Choose two of the current topics in education and address how you can use your knowledge of the cognitive processes to create innovative teaching-learning strategies for the following types of learners: The distressed/stressed learner Poverty, homelessness, and hunger effect education Autism/ADHD.
Consider William K. Estes. Analyze the modern-day relevancy of the models, such as in media advertisements or education.
Identify and describe one of the three major theories of concept representation: defining-features, probabilistic, or theory-based. What is the mechanism of conceptual development in your chosen theory? Provide an example that illustrates the mechanisms of your chosen theory. How would a child likely respond to a given scenario
Can someone help me with a brief description of two topics related to a specific culture that might be interesting to further research. Also, as a future scholar-practitioner, I need to explain two ways that might impact social change in relation to culture and psychology as well as be specific in using examples to illustrate yo
Leslie Morgan, CPA, has prepared a letter of representation for the president and controller to sign. It contains references to the following items: 1. Inventory is fairly stated at the lower of cost or market and includes no obsolete items. 2. All actual and contingent liabilities are properly included in the financial stat
What is the definition of creativity? Describe a problem (personal or historical) in which creativity or insight could have been applied to bringing about a solution or a better solution. Briefly describe one or two creative solutions to the problem.
Give a description of some general barriers to solving problems effectively. Then, using your knowledge of problem solving, explain how you would solve a specific, real-world problem. Make sure to identify the structure of the problem, the impediments to solving the problem, the important steps in the problem-solving cycle that
One of the rarest and most interesting variants of Synesthesia is known as Chromesthesia (aka "colored hearing"). In this unusual sensory anomaly, a person will see colors when hearing musical notes. Is the sensory defect of Chromesthesia a scientifically measurable condition and might it be a beneficial condition for musical ar
This solution provides an excellent description of what flashbulb memories are, and why catastrophic events are so good at eliciting them. The question though is, why can you remember what you were doing when you first noticed these events. This is pertinent, and can be explained by the fact that flashbulb memories are influence
This solution not only answers the questions why is it important to study cognitive psychology, and how principles of cognitive psychology can be used in other disciplines, such as education and business, it also provides a brief history of cognitive psychology.
How can the dark adaptation phenomena explain an everyday event and how can this phenomenon have serious consequences to the health and safety of oneself and others?
TOPIC: CHOOSE ANY TOPIC OF CHOICE HYPOTHESIS/RESEARCH QUESTION BRIEF OUTLINE USING AT LEAST 5 REFERENCES
Offer an example of procedural knowledge and of declarative knowledge. Then, explain why knowing this distinction is relevant to cognition. Finally, explain the implications of this distinction for learning and teaching. That is, how can this distinction be used to enhance learning?
Provide a brief description of an incident in which you believe that you or another person may have misidentified someone or stereotyped based on physical attributes. Then, describe situations in which you think it is easy or difficult to create mental prototypes, why they are necessary, how they might present challenges to dail
Offer a brief explanation about how encoding and retrieval processes apply to distorted memories. Then, explain the ramifications of memory distortion and false memories on the reliability of court witnesses and on information retrieved during therapy or counseling sessions. Finally, state why you think research on memory distor
Offer a brief description of two occasions when you forgot something: one in the short-term and one in the long-term. For both of these examples, explain why you may have forgotten, using the traditional and then an alternative memory model. What insights do these explanations give you as to how memory for the event in questions
Compare and contrast the four reasons why forgetting occurs.
Victor Smith is a psychiatric nurse practitioner. He just heard about someone who had a bad reaction to a medication that is used for depression. With regard to at least three decision-making heuristics, discuss his possible subsequent decision-making.
1. Which metacognitive skills would be helpful to answer question #2 most effectively (see below)? Explain your choices. 2.Suppose that a 4-year old boy has just visited the zoo. He is describing what he saw, first to his mother, and then to his 2-year old sister. Discuss how his descriptions to his mother and sister would be
Please help with the following problem, in 300-350 words. Include references. Explain the role of insight and creativity in the problem solving process.
- Select three types of cognitive processes - Explain the purpose of each one of the selected cognitive processes - Locate at least one peer-reviewed study for each selected cognitive process - Summarize the selected studies and evaluate the research methodologies used in them
Why is it important to study cognitive psychology? How can principles of cognitive psychology be used in other disciplines (e.g., education, business)?
Module 2 - Background What is Knowledge? Required Readings Carr, D. (2000). Moral formation, cultural attachment or social control: What's the point of values education? Educational Theory, 50(1), 49-63. ** Available in the Presentations section. Florida Atlantic University (n.d.) The History Guide: Lectures on An
What is radical behaviorism? What is Cognitive psychology? How are radical behaviorism and cognitive psychology similar? How are they different? What role do ethics play in experimentation? What are some ethical issues associated with John B. Watson's conditioning of phobic responses?
I have chosen: o Edward Lee Thorndike (functionalistic) o Ivan Pavlov (associationistic) Please analyze briefly, the functionalistic and associationistic theories associated with my selected theorists. In your layout or bullets, address the following items: Discuss the contributions of selected theorists
- Describe the theory of classical conditioning. - Select a scenario in which you would apply classical conditioning theory, such as training your dog to sit or training your partner to clean the house. - Describe your selected scenario in which you illustrate how you would apply classical conditioning theory to the scena
Can you give provide me with some analytical theory of operant conditioning. In your reviews, please highlight the following items: â?¢ Describe the theory of operant conditioning. â?¢ Compare and contrast positive and negative reinforcement. â?¢ Determine which form of reinforcement is the most effective. Explain you
1. Describe specific developments in twentieth century psychology that contributed to the advance of cognitive psychology. 2. How is the diversity of psychology reflected in current psychological organizations? Would you be more likely to support a unified psychology or a pluralistic one? Refer to the 54 divisions i
QUESTION 1. Is forgetting an intentional act? Why or why not? Please use examples preferably from your own life experiences. Is it possible to recover repressed memories? Explain your answer and use examples.
Step 1: Read the assigned article on recovering memories. Read the article on recovering memories of childhood abuse at: http://www.apa.org/topics/memories.html Step 2: Write a 1summary of the article about recovering memories. Include in your summary a list of the points made about short- and long-term memory. Ident