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Reply to:When I see the word intelligence, I automatically think of the knowledge everyone knows and the ability to learn or understand new or old thing. Intelligence is defined as “the ability to learn about, learn from, understand, and interact with one’s environment” (Intelligence, 2009). When locating intelligence in our brains, intelligence is typically seated on the frontal lobes, however, if there happens to be damage to the frontal lobe, this doesn’t necessarily mean it will affect someone’s intelligence because there are other brain areas involved in intelligence (Intelligence, 2009)....

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Psychology CST Assignment Asynchronous: Dialogical Communication & Buber

https://www.uwlax.edu/globalassets/offices-services/murphy-learning-center/public-speaking-tutors/new-folder/new-folder/psc-handout---dialogic-communication.pdfLinks to an external site. Above is a chart that illustrates dialogical communication and addresses its communicative sensibilities.  See the clip: Buber on Dialogical Communication.  UP TO 5.34 min https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=16Cr82mLhkw&t=207s  Links to an external site. Here are the questions you should be able to answer and discuss with your group: All responses must be supported by  chapter 4.  You may also use the chapter on d...

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PSY 3024 discussion: Watch the behavior analysis... | Psychology

Watch the behavior analysis video (Links to an external site.) and the social work video (Links to an external site.). Then visit mynextmove or ONET to learn more about these careers. Summarize key points you learned about that career. Were you aware this was an available option? Is this something you might look into pursuing? https://www.apa.org/education-career/guide/subfieldshttps://www.bacb.com/bcaba/#BCaBAEligibilityRequirementshttps://fiuolmediasite.fiu.edu/Mediasite/Play/f1d51c046e494fab84a46585263503171dhttps://fiu.zoom.us/rec/play/tMUuc7utqjg3S9GQ4wSDC_d7W43pLqOsgSMX-vsJyB7kW3gHNVWgM7...

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The main difference between experiments and non-experimental methods is that in experiments, researchers could manipulate the independent variable. Experiments are a scientific approach that manipulates one or more control variables to measure their defect on the dependent variables. In non-experimental methods, researchers must rely on interpretation and observations to conclude and it does not involve any manipulation of the control variables (Myers & Hansen, 2012). There is more room for management in an experiment than there are non-experimental methods. Experiments do a better job of asse...

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promoting self-esteem in school-age children

Imagine you have been asked to speak to a group of parents about promoting self-esteem in school-age children. You need to research the topic and prepare a visually appealing PowerPoint slideshow to accompany your presentation. Your PowerPoint slideshow will need to:

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MENTAL HEALTH SERVICE BROCHURE AND REFLECTION

Imagine you are creating an agency to provide mental health services for individuals suffering from mood disorders. In order to get the word out about your new agency, create a brochure that identifies two specific mood disorders your agency will provide services for in your community.

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Psychology Structured Interview Assignment

PLEASE SEE ATTACHMENTS FIRST   This week you will locate a pastoral counselor actively involved in counseling divorced and remarried couples and blended families in your local area. You will prepare at least 10 questions, interview the professional and summarize your findings in a written 6-8 page summary (not including Title Page and References) in current APA style documenting the interview and including a copy of all the questions that were asked. You can find the Grade Rubric for the Structured Interview Paper attached here with this announcement.  READINGS FROM :   Dobson, J. (2007). Lo...

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attached resp15.docx Comment about this post: Family relationships are a big part of how teens' minds and emotions grow. Having supportive family relationships eases the transition to maturity for youth by providing a safe space to share stories about their past and aspirations for the future (StudyCorgi, 2022). According to studies on teen family relationships, the way a child's home is set up can affect their behavior problems. Teens who only have one parent are more likely to have problems, break the law, and be mean (Heshmati et al., 2021). Teenagers who grew up in families with strong fa...

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Help please

a.Based on the skills approach, how would you assess Dr. Wood’s leader-ship and his relationship to the members of the Elder Care Project team? Will the project be successful?