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CITP Exam 1 Questions & Answers 2023/2024 Define "culture" and its major components. - ANSWER-Culture, for law enforcement purposes, can very generally be defined as learned behavior associated with: a. The collective way of life of the people in a particular group. b. The standards, perspectives and the physical objects that constitute our everyday lives. c. The shared sets of "understandings" and expectations about how to think, feel and act. d. The sum total of ways of living built...

CITP Exam 1 Questions & Answers 2023/2024 Define "culture" and its major components. - ANSWER-Culture, for law enforcement purposes, can very generally be defined as learned behavior associated with: a. The collective way of life of the people in a particular group. b. The standards, perspectives and the physical objects that constitute our everyday lives. c. The shared sets of "understandings" and expectations about how to think, feel and act. d. The sum total of ways of living...

Psychology 120 Exam 3 Cognition - correct answer All of the mental activities associated with thinking, knowing, remembering, and communicating Concepts - correct answer Help simplify thinking through mental grouping or similar objects, events, ideas, or people Algorithm - correct answer Methodical, logical rule or procedure that guarantees a solution to a problem Heuristic - correct answer Simpler strategy that is faster than an algorithm, but is prone to more errors Insight - ...

Psychology correct answers the scientific study of the mind, brain, and behavior Levels of Analysis correct answers rungs on a ladder of analysis, with lower levels tied most closely to biological influences and higher levels tied most closely to social influences Levels: social behavioral mental neurological/physiological neurochemical molecular reciprocal determinism correct answers we mutually influence each other's behavior naive realism correct answers belief that we see ...

A priori method - A way of knowing, proposed by Charles Peirce, in which a person develops a belief by reasoning and reaching agreement with others who are convinced of the merits of the reasoned argument. Leading question - In a survey, a question asked in such a way that the answer desired by the questioner is clear. Simple effects analysis - Following an ANOVA, a follow-up test to a significant interaction, comparing individual cells. concurrent validity - the extent to which two measu...

Reasons to take PSYC 203 - Answer--core of psych curriculum -provides foundation for doing research -basis of understanding other psych content courses -critical thinking -essential for graduate studies admission -teaches scientific thinking knowledge of the world is derived from: - Answer--experiences and how we interpret them -reliance on authority -use of reason why empiricism is important: - Answer--authorities can be wrong -reasonable arguments in the absence of empirical evidence...

1) What do the preface to Wundt’s Principles of Physiological Psychology and the original constitution of the American Psychological Association have in common? a) they both defined psychology as the study of behavior b) they both recognized that psychology was a subdivision of philosophy c) they both emphasized the scientific nature of the new psychology d) they both defined psychology as the study of the mind 2) A research methods course differs from a course in developmental psycholog...

Reasons to take PSYC 203 - -core of psych curriculum -provides foundation for doing research -basis of understanding other psych content courses -critical thinking -essential for graduate studies admission -teaches scientific thinking knowledge of the world is derived from: - -experiences and how we interpret them -reliance on authority -use of reason why empiricism is important: - -authorities can be wrong -reasonable arguments in the absence of empirical evidence are unproductive -s...

The importance of critical thinking in nursing Allows open mindedness, smart thinking, and willingness for making accurate and appropriate clinical decision. What am I missing? Why is my patient in pain? Grows as you gain knowledge Factors to consider during clinical decisions Include data by actively listening Keep patient centered focused Knowledge about the clinical variables (age, seriousness of the oroblem, pathology, preexisting disease Select appropriate action and interven...

social perception - the process through which individuals form impressions of others and interpret information about them. social influence - the process through which other people affect and individuals thoughts or actions. social facilitation - the enhancement of a well-learned performance when another person is present. social loafing - a phenomenon that occurs when individuals make less of an effort when attempting to achieve a particular goal as a group than they would if they were a...