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DQ : see attached | Psychology

see attached DiscussionBoard8.docx Discussion Board #8: Informative Speech Organization Examples LAST WEEK:  You browsed through examples of informative presentations to get a sense of the presenter's type of speech, subject choice, and purpose. Now, we'll use the organizational information introduced during the PK presentations to build your understanding of how presentations are put together.  Organizational Examples : Review the following resource on idea organization to complete this week's post: · · Organizational Patterns for Informative Speaking  ...

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theory

First, review the 3 "grand" issues (nature/nurture, one course/many, continuity/discontinuity) of developmental psychology. Next, summarize your own views on these 3 issues. Third, choose one of the theorists discussed on pages 12-21. Which theory most closely matches your own ideas? What are the strengths of this theory? The limits? How does this theory deal with each of these issues?

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Wk 2-2 BE

Some symptoms of DID include memory loss, extreme distress, and several identities. Treatment for DID includes the therapist helping the client to “(1) recognize fully the nature of their disorder”, (2) recover the gaps in their memory, and (3) integrate their subpersonalities into one functional personality” (Comer & Comer, 2021, pg. 413). The therapist might attempt to introduce the clients several personalities to each other to show them the nature of their disorder. Memories are then recovered through therapies such as hypnotherapy or psychodynamic therapy and then subpersonalities are int...

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Reply 2-2 CC

Reply to: A setting where naturalistic observation would be fruitful is on prison populations. Aside from the subjects being in confinement, it is not always possible to take an inmate to a lab. Unique personalities are often found in prisons, you aren't going to see those same traits in a lab setting, there also may be a safety concern of the researchers if they are studying violent offenders. The researchers want to minimize chances of getting attacked, so keeping their distance would be a wise idea. By studying offenders in a naturalistic setting, you are going to be able to see how their a...

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Aggression power point

2. Prepare slides that discuss at least three assumptions that these components would make about the definition of aggression. Present an argument about whether you find that these assumptions are, in fact, in line with the definition/assumptions that you had of aggression before you started the course?

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Sem 4

Before completing this assignment, make sure to view the SEM lecture and read the Baral et al. (2013) article on the “Modified social ecological model” and the Kalinowski et al. (2019) article on “Why are young Black women at high risk for cardiovascular disease.”

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psychology:  What is the difference between a... | Psychology

What is the difference between a resume and a curriculum vitae (CV)? Which document do you believe would best serve your professional and academic goals/aspirations? How do you see your skills, experiences, and accomplishments as tools for serving others and fulfilling your God-given purpose?

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Personal Dispositions : According to Allport's psychology of... | Psychology

According to Allport's psychology of the individual, each person is unique and has a personality that grows and changes. He also believed everyone possesses personal dispositions, which he placed at different levels (cardinal, central, and secondary) based on their importance to a person. You can review these levels of dispositions on pp. 386–387 in Ch. 12 of Theories of Personality.  In this discussion, you explore how a historical figure embodies the 3 levels of personal dispositions. Select one of the individuals listed below as the focus for your response: Mahatma Gandhi Vincent Van Gogh...

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Discussion 5:  Define each of the differential... | Psychology

Define each of the differential reinforcement procedures, noting how the two components of each procedure affect the occurrence of problem and desired behaviors. Then, choose a personal behavior, or the behavior of someone in your environment (maintaining confidentiality, of course!). Choose a Differential Reinforcement procedure and explain how you would apply that procedure to decrease the problem behavior and increase a desired behavior, taking into consideration the thoughts on schedules of reinforcement and matching law covered last week.