Final Project Submission

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Week 1 Discussion 1.2

Please respond in 200 words or more to this week's question. Two substantive responses to two different peers are required within three days of the start of the discussion forum week. In addition, students should interact with the instructor and other students who have responded to their initial posts by the assignment deadline. Online interactions are expected to be throughout the week and be on a minimum of three different days.

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4- Attraction, Single Sexuality, and Cohabitation

· At least 800 words  · At least three scholarly citations in APA format.  · Any sources cited must have been published within the last five years.  · Acceptable sources include the Bible, course texts, relevant books, and peer-reviewed articles.

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Psychology PSY 3425 Week 5 assignment

Instructions are attached  PSY3425Week5assignmentinstructions.docx Short Paper We all have to eat, but there is a lot of controversy surrounding what is good to eat. Use peer-reviewed, scholarly articles to answer the question, "What is the best diet?". Write a summary of your research in 500 words and cite and reference at least four articles( in the last 5 years) using APA style.

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assitant needed p: please see attachment | Psychology

please see attachment lifespan.pdf PSY 121: Developmental Psychology Learning Unit 9: Assignment Page 1 of 2 Erickson’s Psychosocial Development Across the Life Span SLO: Human Development - The student will examine and draw conclusions on human development across the lifespan. Directions: Interview someone whom you think is either in Erikson’s integrity vs. despair or generativity vs. stagnation stage. Explain to the person that you are conducting the interview as an assignment to compare a person’s experiences to developmental stages created by theorist Erik Erikson. Some...

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PSYC 631: see attachment | Psychology

see attachment DB1PSYC631.docx Psyc 631 Review the concept of “storm and stress” in adolescence (see Arnett, 1999) and provide a real-life example of an adolescent that either did or did not embody the “storm and stress” view. Your example can either be from your own life or what you have observed in someone else’s life. How do you think the presence or absence of “storm and stress” in adolescence has changed in the decades since Arnett’s article was written? Do you think adolescents experience more or less “storm and stress” in current times? What impact do you think increased technology use...

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Research Method (ESP)

In everyday life, we are regularly exposed to various claims about human psychology and human behavior. While some of these claims may be scientifically valid, many of them are not. Choose a psychological claim about which you are skeptical. If you are having trouble thinking of one, think about common areas of pseudoscience that you may have heard about (e.g., astrology, ESP, hypnosis) to help you generate ideas.  develop a research question that you have about the claim. Discuss how the scientific method could be used to test your research question as compared to one of the other methods men...

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There are three steps to completing this assignment

chapter 14: read: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1rUL12D6Uerqv1fbAFuCcg6ASuVc2sjNMq8x5jtJybSE/edit read: https://openstax.org/books/psychology-2e/pages/14-introduction Your obligations:    1. Summarize the article. Describe the experimental procedures (if there were any) and the main findings. 2. Tie the key themes of the article to the topics covered in the chapter. In other words, how does this article relate to chapter 14? 3. What real-life applications do the findings reported in this article have on day-to-day life? chapter 15: read: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1zbwhxVN3VIItJiV...

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Forensic Psychology, Policing, and the Macro Community

Analyze the value of forensic psychology professional influence on police professional interactions in macro communities. Be specific and include relevant roles and skills of the forensic psychology professional as they relate to and influence police professionals.

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DB 2 Psyc 631 Replies: | Psychology

DB2replies.docx Russel Peer 1 Eisenberg and colleagues (2009) stated prosocial behavior refers to voluntary actions intentionally performed to benefit others. Prosocial actions are characterized by a genuine desire to contribute positively to the well-being of others, reflecting a sense of empathy, compassion, or altruism. It's worth noting that prosocial behavior can manifest in various ways, from simple acts of kindness to more complex and significant acts of altruism, and it plays a crucial role in fostering positive social interactions and building a supportive community. A good example...