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Reaction Paper 5By classifying people as one personality type, we fail to capture their full individuality. We are all unique and have multiple traits. We all have different traits which are people's characteristic behaviors and motives. Simple trait factors are pretty important but they do not tell the whole story of a person. "The Big Five", slightly expanded set of factors is more useful. It shows where you are on the (conscientiousness, agreeableness, neuroticism, openness, and…See More
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Blog post by Jennifer Wade May 31, 2010
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"How many legs does a dog have if you call the tail a leg? Four. Calling a tail a leg doesn't make it a leg." ~Abraham Lincoln

Classical Conditioning is a pretty cool thing. I learned about it in my Psychology of Human Relations class and it’s awesome how even if you know what is supposed tohappen, you may still do it. I knew what the UCS, UCR, CS, and CR were but Ilearned it a different way so I was getting confused for a little bit duringour class discussion. For extra credit we had to classically condition someonewe know. What we did was (tell them we are going to try something with them)say “hi” and blow in their…See More
Blog post by Jack Schumpert May 28, 2010
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Psychology is defiantly my favorite class of this quarter, it is always interesting and I like to learn this information. One ofthethings that we have learned about that is very interesting is schemas;this wasso interesting because we did the example of the musk flavoredlifesavers. Itis strange to think that someone would like that but learning that wedon’tlike it just because it’s not in our schema for candy flavors is veryinteresting (but doesn’t make us enjoy the new flavor). Another…See More
Blog post by Victoria Thompson May 27, 2010
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One Chapter I have been fascinated with is Social Psychology. It’s so cool to learn how everyone reacts to social situations, and how a simple decision can be affected if someone else doesn’t do it first. I thought conformity was interesting to learn about because I didn’t realize how many times I have been influenced to do something so I didn’t look out of place. I know there were times when I was assigned to work in a group project with at least three other people. When making decisions, I…See More
Blog post by Emily Winders-Gaddis May 27, 2010
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The part of class that really got me thinking was the section on attribution. When we were learning about how attribution theory is where you blame things either on internal (personality) or external (outside forces) things. But also with the fundamental attribution error, how usually when it is some one else we blame it on internal characteristics and when it is us we blame it on external factors that aren’t our fault I couldn’t help but think of situations I have been in. The one that comes…See More
Blog post by Theresa Perry May 27, 2010
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Hi i see the quarter is almost complete psyc100 was not an easy course aleast for me here a couple of ideas about what we learned about Psychological disordersIn chapter 16 Social Psychology their were some interesting theories ofdefinitions of Social influence such as conformity adjusting one’s behavior or thinking to coincide with a group standard. For example if a group of young 17 years old boys decided to commit a robbery at a jewelry store. A week later an eye witness gives the young boys…See More
Blog post by Latoya May 27, 2010
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I have genuinely enjoyed this course. From the lectures in class to the homework assignments, I feel they have all been relevant and helpful in not only my life but the course which is the most important!In my opinion the most interesting thing we did the whole quarter was learning how to become a cult leader. I thought it was had to have a joke or something but after we got started and we got the hand out I realized it was real! The reason I find it so intriguing is because I was culturally…See More
Blog post by Taylor Weinman May 27, 2010
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Personality Inventory

I had not taken a personality test before, and was intrigued with the results of my test scores. I thought that I would score lower on the extraversion part (I scored a 25), but it appears that I am sort of middle of the road. I am not “socially impaired” after all! I recall Sue saying in class that the test results would not vary much if retaken, but I think that my results would have been significantly different had I taken the test 20 years ago, 10 years ago, compared with my results from…See More
Blog post by Janet Vander Veen May 26, 2010
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My fiance is a Marine Vet. He did a tour in Iraq back in 2006-2007. Most of these men are trained to be very proud of themselves and their ablilities, especially Marines. There is a sort of Manly-ness that they are taught. Most of these men (my…
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Collin Genzlinger

Military Psychology

Recently, I've been interested in becoming a military psychologist. I'm posting this blog to see what other

people think of the idea. Two nights ago, there was a

documentary on the television about the soldiers who have served in Iraq,

and are

now dealing with deep psychological trauma.

They were asked to recall their horrible experiences. These soldiers are eternally scared by their

memories.…

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Posted by Collin Genzlinger on May 20, 2010 at 9:40am — 1 Comment

Liz Le

Children, what they learn and what we don't want them to learn.

In the past weeks, I felt that this class is a struggle to me. What I’ve learned in class, explained how I felt. I realized that self-handicapping is your self-esteem and you are

setting yourself up to failure. You make excuses and not reaching for your full

potential. This makes me very worried for my son. I don’t want him to learn

this way of thinking. I feel that what we do in life, kids are there to pick up

our habits.…



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Posted by Liz Le on May 20, 2010 at 10:01am

jarel baz

self handicapping

During class, we talked about self handicapping. This is when a person doesn’t try their

hardest and does not work to their full potential. There are many reasons for this but mine was…

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Posted by jarel baz on May 20, 2010 at 11:03am

Amanda Singh

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In class we have talked about many interesting things. This last class we discussed cults. I can't imagine how and why people get mixed up in those things? As I continued thinking about it I thought you could use many of these same techniques to start your own chain of businesses. Create followers. If you want to invent a new product or fast food chain and use the same techniques we talked about in class to help you become big. Say if you started a Mexican food chain you can create your own… Continue

Posted by Amanda Singh on May 22, 2010 at 1:37am

Christine David-Remos

Blog Post #2 Classical Conditioning on Social Smoking

Aha Moment #2..well,really more than that but this is one of them. Learning about classical conditioning allows me to explain some of my behaviors.

Before learning of classical conditioning, which is an involuntary response to stimuli, I called myself a "social smoker". I crave for a cigarette when I’m socializing with friends. And that’s the only time that I think about smoking a cigarette. But the thing is I have different…

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Posted by Christine David-Remos on May 22, 2010 at 1:31pm

Lindsay Culver

MS

When I first enrolled in the class I had this whole idea in my brain of what I thought psychology 100 would be like, and what information we would be learning. And let me tell you my expectations where incredibly

wrong. The amount of information that I feel I have learned already exceeds any

ideas that I previously had in my mind. I thought we would be learning about

thought process and that pretty…

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Posted by Lindsay Culver on April 21, 2010 at 11:22pm

Bua Kongsawatsak

My Achievement

I started smoking cigarette when I was 15 years old I was still living in Thailand.

I just tried it because I saw my

friend smoke and I thought it was cool. After I turned 18, I came to Seattle.

From what I remember I smoked a pack/a day at that time and then I stopped

smoking for some reason, I can’t recall why I stopped but not even pass a year

yet I started to smoke again and continue smoking until summer of 2008,…

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Posted by Bua Kongsawatsak on April 27, 2010 at 6:48pm

RaeLynn Sanchez

Psychology and bookmarks

I have been really interested in the things we have been learning in Psychology class. The biology of the mind and how we learn and remember things; it's all fascinating to me. I never did much science in High School so this is mostly all new to me.

My favorite part of the class is just starting, though. We are learning about both Negative and Positive reinforcement and punishment. Though we have just started learning about it, it has been really beneficial to me already. I have a 5…

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