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    Groupthink Do you ever silenced your opinion during group discussions? Or do you constantly stay silent, in order not to look unsupportive? If yes, then you are a victim of groupthink. It is a state, when people are mentally pressured not to reason and act rationally, and are moving along with the rest of the group. It is some kind of refusal of responsibility, in other words people are /putting/ their liabilities on society’s shoulders; not one person particularly, and are hoping that someone…

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    society that they tend to follow others behaviors. For example, many want to fit in so they change the way they act towards anyone to do their best and show that they are able to fit in the way society is today. In Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein, Victor Frankenstein wanted to bring the dead back to life. After his experiment had finished, the creature was terrifying and ended up being rejected by society. Overtime, throughout the story Frankenstein, human behavior is shown to be learned and…

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    Epigenetics the study of how cellular mechanisms control gene and how gene expression impacts health and behavior. Bi-directionality how human psychologically develop both by genetic predisposition and by the environment. Epigenesist does not change the genome, but the way cells react to the environment. Epigenome tell genome what to do. Epigenesist is controlled by methyl groups and histones. Methyl groups binds to a gene and tells it to not express it. Methyl groups bind differently to…

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    connected with ‘our idea of ourself,’ though that idea is affected by the way others regard us; these emotions are, then, important regulators of human behavior in society" (Hirsch). In Jane Austen 's Pride and Prejudice, the main characters, Darcy, Elizabeth, and Wickham, possess the traits of pride and prejudice, both of which play a role in their “human behavior in society” (Hirsch). Elizabeth Bennet encounters a prideful and prejudiced man, Darcy, whom she develops a strong dislike for. She…

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    Facebook’s Impact on Human Behavior Facebook is a social media networking platform located in Menlo Park, California. Users are allowed to create a personal profile and interact with others through uses such as pictures, comments, videos, and status updates. They are also permitted to engage in user groups composed of people who share common interests and goals. An individual is able to view all sorts of content through his/her personal news feed, which features other users’ interactions…

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    1. What were the theoretical propositions of this experiment? In what aspect(s) of human behavior were they interested? What question(s) were they seeking to answer? The researchers were interested in human’s visual ability and depth perception and those behaviors are innate or learned. Through this experiment, they were seeking to answer these questions: Are we born with or develop the skill to comprehend that some objects are more distant than others and interpret the world around us? When…

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    I was left speechless and in shock after watching the Human Behavior Experiment film. The thing that shocked me the most about this documentary is how people’s reactions change once they are with a group of people, even though they don’t think things are right they don’t stand up and say something they just conform because everyone else is. Like in the Kitty Genovese case people were just being bystanders when it came to her being chased and killed no one did anything till it was too late, or…

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    professor with a M.D. and a PH.D. Pierce’s interest in neuroscience derives from his own long history of paranoid schizophrenia. With a keen perception into human behavior he uses subtle clues to help Kate Moretti, the FBI agent…

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    Social Psychology In any social set-up, members have a natural proclivity to conform to the general norms of the group in order to be accepted. This phenomenon was demonstrated by Solomon Ash in 1955 through a simple experiment. He put participants in a group and asked them to answer a series of simple questions whose answers seem obvious to everyone. It was observed that when other group members had chosen a wrong answer for a very easy question, the remaining member of the group was likely to…

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    appropriate behaviors; consequently, children acquired confidence, security and stability, it is the same as prepare them for life. All societies are ruled by strict laws, and set of values, such as honesty, responsibility, and perseverance; it is the parent’s quest to coach children in a well-suited behavior, adhere to the rules, and teach them values, not only at home, but also at school, market, or at the mall. I could not forget to tell you how meaningful is to my daughters, when their…

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