Yearly Archives: 2021

Review Standard 3: Human Relations in the APA’s Ethical Principles of Psychologists and Code of Conduct. See Asay and Lal (2014) “Who’s Googled Whom? Trainees’ Internet and Online Social Networking Experiences, Behaviors, and Attitudes with Clients and Supervisors,” Harris and Robinson Kurpius (2014) “Social Networking and Professional Ethics: Client Searches, Informed Consent, and Disclosure,” and […]

Review all the comments in the Discussion Forum.  Reflect upon the theories of emotions as your reference and answer the following: Were there similarities between the topics?  Were there similarities and differences in the ways students responded to each topic?  How did you feel about the discussions and comments about sexual orientation and late adulthood?  Please let your […]

Objective: Psychology students, after reading and studying the lesson on Intelligence will demonstrate their ability to summarize information gleaned from a website visit as well as present a well-thought opinion piece on their own views on intelligence and how it is measured.  Students will have the opportunity to demonstrate their critical thinking and evaluation skills. […]

  List three addictive substances that are the “most harmful”, and explain why based on their effects on the brain, body and society.  Define harm reduction using at least two contemporary examples that relate to addiction. Then explain why harm addiction is controversial, yet important. Compare the similarities between the prohibition Era and the current […]

In Watson and Rayner's experiments, “Little Albert” learned to fear a white rat after repeatedly experiencing a loud noise as the rat was presented. In these experiments, describe whether you think this experiment was ethical.  Do you think there were any adverse effects on Little Albert due to the experiment?  Describe how this experiment exemplifies […]

  For this assignment, use the data you created in your W1 Midweek Assignment (ATTACHED) Using Microsoft Excel and following the instructions given in your lecture, convert each subject's age and height into a z-score. Using the z-score of ±1.645 for the 5 percent cutoff and the z-score of ±1.96 for the 2.5 percent in […]

Each article summary should be prepared with 5 separate paragraphs of text organized under separate section headings (e.g., Introduction, Methods, Results, Discussion, Stance). Your goal is to extract the key points from each section so the reader can read the review and understand the purpose, rationale, method, results, and implications of the study (discussed in […]

Part 1: Discuss why one should be cautious in drawing causal conclusions with a correlational design. Part 2: State your current hypothesis for your research topic and the steps you took in developing your hypothesis. How did you ensure your hypothesis is well-written and articulate? 

A study once found that, for any given year, there was a positive correlation between ice cream consumption and the crime rate (during the summer months). If ice cream consumption was high for a given year, the crime rate was also high; if consumption was low, the crime rate was also low. What can explain […]