The Principle of Reciprocity Social Psychology 301 The principle that I have chosen out of the six fundamental principles is reciprocity. ‘The application of reciprocity: Give what you want to receive” (Cialdini RB., 2001). So if you do something considered bad to someone then they will do the same in return. If you help someone […]
Read MoreDon’t Judge a Book by its Cover PSY-301 Social Psychology No, a book should never be judged by its cover. Even though it happens all the time, and sometimes we don’t even realize we’re doing it. “People will make better decisions when they accurately judge the personality of others, and knowledge about the process of […]
Read MoreAcademic voice is a way of writing that allows one to speak straightforward and professional. “You use the academic voice because your opinion is based on thinking; in your paper you’re revealing your thought process to your reader” (Academic Voice). It is important to avoid using the word “you,” informal language, abbreviations, and contractions, to […]
Read MoreA Form of Prejudice PSY301: Social Psychology One of the easiest ways we have become more knowledgeable is by communicating with other people. As we get older, we start to broaden and expand how we see different people. We start to understand people by watching what they do this helps us understand them by seeing […]
Read MoreRunning head: EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE PAPER1 Emotional Intelligence Paper PSY 301 Running head: EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE PAPER2 Introduction Emotional intelligence means having knowledge and feelings that is used to define a person. Emotions are feelings that humans use to express how they feel. We use emotions to help us pay attention to what is affecting and figure […]
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