1. Overview of Piaget’s Theory Jean Piaget proposed that children progress through four distinct stages of cognitive development. Each stage reflects a different way of thinking and understanding the world. His theory emphasizes that cognitive development is a process of maturation and interaction with the environment. 2. Key Concepts Schemas: Mental frameworks that help individuals…

🔍 Overview The Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory (MMPI) is one of the most widely used psychological assessment tools for evaluating personality structure and psychopathology. Chapter 6 focuses on the MMPI-2, designed for adults, while Chapter 7 covers the MMPI-A, tailored for adolescents. 🧩 MMPI-2 (Adult Version) Purpose: Assesses mental disorders, personality traits, and emotional functioning.…

🔍 Overview Methods in Psychological Inquiry focus on how psychologists systematically study behavior and mental processes. This involves using scientific methods to collect, analyze, and interpret data. Understanding these methods is essential for evaluating research findings and conducting ethical, valid, and reliable studies. 🧩 Key Concepts in Psychological Inquiry 1. Scientific Method A structured approach…

🔍 Overview The American Psychological Association (APA) Ethics Code outlines standards for ethical conduct in psychology. At its foundation are five General Principles that serve as aspirational goals guiding psychologists in professional behavior, decision-making, and relationships. These principles are not enforceable rules but provide a moral framework for ethical practice. 🧩 The Five General Principles…

🔍 1. Ethical Quandary Definition: An ethical quandary refers to a situation where a person faces a difficult decision involving conflicting moral principles or values. In public health, these dilemmas often arise when balancing individual rights with community welfare. Common Features: No clear right or wrong answer. Involves competing ethical principles (e.g., autonomy vs. beneficence).…

📘 Study Notes 1. 🧪 Test Critique Papers Definition: Test critique papers are analytical reviews of psychological assessments. They evaluate the reliability, validity, purpose, structure, and ethical considerations of standardized tests. Key Components: Purpose of the test Target population Administration procedures Scoring and interpretation Reliability and validity Strengths and limitations Ethical and cultural considerations Importance:…

Study Notes: MSW525 Module 1 – Foundations of Social Work Practice 🔍 Module Overview MSW525 Module 1 introduces students to the foundational principles, values, and frameworks that guide professional social work practice. It emphasizes the importance of ethics, cultural competence, and evidence-based approaches in serving diverse populations. 🧩 Key Concepts 1. Definition of Social Work…

🧠 1. Understanding Consumer Behaviour Consumer behaviour studies how individuals make decisions to spend their resources on consumption-related items. It includes what they buy, why they buy it, when they buy it, and how they use it. 📌 Marketer Applications: Use consumer insights to tailor products and services. Predict buying patterns to optimize inventory and…

What does consumer behaviour study? ✅ How individuals make decisions to spend resources on consumption. Which psychological factor involves interpreting marketing stimuli? ✅ Perception What is the first stage in the consumer decision-making process? ✅ Problem Recognition Which factor influences consumer behaviour through traditions and norms? ✅ Culture What is motivation in consumer psychology? ✅…

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