Trivia Question for January

Who is the proponent of Classical Conditioning?

What are you waiting for? Email your answer, name, year and section to college_guidance@csab.edu.ph for a chance to win a gift certificate!

Notes:

1. Only bonafide college students of CSA-B can participate.

2. Only e-mail entries are accepted.

3. The first to submit the CORRECT ANSWER will be declared winner for the month.

4. The name of the winning participant will be posted on this web page.

5. The winner will claim the prize at the College Guidance Center and present his/her valid school ID to Sir Michael.

To our previous winners, please give chance to other students.

Beginning EARS Echo Training at the College Guidance Center

Thirty-three psychology students and four guidance associates together with their director participated in the two-morning sessions of the Beginning EARS (Empathy, Assistance, and Referral Services) training last January 14 and 15, 2010. EARS is a student-run organization of Cornell University that offers counseling, training and workshops (http://ears.dos.cornell.edu).

Mr. Nick Alayon, the Guidance Services Center director, inspired the participants with his opening remarks. He stressed that empathy is not just putting oneself into the shoes of the other but is something far beyond. Empathy is entering the world of another human being and experiencing the world in that perspective.

The first session focused on the attitudes and attending behaviors peer counselors possess. These behaviors are a great help in the efficiency of the counseling process especially in its initial stages. The following sessions further immersed the participants into the realm of counseling.

According to the psychology students, the two – morning sessions were very inspiring and very helpful for them as peer counselors.

Ms. Lucille Arcedas, who had completed the first level of the EARS training at Cornell University, facilitated the training.

First Winner from CASE

The prize for our December trivia goes to Michelle Tiangson, a 3rd year psychology student, who submitted the first correct answer on January 14, 2010 at 12:32 PM. 

The answer for our December trivia is Edward Lee Thorndike.

Thorndike’s major contributions to psychology were the methods that he developed for educational psychology.  This is the main reason for him being called the father of modern educational psychology. 

http://faculty.frostburg.edu/mbradley/psyography/thorndike.html

Trivia Question for December

Who is  the "Father of Educational Psychology"?

What are you waiting for? Email your answer, name, year and section to college_guidance@csab.edu.ph for a chance to win a gift certificate!

Notes:

1. Only bonafide college students of CSA-B can participate.

2. Only e-mail entries are accepted.

3. The first to submit the CORRECT ANSWER will be declared winner for the month.

4. The name of the winning participant will be posted on this web page.

5. The winner will claim the prize at the College Guidance Center and present his/her valid school ID to Sir Michael.

To our previous winners, please give chance to other students.

First Winner from the College of Nursing!

Alvin Sarmiento, a BSN2 student, submitted the correct answer last November 26.

The answer to November's trivia Question is Virgilio Enriquez.

In the field of culture and personality studies, Virgilio G. Enriquez, considered the Father of Filipino Psychology, identified KAPWA, “shared inner self,” as the core value of the Filipino personality. In kapwa psychology, the “other” is not regarded as different from one’s self but acknowledges the similarity of one’s self with another human being. All the other Filipino customs and values ascribed to Filipinos by foreigners such as Filipino hospitality, hiya (shame), pakikisama (going with the flow or agreeing with the majority), utang na loob (debt of gratitude) emanate from the core value kapwa. (Enriquez 54, 1992). (Tita Pambid)

http://www.language.berkeley.edu/ucfcp/unit15/intro.php