PSYC 2600 Lecture Notes - Lecture 2: Agreeableness, Pollination Syndrome, Nomothetic
8 Apr 2014
School
Department
Course
Professor
Document Summary
The part of the textbook: terminology, names, etc. Check library website psych info, search more information for the topic. transition. Taking this idea, demonstrating that you understand the topic. In the other half, you"re taking this to apply to a real-world situation (traits and relationship satisfaction relate it to your relationship, or your neighbours, etc. : writing an outline flow from start to finish. Can weave back and forth: don"t insert the i as narrator only when directly discussing your the example) too. experience. Different forces work to shape who we are as a person. Also notice that groups are similar, different from other groups. Forces that influenced only individuals: particular, unique experience shapes unique personality, difficult for figuring out who we are. No comprehensive way of putting all this research together. Good: allow us to make comparisons, high in neuroticism, etc.
