PSYC 100 – Introductory PsychologySecond Examination – DUE December 6, 2015 University of University CollegeFall, 2015 Instructions: Please submit (either via LEO or attached to an email) only your answers,numbered

1.Explain the principle of conservation , and provide two examples of how a child in the preoperational stage might fail to grasp this principle. 2.Discuss how culture influences cognitive development,

provide a complete psychological definition of stress and identify specific features of a situation that make it a stressor as opposed to just a problem. What are the typical symptoms

View the media piece, “Processing and Learning,” that compares serial monotonic learning with Zeigarnik optimal learning. What do you observe about the volume and quality of knowledge gained by each

Describe in depth three of the following research designs frequently used in Applied Behavior Analysis: reversal/withdrawal designs, alternating treatment designs, multiple baseline designs, or changing criterion designs. Compare and contrast

Discuss five ethical dilemmas that may arise when counseling clients among the Kenyan cultures. Demonstrate how such challenges may be overcome.

dq 1 Consider how being part of a crowd or group changes your behavior. How can deindividuation change people’s behavior? Could deindividuation lead to positive outcomes? What is a way

Question 14 Conversion disorder, body dysmorphic disorder, and hypochondriasis are all ________ disorders. psychosomatic somatoform dissociative anxiety question 16 Which of the following is a sexual dysfunction? fetishism erectile disorder

dq 1 Provide a real-life example of informational social influences impacting a person’s decision or behavior. Provide a real-life example of normative social influences impacting a person’s decision or behavior.

Read the following articles:The Physiology of Stress: Cortisol and the HypothalamicPituitary-Adrenal Axis. Randall, M. 2011. DartmouthUndergraduate Journal of Science.andThe Relationship between Traumatic Stress, PTSD andCortisol. Delaney, E. Naval Center for