Cognitive Approach – Recap the KF Case Study by Shallice and Warrington (1970) and explain how this also supports the Working Memory Model

KF suffered from a motorcycle accident which caused damage to his left region of the brain. He showed very poor digit span where he can only remember less than 2 items, but he was good at performing tasks that indict an intact long-term store. For example, he would still be able to store new information […]

Psychology – Globalization

Recap what Sherif showed in his Robber’s Cave experiment when the boys were put into contact with each other.  In part two of the study, the researchers introduced conflict through games and the boys started to call each other names, refusing contact with the opposing group and they even turned against their previous friends. Results […]

Psychology – How can we reduce conflict using our knowledge of the SIT (Social identity theory)? #uwcday

How can we reduce conflict using our knowledge of SIT? The SIT is the social identity theory in psychology. The theory suggests a few things: We have a social identity We have more than 1 social identity the salient social identity will affect our behavior 3 psychology mechanism: social categorization, social comparison, boost in self-esteem […]