Discuss memory traces and their role in decay


Assignment:

Essentials of psychology

Part A. select one of the following questions to answer in one or two paragraphs, totaling between 20 and 30 r answer is worth 30 points.

1- Using explanations or examples, outline Kohlberg's ideas about moral development.

Explain how carol Gilligan' idea about moral development differ from those of Kohlberg.

2-Describe dissociative disorders in general and several specific disorders of this kind by way of illustration. Contrast dissociative disorders with somatoform disorders, briefly explaining two such disorders.

Part b- Answer each of the following in three to five sentences. Each answer is worth 5 points.

1- With respect to aging differentiate disengagement theory and activity theory.

2- In the context of operant conditioning, what is shaping?

3- How was factor analysis used to create Hans Eysenck's trait theory of personality?

4- Briefly, in terms of human behavior how would you define or explain latent learning?

5- What is the opposite of a background stressor?

6- What kind of drug is Rohypnol, and why is called the date rape drug?

7- What is the reticular formation? Where is it located, and why is it important?

8- Discuss memory traces and their role in decay.

9- When you wish an employee to become adept a particularly boring task, which schedule of reinforcement would you choose why?

10- Contrast the medical, psychoanalytical ,behavioral, cognitive, humanistic and sociocultural perspectives of mental illness.

Part C circle the letter of the one best answer to each question. Each answer is worth 5 points

1- Solomon Asch's experiments explored the nature of

A.compliance
b-conformity
c-attachment
d-obedience

2- An emphasis on the development of an inferiority complex was of special interest to

A- Sigmund Freud
B- Karen Horney
C- Alfred Adler
D- Carl Jung

3-in the human body ,the rate at which food is converted into energy is called

A- Metabolism
B- Conversion
C- The set point
D- The weight set

4-A positive reinforcement is to adding something to environment as a/ an----- reinforcement is to taking something out of the environment.

A- Neutral
B- Aversive
C- Negative
D- Partial

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