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Psychological Factors

Psychological Factors You want to create a study to examine the psychological factors affecting how teenagers in an impoverished urban area spend their time outside of school. For this assignment, you will design this study. Below is a list of each of the components on which you will be evaluated. You will be evaluated based on the following: Use of the scientific method. Discussion of which methods you used, why, and potential sources of error. Explanation of the relationship between the hypothesis vs. the null hypothesis; and connection to your study. Analysis of potential ethical issues, t...

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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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Discussion 4

Part one: Describe the different historical definitions of and causal explanations for rape. Part two: Apply rape proclivity theory and routine activity theory to sexual assault. Part three: Analyze the interactional contexts in which stranger rape and party rape most often occur.

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Sociology

Be sure to read Becoming a Master Student Chapter 2 "Time" and then complete and submit the following exercises on a separate document (Microsoft word, etc..).  The document will likely be multiple pages due to the number of exercises and your skills shot.  Submit them all to me at once in one file.  Complete the exercises and skills snapshots to receive full credit for this weeks exercises/snapshots (50 points).  Please List the questions and then answer them.

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Module 01 Written Assignment - A Tour of the Brain

Pretend you are a tour guide giving a tour of the human brain. In a 1-2 page paper written in APA format using proper spelling/grammar, describe the tour you would give. Be sure to highlight the major parts of the brain, the control centers and their functions, and the importance of the brain as part of the central nervous system. Conclude your tour with a description of what happens to a person when damage occurs to a part of the brain.

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CIA&OB Week 9 Discussion: To prepare: Complete your Case Law and... | Psychology

To prepare: Complete your Case Law and Criminal Profiling Assignment, which is due by Day 5 of this week. Post your Case Law and Criminal Profiling Assignment to this Discussion so you can receive feedback from your colleagues. Then, choose a colleague’s Assignment to read and review for this Discussion.

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1 abnormal psychology dis due in 12 hours

· Jonathan Schaefer, a doctoral student of clinical psychology at Duke University, discusses the suggestion that mental disorders may be more common than some believe. This article provides information about abnormal psychology and will assist you in your Origins of Abnormal Behaviors discussion forum and Week 1 Content Review quiz this week. Accessibility Statement does not exist. Privacy Policy (Links to an external site.)

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W6 pc: Answer the following questions,... | Psychology

Answer the following questions, providing detailed explanations and specific examples with each response. At least 7 sentences per number.  What should you do if some members of an audiences don’t know the meaning of a term you are using, but other members of the audience do? Why is it important to relate a speech to the listeners’ self-interests? How could each of the following topics be presented in a way that would satisfy a listeners’ attitude of “What’s in it for me?                        a)Security surveillance of employees b) Solar energy c) Homeless people

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WK 3-2

Part 1: Discuss why one should be cautious in drawing causal conclusions with a correlational design. Part 2: State your current hypothesis for your research topic and the steps you took in developing your hypothesis. How did you ensure your hypothesis is well-written and articulate?