Psychology Answers

Creative thinking

Identify and explain any five key terms of public relations

You are a media relations officer for the University of South Africa(Unisa). The principal and vice chancellor of unisa, Prof Puleng LenkaBula announced the launching of the migration from Sakai to Moodle(learning management system)

Date: thursday, 31 march 2022

Time: 10h00

Venue: The University of South Africa kgorong Building, Preller street, Muckleneuk, Petoria

1. You have been instructed to write a media release inviting the media release inviting the media to join Moodle LMS migration launch.

You should follow the five "Ws and H " approach in preparing your media release. In other words when, where, what, who, why and how.

(75 marks)

What are the examples of Empiricism in psychology

What makes neurons unique from other cells

Briefly discuss what is meant by reversed cultural imperialism.

Explain how each of Darley and Latane’s experiments: (1) the fake seizure and (2) the smoke filled room help explain the bystander effect and diffusion of responsibility.

Terry the CEO of Power Company, was appointed by the executive committee about 10 years ago. Power’s employees trusted Terry's leadership competence from the start without any question. He has over the years built good and trusting relationships with his employees. Terry’s ability to influence Power employees stem from which power base:

a.Coercive and reward power

b.Personal referent power

c.Formal legitimate power

d.Legitimate and referent power

The following type of person will best respond to a servant leader:

1.One who has little resources and poor self-confidence

2.One who prefers to work in a group together with other people

3.One who is dependent and in need of direction and guidance

4.One who is responsible and committed to organisational goals and self-development

What are some of the advantages that a person experiences from belonging to a group?

1.One's ability to achieve goals is stronger because you have more resources.

2.We avoid the advantages of being alone.

3.Better organisational decisions are made than by individuals.

4.One has a better chance of promotion and advancement in the organisation.