The ____ suggests that similarity in a relationship is only reinforcing when the individual sees the similarity positively and is aware that it can be rewarding.
Select one:
a. Empathy-Altruism Hypothesis
b. Information Integration Approach
c. Compassion
d. Interpersonal Attraction
The ____ is the tendency to be less likely to offer help when there are others close by.
Select one:
a. Pluralistic Ignorance
b. Diffusion of Responsibility
c. Seinfeld Effect
d. Bystander effect
The ____ posits that if you have close relationships with others who share your beliefs and values, then you can experience a host of positive consequences such as feeling better understood or feeling less lonely.
Select one:
a. Arousal-cost Reward Model
b. Reinforcement-Affect Model
c. Warm-glow Hypothesis
d. Mere Exposure Effect
____ is a research approach that emphasizes the variables and the relationship among the variables.
Select one:
a. Couple-centered Approach
b. Variable-centered Approach
c. Empathy-Altruism Hypothesis
d. Cognitive-enhanced Evolutionary Model
____ is the false idea that more attractive people possess better personality traits like intelligence and kindness.
Select one:
a. Physical Attractiveness Stereotype
b. Prosocial Behavior
c. Warm-glow Hypothesis
d. Pluralistic Ignorance
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Industrial Psychology.
If i use to hire a server (resturants), what processes and what training i have to use. ?
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What is the difference between the symbolic interactionist, functionalist and conflict perspectives on violence? Which types of violence are best explained by each theory.
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Which of the perspectives on whether or not God exists seems the most untenable to you? List two reasons why you could not accept this untenable viewpoint.
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Popular songs indicate that we "fall in love" as if we do not have any control over it. Discuss if this is so. Discuss one theory or study presented in the text on interpersonal attraction or love. What increases or decreases it? Include an evaluation of whether "falling in love" is a decision or a feeling, or both. Include one factor that plays a role in maintaining relationships long-term. What makes long-term relationships different than short-term?
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Who was HM, what happened to him, and how was our knowledge of learning and memory increased because of his life story? 400-500 words please
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identified three specific disorders: schizophrenia, depression, and attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder. Explain one of these disorders. How are its symptoms viewed differently across cultures?
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Research and provide an example of how race is socially constructed in a culture outside of the United States.
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Consider the effect of loss of cognitive functioning on an aging individual's social and emotional well-being. In your post, refer to the decrease in sensory information that is available for processes (e.g., hearing people, being able to see things in one's environment), the decreases in brain functioning due to atrophy and neuronal connectivity, and decreases in memory function (including the types of memory affected). Incorporate these considerations into how it may affect social interactions, and how the affected social dynamic may influence the emotional state of an aging individual. You may wish to entertain the essential role that memory plays in navigating life successfully, in general.
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what other signs commonly seen apart from blepharoptpsis, to define a third cranial nerve palsy
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1) John Locke would argue that Niccolo Machiavelli represents the interests of dictators who rule without the consent of the people. Why would he reach that conclusion?
2) Karl Marx would argue that Locke represents the ideology of capitalism even before the emergence of the modern industry. Why would Marx reach that conclusion?
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Essay format:
In 320 word write in essay format how an individual may overcome adversity caused by disability ( attention deficit disorder ADD) and what they learned from the experience.
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The bystander effect captures a shadowy side of human nature. It may have contributed to atrocities such as the Holocaust and witch hunts. It may have its roots in childhood with those who watch bullying without intervening. Discuss the bystander effect utilizing the links below or recent news stories. Include in your discussion: One factor that might increase the chances of helping another One factor that might decrease the likelihood that a person in need will receive help. Note that it was the bystander intervention that saved the life of the 13 year old girl in the news link below. Likewise, recently in the Newark bus crash, bystanders attempted to rescue victims. Likewise helping behavior was noted in the mall when a woman on crutches dropped her papers.
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Describe how the positive effect of extinction procedures can be maintained over the long term
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