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Halo effect displays certain biases that the raters have about the person. It may influence their judgement on some of his or her other traits as well. For example: An intelligent person may also be considered hardworking (if you like someone all traits will look +ve and if you dislike somebody all traits will be -ve) MIDDLE CATEGORY BIAS: Raters try to place people in the middle of the rating scale avoiding the extreme score. EXTREME CATEGORY BIAS: Raters give extreme score to individual on rating scale, avoiding the middle category.

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What is the difference between aptitude and attitude?

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mahima been studying for his board exams on the exam day many opens a question paper he is heart responding hands are clammy with and he is his mind has completely gone wrong he is said to be experiencing which type of stress explain the concept of stress

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class 12 psychology make a flow chart on art sheet depicting the key words and their meanings chapter 1and 2

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Sameer is a class XII student who is a multifaceted child. He is not only an active member of the Deb Soc but is also found wining laurels for his logical mathematical skills. He is a people’s person and is often seen helping his classmates with their problems. He has recently presented a unique robot which understands people’s feelings and their choice of music, in the International Robotic Summit.” Which theory of intelligence is best suited to Sameer and why?

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Aishi Chakraborty 9 months, 1 week ago

Howard's theory of multiple intelligence

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Case study questions with answers

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Questions on case study

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How can we increase creativity in children

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Theory of intelligence

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Observe and interview 5 persons in your neighborhood in order to see how they differ from each. Other in terms of certain psychological attributes Cover all five domains. Prepare a psychological profile of each person and compare.

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This is a story of three students Ruby, Radhika and Shankar who were enrolled in an Undergraduate Psychology Program in a University. Ruby was the admission officer’s dream. She was selected for the program as she had perfect entrance test scores, outstanding grades and excellent letters of recommendation. But when it was time for Ruby to start coming up with ideas of her own, she disappointed her professors. On the other hand, Radhika did not meet the admission officer’s expectations. She had good grades but low entrance exam

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Do you think what ever happened with asad, atiq and his brother was right??

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I think this name is very common here so may be he/she whoever have asked this question is new here ...

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<font face ="Times New Roman">You were last year too did you fail?

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Generally i don't watch these kind of news because it's quite depressing for me but since it is everywhere so I am aware of this whole incident ......talking about asad encounter i thought it was right because his father and uncle was alive . I am saying this because whenever these kind a crime happens it does not only involves only 4-5 gansters but many policeman , politicians and terrorists are also involved so if asad was shot dead then may be his family members can reveal such names and connection so we can say whatever happened with asad can be considered right ( we all know that it was fake no matter whatever our government is saying )....But atiq and his brother death was totally wrong (I am not justifying there crime infact I think such kind of people should be hanged ) ..it is total failure of our system like the way he was killed there were so many peoples, media persons Just imagine if something happens with them ?? What kind of security did our policeman provide to such criminals? It's failure of our law and order when someone was saying that they have fear of being shot dead ....i think they could have revealed a lot about a lot of people who were involved with them ... "Shooting a murderer, while 100 others go scot-free due to a broken justice system, is not justice."- read somewhere

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Case studies for chapter 4

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How to make case study project

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How to calculate IQ and EQ in psychology

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Adithya Dev 1 year, 3 months ago

IQ = MA/CA × 100. EQ = Emotional Age (EA) / CA × 100.

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The notion of self efficacy is based on

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Self-efficacy refers to an individual's belief in his or her capacity to execute behaviors necessary to produce specific performance attainments (Bandura, 1977, 1986, 1997). Self-efficacy reflects confidence in the ability to exert control over one's own motivation, behavior, and social environment.

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Aarushi Parihar 1 year, 3 months ago

It's based on bandura's notion for social learning

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Adithya Dev 1 year, 3 months ago

Self efficacy develops chiefly by observing others, by understanding how they deal with situations and analyzing their way of confronting the situation.

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Adithya Dev 1 year, 3 months ago

Bandura's social learning theory.

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What it is like to be an HSP . Explain from your example .

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Being and HSP is both blessing and curse
•HSP feels everything too much as compared to normal people
•we are over thinkers
•70% of hsp are introvert (me too )
•we are good listener and understands others feelings better
• we can't hurt anyone if unintentionally we did then it's hard for us to even sleep without saying sorry and making the other person feel good .
•we can't handle aggressive and rude people
•Most of hsp are not much social
• we avoid any kind of violence
• we are intuitive
• We can feel the pain of other person even if we Don't know them .
• Our mood depends on other mood
• For hsp being alone is solitude but being around a lot of people we feel lonely. We get hurt very easily.
• we forgive easily only their is need of an sorry
•Sometimes we think that the world is full of pain
•We get involved in anything too much either it's a movie , game , show or anything we can't find the difference between reel and reality .
" Highly sensitive people are real, we exist and we have proven it that alone is something to celebrate. “ ~Elaine Aron

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Case based questions of chapter 5

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