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Dispositional traits aspects of personality that are consistent across different o contexts and can be compared across a group along a continuum. Perso

Dispositional traits aspects of personality that are consistent across different o contexts and can be compared across a group along a continuum. Perso

Aging - chapter 12 notes: work, leisure, and retirement. Occupational priorities what ppl want from their employment, reflect the culture and the times

Allport: thinking ill of others without sufficient warrant. Nelson: a biased evaluation of a group, based on real or imagined characteristics of the gr

Rejection-identification model (long term effect of prejudice on individual. The more minority group perceives discrimination the more they identify wi

Competitive advantages to valuing a diverse workforce: cost argument. The cost of a poor job in integrating workers will increase bc of the increasing

Bodenhausen & macrae (1998) model, to reduce bias we need to confront our beliefs, evaluations, behaviour, facilitatory factors: Normative discriminati

Goal accomplishment the field of organizational behaviour is concerned with how organizations can survive and adapt to change certain behaviours are ne

The role of positive emotions in positive psychology. Play builds enduring physical resources, social bonds & attachment, increase levels of creativity

Ob chapter 3 perception, attribution, and diversity. What is perception: perception the process of interpreting the messages of our senses to provide o

Be the master of your will and the servant of your conscious maria von ebner-eschenbach. We cannot let the terrorists frighten our nation to the point

Chapter 4 values, attitudes, and work behaviour. Cultural differences in values: work centrality, work is valued differently across cultures, hofstede"

Motivation the extent to which persistent effort is directed toward a goal: effort, persistence, direction, goals. Extrinsic motivation stems from work

That depends a good deal where you want to get to said the cat. Then it doesn"t matter which way you go said the cat. What you need to do: spend more t

Swb theory: explain swb individual differences, 1) prompt satisfaction of needs = happiness. Unhappy = persistence of unfulfilled needs: 2) degree of f

Vobab: nosocomial infections resulting from exposure to disease in hospital setting. Insulin feeding behaviour, peripheral glucose metabolism, learning

When awareness of experience is fully operating human behaviour is to be trusted, for it is in these moments the human organism becomes aware of its de

The way to do is to be tao to ching. Peak experience, most alive gather these people"s narrative, he gathers rich data from variety of age group and pe

That depends on a good deal where you want to get to, said the cat. Then it doesn"t matter which way you go. Fulfillment involves some sort of coming t

Don"t surrender your loneliness so quickly let it cut more deep let it ferment and season you. As few human, or even divine ingredients cans. They can

Posterior part of the inferior frontal cortex & anterior part of the inferior parietal lobule. Posterior = concerned with movement, representations of

Some basic principles of persuasion: our attitudes can be influenced by . Females, caffeine consumption, & fibrocystic disease: a common language, atti

Psych of aging chapter 4, 5, 6 (test ii) Info enters the system (brain) and is transformed, coded, and stored in various ways. Info enters storage temp

Psych of aging test 1 study guide. Perspectives on adult development and aging: gerontology the study of aging from maturity through old age, ageism di

Higher order level, stereotype level, category level (sex, race, age), cue level (voice, face, body) *johnson & tassinary, 2005: motion: sex is inferre

Lead exposure lower iq, deficits in rxn time, visual motor integration, attention, also o influence socioemotional development o. Body lead burden was

An individual who suffers from panic disorder might become anxious about exercising taking saunas, or having sex bc these activities produce physical s

L eny reality & responsibility ttempt to control others = misery herapy = present focused and choice-focused. Paradoxical intention is not more effecti

Ex. does not have a lot of empirical support. Key techniques of a given treatment/what do the processes involve. Ex. what are the steps of systematic d

Psychoanalytic viewpoint : sigmund freud"s psychosexual theory people are driven by urges viewed as undesirable by society, parenting shapes children,

Psych & the law final study guide. Lecture 5 selecting a jury in canada & jury decision making. Punishment = 6 months or under, 5000 fine . jailed for

Psychology the scientific study of behaviour and mental processes in an attempt to understand, predict, and in some cases control human behaviour: empi