Cognitive complete

• What is the expected amount of work for a 10 credit module?

  100 hours of work
• What is one way students can provide feedback?

  Fill in module evaluations
• What should students do if they struggle to answer a question during lectures?

  Do further research
• What is one aim of the human sciences?

  To explain human behaviour
• How do psychologists study human behaviour?

  Using the scientific approach
• What does the empirical method rely on?

  Observation or experience
• What is critical thinking in psychology?

  A blend of open-mindedness and skepticism
• What does BPS stand for?

  British Psychological Society
• Who is known for psychoanalysis?

  Sigmund Freud
• What did Carl Jung view personality as?

  The psyche as a non-physical space
• What is WEIRD science an acronym for?

  Western, Educated, Industrialised, Rich, Democratic
• Why is it important to study personality scientifically?

  To explain and predict human behaviour
• What are the key definitions of personality in psychology?

  • Unique individuality (Allport, 1937)
  • Stable internal factors (Child, 1968)
  • Characteristic patterns of thought, emotion, behavior (Funder, 1997)
  • Individual differences in behavior (APA, 2016)
• What are the key characteristics of personality?

  • Stable over time
  • Internal factors influencing behavior
  • Consistent behavior across situations
  • Individual differences lead to varied behaviors
• What are the historical perspectives on personality by Freud, Jung, and Allport?

  • Freud: Psychoanalysis, dynamic mental energy
  • Jung: Analytical psychology, psyche's reality
  • Allport: Traits collection, uniqueness in psychology
• What are the advantages and disadvantages of WEIRD science in personality research?

  Advantages:

  • Diverse perspectives
  • Rich data from varied backgrounds

  
  

  Disadvantages:

  • Limited generalizability
  • Potential cultural bias
• What is the title of the reading by Maltby, Day & Macaskill (2022)?

  Personality Theory in Context
• What is the purpose of the learning check in lectures?

  To assess understanding of the material
• Why is personality hard to define?

  It encompasses many complex factors
• What is the significance of operationalisation in psychology?

  It allows precise investigation of terms
• What is one of the key terms related to personality stability?

  Stable
• How does personality influence behavior?

  It affects perceptions, values, and attitudes
• How do personality traits differ among individuals?

  They lead to different behaviors in similar situations
• What is the role of a Senior Lecturer in Psychology?

  Involved in pastoral care and student wellbeing
• What is one personal interest of Dr. Tracey Lloyd?

  Likes to travel
• What is the significance of the drop-in sessions?

  They provide additional support for students
• What is the email etiquette expected from students?

  Greeting, text, salutation
• What is the importance of curiosity in studying personality?

  It encourages an active approach to study
• What is the website for Bangor graduate attributes?

  https://www.bangor.ac.uk
• What is the role of variables in scientific definitions?

  They are characteristics that can vary
• What does the term 'models' refer to in psychology?

  Ways of looking at the world
• What is the significance of theories in psychology?

  Ideas about how things work
• How does personality influence individual differences?

  It leads to varied behaviors in similar situations
• What is the main focus of personality research?

  Individual differences and traits
• What is the relationship between personality and behavior consistency?

  Personality leads to consistent behavior over time
• How do the definitions of personality by Allport, Child, and Funder differ?

  They emphasize different aspects of personality
• What is the significance of personality traits being both positive and negative?

  They influence behavior in various contexts
• What is the main contribution of Gordon Allport to personality psychology?

  First university course on personality
• What does the term 'pastoral care' refer to in the context of a Senior Lecturer?

  Support for student wellbeing
• How does personality research contribute to real-world applications?

  It helps develop interventions and solve problems