Cultural Identity Paper

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Week 8 Discussion- Personality Development

Discuss and describe the five stages of personality development from Freud’s perspective.  With which stage do you agree with most? With which do you agree with least?  Be sure to substantiate and support your response. (Response should be no less than 150 words in length and information from our textbook should be used to support the responses.  Citations must be included in the body of the post and a reference section should be included at the end of the post.)

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DE Week 3 Discussion: As technology continues to evolve, so... | Psychology

As technology continues to evolve, so do the challenges surrounding privacy and law enforcement in relation to the Fourth Amendment, which protects citizens from unreasonable searches and seizures. Select one of the following questions for your initial post: Scope of the Fourth Amendment: How should the Fourth Amendment be interpreted in the context of digital evidence? Does the same standard for "reasonable expectation of privacy" apply to digital communications, cloud storage, and personal devices as it does to physical property? Emerging Technologies: With the rise of technologies like smar...

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sample writing

Please describe your academic interests and the areas you would like to Pursue in psychology. Discuss your academic background and research and field experiences and explain how this psychology graduate degree will contribute to your career goals. In 750 to 1000 words.

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Final Project Submission

Throughout the Course Project you have been researching, outlining, and developing ideas about the mental disorder you chose to investigate. It's now time to write the body of your paper and deliver everything in your final submission.

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Discussion Forum 5

In Watson and Rayner's experiments, “Little Albert” learned to fear a white rat after repeatedly experiencing a loud noise as the rat was presented. In these experiments, describe whether you think this experiment was ethical.  Do you think there were any adverse effects on Little Albert due to the experiment?  Describe how this experiment exemplifies classical conditioning as discussed in Chapter 6 of the Myers and DeWall textbook. Your post should be two paragraphs in length (four to five sentences in length).  Response posts should be two to three sentences in length.

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correlation coefficient

You are interested in knowing whether wealthier people are happier. You collected data from fifty people about their incomes and their overall happiness levels on a scale of 1 to 10. Upon analyzing the results, you find that the correlation coefficient has a value of −0.25. On the basis of this data, respond to the following:

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Homeschooling Proposal IRB

Homeschooling Proposal IRB In this assignment, you will be provided a proposal. Click here to download the proposal. Read the proposal, and then, acting as a member of a college IRB asked to approve this study, identify any ethical concerns you have. Write your concerns in a report in a 1- to 2-page Microsoft Word document and make at least three suggestions to reduce the possibility of risk and harm to the participants.

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Conflict Resolution:    Write a 2–3 page article on... | Psychology

Write a 2–3 page article on interpersonal conflict. Define conflict and explain how communication behaviors and individual differences contribute to interpersonal conflict. Recommend a strategy for resolving interpersonal conflict. What      Is Conflict? Define       conflict in your own words. Explain       why conflict is a natural and common part of life. Why      Does Conflict Occur? Discuss       the reasons conflict arises, including differences in perspectives,       belief systems, and values. Provide       examples of common conflicts you might encounter in daily life (e.g.,     ...

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Discussion 1: Sampling

In order to compare individuals to a population, that population must be sampled using a standardization sample, also referred to as a norm group. This group represents the population for which a test is intended. There are a number of important considerations when choosing a test’s standardization sample, such as how large your sample needs to be and how you plan to access your participants and induce them to participate. You may also need to consider whether the participants should be representative of the general population or of a specialized subpopulation and how diverse the sample should...