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Questiоn Prоmpts Yоu only need to respond to two of the eight prompts. One in this box, one in the next. In your response be sure to: include the number of the prompt you're responding to аnswer аll pаrts of the prompt you selected answer in complete sentences to the best of your ability (use capitalization and punctuation - points not taken off for spelling or grammar as long as I can tell what you are saying) the number of sentences necessary to fully answer your selection may vary but these prompts will take an average of about a paragraph at least Prompt #1: A college student has recently started skipping class, sleeping during the day, and avoiding friends. Explain how two different psychological perspectives might explain the student’s behavior. How would the explanations differ? Prompt #2: A social media post claims, “Students who use their phones more than five hours a day are more likely to be depressed, so phone use causes depression.” Evaluate this conclusion. Explain what can and cannot be concluded from this information and what additional evidence would be needed. Prompt #3: You are walking through a parking lot when a car suddenly speeds toward you. Explain how the nervous system helps you detect the danger, respond immediately, and then return your body to a calmer state after the danger has passed. Prompt #4: Two people witness the same event but describe what happened differently. Explain how the distinction between sensation and perception can help account for their different descriptions. Include at least one factor that could influence how each person interpreted the event. Prompt #5: Explain how relationships with parents, caregivers, and peers can influence a person’s social and emotional development. Use a specific example to show how an early or later relationship could affect behavior. Prompt #6: A college student regularly sleeps only four or five hours because they stay up studying and working. The student believes the extra study time will improve their grades. Using what you know about sleep, explain how this pattern could affect learning, thinking, mood, and academic performance. Prompt #7: A friend tells you that repeatedly rereading notes is the best way to prepare for an exam. Recommend two more effective study strategies based on what you know about memory. Explain why each strategy should improve long-term retention or retrieval. Prompt #8: A child receives a painful shot at a doctor’s office and later becomes anxious whenever they see someone wearing a white medical coat. Use classical conditioning to explain how this reaction developed. Identify the unconditioned stimulus, unconditioned response, conditioned stimulus, and conditioned response.