Your obligations:? ? 1. Summarize the article. Describe the experimental procedures (if there were any) and the main finding

chapter 14:

read: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1rUL12D6Uerqv1fbAFuCcg6ASuVc2sjNMq8x5jtJybSE/edit

read: https://openstax.org/books/psychology-2e/pages/14-introduction

Your obligations:   

1. Summarize the article. Describe the experimental procedures (if there were any) and the main findings.
2. Tie the key themes of the article to the topics covered in the chapter. In other words, how does this article relate to chapter 14?
3. What real-life applications do the findings reported in this article have on day-to-day life?

chapter 15:

read: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1zbwhxVN3VIItJiVs1qCns8xLqkiyxFDFSjedHRn4OrI/edit

read: https://openstax.org/details/books/psychology-2e

Your obligations:   

1. Summarize the article. Describe the experimental procedures (if there were any) and the main findings.
2. Tie the key themes of the article to the topics covered in the chapter. In other words, how does this article relate to chapter 15?
3. What real-life applications do the findings reported in this article have on day-to-day life?

chapter 16: 

read: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Ulfv8LfQ0q1sLfa0V0L4KkIZh0eNjCFqH59J9uYwrtk/edit

read: https://openstax.org/books/psychology-2e/pages/16-introduction

Your obligations:   

1. Summarize the article. Describe the experimental procedures (if there were any) and the main findings.
2. Tie the key themes of the article to the topics covered in the chapter. In other words, how does this article relate to chapter 16?
3. What real-life applications do the findings reported in this article have on day-to-day life?

finally: 

Imagine that Jenny and Laura, 25 year-old identical twins who grew up in the same household (i.e., they share both nature and nurture), are on their way to a restaurant to celebrate a friend's job promotion. They get in a taxi and are seated in the back. Five minutes into the drive, they are involved in a car accident and hit a car in front of them. (No major injuries occurred.) Both Jenny and Laura are physically fine, yet only Laura develops post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) following the accident and refuses to get into another car since the accident. How could this be? 

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