Discuss why participants milgram study obeyed the researcher. What concepts or theories would explain this? Discuss what you feel are the best psychological explanations for why "we/anyone” conform/obey in the real world.

In contrast to what we were taught about the use of technology and early childhood, your teen seems to find encouragement to use technology from all sides. What are the pros/advantages and cons/risks of allowing your teen access to technology and the internet? How will you monitor or limit your teen's use

Explain why philosophy of science postulates that a model “is a simplified representation of a theory”

Besides the influences of cartoon and movie characters, how might observational learning impact what a child chooses to eat?

On the subject of the eating habits of teenagers and adults? Can you think of a food product or products that these age groups might be influenced to try or like as the result of influential figures (i.e. celebrities or professional athletes, etc.)

List at least three concerns/consequences for an adult who was sexually abused as a child.

Psychologists like B. F. Skinner have studied how we can use operant conditioning to change the behavior of people and animals. Drawing on your personal experience, choose a person or animal whose behavior you want to change. (You may select your own behavior for this question if you wish.) How could you use operant conditioning to change the behavior of this person or animal?

In a multi-paragraph essay, describe your plan to change this behavior. Be sure to mention what type of reinforcer and reinforcement schedule you would use and explain why you made those particular choices. Include information from class materials, readings, and research on operant conditioning to support your discussion.

Please Answer the following questions after you read the case.

PY625 Case #2  Analysis

The Brown Family. A family, Sheila and Roy Brown and their daughter, Heather (age 14), had been seeing Anne, a licensed professional counselor, for about three months.  They had sought counseling “to save their marriage and help Heather deal with the conflict in the home.”  During that time, Anne had three family sessions and the rest were couple sessions.  After the above sessions, she suggested that seeing Sheila and Roy individually for a few sessions might be helpful.  She saw them both for three individual sessions but, after his third individual session, Roy decided to no longer participate in counseling.  After he terminated, Anne continued to see Sheila alone and sometimes with Heather for a period of four months.  She also saw Heather individually for three sessions.  During this time, the marriage deteriorated and divorce proceedings were started.  A week ago, Anne received a subpoena from Roy’s lawyer to produce all of your records pertaining to Sheila and Heather’s treatment.  Sheila has told you not to comply with the subpoena.

Answer the Following Questions

1.  Identify 3 major moral principles that are involved in the case? Briefly describe how they are involved.

2.  Identify 7 to 10 standards of the ACA ethical code (Use the ACA 2014 Code of Ethics) that are involved in the case?  Give the ACA Code Standard number and a brief description of how it is involved.

3.  What practices or procedures, which if in place, might eliminate or mitigate the ethical dilemma?

4.  Given the current situation, what course of action would you recommend for the counselor to implement?

Psychologists have found that human memory involves three processes: encoding information into memory, storing information in memory, and retrieving information from memory. Psychologists have also identified specific strategies to help people encode, store, and retrieve information. How can this research help you study for this class more efficiently? What strategies could help you encode and store information in your memory as you study? What strategies could help you retrieve this information when you take a test?

In a multi-paragraph essay, describe how you could use specific memory strategies to improve your study skills. Be sure to explain how each strategy will improve how you encode, store, or retrieve information in memory. Include details from class materials, readings, and research on memory to support your discussion.

Psychologists have identified five main personality traits, often called the "Big Five" or the five-trait model. Think about the "Big Five" personality traits we studied in class. Then select a real or fictional character from literature, film, television, or public life. How could the "Big Five" model be used to understand the character's personality?

In a multi-paragraph essay, explain what is meant by a "personality trait" according to the "Big Five" model, define each of the "Big Five" traits, and describe the character's personality using the "Big Five" traits. For each trait, be sure to provide evidence from the character's thoughts, emotions, and behavior. Include details from class materials, readings, and research on personality to support your discussion.

Psychologists like Jean Piaget and Erik Erikson theorized that humans go through stages in their development throughout life, growing from infancy to old age. Piaget outlined stages of thinking or cognitive development, and Erikson described stages of personality or psychosocial development. How can you use this information to better understand your own life? What stages of cognitive and psychosocial development have you gone through since you were an infant? Which stages will you go through as you develop into adulthood and old age?

In a multi-paragraph essay, describe all the different stages of cognitive and psychosocial development throughout your lifespan. Be sure to provide examples to illustrate the thoughts, emotions, and behavior typical of each stage. Include details from class materials, readings, and research on human development to support your discussion.

6-10 sentences please and include any references

What would Edwin Hardin Sutherland say about using incarceration as a form of punishment? Based on his theory of differential association, would he be for or against incarceration? Support your position.

As a special educator, you will often be the contact person for your administration, school counselors, and other general educators on your campus. Therefore, how could you use your position to help educate all staff on campus? What would you do to help promote a climate of collaboration? Why is this important, and who benefits from this type of school climate?