Prosocial Behaviour Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

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This document provides lecture notes, in bulletpoint form, on Social Psychology - Prosocial Behaviour at a university level however can be used to expand A-level questions. Theories and experiments are mentioned throughout.

The full notes for Dr Price's developmental psychology course. This was done in 2021. Covers the following topics: An introduction to developmental psychology Face perception Object concept and mental representations Piagetian development Language development Number concept Cognitive development Prosocial behaviour and moral reasoning Developmental disorders - ASD Development beyond childhood - adolescence and adulthood

Covering Prosocial and helping behavior, a range of theories and studies in this area, how prosocial we are, social norms, how we’ve been brought up, age, sex, religious beliefs, levels of empathic concern or egotistical tendencies, and how the presence of others inhibits helping.

This is the assignment I uploaded in my honours year for PYC4805 regarding prosocial behaviour in early childhood. I received high grades and completed by qualification with distinction.

PYC3701 – Social Psychology 2021 - Semester 1 and Semester 2 - Assignment 2 Question 1: The basic motive to seek and maintain interpersonal relationships is known as the... 1. affiliation need 2. the affect-centred model of attraction 3. the proportion of similarity 4. an adaptive response Question 2: Regardless of the factors leading up to one liking or disliking another individual, those likes and dislikes are determined by one’s immediate... 1. proximity 2. effective state ...

1. The part of the newborn that is the least developed is the 2. Most children experience several different kinds of nonparental care is one of the difficulties in studying the effects of ? 3. The synaptogenesis/pruning cycle increases the of the infant's brain. 4. Why can infants bounce back from head injury more easily than adolescents and adults can? 5. Nathan is a newborn. If his mother picks him up cortex nonparental care efficiency Their brains have greater neuroplas- ticity he...

A comprehensive summary of developmental psychology lecture notes including theory of mind, language, learning etc Suitable for 1st-year university and A-level students

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The development of prosocial behaviour in early childhood