TOPIC: Research Memory, Attention, and Decision-Making
Write on How does Emotions influence Memory, Attention, and Decision-Making
Should include an overview of the research on false memory, flashbulb memories,
recovered memories, selective attention, and decision-making.
Include at least 5 recent peer-reviewed articles to support...
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What is the main criticism of the ontological argument for God’s existence?
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I'M SORRY BUT I COULD NOT FIND ENGLISH ON THE SUBJECT. THIS IS
FOR ENGLISH NOT FOR PSYCHOLOGY.
P.S. IT'S DUE IN 2 HOURS.
an argument essay on "are women equal to men?"
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What is the imitation game and how is it a test for AI
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Was Milgram's work ethical in terms of professional scientific conduct? Were the "benefits" obtained from his work enough to offset the "costs"? Were subjects truly debriefed at the end of their participation?
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Discuss some of the technological innovations that have advanced time-based art into the digital age.
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What role do media technologies play in everyday intercultural
communication experiences?
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Perform 3 random acts of kindness (altruism) – these acts should ideally be unplanned (random) and can vary from small to large depending on the situation. Describe the 3 acts you performed – what did you do, what were the reactions of the recipient if any, and share your thoughts and reactions to your actions. Describe a time where you were the victim of prejudice or discrimination (can be based on your age, race, ethnicity, sexual orientation, gender, religious affiliation, level of ability, or other). Briefly share what happened and your reactions. What are some strategies that people can employ to help reduce prejudice and discrimination?
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QUESTION 3
Discuss the major issues in teaching and supervising
students in counseling practice. Explain 10
issues.
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Most people like the color blue; it is the favorite color of many people. Do we like blue because we associate it with activities we have enjoyed under a blue sky? Maybe we choose blue cars and blue shirts because we are classically conditioned to respond favorable to blue.
What is the unconditioned stimulus?
What is the unconditioned response?
What is the conditioned stimulus?
What is the conditioned response?
Why do we like blue cars and blue shirts?
Many people don’t like liver and other organ meats.
Can this be explained by classical conditioning? How?
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Why is there no justice in the state of nature? What does this say about the nature of justice? would it make difference if God looked over (and created the state of nature?)
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Think about the significant physical, cognitive, and psychosocial milestones that occur during Adulthood (18-65 years), as well as the impact (positive or negative) that each can have on future development. Now, take a moment to reflect on your own growth and development during this stage. What major life events did you/might you experience? How may those events impact your physical, cognitive, or psychosocial development? Since Adulthood covers such a long period of time, many of you may find yourselves at various points along this spectrum. Therefore, this journal entry may require you to both reflect on past experiences and look forward to future milestones, predicting events you think will occur.
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