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Social Needs, the need to belong
The need to belong is a basic and vital need of all human animals. It is a fact that adult individuals spend 80% of waking time in the company of others and also according to Emler (1994) time spent with others is preferred. Biological evidence also supports the importance of belonging, as it has been shown that parts of the brain that are related to processing social info, such as the medial prefrontal cortex are always active. According to researchers the need to belong is a fundamental human ...
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The need to belong is a basic and vital need of all human animals. It is a fact that adult individuals spend 80% of waking time in the company of others and also according to Emler (1994) time spent with others is preferred. Biological evidence also supports the importance of belonging, as it has been shown that parts of the brain that are related to processing social info, such as the medial prefrontal cortex are always active. According to researchers the need to belong is a fundamental human ...
Lab Report: Implicit learning & contextual cueing
Human behavior is, to a large extent, guided by environmental stimuli. Due to the abundance of sensory information in everyday setting and to avoid information overload, certain mechanisms control the sorting and prioritization of such information. One such mechanism is contextual cuing. The current report will investigate the process of implicit learning through contextual cuing and the relationship between contextual cuing and observer’s awareness. Data from 82 UCL undergraduate students wer...
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Human behavior is, to a large extent, guided by environmental stimuli. Due to the abundance of sensory information in everyday setting and to avoid information overload, certain mechanisms control the sorting and prioritization of such information. One such mechanism is contextual cuing. The current report will investigate the process of implicit learning through contextual cuing and the relationship between contextual cuing and observer’s awareness. Data from 82 UCL undergraduate students wer...
Behavioral Genetics Part 1
Behavioural genetics is a method of determining whether, to what extent and how behavioural traits are genetically determined. Behavioural traits include performance in various activities, personality and even psychological disorders. Behavioural genetics can be studied both in animals and humans and the central Q in the field is what is the main cause of behavioural traits, nature, nurture or both. According to Schaffener (2006), genetics are part of a larger constellation of causes that crucia...
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Behavioural genetics is a method of determining whether, to what extent and how behavioural traits are genetically determined. Behavioural traits include performance in various activities, personality and even psychological disorders. Behavioural genetics can be studied both in animals and humans and the central Q in the field is what is the main cause of behavioural traits, nature, nurture or both. According to Schaffener (2006), genetics are part of a larger constellation of causes that crucia...