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Psychology

Psychology. The Study of the mind. The Asch Conformity Experiment. (1953). Section One:. What to do?. Answer the first two questions correctly From then on pick an incorrect answer that is close to the right one. In the example to the right you would select A as the correct answer

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Psychology

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  1. Psychology The Study of the mind.

  2. The Asch Conformity Experiment (1953)

  3. Section One:

  4. What to do? • Answer the first two questions correctly • From then on pick an incorrect answer that is close to the right one. In the example to the right you would select A as the correct answer The real correct answer is C

  5. Create a table

  6. Which line has the same height as X?

  7. Which line has the same height as X?

  8. Which line has the same height as X? X B A C

  9. Which line has the same height as X?

  10. Which line has the same height as X?

  11. Which line has the same height as X?

  12. Which line has the same height as X? A B C X

  13. Which line has the same height as X?

  14. Which line has the same height as X?

  15. Which line has the same height as X?

  16. Which line has the same height as X?

  17. Which line has the same height as X? X

  18. Which line has the same height as X?

  19. Which line has the same height as X?

  20. Which line has the same height as X?

  21. Which line has the same height as X?

  22. Which line has the same height as X?

  23. Which line has the same height as X? X B A C

  24. Which line has the same height as X?

  25. Which line has the same height as X?

  26. Explanation:

  27. When people are free to do as they please, they usually imitate each other.

  28. Intelligence

  29. Multiple Intelligences

  30. Gardner’s View of Intelligence • Howard Gardner challenges traditional views of intelligence which he says have centered on only 2 types of intelligence: • linguistic & logical mathematical • This theory is more appealing cross culturally because other forms of intelligence are valued in other cultures • Real people have a blend of intelligences or abilities

  31. 8 Intelligences – by Dr. Howard Gardner

  32. Linguistic Intelligence • capacity to use language • Able to express what is on your mind • Adept with words • “Word Smart” People who exhibit This intelligence include: • Poets • Authors • Reporters • Speakers • Attorneys • Talk-show hosts • Politicians • Teachers

  33. Musical Intelligence • Capacity to think in Music, able to hear patterns, recognize them, manipulate them • “Music Smart” People who exhibit This intelligence include: • Singers • Composers • Instrumentalists • Conductors • People who enjoy, understand, use, create, perform, and appreciate music and/or elements of music

  34. Logical/Mathematical Intelligence • Adept with numbers & reasoning • Manipulate numbers, quantities and numbers • “Number Smart” People who exhibit This intelligence include: • Mathematicians • Engineers • Physicists • Researchers • Astronomers • Scientists

  35. Naturalistic Intelligence • Ability to understand, relate to, categorize, classify, comprehend, and explain the things encountered in the world of nature. • “Nature Smart” People who exhibit This intelligence include: • Farmers • Ranchers • Hunters • Gardeners • Animal handlers • Botanists • Geologists

  36. Visual/SpatialIntelligence • The capacity to conjure up mental imagery and then to transform that imagery • the ability to produce a graphic likeness of spatial information • “Picture Smart” People who exhibit This intelligence include: • Sailors • Engineers • Surgeons • Sculptors • Painters • Cartographers • Architects

  37. Bodily-KinestheticIntelligence • Capacity to use parts of the body to solve a problem, make something or put on some kind of production • “Body Smart” People who exhibit This intelligence include: • Actors • Dancers • Swimmers • Acrobats • Athletes • Jugglers • Instrumentalists • Artisans

  38. Interpersonal Intelligence • Ability to notice an individuals mood , temperament, motivations, and intentions. • Ability to work with & motivate others toward a common goal • “People Smart” People who exhibit This intelligence include: • Leaders in any field • Politicians • Religious leaders • Counselors • Nurses • Psychologists

  39. Intrapersonal Intelligence • Skills of self-knowledge • Knowing who you are, what you can do, what you want • “Self smart” People who exhibit This intelligence include: • Novelists/Writer • Therapists • Psychologists • Philosophers

  40. Existential Intelligence Sensitivity and capacity to tackle deep questions about human existence, such as the meaning of life, why do we die, and how did we get here.

  41. Non-Verbal Communication

  42. Body Language

  43. No Face Experiment

  44. No Face Experiment

  45. Gestures

  46. Choose one of the gestures below and mime it to your partner.

  47. Personal Space

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