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What is the importance of social roles within a group?
What is the importance of social roles within a group?
What does familiarity refer to in the context of relationships?
What does familiarity refer to in the context of relationships?
What is the role of attraction in relationships?
What is the role of attraction in relationships?
Which of the following is a common factor that influences people's attraction to others?
Which of the following is a common factor that influences people's attraction to others?
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What defines love as described in the content?
What defines love as described in the content?
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Which type of love is considered the highest level of love?
Which type of love is considered the highest level of love?
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What can lead to enjoying the company of another person?
What can lead to enjoying the company of another person?
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What negative consequence can arise from a lack of relationships?
What negative consequence can arise from a lack of relationships?
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What is the defining characteristic of a fixed interval schedule?
What is the defining characteristic of a fixed interval schedule?
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Which example best illustrates a variable ratio schedule?
Which example best illustrates a variable ratio schedule?
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What outcome occurs from observing a model who is reinforced for a behavior?
What outcome occurs from observing a model who is reinforced for a behavior?
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Which type of schedule is best for establishing a new behavior?
Which type of schedule is best for establishing a new behavior?
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How does a variable interval schedule differ from a fixed interval schedule?
How does a variable interval schedule differ from a fixed interval schedule?
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In the context of observational learning, who is referred to as a model?
In the context of observational learning, who is referred to as a model?
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Which aspect of social cognitive theory emphasizes learning from others?
Which aspect of social cognitive theory emphasizes learning from others?
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What type of reinforcement schedule provides inconsistent reinforcement after a set number of responses?
What type of reinforcement schedule provides inconsistent reinforcement after a set number of responses?
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What is the Filipino tradition of greeting elders called?
What is the Filipino tradition of greeting elders called?
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Which term is used to refer to a grandmother in Filipino culture?
Which term is used to refer to a grandmother in Filipino culture?
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What is a common way Filipinos show hospitality to guests?
What is a common way Filipinos show hospitality to guests?
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What behavior demonstrates the cheerful personality of Filipinos?
What behavior demonstrates the cheerful personality of Filipinos?
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What is a cultural norm regarding family relationships among Filipinos?
What is a cultural norm regarding family relationships among Filipinos?
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What does 'pasalubong' refer to in Filipino culture?
What does 'pasalubong' refer to in Filipino culture?
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How do Filipinos typically react during challenging situations, according to cultural attitudes?
How do Filipinos typically react during challenging situations, according to cultural attitudes?
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What aspect of Filipino culture is reflected in the practice of caring for elders at home?
What aspect of Filipino culture is reflected in the practice of caring for elders at home?
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What does William James identify as a primary component of the self?
What does William James identify as a primary component of the self?
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According to the concept of material self, what is included in a person's possessions?
According to the concept of material self, what is included in a person's possessions?
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When an immediate family member is successful, how do we typically feel according to the material self concept?
When an immediate family member is successful, how do we typically feel according to the material self concept?
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What emotional response may occur if possessions of the material self fade?
What emotional response may occur if possessions of the material self fade?
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Why do individuals choose certain clothing that may not be necessary for weather conditions?
Why do individuals choose certain clothing that may not be necessary for weather conditions?
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In the hierarchy of material self, what is considered to be the innermost part?
In the hierarchy of material self, what is considered to be the innermost part?
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How do people typically respond to threats against their immediate family?
How do people typically respond to threats against their immediate family?
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What does the phrase 'Home is where our heart is' imply about the concept of home in relation to self?
What does the phrase 'Home is where our heart is' imply about the concept of home in relation to self?
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What is the primary reason humans assemble collections today?
What is the primary reason humans assemble collections today?
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What aspect of pets is highlighted in relation to individual personality?
What aspect of pets is highlighted in relation to individual personality?
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How does money influence a person's self-perception according to the content?
How does money influence a person's self-perception according to the content?
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What is one major reason people collect non-necessities?
What is one major reason people collect non-necessities?
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What role does money play in familial relationships according to the content?
What role does money play in familial relationships according to the content?
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What is one implication of collecting behaviors in contemporary consumer society?
What is one implication of collecting behaviors in contemporary consumer society?
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What does the act of caring for pets signify for individuals?
What does the act of caring for pets signify for individuals?
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What is generally true about the collections that people initiate today?
What is generally true about the collections that people initiate today?
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Study Notes
Intermittent Schedules of Reinforcement
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Fixed Interval (FI): Reinforcement is delivered after a constant amount of time passes, regardless of responses.
- Examples: Spelling test every Friday.
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Variable Interval (VI): Reinforcement is delivered after varied amounts of time, with an average time period across trials.
- Examples: Surprise Quiz, Checking emails for a response.
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Fixed Ratio (FR): Reinforcement is delivered after a fixed number of correct responses.
- Examples: Ten math problems for homework.
- Variable Ratio (VR): Reinforcement is delivered after a variable number of correct responses, with an average across trials.
- Examples: A student raising his hand to be called on.
Observational Learning
- Occurs when individuals learn by observing the responses of others, particularly if the observed behavior is reinforced.
- People learn by watching their parents, teachers, or other role models.
Social Cognitive Theory
- Emphasizes how the social environment influences learning, built on observational learning.
- People work together in groups, coordinating their efforts to achieve a common goal.
Relationships
- Relationships are critical to human well-being.
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Familiarity is essential for close relationships to develop.
- People tend to associate with those who share similar attitudes, behaviours, and characteristics.
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Attraction is a key element.
- People are drawn to others based on similarities or differences in interests, personality traits, goals, and lifestyles.
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Love is a deep affection and emotional attachment characterized by care, concern, and well-being for the loved one.
- It can be directed towards family, friends, romantic partners, or even deities.
Types of Love
- Agape: The highest form of love, characterized by selflessness.
The Material Self
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Components of the Self
- Material Self: Composed of physical possessions, including one's body, clothes, home, and family.
- Social Self: How one presents themselves to others and how they are perceived in social interactions.
- Spiritual Self: Internal values, beliefs, and experiences that give life meaning.
- Pure Ego: The core of self-awareness, the subjective "I" that experiences the world.
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Investment in the Material Self:
- We are deeply attached to our material possessions, viewing them as extensions of ourselves.
- The Body: We care for our bodies and are affected by any ailments or disorders.
- Clothing: We use clothing to express ourselves and reflect our identity.
- Family: We are deeply invested in our immediate family members and their well-being.
- Home: Our homes hold significant memories and experiences that contribute to our sense of self.
Special Cases of the Extended Self
- Collections: We gather objects with significance beyond basic needs, for self-definition and distinction.
- Pets: We view pets as part of our family, reflecting our characteristics and fostering emotional attachments.
Money and Self-Perception
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Social and Business Value:
- People value tasks differently based on social and economic motivations.
- Tasks perceived as socially valuable are seen as part of a duty, while monetary incentives shift focus towards the business value.
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Filipino Values:
- Hospitality: Filipinos welcome visitors warmly, share food generously, and anticipate the needs of others.
- Respect for Elders: Filipinos show respect by using respectful language, gestures, and references.
- Close Family Ties: Filipinos maintain strong family connections, often living near each other and holding frequent family gatherings.
- Cheerful Personality: Filipinos tend to smile and laugh frequently as a coping mechanism for stress and hardships.
- Self-Sacrifice: Filipinos go out of their way to help friends, family, and others in need.
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This quiz covers key concepts in psychology, focusing on intermittent schedules of reinforcement, observational learning, and social cognitive theory. Test your understanding of fixed and variable schedules and how learning occurs through observation.