According to Trimble, what is “unconscious writing?” What are some of the problems he associates with it? How does a student move from unconscious writing to “genuine writing?” What does this “breakthrough” signify? Finally, what role does empathy play in Trimble’s idea of genuine writing?
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in a 1-2 page paper present 2-3 personal developmental needs and an action plan to improve these areas. For example, to be more involved with family than on the phone.
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Reflect on the advertising you encounter while watching a favorite TV show, reading a magazine or newspaper, or listening to the radio( like i PHONE ADVERTISMENT ) . Choose one or more of the advertisements you encounter and discuss how specifically (if at all) it is geared to the program you are watching. Also explain how well it addresses your particular demographic and how effectively that advertisement speaks to you personally. What could the sponsors do to make this advertisement more effective along these lines?
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Explain why psychology is considered a science. Are there any subfields that appear to have more scientific background than others (if so, provide the justification)?
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How did your choices affect the strength of the relationship meter in your simulation experience? Describe using "your words" the practices that are most effective working with families. Identify strategies that you will use in the future when interacting with families. Just for fun, what is one thing a teacher should NOT do?
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You are interested in studying the effects of a drug that is known to inhibit learning and memory functioning. You have decided that you will use rats, rather than humans, in your study.
a. Which neurotransmitter is the drug likely affecting and why?
b. Which research method would you use to study this and why would you choose that particular method over another? If this method were unavailable, describe another method you could use and why you would choose this as a second option.
c. You also must determine whether this drug is an agonist or antagonist. What is the difference between them? What will you look for to conclude one way or the other?
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In what ways do the media influence perception?
What factors do you think contribute most to your perception of others?
Can one really affect how others perceive them? If so, how?
If a perception is incorrect, what can perception tell us about ourselves?
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at what learning level does thinking result in new associations based on the relationship of two or more principles being applied to solve a given problem? book: instructors and their job- w.r. miller, 2nd edition
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what limitations are faced when attempting to learn to play a game by observation only? book: instructors and their jobs, w.r. miller, 2nd edition
Chapter 2 Learning Process
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How can learning by doing be incorporated into the lecture method?
Book: instructors and their jobs by w.r. miller, 2nd edition
Chapter 2 Learning Process
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1. How does the ego-id-superego apparatus interact? Please be as explicit as possible.
2. How is the superego the "parental agency"? Please be explicit with your answer.
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Contrast the 3 approaches in psychology to the determination of behavior: Cognitive, Behaviorist and Humanist.
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What are the similarities between Broca's aphasia and Wernicke's aphasia? What are the differences? What can cause aphasia?
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The Song of Roland "Roland is the exemplar of the ethical code of knighthood that is repeatedly praised in the poem” (987). Choose and analyze one example of a character either adhering to the ethical code of knighthood or going against it.
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