Expressive reaction
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facial expression, body language, acting out
Sternberg's Triarchic Model Analytical intelligence
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Solve problems quickly by reasoning
symbolic representation
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the use of one object to stand for another
Facial feedback hypothesis
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- A unique facial expression for each primary emotion
- Sensory feedback from the expression contributes to the emotional
feeling
Factor analysis
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a procedure that groups together related items on tests by analyzing
correlations among them
two-factor theory of emotion
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- Arousal + appraisal subjective emotional experience
- Eg.
Stimulus: a threatening grizzly bear approaching
Arousal: heat pounding, trembling, sweating, running way
Cognitive label: "this is one scary bear, i'm afraid of it"
Emotion: fear
Harlow's Monkey Love Research
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Q: What is the cause of attachment, feeding or contact comfort?
- answer: contact comfort*
- Feeding or food reinforcement is NOT the key!
formal operational stage
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-11 or 12+ years
- during which people begin to think logically about abstract concepts
- capable of systematic and scientific reasoning.
- Thinking is now adult-like
crystallized intelligence
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, - our accumulated knowledge and verbal skills; tends to increase with age
- the accumulated knowledge of world we gain over time (don't have to
reason too hard to get an answer)
Moral Development
Kohlberg's theory
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1) Preconventional
2) Conventional
3) Postconventional
Gifted/Genius
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- Scores above 130 on a standard IQ test (top 2%)
Brain growth
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facial expression, body language, acting out
Sternberg's Triarchic Model Analytical intelligence
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Solve problems quickly by reasoning
symbolic representation
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the use of one object to stand for another
Facial feedback hypothesis
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- A unique facial expression for each primary emotion
- Sensory feedback from the expression contributes to the emotional
feeling
Factor analysis
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a procedure that groups together related items on tests by analyzing
correlations among them
two-factor theory of emotion
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- Arousal + appraisal subjective emotional experience
- Eg.
Stimulus: a threatening grizzly bear approaching
Arousal: heat pounding, trembling, sweating, running way
Cognitive label: "this is one scary bear, i'm afraid of it"
Emotion: fear
Harlow's Monkey Love Research
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Q: What is the cause of attachment, feeding or contact comfort?
- answer: contact comfort*
- Feeding or food reinforcement is NOT the key!
formal operational stage
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-11 or 12+ years
- during which people begin to think logically about abstract concepts
- capable of systematic and scientific reasoning.
- Thinking is now adult-like
crystallized intelligence
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, - our accumulated knowledge and verbal skills; tends to increase with age
- the accumulated knowledge of world we gain over time (don't have to
reason too hard to get an answer)
Moral Development
Kohlberg's theory
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1) Preconventional
2) Conventional
3) Postconventional
Gifted/Genius
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- Scores above 130 on a standard IQ test (top 2%)
Brain growth
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