Evaluation and Judgement

Checkpoint : Evaluation and Judgement
Week 7
Resource: pp. 561–596 in Ch. 15 of Psychology: An Introduction
Review pp. 561–596 in the text.
                  Answer the following questions in 100-200 words each:
  * What are the different ways in which we evaluate people?
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  * Physiology is based on treatment that is given but is determined how someone is evaluated.
  * Some are elevated in how their impression is towards another or among a group of others. Attitude is another, body language, our voices carry out different tone just depends on the situation that person is in to know what kind of tone the person is giving. For some reason we always look at the person on the outside and evaluate them. We look at the kind of hair or color of hair they have, we also evaluate them by the way the person dresses or the name brand of clothes they wear. Kids evaluate other kids and then place them into their group if that child fits. People are evaluated often at the first glance from others without really getting to know that person.
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          How do these factors play a role in our expectations of other people?  
  * Based on the ways that people are evaluated could mean that some have some very high expatiations on them. But this should teach us how to be conditioning when we are around others because our behavior ends up better towards others which is how we interact with others. First is the evaluation of the person to grasp their feelings to see where they stand and how they would behave. We also shouldn’t judge or assume about a person by their outside appearance, this could cause having the wrong impression on one and you are assuming their lifestyle by their appearance. By doing this you have preconceived your own idea about that person. Our childhood and memories are the key conditioning guide to assure what we what or how we act with others.... [continues]

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