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Psychology

Psychology Discussion due TODAY

Jean Piaget is probably the most influential theorist in the cognitive development realm. His work has informed American educational practices since the early 1900s. Another key cognitive theorist in the realm is Lev Vygotsky. Interestingly, Vygotsky and Piaget were contemporaries (both were born in 1896), but for many years, Piaget’s theory dominated. The fact that Vygotsky died at age 37, while Piaget lived to be 84, might be part of that explanation. But Vygotsky’s ideas gained traction in the 1980s when educators began to question long held Piagetian ideas. Nevertheless, both theories are...

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QR&A One Student Response

Remembering that all research has some error, respond to at least one colleague’s post and comment on how we as social change agents and critical consumers of research can balance the usefulness with the error in the research. Do we throw the research out because of too much error, or is there something useful that it can tell us?

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perspective personality

Assess the types of personality measurements and research designs used in in the peer-reviewed articles you researched. Briefly describe the main theoretical models represented within each of the perspectives of personality and explain the commonalities found across all five.

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Week 2 Discussion cognitive psych

John has enrolled in an art class and is learning how to convey depth perception in his drawings. John had thought about Gestalt principles of vision perception. He claims that these principles are applicable only to textbook illustrations and therefore are not very useful.

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Classical Psychoanalysis: Erik Erikson

1. What is the basic purpose/goal of life? 2. What are the basic parts/elements of the personality that carry out the goal? 3. What happens when these basic elements encounter the demands of others  (developmental statements)? 4. Finally, how does the theory account for individual differences in personality?

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Debate Reflection

In Units 4–5, you developed a position and debated the causes of depression from two different perspectives. This debate illustrated how counterarguments are developed and how rebuttals are formulated based on additional findings in research. This format helps us to dig deeper into critical thinking about complex issues.

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Cultural Considerations Presentation

Create a 10- to 15-slide Microsoft® PowerPoint® presentation that provides this organization with scenarios that would help them to identify when cultural aspects should be considered. Each slide should list the model or theory addressed and a scenario to help the organization grasp the key concepts.

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home work: | Psychology

Topic_Week2_Discussion.pdf You must post before seeing replies. Edit history will be available to instructors. Due Jan 16 50 points 14 Replies, 14 Unread Search entries or author... All Sort View Split Screen Expand Threads Back to Week at a Glance (h�ps://waldenu.instructure.com/courses/151568/modules/items/5984549) Psychologists have iden�fied a number of cogni�ve biases that lead to flawed thinking, which you have explored in this week’s Learning Resources and Learning Ac�vity. In this Discussion, you will examine how a specific cogni�ve bias has influenced your own thinking. You will...

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Setting Boundaries when working with clients

Review Standard 3: Human Relations in the APA’s Ethical Principles of Psychologists and Code of Conduct. See Asay and Lal (2014) “Who’s Googled Whom? Trainees’ Internet and Online Social Networking Experiences, Behaviors, and Attitudes with Clients and Supervisors,” Harris and Robinson Kurpius (2014) “Social Networking and Professional Ethics: Client Searches, Informed Consent, and Disclosure,” and Taylor, McMinn, Bufford, and Chang (2010) “Psychologists’ Attitudes and Ethical Concerns Regarding the Use of Social Networking Web Sites” articles attached.(1)Examine ethical issues encountered by...