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feedback professor:  Nice start! The main point I'd like to... | Psychology

Nice start! The main point I'd like to clarify is the order of your data-checking steps. Before you run any normality tests on the pre–post difference scores, you must first examine the dataset for missing values and potential outliers, because both can distort the distribution and lead to inaccurate conclusions about whether normality is met. Even if you choose not to correct or remove outliers or missing data, you still need to identify and report them first; only after that step should you evaluate normality and decide whether the paired samples t-test or Wilcoxon Signed-Rank test is the mo...

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In class (and in the book), you learned about the concept of functional fixedness—the tendency to think about an object only in terms of its typical use.  One example would be using duct tape ONLY to hold things together.  But,  you could also use duct tape to get a splinter out of your finger or as a band aid.  Describe TWO ways that you (or someone you know) have overcome functional fixedness.  How do you think this relates to creativity? What would be a next research question about this topic?

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Communication disorder

3 – What is one falsifiable question that still remains in the research on this topic?  What are researchers still hoping to learn more about? How would you test/answer this question?

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Ethics in Forensic Practice

As social workers are committed to social justice, human rights, and multiculturalism, we often encounter interpersonal and structural inequalities that require intervention. Human rights are central to social work practice and practitioners embody this commitment in micro, mezzo, and macro actions. It is critical to understand the practice implications of structural and system misalignments. This assignment provides an opportunity to research and evaluate the relationship between human rights, social work, and the law/legal system.

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Discussion 8

How do our history and culture affect our understanding of psychological disorders? What, if anything, can be done to reduce the stigma attached to psychological disorders? Do the photographs, videos, and stories mentioned above help people to better understand the disorders, or do they serve to further stigmatize the disorders? Explain.

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Reply 6-1 SS

Within subject design are used during an experiment by exposing each participant to more than one part of experiment (Myers & Hansen, 2012). It is used when a researcher wants to test for multiple factors. Between subject design uses different participants for each part of the experiment (Myers & Hansen, 2012). This design is used when a researcher to test multiple factors at once and it normally allows the study to be ran in less time. Large N designs are widely used for experiments when testing a number of subjects because it uses participants for each condition and cross-examining groups. T...

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Prof Double R: COMPLETE THE TEMPLATE BELOW | Psychology

COMPLETE THE TEMPLATE BELOW PSY355ModuleFiveMilestoneTemplate.docx PSY 355 Module Five Milestone Template Complete this template by replacing the bracketed text with the relevant information. Part One Apply the foundational concepts of gender schema theory to address each of the following rubric criteria in 2 to 3 sentences: Describe how gender schema theory explains the ways in which you process information about masculinity and femininity within your culture. [Insert text] Describe the potential socio-psychological advantages of possessing a unique combi...

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Assignment: Week 10

Why Cognitive Behavioral Treatment Model works well with a widow woman who is starting to drink heavily and neglecting her children after her husband died. She is also struggling with her bills.

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Wk2-2025:   *****NOTE: Write in short paragraphs... | Psychology

*****NOTE: Write in short paragraphs and use at least one HEADING per question.***** - Explain the role of theory of mind in cultural learning among humans - Explain the costs and benefits of larger brains - Explain how ecology impacts the evolution of cultural norms - Explain how transmitted and evoked culture emerge   *****NOTE: Write in short paragraphs and use at least one HEADING per section.***** Find one research study (or more) to explain the following concepts to provide either evidence for it (prove it) or against it (disprove it), you may provide evidence for either side. Explain,...