Testing Intelligence After taking the web-based intelligence test and reviewed the answers‚ I am somewhat considered. I do not feel this test result was all that accurate. With only thirty questions asked‚ which ranged from math to general knowledge‚ I feel that it might not have gathered enough information to make it accurate. Not to mention‚ the test was timed and not divided into sections. There were a couple of math problems that I had to stop and figure out and I was unable to answer the last
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Unit 201 – Child & young person’s development (0-19) Outcome 1 1.1 Describe the expected pattern of children & young person’s development from birth to 19 years‚ to includes: a) Physical development b) Communication & intellectual development c) Social‚ emotional & behavioural development Social Intellectual Moral Physical (fine & gross motor skills) Language Emotional Give atleast 6 example for each age group in each development stage. The ages under each
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Case Study in Abnormal Behavior Research supports both arguments in nature vs. nurture. Biological factors are considered while the child is still in the womb‚ such as stressors and hormone levels. Genetic factors also play a role in determining if an individual will commit a criminal act‚ and diagnosing the person with Anti Social Personality Disorder (ASPD) (Meyers‚ 2006). Another factor that is considered is the environment in which a person grows up in (nurture). For example‚ a child experiencing
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In the scenario provided‚ Sarah portrays several aspects of social psychology. The first is her attitude towards her curfew. She is shown to be obedient towards the curfew‚ but is persuaded by her new friends through the peripheral route because she likes them and‚ lastly‚ was having fun enough that she felt she could ignore her curfew. This also opens her up to cognitive dissonance in that she knows she needs to be obedient and obey her curfew but she also is having a good time with her friends
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4. If you have an intense fear of speaking in public‚ eating out‚ or going to parties‚ you may be suffering from: A. generalized anxiety disorder. B. dysthymic disorder. C. obsessive-compulsive disorder. D. social phobia.** 5. Thirty-five-year-old Lucy needs to have her blood taken. She is so distraught by this that she must mentally prepare herself for it as well as take a short-acting sedative. Lucy seems to be suffering from a(n): A. dissociative
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My Development into Adulthood Ashley Fuller PSY 202 Dr. Griffin 3-6-2013 I. What was your family like? A. Mother – teacher‚ loving‚ nurturing B. Father – hardworking‚ patient‚ king C. Oldest of 2 children D. Close relationship with grandparents E. Southern family F. Christian household‚ values‚ beliefs II. What things do you remember about your childhood? A. Chores‚ gardening B. Bible studies C. Close interaction with extended family D. Playing
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Social Behaviors Shopping can be very addictive especially if you cannot afford it. Over the years‚ I have been known as a shop-a-holic. I shop at the mall or online for just about anything I can afford. I have purchased so many clothes‚ shoes‚ and purses until I have no room in my closet for them. My shopping habit first started as a little girl. My mother made sure I had the finest of things wherever I went. As I grew older‚ I became popular for the way I dressed. I can recall in high school
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1. What did Jane Elliott say about people being able to take off their collars or color? Jane Elliott uses the collar/eye color exercise to help the student realize that we shouldn’t discriminate even if they have a different color skin or different color of anything. The students didn’t like how they were treated because they had a different eye color. The first day‚ Mrs. Elliott said that blue eyed people were better than brown eyes then the next day it was vice versa. Kids were angry humiliated
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Social Influence On Behavior By Jennifer Slimp Psy 300 There are several ways human behavior changes during different social situations. Social psychology focuses on these behaviors. Social psychology is the study of how people’s thoughts‚ feelings and behaviors are influenced by actual‚ imagined or implied presence of others. Social psychologists explain human behavior as they interact in social situations. Two examples of human behaviors that have become a major problem in todays society
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Human Growth and Development Name: Institution Affiliation: Human Growth and Development Introduction According to Jean Piaget’s theory of Cognitive Development children’s cognitive development formal operations is established at the cognitive development stage of about age 12 to 15 years. This is reflected in the child’s ability to reason adolescence hypothetically and independently on concrete states of affairs‚ with the structures represented by the logical combination systems. The rates
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