AICE 2024 Psychology Study Guide fully solved & updated(100- accuracy).
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Aice Psychology
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Aice Psychology
What are the two assumptions of the Social Approach?
- Our behavior, cognitions, and emotions can be influenced by the actual, implied, or imagined presence of others
- All of our behavior, cognitions, and emotions can be influenced by social contexts, social environments, and groups
Wha...
AICE 2024 Psychology Study
Guide fully solved &
updated(100% accuracy)
What are the two assumptions of the Social Approach? - answer -
Our behavior, cognitions, and emotions can be influenced by the
actual, implied, or imagined presence of others
- All of our behavior, cognitions, and emotions can be influenced by
social contexts, social environments, and groups
What are the two assumptions of the Learning Approach? - answer -
Each life begins as a 'blank slate': observable changes to our
behavior can result from interactions with our environment
- The processes of social learning, operant conditioning, and
classical conditioning are the ways in which humans and animals
learn. These processes involve stimulus response. (Experiences
within our environment= Stimuli, effects on our behavior=
response)
What are the two assumptions of the Biological Approach? - answer
- Behavior, cognitions, and emotions can be explained in terms of
the working of the brain and thee effects of hormones, genetics,
and evolution
- Similarities and differences between people can be understood in
terms of biological factors and their interaction with other factors
What are the two assumptions of the Cognitive Approach? - answer -
Similarities between the way people and computers process
information
, - Individual differences in cognitive processes such as attention,
language, thinking, and memory, which can help to explain our
differing behaviors and emotions
What was the Milgram study about? - answer Obedience
What was the Perry et al. study about? - answer Personal Space
What was the Piliavin et al. study about? - answer Subway
Samaritans
What was the Bandura et al. study about? - answer Aggression
What was the Fagen et al. study about? - answer Elephant Learning
What was the Saavedra and Silverman study about? - answer Button
Phobia
What was the Dement and Kleitman study about? - answer Dreams
What was the Hassett et al. study about? - answer Monkey Toy
Preference
What was the Hölzel et al. study about? - answer Brain Scans
What was the Andrade study about? - answer Doodling
What was the baron-Cohen et al. study about? - answer Eyes Test
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