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1.2 Differences between people

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FULL BLOCK 1.2 BUNDLE NOTES

  • FULL BLOCK 1.2 BUNDLE NOTES

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  • 61 PAGES OF COMPLETE NOTES ON ALL OF BLOCK 1.2(Differences Between People) FOR SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY! A cheaper alternative than buying notes for each problem/topic in social psychology. Contains notes on topics 1 - 8: Psychoanalytical approach, Behaviouristic approach, Humanistic approach, Psychometric approach, Trait approach, Interactionism appro.
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Block 1.2 - Problem 1: Block 1.2 - Problem 1:

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    • Discussed: Freud's theory of personality, Assumptions of Psychoanalytic theory, 3 parts of personality / level of consciousness, Psychoanalytic personality theory (ID, Ego, Superego - definitions, explanations, examples), Anxiety and Defence Mechanisms, Psychosexual development stages, Criticisms on Freud's theories
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Block 1.2 - Problem 2: Block 1.2 - Problem 2:

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    • Discussed: Classical conditioning, Pavlov's experiment, Classification of conditioning, Effects of Classical conditioning, Conditioning and fear, Little Albert Experiment, Types of Reinforcement and punishment, Definitions and explanations to vocab words, Notes on articles, and more!
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Block 1.2 - Problem 6: "Interactionism Approach" Block 1.2 - Problem 6: "Interactionism Approach"

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    • Discussed: Why people react differently in different situations; Why a person's behaviour is consistent over time; Why some people react differently in the same situation; How personal characteristics and situations interact; and Which/Why some traits change over time, and why some traits do not change. Includes: Formulas, definitions, explanations, and examples of vocab words, Notes on articles and MORE!
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Block 1.2 - Problem 7: Block 1.2 - Problem 7:

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    • Discussed: To What extent genes and environment shape our personality and behaviour; How we can study the heritability of personality. Includes: Definitions, explanations, and examples of vocab words, Formulas, Methods of testing, Results of testing, Buss' and Plomin's Temperaments (Activity level, Sociability, Emotionality, Impulsivity), How the temperaments results to the Big Five, Attitudes and Beliefs, Shared vs. Non-Shared Environment, Genotype-Environment Correlation
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Block 1.2 - Problem 4: "Psychometric Approach" Block 1.2 - Problem 4: "Psychometric Approach"

  • Block 1.2 - Problem 4: "Psychometric Approach"

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    • Discussed: What is intelligence - is it possible to measure; Are there different types of intelligence, and what they are; Is it possible to inherit intelligence; What is the Flynn-Effect; Is intelligence measured the same globally? Includes: Definitions, explanations, and examples of vocab words, Theories of intelligence from: Francis Galton, James Mckeen-Cattell, Alfred Binet, William Stern, Charles Spearman, Philip Vernon, David Wechsler, Louis Thurstone, Carl, Howard Gardner, and Robert St...
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Block 1.2 - Problem 3: "Humanistic Approach"

  • Block 1.2 - Problem 3: "Humanistic Approach"

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    • Discussed: How childhood has an impact on future personality development; What Carl Roger's view is on personality development; How children imitate behaviour according to Bandura. Includes: The need for positive regard, Conditions of worth, Introjection and Identification, The self and processes of defence, Client Centered therapy, Bandura's experiment, Social cognitive theory, Categories that influence observational learning, notes on articles and MORE!
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Block 1.2. - Problem 5: "Trait Approach"

  • Block 1.2. - Problem 5: "Trait Approach"

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    • Discussed: The four temperaments of Hippocrates; Taxonomies / Theories of: Gordon Allport, Raymond B. Cattell, Hans J. Eysenck, and McCrae and Costa; Big Five theory, criticisms, and MORE!
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Block 1.2 - Problem 8: Block 1.2 - Problem 8:

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    • Discussed: How our personality affects our choice of a romantic partner; Are there gender differences in personality; Are there differences in personalities between cultures? Included: Definitions, explanations, and examples to vocab words, 3 Processes by which personality affects social interaction, Situation selection, Partner selection, Different theories, Big Five in mate selection, Types of Evocation , Manipulation
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Summary problem 2.4

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  • Summary • 13 pages • 2019
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    • Summary for block 1.2 at Erasmus university (2018-2019). I'm enrolled in international psychology, however the sources and study materials are the same in both psychology courses. Hence, these summaries may also be useful for Dutch students. The summaries are based on at least 2 of the required reading materials. For this course my final grade was a 8.7. Therefore, I hope they will be of assistance in preparation for your exams.
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