PSYC 3450 Study Guide - Midterm Guide: Pelvic Thrust, Psychophysiology, Married People

• School: University of Guelph
• Department: Psychology
• Course: PSYC 3450
• Professor: Karl Hennig

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Lecture 1: sexual development: discuss three of the five characteristics of development presented in class, end points, end points imply growth, maturity, and progress. 42: how does the _______ (e. g. , stages are causally linked") characteristic of. 42: discuss two themes that underlay the changes in 20th c. views of sexuality. > dating is a test because divorce is not an option. Explain how the collective-individual culture shift can be understood as a change in underlying values. Identify one specific value for each collective and individual cultures and explain: view 1. Modern society has become self-absorbed, narcissistic, secularized (death of spirituality/religion), amoral/relativist, nihilist (life is without inherent meaning: spirituality and religion is dying away, life has less meaning than before, view 2. 42: how does the notion of the false-consensus effect perhaps help to explain the. Lecture 5: the family: two parent traps were described in class. Discuss ____ [i would pick one] in terms of.