Please help me to describe one principle associated with the theorist Edward Thorndike, explain how we might apply it in a learning environment, and one limitation associated with our application of the principle.
Incarceration, Addiction and Harm Reduction: Inmates Experience Injecting Drugs in Prison. By: Small, Will; Kain, S.; Laliberte, Nancy; Schechter, Martin; O'shaughnessy, Michael; Spittal, Patricia. Substance Use & Misuse. 2005, Vol. 40 Issue 6, p831-843. 13p. This is the article I chose to do the scientific merit paper on, ho
Please answer the following question: "Who is a criminal?"
Questions addressed by this library solution: What actions by public officials and government set policies have far-reaching effects on the ability of clinical psychology practitioners to treat addiction or compulsive behaviors? Do you see a need for changes in policy? If so, what do you recommend?
I need help in comparing the work of counseling professionals who deal with the mentally ill and those who treat the chemically dependent. Does anyone live in Wisconsin or know of Wisconsin's state certification or licensure processes? If so, what are the different requirements? Why do you think they exist? What is the scope of
1. What is the ethical dilemma of a conflict of Commitment; and has Dr. Frederick done anything wrong in giving Sandra this assignment? What potential conflicts in terms of data collection, data interpretation, and publishing might Sandra encounter as she continues with her research? Please give references. A Conflict of Com
Identification is the one that is least harmful, and it could be beneficial because individuals can use characteristics that they see that will make them better at work and play. We all identify with others in some way. Though it does depend upon what type of identification is occurring. For example, narcissistic identification
Case: Tony is a somewhat shy young man who tends to be a loner. He is majoring in mechanical engineering and spends much of his free time in the auto shop, working on his car. He has a circle of good male friends, and they go drinking and skiing together. He is a good snowboarder and has even won some regional competitions in
How are intellectual competence and emotional competence both essential to ethical practices in psychology?
Please respond to the following so I can have an example to look to to write my own ethics profile: 1.Ethical Autobiography. First, explain how you think through and determine what is "right" and "wrong" (personally and professionally) in your own daily life. Second, Identify four examples of ethical behaviors and explai
The idea that the Defense Mechanisms are unconscious forces would imply that we don't get to choose which defense mechanism is being used. That being said, is it possible for someone to realize they are using a defense mechanism? If yes, is it possible independently or only through therapy. If not, then why not?
Maslow's theory is also taught in other subjects, such as business. Why might it be important to understand this theory when entering into business?
What is informed consent? Why is informed consent so important in the field of psychology? What is informed refusal? Compare the informed consent process and the informed refusal process.
Need help with explaining how the family life cycle may be applied in couples and family counseling. Also, what are some examples of crisis situations in which a counselor might apply his or her understanding of the family life cycle?
Please explain the biological, psychological, or sociological conditions which best help us understand and explain the causes of crime and criminal behavior.
Can someone help with the similarities and differences between the traditional and current definitions of couples and families? Also, what are some examples of personal filters leading to obstacles or challenges in working with today's couples or families? Are there solutions to working with today's couples and families?
Aligning Philosophies of Science with Research Approaches/The SAGE Encyclopedia of Social Science Research Methods: Constructivism, Critical Theory, Empiricism, Interpretivism, and Positivism/ Research Design Creswell has aligned certain philosophies of science with each of the three research approaches: Qualitative approache
The problem of adolescent's delinquency how is it different from the problem of adolescent who suffers from obesity?
Most of psychology deals with abstract concepts that are difficult to measure, however not impossible! There are some theorists who do not believe that the unconscious mind exists, therefore making it even more difficult to support. Do you agree or not agree with this? why or why not?
How is the leader Mahatma Gandhi similar to or different from Martin Luther King Jr.? What theory or theories (Trait, Position Approach, Style Approach, or Distributed-Functions Approach ) would best account for the actions of this historical figure Mahatma Gandhi? Trait approach. It implies that leaders are born not made and
I need help to discuss at least two future challenges to the field of professional psychology in 300 words.
Are we able to measure what is happening in the unconscious? If so, how?
Please read the following scenario: "A popular middle school teacher has been singled out by a disgruntled student as being homosexual. The teacher is immediately fired and their teaching certificate revoked. Parents are furious over this action because they are an outstanding teacher who has won many honors for their superi
Cultural Differences Use the following two multicultural concepts: • Gender identity • Sexual identity/orientation Prepare a 1,050- to 1,400-word paper in which you analyze your selected multicultural concepts. Point out their significance in understanding cultural differences.
One of Sigmund Freud's contemporaries was Carl Jung. What is the difference between Freud and Jung's views?
The following topics, specifically related to the chosen case study, must be addressed in your plan: - Assessment of sexuality (of the individuals involved in the selected case study relationship). - Assessment of the dynamics of the relationship. - Multi-axial diagnostic impression of the client in question. - Integration o
Case 2: The Case of Mrs. Riley This is Mrs. Riley. She has just been asked to take over a class of third graders who are very energetic and have tried the patience of many teachers. In fact, Mrs. Riley is the third teacher to take over the class this year and it is only November! These students are not only unruly but most of
The Case of Brenda Brenda is 17 years old and plays competitive tennis. In fact, she hopes to get a scholarship to play in college. Brenda's coach asked her to go see a sports psychologist who specializes in ABA because she is having difficulty with her serve. She does not have enough speed and accuracy to win matches. Her co
Is speech special or is it processed like other auditory stimuli? Please provide the reasoning for your answer.