LucasN2023 Psychology

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 Hello everyone my results for the memory test were not amazing. The first test I took was to test your memory on everyday objects. This test I failed extremely hard and did not pass at all. I as well took the face memory test and got a 6/10 on that test which I think is pretty good considering the last test. As well as taking the short term test getting a 9/12 which is ok to me. I do not thinks these test are 100 percent accurate since I myself think I have pretty good memory but these sites say other wise.  https://www.nytimes.com/2019/03/22/health/memory-forgetting-psychology.html  Here is a pretty interesting article on research talking about if we are able to enhance our memory skills  

Compliance: Compliance is a social psychology concept that refers to changing one's behavior due to the request or direction of another person or group. In this image, we see a teacher asking a student to quiet down and pay attention during class. The student complies with the teacher's request by sitting up straight and appearing more engaged in the lesson. Obedience: Obedience is a social psychology concept that refers to changing one's behavior in response to a direct order from an authority figure. In this image, we see a group of students participating in a fire drill. The teacher, who is the authority figure in this situation, instructs the students to evacuate the building in an orderly fashion. The students obey the teacher's orders by calmly and quickly exiting the building. Social Facilitation: Social facilitation is a social psychology concept that refers to the tendency for people to perform better on simple tasks in the presence of others. In this image, we...

 https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/boomers-30/202109/the-rise-and-fall-baby-boomers Baby boomers are a fascinating generation to study from a psychological perspective. As the largest generation in American history, their experiences and behaviors have had a profound impact on society. Psychologists can explore the ways in which their childhood and early life experiences have shaped their attitudes, beliefs, and values. This includes their exposure to historical events, cultural movements, and technological advancements. Furthermore , baby boomers are at a unique stage in life as they approach retirement. Psychologists can examine the psychological impact of this transition, including the challenges and opportunities that arise. This includes the adjustment to changes in social roles and relationships, financial concerns, and health issues. T he study of baby boomers provides insight into the ways in which historical events and cultural trends shape individuals and society. A...

 https://listverse.com/2017/01/21/10-facts-about-your-sense-of-touch-that-will-really-surprise-you this article talks about our sense of touch. Our sense of touch is one of the most strangest senses we have and most interesting. Our brain registers certain parts of our body as more sensitive then others. As well as when you age your sense of touch or how aware you are for your feeling decreases. Touching others or physical touch intended in sport games shows higher rate of winning then without it. It is also shown how women's sense of touch is better then a mans. This is due from women usually having smaller hands meaning that they are more sensitive then larger hands. Adults usually have the same number of receptors of touch meaning people with smaller hands are better at touch reliant occupations. 

 My birthday is May 14th so my hero has the reticular formation ( conscious ) and the norepinephrine ( the fight or flight ). He seeks terrorizing the city and wakes people up with wanting to fight others and cause terror.  He was born with these powers and had no intention of using them for harm. All he did was keep his powers to himself and never used them for his advantage or even for evil. He always wanted to fit in and nothing more or nothing less. But one day he had a chain of bad luck. He got robbed and they took everything from him and he felt alone.He had enough of not using his powers and being a good guy. He tried his powers on people and liked messing with others since he was messed with. That was his logic it was okay he got to do it since he got messed with. So he tested his limits and see what he could do with his powers. He got his way making people unconscious when he wanted and was able to make people angry or make people go psycho. So he went into the most p...