three samples of technical writing (minimum of 1 page each), on the art of communication, how to control your emotions and the importance of psychologists. please don't copy and paste from the internet.
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What did you like best as a preschool teacher, and least, about your last job as a patient observer? What are your strengths and weaknesses?
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In psychology use the term Social Identity Theory to answer these questions and put into a paragraph response! a) describe the media example in enough detail so that I can understand it; b) to define the psychological principles or ideas that are related to the example; and c) to explicitly tie the example to the psychological principle. You may need to write more than the examples below in order to get these points across. In my experience, parts b) and c) give students the most problems. One thing to note about these examples is that in them I: 1) refer to the chapter in which the relevant principles are discussed; and 2) if necessary, provide quotations to help me define terms. If quotations are used, cite the section in which the words appear in the book.
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Conception to Birth: Write One Paragraph explaining The Importance of Studying Life-Span Development
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A change in behavior or belief to accord with others is called obedience conformity acceptance complianc
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Why do you think that someone addicted to an opioid might have a relapse when using a methadone treatment center.
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Write a paragraph Many biological psychologists hold to the position of biological reductionism (or determinism). They explain complex phenomenon in terms of simpler ones. They believe that complex phenomenon are entirely explainable by the properties of another. The complex phenomenon can be said to be reducible to more basic properties of the simpler ones. It is a mere epiphenomenon, a by product of the phenomenon that they are explainable by. They have no distinctive properties that require a distinctive theory or methodology. A reductionist model for depression that has a psychological component has been elegantly described by Professor Robert Sapolsky at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TIcf-2AFHgw. For example, biological reductionism claims that the mind is entirely explained by physical properties of the brain. The mind is physical; what we call mental is really just another term for the brain; mental/mind is actually only an epiphenomenon of the brain. It can and should be studied only by physiologists—there is nothing distinctively psychological about the mind. If you have a headache, then we could explain your headache entirely by neural elements in the brain. There are no aspects of your headache that could not be understood by what is happening in the brain. We do not need any methods other than brain methods to explain your headache. The only people who could understand or treat your headache are brain scientists. Over the course of the semester, we had innumerable example of reductionism by, for example explaining memory by neural activity in the hippocampus, fear by neural activity in the amygdale, schizophrenia by neural activity in nigrostriatal dopamine pathways. In this conference you are to give three excamples in favor of reductionism of this nature and three exanples against reductionism. I will collate these examples and present a listing for the whole class. This will help sum up the most important position represented in this biopsychology course. |
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discuss the importance of parental influences on the development of children based upon what you learned about childrens' emotional and social development.
How did the parental or caregiver influences impact the child?
Do you think birth order had an impact on the relationship between the child and his/her caregiver? Why or why not?
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Family Traditions--Extra Credit 10 pts.
Post a family tradition here by doing the following:
a) describe the tradition: what is it, who is involved, when did it start, how long have you been doing it?
b) if it stopped, why did it stop?
c) what does it say about your family? Do you see any cultural world views represented in the tradition?
Respond to one other tradition (in a quality post).
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Can you describe the differences between operant and classical conditioning? Are there things which can be accomplished or explained by one, but not the other?
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Based on A. Nilsson's (2016) 'The Psychology of Worldviews' what are some of the psychological characteristics of worldviews, and how do those affect us? How do those influence our cultural, social, political, and relational beings? How do we find out our own worldviews from Arthur Nilsson's (2016) Psychology of Worldviews?
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Outline one possible process for implementing a plan for environmental sustainability.
Please select no more than three significant phases in implementation.
using Process analysis.
1) one thesis statement
2) three-sentence outlines
3) 1 body paragraph
4) 1 conclusion
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