Who are Erik Ericson and Jean Piaget? Why are they important to us as we study psychology of the lifespan?
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Of the issues identified by Dean Simonton
• Choose two of these three issues: genius versus zeitgeist as
causal agents, quality versus quantity in phenomena, and
idiographic versus nomothetic interpretations, Explain the two
issues you chose in more depth. For each of these issues explain
the meaning of the terms, the impact on the study of psychology
each has. Include examples of individuals, concepts, or ideas, to
enhance your presentation.
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Why study the history of psychology, why is it important?
What is the study of historical science?
What is psychology in general?
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Young adults are faced with an abundance of career opportunities. List and describe the three periods of vocational development. How do personal and environmental factors like personality, family and gender stereotypes influence a individual in choosing a vocation?
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Explain the Tripartite Model of Personal Identity and The RESPECTFUL Model.
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2) How accurately do you believe Piaget's stages (sensorimotor, preoperational, concrete operations, formal operations) represent childhood cognitive development?
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Many constructivist approaches to learning recommend five conditions for learning. In light of these five conditions, contrast traditional classroom teaching with teaching based on these constructivist conditions.
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1. a) How did the concept of self-actualization evolve with humanistic psychology?
b) Why are Bühler, Kohlberg, Erikson, and Gilligan's approaches to development regarded as part of humanistic psychology (what makes them 'humanistic')?
c) As a student, how do you relate to Carol Dweck's explanation of how students respond to failure?
Please answer each part of the question by your thinking rather than copying the whole from the material you already post. Thus, make the answer by your own knowledge if you have a faculty of psychology to answer this question by their own thinking.
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Mr. Winn wants to teach his third grade students to use a
three-step process for summarizing as they read. He believes
observational learning is the best method.
Albert Bandura identified four elements essential for observational
learning. Explain what Mr. Winn needs to do for each element to be
incorporated into his teaching plan for this lesson.
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Primary Task Response: Within the Discussion Board area, write 300–500 words that respond to the following questions with your thoughts, ideas, and comments. This will be the foundation for future discussions by your classmates. Be substantive and clear, and use examples to reinforce your ideas.
Unit 2 has discussed how sociologists identify cultures and subcultures. Cultures and subcultures have unique components, such as language, values, norms (behaviors), and food. For this Discussion Board, you will dive deeper into culture by completing the following:
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Internship essay applying for Harley Davidson, about what Freedom means to you and why you want to learn about the motorcycle culture?
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There are many myths regarding raising children. In this discussion, you will give your opinions of some of these ideas. For each of the following statements, indicate whether you agree or disagree and why using complete sentences.
1. My baby started walking and talking earlier than other babies. I know he will be smart.
2. I pick up my baby as soon as she starts crying. My friend thinks I am going to spoil her.
3. I want to have only one child, but my partner thinks that only children have problems relating to other children.
Please answer each question using at least 2 complete sentences (8 sentences total) and correct English. That's a total of 8 sentences
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Explain how motivations can affect prejudice.
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