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What can you conclude based on the evidence from sensory deprivation? What evidence helps you make this conclusion?
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READ google doc!
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What can you conclude based on the evidence from infants?
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Infants
-If they haven't been socialized and are producing the same emotions and the same facial expressions it must be nature not nurture -we don't know what they are really thinking though. -Pain --innate -imitation --imitate others -- innate tendency to imitate you -- we don't know if they are trying to communicate with us or if they are just imitating. -Taste -- Figure out if sweet, sour, bitter, salty, creates the same expressions that adults do --Babies have these within minutes of being born. |
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What can you conclude based not he evidence from twin studies? what evidence helps you make this conclusion?
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They show an inherited component to the trait of extraversion and they have a strong hereditary basis for social anxiety. Nature/Nurture= 50/50. They have personality similarities, similarities in body language and mannerisms. Most interesting was their identical body language even when they had no opportunity for mutual identification.
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What can you conclude based on the evidence from nonhuman primates? What evidence helps you make this conclusion?
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Similar behaviors such as care taking, grooming, playing, establishing hierarchy. Similar emotional expressions, similar brain regions mediating emotional responses
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What can you conclude based on the evidence from multicultural studies? What evidence helps you make this conclusion?
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What is the eyebrow flash? What is its general function?
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The eyebrow flash (identified by Eibl-Eibesfeldt in 1972) is a rapid raising of the eye-maintained for about one-sixth of a second before lowering.
-The Europeans, Balinese, Papuans, Samoans, South American Indians and Bushmen are a few cultures groups where this behavior has been observed. The Japanese suppress it as an indecent behavior. The eyebrow flash is mostly seen in friendly greeting behavior, but has also been used when people are giving approval, agreeing, seeking information, flirting, thanking and when beginning/emphasizing a statement. -Usually positive |
