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PSYC 290 Unit 3 and 4 Questions and Answers Already Passed Brenna took a test to measure her creativity. She tells you that her final score on the test was 70. She knows you are taking a psychology class, so she asks you what this scare means. You should tell Brenna that .... a. a score of 70 is probably a high score since most tests have a maximum score of 80. b. she will need to take the test again before her score can be accurately interpreted c. you cant interpret her score with...

PSYC 290 Life Span Psychology Final (WCU) Questions and Answers Already Passed In late adulthood, many will experience a decline in: A. Eyesight B. Hearing C. Smell D. All of the above D. All of the above Brain volume will remain consistent throughout the lifespan: A. True B. False B. False Consummate love involves: A. Romantic love B. Affectionate love C. Both A & B D. None of the above C. Both A & B Individuals often seek consensual validation because:...

PSYC 290 Life Span Psychology Final (WCU)

PSYC 290 (Lifespan Development) Week 2 summary notes & revision questions Introduction to Physical Development in Infancy Understanding infant development is an important topic that can affect everyone, regardless of their career. Whether one goes on to work in the nursing field, has children of their own, or simply wants to better understand their own life, there is information in the field for virtually everyone. The infant goes through a lot of rapid physical development during the fi...

PSYC 290 (Lifespan Development) Exam 2

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PSYC 290 (Lifespan Development) Q3 Exam 2 A major coping mechanism that helps children and families deal with problems and stress is

PSYC 290 - Unit 1 Latest Update Graded A+ Root Words of Psychology 1. Psyche: the soul, spirit or mind. 2. Logos: the study of a subject. Origins of Psychology 1. Philosophy. 2. Physiology. Early Influencers of Psychology 1. Socrates. 2. Plato. 3. Aristotle. Renaissance Psychologists 1. Rene Descartes. 2. Thomas Hobbes. Post-Renaissance Psychologists 1. John Locke. 2. David Hume. 3. John Stuart Mill. Aristotle - 384-322 BC. - Greek philosopher. - Developed the t...