Prof Double R: COMPLETE THE TEMPLATE THAT IS UPLOADED... | Psychology

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PSY 3442 week 2: Instructions are attached.  Due tonight... | Psychology

Instructions are attached.  Due tonight by 10pm

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Study Of A Life Journey: See attachment.  Describe the life... | Psychology

See attachment.  Describe the life journey of the person who is the subject of your study. Apply Freud’s, Erikson’s, or Maslow’s theory to discuss and explain the development of the person’s life that is your subject, addressing each of the seven stages listed below. Evaluate whether and in what ways the theory has explanatory power for each stage of the life under examination. For any life stages for which the theory was unable to adequately explain, model, and/or otherwise cast light on the life, critique those shortcomings of the theory and identify those unique characteristics of the life...

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Hero's Journey:Outline

Apply accepted methods for outlining an essay, including main points and sub-points.       Be sure to use the resources provided in the Writing Center to guide your format. A sample of the outline for this week is provided for you to consult.

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week4 Journal:    Reflecting on the week's readings,... | Psychology

Reflecting on the week's readings, what do you find to be the most relevant takeaways from the week's lessons? What did you discover?  How can you apply what you have learned or share it with others?    Weeks material This week’s readings explore family stress. It is important to note that many types of families exist including chosen families and partners without children. Thus, this week’s readings encompass a snapshot of a few familial stress concerns inclusive of a review of past and current theories in the literature. Topics. 1. Single-Parent Families. Dual- 2. Earner Families 3.  Reconst...

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Reply 2-2 SS

Reply to: Naturalistic approach is where researchers observe behaviors as they would appear in a natural environment (Myers & Hansen, 2012). In this approach researchers have to be careful that they don’t experience reactivity. Reactivity is where subjects modify or change their behavior when they feel they are being observed or when they are in an uncomfortable environment (Myers & Hansen, 2012). Reactivity can cause the subjects to feel uncomfortable and therefore not give truthful and honest answers because they feel they may be judged by the observer. A reason why researchers may use a nat...

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Attributions

Describe the attributions that are taking place in the video. Explain George’s behavior and what caused it? Were George’s attributions personal or situational? Why? How does the techniques of person perception help you learn about George? Was your understanding tainted by other type of social judgments you may have? How did you draw your inferences about the causes of George’s behavior?

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psychology:   Since you are in a counseling... | Psychology

Since you are in a counseling environment, be sure you do not disclose any client/staff information that could compromise confidentiality. Read “Spirituality and Therapeutic Action” or watch “Meaning-Making Through Religion and Spirituality” and reflect on how you would adjust the counseling related activities at your site to incorporate faith-based aspects. Please include at least three examples in your reflection.

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feedback seth:   Outcome Being Evaluated: One... | Psychology

Outcome Being Evaluated: One intermediate outcome for Tides Family Services is improved family functioning among youth participants following engagement in strength-based counseling and cognitive behavioral therapy services. This outcome is defined as measurable progress in family relationships, communication, and resilience, as indicated by standardized family functioning assessment tools administered pre- and post-intervention. More specifically, measuring the Tides "Outreach and Tracking" program and whether there is improved linkage to community support resources for youth and families at...

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Applied Final Project Part 1

Using the planning table below, identify at least two details about the composition of the family. Who is living in the home? How many generations live in the home? What is the marital status of the parents? Are there siblings? Family composition can be a source of strength as well as a source of stress. Use this section to flesh out the details of the family in your scenario ( Immunizations for children)