UTS 1

• Persistence - not giving up when answer to a problem is not immediately known
• Overcoming impulsiveness - planning, clarifying goals. exploring alternative strategies and considering. consequences before you begin
• Listening to others - some cognitive Psychologist think that the ability to listen to another person and understand their point of view is one of the highest form of intelligent behavior
• Flexibility in thinking - considering other points of view rather than running with the first possibility
• Metacognition - awareness of how you're thinking, knowing what's going on in your head when you are thinking
• Checking for accuracy and precision - not letting speed surpass your desire for craftmanship.
• questioning and problem solving - asking questions and finding out problems for yourself.
• applying past knowledge to new situations - calling upon your store of knowledge and experience as sources of data, theories to explain, or processes to solve each new challenge
• Precision of language and thought - using mow descriptive terms to distinguish objects, and providing criteria for value judgement
• Using all the senses - feeling, seeing, hearing, even tasting in order to more affectively problem solve
• Creativity - using ingenuity, originality and insight. developing the capacity to generate original, clever or ingenious products, solutions and technique
• Living with a sense of wonderment, inquisitiveness and curiosity - openness to beauty, intricacy, complexity and simplicity.
• Cooperation - taking advantage of the thinking and learning that can only comes as a result of social relationship
• sense of humor - able to look at situations opportunities, problems and relationships with nonchalance
• Social Psychology - study of social relationships or interaction
• Interaction - It is the mutual and reciprocal exchange of communication or action between two or more persons or groups
• Relationships - It refers to a particular way in which two or more individuals, groups, or even countries talk to, behave Forward, or deal with each other
• Goals of Social Psychology - To understand and explain how toughts, feelings, perception, and behavior are influenced by the presence of or interactions with others.
• interaction

  • a component of relationship.
  • activities that involves both parties
• Relationship

  • involves intellectual, psychological, and emotional investment made by both parties.
  • both parties agree to do something similar to each other
  • (rights, privileges, benefits.)-goal
• Person Perception - It refers to forming impressions and making judgement about another person's likability after seeing him/her.
• Factors affecting one's judgement

  1. physical appearance
  2. Observation
  3. gathering of feed back and reports
  4. interaction
• Factors affecting one's judgement

  1. physical appearance
  2. Observation
  3. gathering of feed back and reports
  4. interaction
• Factors affecting one's judgement

  1. physical appearance
  2. Observation
  3. gathering of feed back and reports
  4. interaction
• Factors affecting one's judgement

  1. physical appearance
  2. Observation
  3. gathering of feed back and reports
  4. interaction
• NORMS

  • patterns or traits characterized as typical group or usual for groups
  • "average" "normal" common
  • change overtime due to the following factors. Financial, moral, social or psychological aspects of the society.
• SOCIAL NORMS

  • spoken and unspoken rules for behaving in particular situations.
  • E.g. wearing masks , pagmamano
  • These serve as guide or they regulate the manner in which people conduct themselves.
• Culture

  • has a great impact on human being, this is manifested in his thoughts, behavior and expressions..
• culture

  • It is the complex whole which includes knowledge belies, law, art, moral, custom, and other capabilities and habits acquired by man as a member of society. (Edward Tylor)
• vigilance - anticipation - interest
• vigilance - anticipation - interest
• vigilance - anticipation - interest
• ecstasy - joy - serenity
• ecstasy - joy - serenity
• ecstasy - joy - serenity
• serenity + interest = optimism
• admiration - trust - acceptance
• admiration - trust - acceptance
• admiration - trust - acceptance
• joy + trust = love