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What are your thoughts about the impact of racist perceptions on schemas on stereotypes? In light of the vastly changing demographic - at the educational, economic, and social levels - and the shift
Schemata are conceptual frameworks used to organize knowledge and inform how we interpret experiences. For individuals who are visually impaired, would you suggest that aspects of phenomenon are ove
Discuss the dynamics and concept of power in organizations, for example, are they gender-based, is power at odds with the provision of services, and does politics or cost enter in?
While I recognize the merits of such practices, do you think there are any negative consequences of such ceremonies on memories and the subsequent effects on functioning?
Central to one's professional training as a therapist is the ability to accurately discern and reflect someone's affective states, both via verbal and non-verbal forms of communication.
When trying to solve a problem, you might have been instructed to "stop thinking about it and come back to it later".
What processes related to impasses do you think can help to explain this outcome? 100 words.
In terms of cognitive deficits or other forms of pathology which compromise one's ability to problem-solve, can you identify any ways to make heuristics more effective and functional?
What are the similarities and differences between Piaget's and Vygotsky's theories of cognitive development? Which one do you believe is more accurate? Explain why.
What would you see as some important criticisms of Piaget's research on the four stages of development?
Marketing is based in psychology. People make their purchasing decisions based on emotions or practicality. How does cognitive psychology inform consumer psychology?
Learning disabilities, such as dyslexia, may have an impact on learning but is not related to learning styles. It is still an impediment to one's learning process. Are learning styles related to lea
Look at the first few visual examples in Illusions and Paradoxes by Zamora. What model of the mind-brain seems closest to reality based on just these examples?
Rolls presents a model of visual consciousness. Mandik presents his view on the neurophilosophy of consciousness. In your opinion, is Rolls's model a trivial or substantive view of consciousness?
I hear people who describe their children's academia improved once they began playing an instrument or singing. Could this be the result of increased attention and coherence as a result of the music
It's important to point out that stereotypes can be based on many things that we don't ordinarily think about, like geography or occupation.
Explain the driving force behind self-organization in Perruchet and Vinter's model. Is this force plausible? Provide opinion and support.
How do psychologists define abnormality? What are the benefits and risks of labeling people?
If you were a police officer, lawyer, or prosecutor who had the job of interrogating witnesses and you wanted to increase eyewitness accuracy, what are some things you might do?
Briefly explain how behaviour therapy from the founder B. F. Skinner's operant conditioning theory applies to mental health counselling.
What are some of the things that you like about Sigmund Freud's psychoanalytic theory?
What would you consider some of good points of rational emotive behavior therapy?
What we know from operant conditioning theories is that behaviour changes as a function of what follows the behaviour - be it reinforcement or punishment.
Asch S.E. (1951) Effect of group pressure upon the modification and distoration of judgement. In H. Guetzkow (ed.) Groups leadership and Men (pp177-190) Pittsburgh P.A. Carrige Press