Discipline: Psychology

Watch “Full Interview: Dr. Jim Fix, clinical psychologist” ON YOUTUBE.  First watch about 2-5 minutes on mute and try to make sense of the interview with just the nonverbal communication. The second part, watch the same interview and see whether you are able to paraphrase what is being said. Answer the following questions for both […]

Emotion Discussion Initial Post Date Your initial reply is due earlier than the responses to your classmates. This is done to give your classmates enough time to read and comment on each other’s initial replies. To get started, read the The Science of Inside Out Download The Science of Inside Out  written by two psychologists and […]

Due Oct 2 11:59pmAvailable until Oct 250 points possibleUnsubscribedManage Discussion Discussion Topic: Psych Selfie #1Psych Selfie #1 “Psychology Selfie” This assignment entails you to take a picture of yourself (or have someone take it) that demonstrates a psychological concept from the most recent units (Chapters 1- 7). Please post the photo in the body of your […]

To prepare for this assignment: Review Chapter 9 in your course text, Research Methods for the Behavioral Sciences. Consider the strengths and limitations of using correlational data, in general, and as it relates to research in forensic psychology or in forensic settings. Review the article, “Forensic Psychology: An Empirical Review of Experimental Research.” Focus on the strengths […]

  To prepare for this Discussion: Review Chapter 9 in your course text, Research Methods for the Behavioral Sciences. Pay attention to the descriptions and examples of linear and nonlinear relationships, positive and negative linear relationships, and curvilinear relationships. Consider how these relationships are determined and what impact each type of relationship may have on a […]

To prepare for this Assignment: Review the discussions you have posted in throughout the course, looking closely at your contributions and peer responses. Review the drafts of your paragraph, noting their evolution from Week 2 to Week 6. Review your Feedback Journal, noting any patterns you see from week to week. Submit a 1- to […]

  In the Discussions over the past 5 weeks, you’ve built an argument. Step-by-step, you’ve identified evidence to support a main idea statement and you’ve shown how that evidence proves the point. Now, it’s time to fine tune. Where can your language be more precise? Where can it be clearer? Where do you need to […]

Read the article, “Nine sloughs: profiling the climate history of the Yuan and Ming dynasties, 1260–1644” (nine-sloughs-profiling-the-climate-history-of-the-yuan-and-ming-dynasties-1260-1644.pdf Download nine-sloughs-profiling-the-climate-history-of-the-yuan-and-ming-dynasties-1260-1644.pdf Download nine-sloughs-profiling-the-climate-history-of-the-yuan-and-ming-dynasties-1260-1644.pdf), and first, answer ONE of the following questions, noting which question you’re answering. Second, comment on the posting of a classmate. NOTE: The “Nine sloughs” article is a good work of scholarship and, as […]

To prepare: Review the Learning Resources this week to deepen your understanding of the Depravity Standard and classifying crimes by severity of depravity. Review the “About the Research” page of the Depravity Standard website, then complete the Depravity Survey located on the “Take the Survey” page. Note: To complete the survey, you must enter your […]

  you are working in the training department at your company and are asked to present to your manager the different learning theories and which best fits their training plan. You will present how your chosen theory/model can be applied in the workplace through improving learning strategies, communication, or memory. Select one of the articles to […]