For Psychology 162
Psychological Measures
New Manila, Quezon City
February 16, 2012
Abstract
A multi-method approach will be taken to determine the validity of a study done on 30 students. It will be sampled from Kalayaan College for partial credit in introductory psychology subjects.
This study will help determine the gender that expresses more patience on different situations, such as relationships, school and career. This will help close research gaps for future studies of the same field.
Table of Contents
Introduction 4 Problem Statement 5 Research Objectives 5 Operational Definitions 6
Literature Review 7 Perception, Impressions, and Social Categorization
Women are more patient than men, but both only last an average two-and-a-half minutes
Methodology 9 Research Design 9 Participants 9 Data Gathering 9 Measures and Instruments 9 Interview Schedule 10 Data Analysis 11 Scope and Delimitation 12
References 13
In terms of its psychology, philosophy, theory, methodology, research, subject matter and application, psychology is governed by two, mutually exclusive, mutually contradictory paradigms. These two paradigms, patience and aggression which are fundamental traits of psychology, derive from two mutually exclusive and contradictory views of human characteristics. These two traits govern psychology in the sense that the various sub-fields of psychology serve to demonstrate the validity of either of these two views of human. Or, to say it in other words, psychological phenomena are explained by either one or the other of these views of human existence. The purpose of this study is to explore the level of patience towards individuals in their relationships, school and career achievement among students from Kalayaan College. This study also observes the relationship between the level of