Listening in the dark: why we need stories of people living with
... Narrative and metaphor Absent from this clinical-medical storyline are the various ways people understand their experiences and how they integrate these into their broader life story. Analyzing written accounts and personal interviews, researchers have identified various pathways through and beyond ...
... Narrative and metaphor Absent from this clinical-medical storyline are the various ways people understand their experiences and how they integrate these into their broader life story. Analyzing written accounts and personal interviews, researchers have identified various pathways through and beyond ...
Social Cognition
... Chapter 20: Social Cognition Case Study: Shaping the Black Experience Section 1: Attitudes ...
... Chapter 20: Social Cognition Case Study: Shaping the Black Experience Section 1: Attitudes ...
"The Inherence Heuristic: Generating Everyday Explanations" in
... our finances (e.g., why are interest rates low?), when we assign blame (e.g., why did the cookies burn?), and so on. As spontaneous explanations form the basis for much of what we do, investigating the process by which people generate these judgments is an important task for social and behavioral sc ...
... our finances (e.g., why are interest rates low?), when we assign blame (e.g., why did the cookies burn?), and so on. As spontaneous explanations form the basis for much of what we do, investigating the process by which people generate these judgments is an important task for social and behavioral sc ...
Selfies: Witnessing and Participatory Journalism with a Point of View
... found people shared digital images more frequently during Israel’s Independence Day and Memorial Day than on other days. The impact of mobile devices on communication is thus not just technological but rather social and cultural, as “the mobile camera phone is extending and modifying media languages ...
... found people shared digital images more frequently during Israel’s Independence Day and Memorial Day than on other days. The impact of mobile devices on communication is thus not just technological but rather social and cultural, as “the mobile camera phone is extending and modifying media languages ...
School Refusal or School Anxiety: Differentiation
... • Behavior is learned – it can be relearned. • Integrating cognitive and behavioral approaches is key. • To change current behavior, it is best to focus on the present. • The student’s presenting problems are the focus of treatment. McGrath, 2011 ...
... • Behavior is learned – it can be relearned. • Integrating cognitive and behavioral approaches is key. • To change current behavior, it is best to focus on the present. • The student’s presenting problems are the focus of treatment. McGrath, 2011 ...
(PPT, Unknown)
... on the assumption that individuals seek consistency between their expectations and their reality. Because of this, people engage in a process called dissonance reduction to bring their cognitions and actions in line with one another. This creation of uniformity allows for a lessening of psychologica ...
... on the assumption that individuals seek consistency between their expectations and their reality. Because of this, people engage in a process called dissonance reduction to bring their cognitions and actions in line with one another. This creation of uniformity allows for a lessening of psychologica ...
hankin stability processes
... 5-HTTLPR genotoype following a negative mood induction. Similarly, Sheikh and colleagues found that children who possessed either one or two copies of the S or LG allele were more likely to make negative attributions for negative events than those homozygous for the long alleles. Overall, these prom ...
... 5-HTTLPR genotoype following a negative mood induction. Similarly, Sheikh and colleagues found that children who possessed either one or two copies of the S or LG allele were more likely to make negative attributions for negative events than those homozygous for the long alleles. Overall, these prom ...
The Psychodynamics of Social Judgment and Decision Making:
... Beyond describing the universal aspects of the attachment system, Bowlby (1973) delineated possible individual differences in its functioning. In his view, these individual differences are derived from the reactions of significant others to attachment-system activation and from the internalization o ...
... Beyond describing the universal aspects of the attachment system, Bowlby (1973) delineated possible individual differences in its functioning. In his view, these individual differences are derived from the reactions of significant others to attachment-system activation and from the internalization o ...
The Devel~pment of a U.S. and Generalized Ethnocentrism Scale
... 1994). Attitudinally, ethnocentric groups see themselves as virtuous and superior, see their own standards of value as universal and intrinsically true, and their customs as original and centrally -human. On the- contrary,outgroups-are seen as contemptible,. immoral, inferior, and weak. Behaviorally ...
... 1994). Attitudinally, ethnocentric groups see themselves as virtuous and superior, see their own standards of value as universal and intrinsically true, and their customs as original and centrally -human. On the- contrary,outgroups-are seen as contemptible,. immoral, inferior, and weak. Behaviorally ...
The Progression of the Field of Kinesics
... physical aspects of body motion (Birdwhistell 1979:11). This includes familiarity of the muscleskeletal system in order to properly use scientific terminology when describing observations of movement. Pre-kinesics is the first step to be completed to begin a study of kinesics because it lays the gro ...
... physical aspects of body motion (Birdwhistell 1979:11). This includes familiarity of the muscleskeletal system in order to properly use scientific terminology when describing observations of movement. Pre-kinesics is the first step to be completed to begin a study of kinesics because it lays the gro ...
Do People`s Self
... organizing reality and guiding behavior, people are invested in preserving them. To this end, people seek evaluations that confirm their self-views— even if the selfviews (and evaluations that confirm them) happen to be negative (cf. Jones, 1973). Consistent with self-verification theory, Pelham (19 ...
... organizing reality and guiding behavior, people are invested in preserving them. To this end, people seek evaluations that confirm their self-views— even if the selfviews (and evaluations that confirm them) happen to be negative (cf. Jones, 1973). Consistent with self-verification theory, Pelham (19 ...
The economic analysis of social norms: A reappraisal of Hayek`s
... all the knowledge they possess. This is the reason why individuals, if they can understand the behavior of others, are never able to explain it. This phenomenon is related to Hayek’s proposed analysis of the “primacy of the abstract” (Hayek 1978). Social interaction, or more generally, interactions ...
... all the knowledge they possess. This is the reason why individuals, if they can understand the behavior of others, are never able to explain it. This phenomenon is related to Hayek’s proposed analysis of the “primacy of the abstract” (Hayek 1978). Social interaction, or more generally, interactions ...
The effect of professional development of nonverbal communication
... This Dissertation is brought to you for free and open access by the Theses, Dissertations, Capstones and Projects at USF Scholarship: a digital repository @ Gleeson Library | Geschke Center. It has been accepted for inclusion in Doctoral Dissertations by an authorized administrator of USF Scholarshi ...
... This Dissertation is brought to you for free and open access by the Theses, Dissertations, Capstones and Projects at USF Scholarship: a digital repository @ Gleeson Library | Geschke Center. It has been accepted for inclusion in Doctoral Dissertations by an authorized administrator of USF Scholarshi ...
Autism-Spectrum Disorder: Testing Perceptions of Reality through
... tion is like a desktop interface. We can interact with the icons, move the icons, and change the color of the icon. The icon is what we perceive. The icon is not the true nature of the file. It would be misguided to say because the icon is blue it must be an accurate reconstruction of the file. But ...
... tion is like a desktop interface. We can interact with the icons, move the icons, and change the color of the icon. The icon is what we perceive. The icon is not the true nature of the file. It would be misguided to say because the icon is blue it must be an accurate reconstruction of the file. But ...
Hedonic Adaptation Prevention Model
... social connections, strengthen existing relationships, or participate in activities in which they do not normally participate. Each of these possibilities may be associated with new positive experiences or events. Research from our laboratory suggests that performing acts of kindness is indeed assoc ...
... social connections, strengthen existing relationships, or participate in activities in which they do not normally participate. Each of these possibilities may be associated with new positive experiences or events. Research from our laboratory suggests that performing acts of kindness is indeed assoc ...
Maturity of judgment in adolescence: Psychosocial factors in
... day-to-day affairs, such as taste in clothing, music, and the like (Brittain, 1963). These studies remind us that adolescents' display of independence--and hence, maturity of judgment--may be highly situation-specific, with youngsters being influenced more on some topics than others, and by differen ...
... day-to-day affairs, such as taste in clothing, music, and the like (Brittain, 1963). These studies remind us that adolescents' display of independence--and hence, maturity of judgment--may be highly situation-specific, with youngsters being influenced more on some topics than others, and by differen ...
Haptotherapy and Empathy
... In this article I attempt to approach haptotherapy – and haptonomy in general – from the perspective of empathy. At first sight, here seems to be a striking relationship between haptotherapy and empathy. From an empathy perspective, haptotherapy is like empathy-with-the-hands, whereas empathy could ...
... In this article I attempt to approach haptotherapy – and haptonomy in general – from the perspective of empathy. At first sight, here seems to be a striking relationship between haptotherapy and empathy. From an empathy perspective, haptotherapy is like empathy-with-the-hands, whereas empathy could ...
The Influence of Affect on Attitude - University of Virginia Information
... not dedicated to specific objects. Both are evaluative orientations without built-in direction; without being constrained by an object. Thus, cheerful moods and cheerful temperaments may make things in general seem positive. But, as shown in Table 11.1, moods differ from temperaments in part because ...
... not dedicated to specific objects. Both are evaluative orientations without built-in direction; without being constrained by an object. Thus, cheerful moods and cheerful temperaments may make things in general seem positive. But, as shown in Table 11.1, moods differ from temperaments in part because ...
2008 AP Psych Answers
... has to live with the mainstream crowd. The only things that will not damage her brain are a few fruits and vegetables. • The name of this girl is Borsi Batki, a child suffering from a rare genetic disorder, in which she cannot eat anything that contains proteins. A no-no for the consumption of prote ...
... has to live with the mainstream crowd. The only things that will not damage her brain are a few fruits and vegetables. • The name of this girl is Borsi Batki, a child suffering from a rare genetic disorder, in which she cannot eat anything that contains proteins. A no-no for the consumption of prote ...
Maquetación 1 - Colegio Oficial de Psicólogos de Madrid
... automatic transfer of findings from one culture to another. Therefore, it is imperative to explore to what extent effects unearthed with Israeli participants hold with subjects of a different cultural milieu. Moreover, attachment theory may be construed as a framework for investigating adult romanti ...
... automatic transfer of findings from one culture to another. Therefore, it is imperative to explore to what extent effects unearthed with Israeli participants hold with subjects of a different cultural milieu. Moreover, attachment theory may be construed as a framework for investigating adult romanti ...
- Sydney Symposium of Social Psychology
... differences with the harmed group were salient. This suggests both that emotions can be experienced on behalf of others, and that the emotion experienced will depend on who those others are. Evidence from our own research program (Silver, Mackie, & Smith, 2000) is also consistent with the idea that ...
... differences with the harmed group were salient. This suggests both that emotions can be experienced on behalf of others, and that the emotion experienced will depend on who those others are. Evidence from our own research program (Silver, Mackie, & Smith, 2000) is also consistent with the idea that ...
Online Disclosure Natalya N. Bazarova
... models of disclosure that link amount and intimacy of disclosure to the strength of the relationship between a discloser and a receiver (Altman & Taylor, 1973). For example, a simple visit to a person’s Facebook page may reveal more about him or her than years of previous acquaintance. Such public s ...
... models of disclosure that link amount and intimacy of disclosure to the strength of the relationship between a discloser and a receiver (Altman & Taylor, 1973). For example, a simple visit to a person’s Facebook page may reveal more about him or her than years of previous acquaintance. Such public s ...
Sample
... which is the best reason why you are likely to believe your friend? A) S/He is repeating a sentiment you have heard many times. B) S/He is an individual who doesn't usually eat spaghetti sauce. C) Most other people who taste your spaghetti sauce say it needs more salt D) Your friend is on a diet. An ...
... which is the best reason why you are likely to believe your friend? A) S/He is repeating a sentiment you have heard many times. B) S/He is an individual who doesn't usually eat spaghetti sauce. C) Most other people who taste your spaghetti sauce say it needs more salt D) Your friend is on a diet. An ...
Affect, attitudes and decisions: Let`s be more specific
... This chapter focuses on the role of affect in attitudes and decision-making. First we will briefly discuss the role of affect in attitude-formation and -change processes. Two issues have played an important role in this research area. First, the distinction between affect-based and cognition-based a ...
... This chapter focuses on the role of affect in attitudes and decision-making. First we will briefly discuss the role of affect in attitude-formation and -change processes. Two issues have played an important role in this research area. First, the distinction between affect-based and cognition-based a ...
Affective Influences on Cognition
... thought that most complex affective reactions acquired throughout life are established as a result of just such cumulative patterns of incidental associations. In another classic study, Razran (1940) showed that subjects evaluated sociopolitical messages more favorably when in a good than in a bad m ...
... thought that most complex affective reactions acquired throughout life are established as a result of just such cumulative patterns of incidental associations. In another classic study, Razran (1940) showed that subjects evaluated sociopolitical messages more favorably when in a good than in a bad m ...