2015 Intro
Published on Nov 18, 2015
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PRESENTATION OUTLINE
WELCOME
AP PSYCHOLOGY TEMPLE GRANDIN (& Ms. Vita)
STRESS
Robert SApolsky
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FLOW
Csikszentmihalyi
POSitiVE PSYCH
- Find someone new - 60 seconds each
- share an effortless, skilled activity from this summer. ONE you enjoyed so much, you did not want it to end (FLOW)
- share a great thing that happened today: what went well (positive emoTION)
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CULTURE
RICHARD NISBETT
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Holistic context again http://smash.psych.nyu.edu/courses/spring10/lhc/materials/nisbett.pdf
Both Japanese children and American children see context, but by age 5 - Americans children begin to focus more on salient objects. Asians more likely to see situation/context, whereas, Americans focus on main ideas.
Overall, Japanese subjects reported 60 percent more information about the context than did Americans
Both Japanese children and American children see context, but by age 5 - Americans children begin to focus more on salient objects. Asians more likely to see situation/context, whereas, Americans focus on main ideas.
Overall, Japanese subjects reported 60 percent more information about the context than did Americans
2x more
rock
frog
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http://www.theguardian.com/science/2015/aug/09/world-in-context-mindware-to...
Asians (Japanese)- more likely to take in background and rate picture on right as less happy
Americans less likely to be impacted by background or whole context.
Asians (Japanese)- more likely to take in background and rate picture on right as less happy
Americans less likely to be impacted by background or whole context.
EMOTION
PAUL EKMAN
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Friends had come
He was just about to fight
His child had just died
http://www.paulekman.com/universal-facial-expressions/
He was just about to fight
His child had just died
http://www.paulekman.com/universal-facial-expressions/
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who is your favorite?
WHAT IS YOUR VIEW OF PSYCHOLGY?
