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    Running Head: Learned Helplessness in the Workplace Paper Learned Helplessness in the Workplace Psychology 320 November 22‚ 2010 Professor: Sprinkle Abstract In the late 1960’s and early 1970s Mr. Martin Seligman began to study what effects surroundings have on not only animals‚ but human beings. His studies were an attempt to determine what ramifications outside influences could have on a live beings motivation and drive for success. He started his studies by giving rats electric

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    Self Concept Essay Jessica Loyd Self concept consists of mental images an individual has of oneself: physical appearance‚ health‚ accomplishments‚ skills‚ social talents‚ roles‚ intellectual traits‚ and emotional states and more –all make up our self-concept. Figuring out who you are can mean the difference between failure or success in life. From birth we are taught who we should be by our parents and society. However‚ it is ultimately up to us who we become. I am a 33 year old mother of three

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    Learned Taste Aversion

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    Introduction: A learned taste aversion is the aversion developed by an individual for a certain food that caused him an illness. John Garcia first discovered this phenomenon during his experiments on rats. After classical conditioning‚ rats associate the taste of the food (CS) with getting sick (UC). They therefore create an aversion for that specific taste. Garb and Stunkard (1974) conducted a study on learned taste aversion. They sent a questionnaire about such experience to 700 people. The results

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    6.2: Learned and Unlearned Responses The null hypothesis is that there is no difference between the response distances of learned and unlearned responses. Since the p-value‚ 0.04‚ is less than 0.05‚ I would reject the null hypothesis. As the level of information processing increases‚ the response time increases because completing the reaction would take much more time if higher brain processing were required. I do see a difference in the response time when using a learned visual cue versus

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    What I Learned

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    What I Have Learned In this class I have learned so many different things about Microsoft Excel‚ Word‚ and PowerPoint. Each program that we covered has its uses in a professional setting. They also have many personal uses as well. Microsoft Excel we were taught how to use excel to create budgets‚ and also how to take that budget and make it into a graph. This is really beneficial for me in my personal life‚ because I have never used a budget. Now I can’t monitor what I am spending and

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    G10 science By Freya Li Practical Investigation Resistance in Wire Aim: To investigate if the length of wire affects its resistance and find out how the resistance changes when the length of wire increases. Hypothesis: My prediction is that as the length of wire increases‚ the resistance will also increase. This is because current is the flow of electrons in a circuit and voltage makes the electrons flow through the circuit. The electrons have to collide with the atoms in the wire‚ which makes

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    1. Aim The aim of this experiment is to examine the automatic gearbox and determine the gear ratios for each gear (1st‚ 2nd‚ 3rd‚ 4th and reverse) 2. Apparatus The gearbox in the laboratory 3. Method i. Disassemble the gearbox ii. Count the number of gear teeth on every component iii. Develop a schematic for the gearbox iv. Record all the data v. Assemble the gearbox vi. Calculate the transmission ratio for each gear 4. Results Table 1: Gears teeth numbers Number of teeth

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    Knowledge‚ Skills and Abilities Customer Service: Servers must consistently be able to assess‚ anticipate and meet guests’ needs and respond quickly without losing focus or projecting a mood that detracts from guests’ dining experience. This requires practical knowledge of industry customer service standards. Communication: Servers must clearly communicate in a professional manner with guests‚ vendors‚ coworkers and management. They must understand instructions‚ read written company memorandums and

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    Lesson Observation

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    Observing a lesson in progress is much easier than actually teaching the lesson. Many teachers stress how difficult and time consuming developing a lesson plan can be. One cannot by any means understand until they have had the experience of what it is like. It may be easy to jot down the standards but what has to follow is a test of one’s dedication to the term. The social studies lesson taught as a requirement for EED-465 was a history lesson drawn from the topic Trail of Tears. This was a broad

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    Practical Uses of Paralanguage & Non-verbal Communication. A year ago‚ I had an argument with my father for an hour. On a fine day after the air was cleared‚ my mother insightfully cross-analysed the argument for my better understanding of the situation. She told me the argument was aggravated NOT because of the context of the arguments but the way I put it forth. To which my reply was‚ “I was not arguing‚ that’s the way I talk.” Paralanguage Now‚ this incident brings me to the topic of paralanguage

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