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    Positive Mindset

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    higher level at solving math problems, but he never investigated if it was part of the mindset or not. Chen was the first study to be looked at for potential benefits involving the positive-mindset levels mostly on cognitive process (Sparks 6). Dweck had stated “A lot of researchers, cognitive scientists, have transitionally thought of motivation as something very separate from intellectual performance or ability” as a broader group of researchers from neuroscience, education, and psychology…

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    make you move. They also talked about how to hold on. Like,’Do not hold on to the long strap only the one that is short and pulled tight.’ After explaining everything we walked out to the zip line, I was going to be going third to last person to go across. I had butterflies in my stomach. again but seeing how much fun the other people were having I started to breathe easier and stay still and calm. Sedona kept saying,” Kaley it is okay. It will be fun just relax.” and, “ Kaley you got this!” It…

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    The Island Of Beak-Topia

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    brain is the input source of the later output mind. Now, this explanation is very general and only describes how one would get from point A to point C. Point B or the events that take place to get from the input to the output are related to the cognitive system mentioned earlier. Point B in machine functionalism is a straight line. This means whatever Point A is, it MUST then result in point C. This is what makes this type of functionalism so machine-like, the theory upholds the view that our…

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    Temptation is something one has to deal with in life, but having a weak mind will lead to giving in. Physical weakness is an example, even though one can have good intentions the human flesh can cause the body to indulge. In addition, controlling what one thinks can be difficult, especially when the thoughts are intimate. Sometimes the timing of these intimate thoughts and the frequency can lead to caving in. The short story “Trapped in Paris” is a great example, the main character is at war…

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    reader to think about and how they should change the way they think. “ Just as remarkably, the social structures and sense of self that are characteristic of Easterners and Westerners seem to fit hand in glove with their respective belief systems and cognitive processes.” (p.g. Xvii Introduction). The use of analepsis for the words Westerner and Easterner are pushing the audience to think of what process Nisbett is talking about and what he wants them to get from reading the book is, which is to…

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    Cognitive Psychology The fifth chapter of the "Cognition," 8th edition, a book by Margaret W. Matlin, mainly talks about the long-term memory that has been gathered over an extended period of time throughout the entire life of human beings. More so, the chapter also helps to understand that emotions also have a significant effect on memory in many ways. It also shows how the memory is retrieved, the processes involved, and also displays how memory accuracy is dependent on the researcher’s extent…

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    From an early age I have been intrigued by the human mind and how it works. This interest has been enhanced through my study of psychology. Although I have only studied this subject for a relatively short period of time, I have enjoyed the variety the A-level course provides and I feel I have had a sample of different fields of this subject. I have particularly enjoyed studying comparative psychology because I am interested in how the human mind can be explained in evolutionary terms and how we…

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    Person One: My roommate, Haley. This week was really an eye opener for me. I learned that my best friend has been struggling and I didn’t even realize it. I started to ask Haley deeper questions and she completely opened up to me. I learned that Haley is the type of person who likes to appear like she’s perfect. She doesn’t want people to see her struggle. I think the reason Haley is like this is because of her family. She doesn’t want to disappoint them and so she is constantly trying to do…

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    since Antiquity, with some of the earliest instances tracing back to almost 3,000 years ago in Egypt and Greece. It has gone from ideas of the human soul and practices of trepanation to mental hospitals like Bedlam and the school of phrenology; the science of psychology has had a dynamic evolution through human history, seeing explosive growth in the past 150 years. One of psychology’s oldest interests…

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    Picture Analysis

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    Have you ever think about what you are taking for granted which are other people cannot have? Maybe most of us will never think about that much. However, there is a photo after audience saw it, this question will came to their mind. It is a photo of four boys, two pages of a book, a pencil, and a shabby desk. The boys’ appearances seem dirty. Their heads are all crowded and concentrated on the two pages of a book which seems obsolete (Yap). In this image, there are three points that can be…

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