Psy2012 Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

chapter 9 application paper for psych

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PSY2012 finals review

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I provide a detailed exploration of what consciousness is and how it functions. You'll learn about the different levels of consciousness, including the subconscious and unconscious, and gain an understanding of how consciousness relates to the brain and the nervous system. Additionally, I delve into the various states of consciousness that humans can experience, such as sleep, hypnosis, and altered states induced by drugs. You'll learn about the brainwave patterns associated with these diff...

These assignments test the knowledge of what you learn in chapter one of the online pearson psychology textbook and the science of psychology

Learning is a complex process that is critical for the acquisition of new skills and behaviors. It involves changes in behavior that occur as a result of experience, and can occur through a variety of mechanisms, including classical conditioning, operant conditioning, and observational learning. Classical conditioning was first described by Ivan Pavlov, who observed that dogs could be trained to salivate in response to a sound that was repeatedly paired with the presentation of food. This for...

Psychology Case study determining how much information can people store in short term memory (Psy2012). This document includes observation and research, hypothesis, testing the hypothesis, analytic, and results. Short term memory is the part of the memory system where information can be stored for roughly 30 seconds to several days. Both sensory and short-term memory have very limited capacities and operate in the frontal lobe of the brain.

This homework/case study provides information on Chapter 3: Biological Foundations of Behavior, How Do You Change the Behavior? Choose three of the behaviors below, and explain how you would discipline your child to change the behaviors into more positive behaviors. Explain how you would change (step by step) the behaviors using any of the different types of learning learned in the class.

In depth lecture and PowerPoint notes for general psychology. Helpful for test prep and studying. Key points and explanations.