Solomon Asch came up with majority influences which means being surrounded by other individuals can sometimes change your behave and opinions. People do act certain ways to fit in with others even though they have no interest in doing it they do it to make friends and socialize. The disadvantage of this theory is that it only focuses on some of the behaviours of an individual and doesn’t not cover all the human behaviours for example the influences biological has on behaviour. The other psychological approach I will be explaining is the biological approach. This refers to the biological aspects of behaviour and the hereditary material passed from parents to the offspring at the conception.
1.1 Identify different reasons why people communicate. We communicate to express our fillings, emotions and socialise with other around use. It’s the way we communicate that may change depending on what we need or have to get across. Such as fear, anger, pain, joy and love. 1.2 Explain how effective communication affects all aspects of own work.
"A personalised induction will always be more effective". Discuss. A personalised induction is very effective as it is individual to the client. It is tailored to their individual needs taking into account their cultural backgrounds and upbringings and these factors provide individuals with different outlooks, values and perspectives on life. Clients are all individual and different in many ways and some may have the same problem, but as individuals we all respond differently.
Fear Anger Pain Happiness Love Communication is used to put our views, wishes and information across to others and make our quality of life better. Communication can be different depending on the circumstances. It can be formal such as a legal meeting or informal with family and friends. 1.2 Explain how effective communication affects all aspects of working in adult social care settings It’s a two way process, the person communicating the message sending the correct message and the person/persons receiving the message clearly understanding what I have said. Communication will be different depending on the circumstance I have to deliver the news /information and the person/persons I am speaking too.
“Belonging is when people accept you for who you are” Our identity determines who we are and where we belong, and it undergoes a continual change as we are exposed to different kinds of environments and people. Belonging means to feel a sense of welcome and acceptance to someone or something. It is indeed true that belonging is when people accept you for who you are, isolation and depression often ensues when one fails to find a sense of belonging. Our sense of belonging could be affected by the change of our experiences overtime, and how easily we are influenced by our family and friends, or even media. As it may be difficult to discover our true identity, it jeopardises our ability to find a sense of belonging, because we are weary from our previous unpleasant experiences.
ACTIVITY ONE – PSY 2301 – Measuring a Construct People are defined usually by their behavior; how they act in everyday and even non-everyday situations. This is especially true when interacting with society as a whole. Depending on the person, they can be various types of socializers depending on their blirtatiousness. For the most part though, people can be categorizes as Blurters, who usually say almost immediately what’s on their mind, or Brooders, who tend hesitate and deliberate before responding to others. In the BLIRT Test, which is an assessment test that tells if a person a Blurter or Brooder along with what level of self criticalness one has for themselves, I scored as a Brooder with a moderate level of self criticalness.
Unit 1 1.1 Identify the different reasons people communicate People communicate to express their positive (love, joy, compassion, support ) or negative (fear, anger, pain) emotions. There are two kinds of communication – verbal (words) and non-verbal (facial expression, body language, gestures). There also can be formal or informal communication. 1.2 Explain how effective communication affects all aspects of the learner’s work In my job I’ll have to use different ways of communication, depending on who I’ll be speaking to. I’ll use different language with my colleagues, supervisors, patients and their families.
Socialization is one of the most important social processes in every human society without this we would not be able to participate on group life and development of our human characteristics. The heart of socialization begins with self. Sociologist such as Mead and Cooley both have their own theories of perception on what self is and how self is affected by others. Cooley and Mead both had similar perception of self, believing that it was influenced by others; Cooley believed that peoples image was based in how people perceived them, this theory was called the looking class theory as he believed those who we interact with are mirrors reflecting our self-back to us. With reference to Mead the self develops out of the child's communicative contact with others.
Based on the different cultures and the ways people are raised gives them different traits that can influence their behavior and give them certain characteristics towards their personality. The people that raise you have a huge impact on your personality because you develop some of their similar traits. Growing up in different areas of the world with certain rules of that culture with develop a different personality that someone growing up in Northern America. Certain childhood experiences that had a significant impact in life or just having a different outlook on life can cause differences in personality. Past relationships can also have a huge impact on someone personality based on the seriousness of the relationship.
understand the role of the social care worker 1.1 These different relationships can have both a positive and a negative impact on our personal developmpent and well being. They each perform a different function and meet our needsin different ways. the nature of the relationship will depend on the life stage that we are in. 1.2 Working relationships are different to other forms of relationships because the relationship serves a particular, non personal purpose to do so with achieving tasks of co-ordinating roles in the organisation.Most working relationships are formed between individuals who are not of equal status, amd have clear boundaires. Relationships between students and teachers, between employer and employees, and between colleagues, are differnent examples of working relationships.