Choose a specific prejudice other than one discussed in class (e.g., don't choose racism, Islamophobia, or prejudice towards homosexuals). Explain how three of the factors mentioned in class or the text that initiate prejudice do or do not apply to the form of prejudice you chose.

Where do individual differences seem to arise in the way we perceive the world? Describe the combined roles of vision and the vestibular apparatus in a coordinated act in sports, such as a second baseman's double play, a pole vault, or a turnaround jump shot. What are the differences and similarities in the roles of the two senses?

Pick five of the following questions to write about in essay form, merci (an essay is comprised of at least five sentences)!

1. Discuss the distinction between inductive and deductive reasoning and give an example of each.

2. Your friend Jane is having difficulty "taking in" the information in her history class so she asks you to use your expertise in psychology to offer some suggestions on how to improve her memory performance. Discuss how attention, deep processing, elaboration, and the use of mental imagery can affect the encoding process.

3. Patricia wants to decrease the frequency of her teenage daughter's misbehavior. Give examples of positive and negative punishment techniques Patricia might consider in order to encourage her daughter to behave properly.

4. Describe the four stages in Piaget's theory of cognitive development. What major milestones are achieved at each stage?

5. If you were asked by some coworkers to help settle a controversy about whether heredity or environment is more important in shaping development, what would you tell them?

6. What is the difference between positive reinforcement-negative reinforcement and positive punishment-negative punishment?

7. Emily and Samantha were in a boating accident and both now suffer from amnesia. Emily has been diagnosed with retrograde amnesia, whereas Samantha has been diagnosed with anterograde amnesia. Describe what Emily and Samantha will likely forget.

Safety on the job requires a person to perceive safe and risky situations. , think about a dangerous job, and then write about the specific dangers a worker could face on that job.  How could a scientific understanding of sensation and perception be of great value in helping to prevent accidents in this job?

Give the differences in facilitation group sessions from facilitating individual counseling sessions. How do the skills of the leader differ? Be thorough in your discussion of the differences, making sure to cover every aspect of the differences in the leader's skills in facilitating groups and facilitating individual sessions. Be sure to use correct paragraphing and APA for documenting.

1) how does the adolescent brain develope?

2) illustrate the middle adult era of adulthood. how does it work?

Choose two parts of the brain and discuss how they might be related in function. How might a neuron in one structure depend for its function on what is happening in a neuron in the other structure?  Draw a conclusion about the way we localize functions in the brain: Was Broca justified in labeling a speech center in the brain with so few patients? How many brains are necessary to draw a conclusion? What does localization mean, after all? There is no strictly right or wrong answer to this question, but only thoughtful responses.

Describe an example in your own experience of misattributing a body function to a mental function or misattributing a mental function to a body function. For example, did doing chores as a kid really make you tired?

What are some interventions that can be used in working with a military sexual assault survivor?

*this is for sociology class and i chose psychology because there were no option for sociology under "select a subject"

List a plan of action on how you would change the american justice system for criminals. what steps would need to be taken?

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You have just learned that you will have three students with disabilities in your classroom. List three ways you could better meet their needs.

Chapter 3 discusses social behavior, and some of the variables that allow humans to be “ultrasocial” (existing in vary large cooperative societies). Philosophically, think about this chapter in terms of the Social Contract, and what seems to be necessary in order to maintain the Social Contract (and we’ll discuss that more fully in class).

The main idea that Haidt puts forth in this context is that reciprocity is key to upholding the Social Contract, and living socially.

So after reading Chapter 3 (“Reciprocity with a Vengeance”) reflect on the following:

1. Haidt argues that two variables that uphold reciprocity are gratitude and vengeance. In your own words, how would you summarize the main argument of what Haidt is saying with respect to how gratitude and vengeance function in a cooperative society (and make specific reference to the chapter when answering)?

2. Do you find yourself agreeing or disagreeing with this? Explain why.

3. Another variable that Haidt argues is essential to a large cooperative society is gossip. After reading that section on gossip, watch the following TedTalk by Elaine Lui. Although Lui focuses on celebrity gossip, what larger point(s) is she making that coincide with what Haidt is saying?

4. Do you find yourself agreeing or disagreeing with Haidt and Lui regarding the significant role that gossip plays in society? Explain why.

You were at work quite late last night organizing some important files. You left the files stacked on your desk for a subordinate to pick up in the morning to deliver right away to an important meeting. When you arrive in the morning you see the subordinate is "picking up" the files, but not as you had intended. The subordinate dropped the files! All your hard work lies in disarray on the floor. The subordinate is hurrying to pick them up and is apologizing profusely. Your thoughts are fleeting between altruism and aggression! To determine which you might choose, answer the following questions:

a. Choose two aversive incidents described in the text that increase aggressive behavior. Explain how those two incidents could very possibly be present in the above description (even though they are not mentioned), and explain how the two incidents could increase your likelihood of being aggressive in the above situation.

b. On the other hand, you might choose to help pick up the papers. Identify three variables given in the above description that research says could increase or decrease your helping behavior. Briefly explain how each might affect your likelihood of helping.

c. Add to the above description to increase the likelihood that you would help. Specifically, change the above description to include three other conditions (beyond those mentioned in Question 16) that research has found would usually increase your helping behavior.

d. Use two of the three theories presented in class on why people sometimes refuse or don't want help to explain why the subordinate might reject your offer of help in the above situation.

QUESTION 1

The veil of ignorance makes us ignorant about the primary goods, that is, about those things everyone needs to live a decent life.

True

False

10 points   

QUESTION 2

Liberals disagree with libertarians about liberty. Liberals believe that liberty is not the most important thing.

True

False

10 points   

QUESTION 3

The difference principle explains what differences between people in society, in terms of wealth and income, are permissible.

True

False

10 points   

QUESTION 4

For liberals, that opportunities should be equal means primarily that there should be no laws that limit certain people's opportunities based on their so-called race, their enthnicity, their sex, and so on.

True

False

10 points   

QUESTION 5

Liberals hold that, in our society, the value of the political liberties -- how valuable they are to a given person -- often depends on how much wealth one has.

True

False

10 points   

QUESTION 6

Liberals believe that the "American Dream" is still available for most individuals, that is, that most individuals will be able to move up the economic ladder and earn more money, and be wealthier, than their parents.

True

False

10 points   

QUESTION 7

Liberals say that the distribution of income and wealth in the U.S. does not satisfy the difference principle.

True

False

10 points   

QUESTION 8

Liberals believe that wealthiest 1% of Americans should not be taxed more heavily than the bottom 99% because the wealthiest Americans have worked hard for their wealth.

True

False

10 points   

QUESTION 9

Liberals are unequivocal advocates of a welfare state.

True

False

1. Does it deviate from culture norms for what is acceptable? 2. Is it maladaptive? 3. Does it cause the individual personal distress or threaten other people? 4. Does it cause discomfort and concern to others? Base on the above criteria, If you think the individual has a disorder, provide a specific possible diagnosis (example, major depressive disorder) . Be sure to explain why you think that is the correct diagnosis. if you think the individual does not have a disorder, explain why you think that is the case.

CASES
1. Aron is a 30-years - old male who is impulsive and irresponsible but very personable fast-talking . He has shown this pattern since childhood. Currently he travels around the country wooing single older women, promising to marry them, and conning them out their life savings. He shows little concern for these women and can't imagine how much he has hurt them.

2. Sabi is 34 years old female who reports that she has periods of time where she cannot remember what she has done. She reports that after one such period she received a telephone a call from a man who claimed to have met her in a bar where she was " the life of the party" She also told the man her name was Edna . Sabi thinks this is odd because she does not drink and she is a rather shy retiring person. However, the man had her correct phone number and was able to give a good description of her .