Psychology Answers

What is the optimal body condition score of a gelding used for pleasure riding?

A-3.5

B-4.5

C-6.5

D-5.5

What is the main component of any equine diet?

A-Concentrate

B-Supplements

C-Fats

D-Forage

Which stage of a broodmare’s yearly cycle would be the most nutritionally demanding?

A-Pregnancy: 9 months gestation

B-Pregnancy: 11 months gestation

C-Lactation: 3 months to weaning

D-Lactation: Foaling to 3 months

In a well maintained pasture, what is the minimum acreage (hectares) you should provide for each adult horse?

A-2 acres (0.8 hectare)

B-8 acres (3.2 hectare)

C-4 acres (1.6 hectare)

D-1 acre (0.4 hectare)

2 salesmen, A and B, working in a certain district participated in a survey

conducted by the Head office. It was found that, number of sales made by

A and B are 20 and 18 respectively. Average sales made by A was of about

Rs 170 while for B it was Rs. 205. Standard deviation deviation for A is 20

and for B it is 25. Test whether there is any significant difference in the

average sales between the 2 salesmen at 5% level of significance.

2 salesmen, A and B, working in a certain district participated in a survey

conducted by the Head office. It was found that, number of sales made by

A and B are 20 and 18 respectively. Average sales made by A was of about

Rs 170 while for B it was Rs. 205. Standard deviation deviation for A is 20

and for B it is 25. Test whether there is any significant difference in the

average sales between the 2 salesmen at 5% level of significance.

The issue of nature vs. nurture has long been a source of debate. Within personality psychology, the question becomes, “to what extent is personality the result of biology (e.g., genetics, evolution) and to what extent is it the result of environment and experiences?”

Summarize the nature vs. nurture debate as it relates to personality psychology, including arguments for and against each side. On what side do you fall in the nature–nurture debate

discuss your personal experiences and observations. For example, parents often note that their children seem to be born with certain personality characteristics, as evidenced by differences in their children’s behaviour early on (for example, some parents find that one of their children is an “easy” or good-natured baby, whereas another one of their children may have been a more “difficult” or fussy baby; this could be used as an example of the possible role of nature if both siblings were exposed to similar conditions as infants).

1.1 Define Inclusive Education. (5)

1.2 Discuss the following theories underpinning Inclusive Education.

1.2.1 Critical theory and its key principles. (5)

1.2.2 African philosophies and its key principles. (5)

1.2.3 Social constructivism and its key principles. (5)

Do you think that the South African education system will benefit from CAPS? Answer

this question by evaluating and by elaborating on the seven principles on which CAPS is

based.(14)

For this Learning Journal, consider the following:

How is memory related to intelligence? Consider examples from your own experience.

List 3 strategies that you use, or will use, to enhance your memory.