Discuss how non conscious perception of emotional signals relate to human nature and bias.

Poverty is more likely to be viewed as a result of laziness by _______ and a result of situational influences by _______.

A)evolutionary psychologists; social psychologists

B)the actor-observer bias; the fundamental attribution error

C)collectivists; individualists

D)wealthy people; people living in poverty

The Stanford prison experiment revealed that

A)few college students are vulnerable to artificially created social roles.

B)only individuals with personality problems are vulnerable to social roles.

C)trained professionals are less susceptible to social roles than college students.

D)ordinary college students will quickly become cruel to innocent people.

Which is true of social stereotypes?

A)Stereotypes are always negative.

B)Most stereotypes are rational.

C)We are consciously aware of all of our stereotypes.

D)Stereotypes increase prejudice.

piano student mastered a difficult piece of music after many hours of practice at home. At his next lesson, he played the piece for his piano teacher. He then performed it in front of an enthusiastic audience, and finally, in front of a critical panel of judges. According to the theory of social facilitation, which of these was likely to be his worst performance?

A)Playing at home after mastering the piece

B)Performing for an enthusiastic audience

C)Playing for his piano teacher

D)Performing for a panel of judges

What is the definition of fundamental attribution error, the actor-observer difference, and self-serving attribution. What is an example of each term and discuss the outcome or result of each scenario based on the respective social cognition error.  

Share your thoughts and ideas regarding how factors such race, gender, and class are elements that may help people move up the social ladder. Explain how meritocracy is a myth and that people are not chosen merely based on ability.

How are psychoanalytic, adlerian, and existential theory the same and different?

Tell us about the annoying and wrong actions of character Fudge in the book named Superfudge, which was written by Judy Blume.

How would you characterize “Christine” the character in City of Ladies? She seems to undergo a change in this story. What are the influences that affect her character?​ (300 words lenth needed)

How does acoustic coding in STM(Short Term Memory) account for the difference in memory span between letters that sound the same vs. different

Rational choice theory became an approach to address many questions about human behavior outside the discipline of economics from whence it derived. Rational choice came to address many positive questions, reducing them to issues surrounding what a person will do when presented with certain choices.

Discuss the strengths and shortcomings of the predictive model of rational choice theory in realms of positive social science and normative social inquiry. What types of questions might be left unanswered by this approach? What does your response say about the value of predictive social science?

The German philosopher Ludwig Wittgenstein once said that all of the problems of philosophy are caused by confusions in language. Given our discussions on ambiguity and vagueness, what do you think he means? Include a brief discussion of Orwell's essay on language and euphemism. Do you have examples in your own life in which confusion of words led to confusion in an argument?

P.S this Philosophy subject. Thank you.

How have the primary agents of social control changed from the pre-modern past to the modern present?

Please note, especially, how the techniques and agents of social control have changed throughout modern history?

Some observers believe that interest groups in the United States are slowly eroding democracy—that is, that most groups are interested only in personal gain, not the national interest. Countries such as Japan and Germany have very few interest groups and are thus able to make decisions more quickly with a view toward the public interest. What are some arguments in favor of our pluralist (interest group–driven) type of government? On the other hand, what are some ways that interest groups impede democracy? Which system is more preferable: one with many groups or one with few?

a. Explain differences between people low and high in self-esteem

b. Explain Sociometer Theory

c. Name the three motives for learning about the self (and which is strongest)

a. Define self-concept and where it comes from

b. Define self-control and how it relates to automatic thinking

c. Explain the Two-factor theory of Emotion and misattribution of arousal

Explain comparison and reflection processes

Describe the Self-Evaluation Maintenance Model and give examples

Describe self-serving biases and their purpose