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Interaction and face recognition | zowo1

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Just another WordPress.com site. Interaction and face recognition. Several experiments have reported that new-born infants, just a few hours old are able to see a difference between individual faces and show a preference to their mother’s face when she is paired with a female stranger’s face. This could be because of a face-specific learning schema or a product of a more general pattern processing system. Motive to Achieve →. 5 Responses to “Interaction and face recognition”. February 8, 2012 at 4:53 pm.

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Are We Becoming Too Over-Reliant on Computers at University? | psue0a

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Just another WordPress.com site. Are We Becoming Too Over-Reliant on Computers at University? 8220;Computing is not about computers any more. It is about living.” – Nicholas Negroponte. Do you remember what it was like to live without the Internet? Without a PC, even? And how did we study for University degrees without the magical splendour of Google Scholar? But have we become a little too over-reliant on computers to help us to study and research and calculate? December 2, 2011 at 17:29. I think that w...

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Are ethics standing in the way of progress? | bluenose1884

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Just another WordPress.com site. Are ethics standing in the way of progress? Would be considered unethical but it has taught us a lot about how power can be abused and how authority can go to someone’s head. It taught us how we should be more careful who we recruit to be our prison officers, police officers, teachers or any person who is employed in a position were they hold power over others. We are a morally richer society for having allowed these experiments to take place. October 16, 2011 at 5:37 pm.

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Structured Interview Vs questionnaire | Victoria♡

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My Psychological Blog :). Structured Interview Vs questionnaire. 8 thoughts on “ Structured Interview Vs questionnaire. December 5, 2011 at 3:38 pm. You mention the weaknesses of both approaches, but what about their strengths? Structured interviews and questionnaires are used heavily in psychological research as tools for gathering data. Surely they must have a number of positive points for them to be such popular tools? December 9, 2011 at 5:11 pm. December 5, 2011 at 7:04 pm. As I said in another comm...

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Can food improve our mood? | thelittleblogofpsi

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Just another WordPress.com site. Do they mean it when they tell us we don’t need make up to look beautiful? Childhood reading experiences and its comparison to reading levels as a teenager. →. Can food improve our mood? Comfort eating is something that we all do in stressful and upsetting situations or when we simply watch a sad chick flick. But is it really of any help? Can the taste of certain foods and the nutrients really put us in a better mood? On March 11, 2012 in Uncategorized. There is no doubt ...

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Argument for sitting on the fence (I know I shouldn’t) | bluenose1884

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Just another WordPress.com site. Argument for sitting on the fence (I know I shouldn’t). One of the most influential figures in psychology is undoubtedly Freud. Could Freud be considered scientific? While his work has since become the foundation which many others have built upon and his influence is beyond doubt, most of his theories are purely speculative. They make a lot of sense, yes. But can they be proven? 8220;I know nothing except the fact of my ignorance.” – Socrates. October 8, 2011 at 2:56 pm.

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sleep or no sleep ? | ln1992

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Just another WordPress.com site. Sleep or no sleep? April 29, 2012. Having only got five hours sleep on a cold floor last night I decided to write this weeks blog on sleep deprivation. As many students have discovered sleep deprivation is a common occurrence due to a hectic social life and many deadlines and assignment s, this got me to thinking what are the effects of this on our performance and general health? Archives of Internal Medicine. Vol. 163 205-209. Sleep or no sleep? April 30, 2012 at 4:29 pm.

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November | 2011 | ln1992

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Just another WordPress.com site. Archive for November, 2011. Research into Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder. It was previously thought that the severity, of the event was the main contributor to the illness. However (McFarlane 1988) discovered that threat and loss did not impact the condition as much as introversion, neuroticism and previous history. This shows that PTSD is highly misunderstood and needs further research in order to appreciate it fully. Sleep or no sleep? International Women’s day.

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September | 2011 | ln1992

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Just another WordPress.com site. Archive for September, 2011. Do qualitative methods violate the scientific method? The use of the scientific methods within psychology is. Highly important as they are the only way we can demonstrate truths about human. Behaviour. Furthermore the use of the scientific method performs an enormous. Role in psychology been defined as a science and practised in academia. The. Scientific method consists of creating a hypothesis, then testing that using a. Despite qualitative m...

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Why do we sleep? | psuef1

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Just another WordPress.com site. Why do we sleep? March 10, 2012. Nobody knows the exact reason why we need sleep. We have no way of knowing exactly why, although there is much research to support particular theories. There is the belief that sleeps restores the brain and/or the body and there are also evolutionary theories that aim to explain sleep in terms of survival benefits. One of the best ways to examine sleep is with case studies on sleep deprivation. 4 Responses to “Why do we sleep? In addition ...