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CLP 2140:   M1.DQ1 - Abnormal Psychology... | Psychology

M1.DQ1 - Abnormal Psychology Discussion Discussion Prompt ✏️ Dear ENV.current_user_fullname, from the chapters read in this module, choose one chapter to summarize. For your initial post write a short summary of no less than 5 sentences that explain why you found this chapter interesting, challenging, and/or made you pause and think. Post a question based on your summary that you would like to bring to your classmates to discuss. View the Discussion Forum Grading Rubric by clicking on the three dots on the top right of the screen. Once you are ready to create your message, click the "Reply"...

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Psychology : Explain biopsychosocial characteristics... | Psychology

Explain biopsychosocial characteristics (for example, gender, age, socioeconomic status) and systemic dynamics, such as interpersonal relationships between members of the family, communication styles, boundaries, spoken and unspoken rules, and roles of family members, that are important to consider when working with a multiracial family.Which biopsychosocial characteristics (for example, gender, age, socioeconomic status) are most important to take into account when working with a multiracial family?Which of these dynamics are the most important to consider during your work with the Carter fam...

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2 page Reflection: Due 11/30  12 pm EST | Psychology

Due 11/30  12 pm EST DSM-5-TRSelfReflectionAssignmentInstructions3.docx COUC 546 DSM-5-TR Self-reflection Assignment Instructions Overview Throughout your career as a counselor, you will be required to assess and diagnose clients. To engage in this practice in a competent manner, you will need to have a good working knowledge of the DSM-5-TR, including the general categories and the specific disorders that are contained in each category. This DSM-5-TR Self-Reflection Assignment will introduce you to some of the diagnostic categories that you will encounter as a counselor....

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food preference

Imagine you are in a fast-food restaurant where a lady tells you that she had heard there was a gene for liking or hating the taste of cilantro. You looked on the Internet to investigate this statement, and although you found similar comments on reputable websites, you are yet to find any scientific studies supporting this claim.

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project 001

please answer the question in the attachment below. be direct and answer the question completely. each question has a min of 3 paragraphs each. further instructions are in the upload chose 5 of them only

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Week 1 Discussion- cognitive psych

Antecedents of cognitive psychology include structuralism, functionalism, and behaviorism. B. F. Skinner was a famous behaviorist and believed that all animal and human behavior could be explained in terms of operant conditioning (the use of reward and punishment). He thought that if something was not observable, it could not be studied. Therefore, he was not concerned with internal thought processes but with observable actions.

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W2 pc: Many musicians and performers make a... | Psychology

Many musicians and performers make a distinction between "good nervousness" and "bad nervousness". What do you think this distinction means? How does it apply to public speaking? What information from the video and lecture notes do you think will help you with the preparation of your upcoming speech? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mbDipVRt5aE&t=5s

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resp 2: attached  | Psychology

attached  resp2.docx Comment about this post: I think this question is almost like a double edged sword because there is pros and cons to both. In my opinion, I don't think one is better than the other but I would rather be a late developer. I've never felt the need to rush our bodies. From a womans perspective, dealing with puberty, especially menstruation can be such a hassle. It is something we deal with long term and I feel like theres no need to rush that. I can understand from a girls perspective if you see everyone else going through it and you are not, you could feel excluded or may...

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Types of Groups

Compare one of the types of groups presented in the Group Counseling: Concepts and Procedures text to a traditional interpersonal psychotherapy group as described in the "The Interpersonal Model of Group Psychotherapy " article (each linked in Resources).