Psychology Theory

Select two different cultures examined in the articles or in literature you have located.

  • Think about how views on attachment are similar and different in these two cultures. Consider whether the differences in attachment have any bearing on an infant’s well-being in either culture.
  • Describe the two cultures you selected. Then, explain the similarities and differences in attachment in these two cultures. Include whether the differences might impact infants’ well-being in the two cultures and why or why not. Be specific.

United States and India

Discussion 2

  • Think about how social psychology and, specifically, Bandura’s social cognitive theory, explains how modeling affects cognitive development and behavior.
  • Consider your childhood and select a same-sex adult who influenced your personal development. The same-sex adult could include a primary caregiver, extended member of the family, or family friend with whom you were close as a child.

Explain some of the behaviors of the same-sex adult that you learned as a child and now demonstrate. Based on social cognitive theory, explain how you might have acquired the behaviors. Be specific.

Female. Same sex adult: Mother

Discussion 3:

  • Pay particular attention to the meaning of the terms in each type of conditioning. Classical conditioning terms include: UCS (unconditioned stimulus), UCR (unconditioned response), NS (neutral stimulus), CS (conditioned stimulus), CR (conditioned response). Operant conditioning terms include positive reinforcers, and negative reinforcers, and punishers.
  • Select one conditioning approach and use it to propose a strategy to mitigate bullying.
  • Operationalize the characteristics of your strategy. For example, if you selected the classical approach, identify which aspects of your strategy represent the UCS, UCR, NS, CS, and CR. If you selected the operant approach, identify which aspects (or operants) of your strategy represent positive reinforcers, negative reinforcers, and/or punishers.

Describe the conditioning approach you selected. Explain how you used this approach to identify a strategy to mitigate bullying. Following your mitigation strategy, operationalize the characteristics of your strategy according to the conditioning method you chose, such as UCS, UCR, NS, CS, CR for classical conditioning; and positive reinforcers, negative reinforcers, punishers for operant conditioning.

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Parents will take time to embed themselves into the lives of their children. They worry when their children are not close to them, which might be why Indian parents prefer their kids to live with them or close by (Roopnarine et al., 2010). Indians are primarily patrilineal, and this influences how attached they are to their kids. Male children are valued within the community, which means that parents will devote more attention and time to their male children at the expense of their female children. The fact that Indian mothers are controlling means that they are less likely to be anxious about their children’s activities (Roopnarine et al., 2010).

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Psychology Theory

Obesity in the American culture

Obesity in the American culture

 

10-2 research paper based on obesity in the American culture. I have an annotated bib written on it that we turned in prior to this one and 3 of the sources need to be reused.

 

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Recent studies in the discipline of health show that lifestyle diseases are becoming increasingly common in the United States of America. Lifestyle disease is a collective term that is used to refer to those ailments that develop as a consequence of people’s daily habits and their adverse interaction with their surroundings (Sharma & Majumdar, 2009). Unlike acute illnesses that need immediate attention and need minimal resources, lifestyle diseases require a lot more resources because the medical interventions that are capable of resolving them constitute long-term measures. One of the most common lifestyle diseases in American society is obesity. Obesity is a complex disorder that entails the accumulation of excess body fats and manifests in a patient becoming overweight. The paper evaluates the incidence of obesity in American culture. This paper argues that the high prevalence of obesity in the United States reflects a culture of unhealthy living caused by a mixture of poor individual choices and socioeconomic factors. (3443 words)