Examples of social facilitation
What is social facilitation? How would social facilitation affect one's performance on a difficult exam? How would social facilitation affect one's performance on a simple exam? These questions are posed.
Social Psychology
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Self-Handicapping in Taking an Exam
What is self-handicapping? Explain how would someone self-handicap in regards to taking an exam? What kind of attribution would they make if they did well? What kind of attribution would they make if they did poorly?
Strategies to enhance self-esteem: One article (5 pages). Bibliography lists 5 sources.
I am doing a paper on Self-Esteem. I am looking for an article dealing with effective strategies that a school counsellor can use to enhance self-esteem in her clients. Can you provide me with an article dealing with this topic?
A summary of the most researched concept in psychology is included.
This job describes the self as it pertains to social psychology.
The Resilient Family: Family Tasks and Characteristics
Harway and Wexler (1996) proposed four typical family tasks carried out by most families regardless of lifestyle (single-parent led family, co-habilitating heterosexual adults, gay males and lesbian couples, dual-career family, remarried family, and the like). How do these tasks fit with the Walsh's (1996) "challenge" model of
Vigilantism - Circumstances it occurs, bystander action, and its causes of increase.
Under what circumstances will vigilantism occur? Why is bystander inaction more likely when there's a group, but the presence of others increases vigilantism?
Measurement of trait and personality characteristics is explained.
Why are the measurements of trait and state personality characteristics useful for coaching? This area is emphasized.
Critically evaluate models of decision making in helping behaviour and bystander intervention
Critically evaluate models of decision making in helping behaviour and bystander intervention.
Basic tenets of Eysenck's theory of personality are given.
Please help with the following problem. This job provides a description of the basic tenets of Eysenck's theory of personality. It also provides proofs for the biological basis for personality traits.
Error and Bias in the Process of Attribution
What are error and bias in the process of attribution?
Error and bias in attribution
What are the sources of error and bias in the attribution process?
Correspondent Inference Theory of Attribution
What is the Correspondent Inference Theory of Attribution-
Factors in the attribution process
What is attribution? What are the attribution theories?
Minimal group effect and discrimination in the out-group/ in-group effect is explained.
What is the minimal group? Using theories by Tajfel et al (1971), examine discrimination.
Sherif's Robbers Cave experiment.
What is the Realistic Conflict Theory? Several studies are explained. Sherif's Robbers Cave experiment is also included.
Overt conflict, conflict of interest and intergroup conflict
What is conflict? What are the main characteristics of intergroup conflict, relative deprivation and collective unrest?
Assumptions of attitude research, Thurstone scale, likert scale, and sociometry are included.
How do psychologists measure attitudes? What problems are there in attitude measurement scales? These areas are featured with resources to supplement. Assumptions of attitude research, Thurstone scale, likert scale, and sociometry are also included.