Cindy and Rob have been together for several years. All their close friends know that Rob has on several occasions verbally and physically abused Cindy. Many of them have pleaded with Cindy to break off the relationship, but she refused to do so. What are some possible reasons why Cindy would elect to stay in an abusive relationship? If Cindy were your sister or a close friend, how would you handle the situation?

Discuss Merton’s Anomie Theory. Include in your discussion the five social adaptations Merton highlights

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Give an example of how you would use Monroe’s motivated sequence (A Minimum of 50 words)

discuss if You may agree, disagree, or clarify your opinion about the the monroe's motivated . (A Minimum of 50 words)

1- Binge drinking on college campuses is a problem. Discuss the various health problems this can lead to and how risk reduction could be used to address this issue.

2-Name three factors that contribute to health disparities (inequalities) in the U.S. For each factor you list, write down one theoretical approach that might be useful in developing an intervention to address that factor, and briefly state why it might be useful.

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1. Psychologists generally say that 6-8 emotions are universal among people. Name at least three of these universal emotions and explain what evidence psychologists use to infer that these emotions are universal.

2. Describe what a “Skinner box” looks like and what it is used for. Be sure to include how reinforcement is used within the Skinner box to change behavior.

In 175 words tell what are some of the pros and cons to the Ethics Code?

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Chapter 5.  

Explain the relationship between a population and a sample. Why is it important that a sample is representative?  

In what way can it be problematic to have a too large a sample size?

What is the difference between a probability sample and a non-probability sample? Give an example of each.

Describe how snowball sampling might overcome some of the limitations of a judgemental sample. Give an example how it works.

1) Describe how leadership can achieve employee commitment when developing an organization’s vision that fosters innovation?

2) What kind of metaphors can leaders use to drive innovation in an organization? Site some examples!

Two Scholarly References required.

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1. An individual is taking powerful antipsychotic medications to control delusions and hearing voices that no one else can hear. What disorder does this person likely have? Will the medications cure the patient of their disorder? What side-effects is the person likely to experience with long-term use of the medication?

2. During the winter month, Randy often feels depressed, has little energy, and craves starchy and sugary foods. During the summer months, these symptoms tend to disappear. What disorder is Randy likely experiencing? What treatment is most likely to be recommended for this disorder? Where does Randy likely live?

3. Describe the current controversy of prescribing antidepressants to treat depression. Be sure to include for whom antidepressants work, for whom they do not work, and how that information relates to how often the drugs are prescribed

Why is it important to understand personality? How can psychodynamic personality theories explain human communication?

Discuss why sponsoring senior leadership and applying a change management approach are influential and essential factors in innovation and change success. Two scholarly references are required.

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1. Name one non-scientific way of knowing and a problem associated with it and then describe the empirical method of gaining knowledge and why it is better.

2. Describe the conditions under which a scientist would typically use the inductive method and when they would be more likely to use the deductive method of reasoning.

1. a) What is cognitive psychology, and how does it relate to the larger field of cognitive science?

b) What were the historical core events that resulted in the birth and rise of cognitive psychology?

c) What are the basic assumptions of the information-processing approach?

d) What is chunking, and why is it so important? How does it relate to other cognitive processes, such as attention, perception, and decision-making?

e) To which extent can memory be compared to a recording camera? Are memories that reliable?

Please answer each of the part of above question and quality matters a lot. Please write professionally and don't plagiarise from anywhere. Please write the answer to the point and on your own only.

How can the prediction error concept (lambda minus V) from the Rescorla-Wagner model be applied to operant conditioning?