Exam Thoughts & Review

[MeLucky]

MRI would also be accepted methinks..

[REBORN]

nup. pretty sure it said DURING learning...

[MeLucky]

nup. pretty sure it said DURING learning...

Oh yeah..lol  completely forgot

[pas0005]

what did you guys do for the three phase model with the kid having a tantrum. i did it wrong i think

s=tantrum
r=parents ignoring him
c=negative punishment

[REBORN]

Any sort of punishment would reduce the frequency.

S - in a shop and sees a lolly
R - screams for the lolly throwing a tantrum
C - positive punishment in the form of a slap

[monkeywantsabanana]

what did you guys do for the three phase model with the kid having a tantrum. i did it wrong i think

s=tantrum
r=parents ignoring him
c=negative punishment

Would this be right? I kinda struggled with S

S: presence of parents
R: behave
C: gets a lolly - positive reinforcement.

[Zafaraaaa]

Do you guys think the A+ cut-off will be low? I'm still having mixed feelings about whether this was an "easy" exam for the state or a "hard" one

[harlequinphoenix]

oh shit, i did s = trip to supermarket (for e.g.), r =tantrum over lolly, c= no dessert tonight (neg pun/resp cost)

[Camo]

what did you guys do for the three phase model with the kid having a tantrum. i did it wrong i think

s=tantrum
r=parents ignoring him
c=negative punishment

That question I wrote down something so stupid, sounded like I repeated myself a few times due to time pressure. :/

[amilss]

NO MORE PSYCHOLOGY EVER




That is all

[Anon123]

Do you guys think the A+ cut-off will be low? I'm still having mixed feelings about whether this was an "easy" exam for the state or a "hard" one

Its hard to say because the biggest reason that the mid-year cut off was so low was because of section C....

This time around the average for section C will probably still hover around 4 which is far better than 4.5/15 on the midyear or whatever it was.

I would say around 70/90 considering it was a strange exam, idk though

[MeLucky]

Any sort of punishment would reduce the frequency.

S - in a shop and sees a lolly
R - screams for the lolly throwing a tantrum
C - positive punishment in the form of a slap

Old school discipline
I did
S-wants a toy, but parents won't buy it for him
R-throws tantrum
C-Negative punishment(response cost)  take away his bike

[monkeywantsabanana]

Do you guys think the A+ cut-off will be low? I'm still having mixed feelings about whether this was an "easy" exam for the state or a "hard" one

I think it will be higher.. many of my classmates said it was 'easy' and 'much easier than mid-years' ... 'killed it'... 'raped it'... and what not.... I thought it was similar difficulty ... maybe it was because i actually prepared for alzheimer's for mid year so i wasn't thrown off.

[ProtonStar]

I spent ages agonising over the three-phase model question 
In the end I did:
S - Bedtime
R - Tantrum as child didn't want to go to bed
C - Punishment (with the parent taking a toy off the child)

[MeLucky]

Do you guys think the A+ cut-off will be low? I'm still having mixed feelings about whether this was an "easy" exam for the state or a "hard" one

I think it will be higher.. many of my classmates said it was 'easy' and 'much easier than mid-years' ... 'killed it'... 'raped it'... and what not.... I thought it was similar difficulty ... maybe it was because i actually prepared for alzheimer's for mid year so i wasn't thrown off.

ER was much easier.
MCQ and SA were harder though in my opinion. 
I'm hoping the A+ range is around the same or lower...barely did Section C