The option that identifies why Luke is told that he could not help analyze the results of the census in order to better understand the thinking and problems facing society is the following option: The census data does not address society's problems. Luke as a psychologist has the ability to analyze the different aspects of the human being in society, especially related to their behavior and ways of thinking. However, the results of the census contain data on the families' socioeconomic level, number of members, etc., but not issues related to thoughts or problems.
Answer: This people are in Daniels "INTIMATE SPACE".
Explanation: Intimate space are the reserved space our body needs that ranges from the point of the body to an arms length of another body. It is a space that is normally 18 inch distance the body gives to another body. In nonverbal communication, intimate space can be expressed by touching, body movement and body contact, and voice.
According to proxemics, which is the study of human use of space, and the effects it has on humans. Their states that people feels uncomfortable when their intimate space has been occupied by strangers. This space is meant for family members, lovers and close friends.
Going by the proxemics research on intimate space, Daniel felt uncomfortable because the people where in his intimate space.
Answer:
Dispositional/Internal attribution.
Situational/external attribution.
Explanation:
In psychology, the term attribution refers to the explanation that we give of behaviors.
There are two essential types of attributions:
- Dispositional attribution (also called internal attribution) refers to the fact that we infer that an event or a person's behavior has to do with personal factors such as traits, abilities, or feelings, thus in a dispositional attribution we think that the performance had to do with the person's abilities and not with environmental situations.
- Situational attribution (also called external attribution) refers to the the tendency to assign the cause of a behavior to outside forces rather than internal characteristics of the individual. Thus, in this attribution we think that the performance had to do with environmental situations and not with the person's abilities
In this example, the student turns in a late assignment for her class. The instructor thinks "the student is a lazy bum", thus <u>he is making an explanation that has to do with the student characteristics.</u> Thus, this is an example of Dispositional/internal attribution.
Another day, when the teacher received a late assignment, he thinks "maybe there is a family issue going on". Now <u>she thinks that the behavior might have to do with environmental situations (family issues)</u>. Thus, this is an example of a Situational/external attribution
Answer:
Descriptive research
Explanation:
If our goal is to estimate the prevalence of a disease or exposure in a population, we are talking about descriptive research. Whenever we are trying to describe the characteristics of a population or a phenomenon (in this case the frequency of a disease and exposure to it) we are doing a descriptive study. The results of this type of studies are usually represented in descriptive statistics and percentages. For example, from this sort of survey we would find out the percentage of population that suffer this disease.
