'Functionalism' diaporamas de présentation

What is popular culture?

Q1. What is popular culture?. Refers to cultural products produced for sale to the mass of ordinary people. These involve mass produced standardized short-lived products of no lasting value. Q2. What is folk culture?.

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Chapter 1 Introducing Psychology and Research Methods

Chapter 1 Introducing Psychology and Research Methods . What Is Psychology?. Psychology Psyche : Mind Logos : Knowledge or study Definition: The scientific study of behavior and mental processes Behavior: Overt; i.e., can be directly observed (crying)

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Splash Screen

Splash Screen. Deviance is the violation of social norms. It is difficult to define because not everyone agrees on what should be considered deviant behavior. Section 1-Preview. The Nature of Deviance. The term deviance refers to behavior that departs from societal or group norms. .

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The Turing Test

The Turing Test. Computing Machinery and Intelligence Alan Turing. Some Theories of Mind. Dualism Substance Dualism: mind and body are differerent substances . Mind is unextended and not subject to physical laws. Interactionism: mind and body interact

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Human Behavior

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Social , emotional and personality development in infancy

Social , emotional and personality development in infancy. Attachment. Bonding is defined at the tie an infant may form with a parent in the hours after birth Attachment is a longer process, one that is more enduring. How does attachment occur?.

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Chapter 2

Chapter 2. Interpreting Social Problems: Aging. Sociological Theories and Social Problems. Theory: A statement about how and why specific facts are related. A theory provides a framework for organizing facts, and in so doing, provides a way of interpreting reality. Sociological Theory:

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Wolfgang Wildgen (University of Bremen, Germany) Linguistic functionalism in an evolutionary context

Wolfgang Wildgen (University of Bremen, Germany) Linguistic functionalism in an evolutionary context. 40th Annual Meeting of the Societas Linguistica Europaea 29 August - 1 September 2007 University of Joensuu, Finland. Classical functionalism.

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Gestalt Psychology

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Gestalt Psychology

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GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY

GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY. Instructor: Mr. Mario Arroyo. Psychology - derived from the Greek words psyche and logos meaning soul and study.

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Functionalism & Suicide

Functionalism & Suicide. Principles of Functionalism Functionalist Interpretations of Crime & Deviance Durkheimian theories of suicide Other functionalist theories of deviance. Principles of Functionalism. Society & the body analogy Manifest & latent functions

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Elephant Poaching

Elephant Poaching. Ivory Sales. 25,000 elephants were killed in 2011 for their tusks $95 per pound Average weight of a male tusk is 135 lbs , making one tusk worth about $12,825. Ivory Sales. The home of a Filipino collector is lavish with ivory religious icons. 1979; 1,300,000

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So what is the definition of Psychology?

So what is the definition of Psychology?. Psychology- the s cientific study of behavior and mental processes Mental processes-the thoughts, feelings, and motives that each of us experience privately but cannot be observed

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Marital separation and divorce

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The Mind-Body Problem

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Questions for Social Control

Questions for Social Control. Social Control What do control theorists see as a major difference between those who commit crimes and those who do not? What do they see as the main cause of conformity? How well does control theory explain upper class deviance? How does it complement anomie? .

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The Keys to a Colorful Interactive Note-taking System

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Unit 1 Study Guide Answers

Unit 1 Study Guide Answers. 1. What is the difference between basic research & applied research? basic: research to expand our knowledge applied: use existing research to help others (do not conduct their own research) 2. What are the 4 major goals of psychologists?

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The Bauhaus

The Bauhaus. A school of art, design and architecture based in Germany (in 3 different cities) from 1919 to 1925. It was closed down by the Nazi authorities in 1933.

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