Psychology Answers

2.In the story hour at school, 7- year-old Anthony likes to talk about the exciting fun stories that Grandpa Butch tells him about his growing up as a boy. Anthony and Grandpa would talk for hours and laugh until it was bed time. Grandpa Butch seems never to forgot any of his experiences. Anthony’s teacher thinks Grandpa Butch had really enjoyed his growing up. 

a.Distinguish between the following categories of memory: Explicit and Implicit memories. (6mks)

b.Name the type of memory grandpa is drawing from, and describe how the retrieval process takes place in grandpa’s brain. (14 mks)

Which form of employability capital involves employees’ cumulative educational, personal and professional experiences?

Barry keeps his LinkedIn profile up to date and regularly makes contact with his network of contacts. He has built a good reputation over the years. Which aspect of employability security is Barry working on. 

A. Social capital

B. Career capital

C. Human capital

D. Cultural capital

Give 3 Sports that we can relate to coordination and reaction time. Here is the format:

1. Name of the sports

2. Significance of the sports (each sports)

3. Identify where we can see the coordination and reaction time on each sports

4. Prove it if the sports that you've chose is connected to the topic (coordination and reaction time)

5. Why did you choose the sports and what is your reflection or trademarks about the sports you've chose

the ___________ is a well of mystical and religious beliefs that controls our behavior

                     What type of learning is traditionally considered as learning that involves thinking? 1. Social learning 2. Cognitive learning 3. Classical learning 4. Observational learning

Question 12  Your children have done something wrong and you want to punish them. Your friend tells you that for punishment to be effective, it depends on three aspects. These are . . . A. consistency B. spontaneity C. timing D. intensity

  Question 10 The term . . . refers to any relatively permanent change in behaviour brought about by experience or practice.  1. conditioning 2. reinforcement 3. learning 4. punishment  

While you were jogging during the evening suddenly a car approached slowly behind you. You started to panic, your heart rate and breathing increased. Your reaction was a result of . . .  1. parasympathetic nervous system 2. sympathetic nervous system 3. emotional tension 4. emotional arousal 

Question 5 In a meeting, John made a joke about the CEO of the company. John’s colleagues thought that the joke was funny but they did not laugh. This is an example of . . . 1. cultural differences amongst John’s colleagues 2. emotional differences expressed by the colleagues 3. display rules 4. gender differences