Again this week in class our discussion is on self esteem. What would the trait theories postulate about people with low self-esteem? How would the trait-theory perspective describe low self-esteem in the words of one of its theoretical models?
A key concept within the postmodern perspective is social constructionism. Based on your readings (Rober,hoffman). respond to the following: 1. Describe how language is viewed within the social constructionism perspective, and the influence of relationships and conversation in creating both problems and solutions. 2. How is t
Please help with the following problem. What is the definition of "competence", as applied to the practice of a psychologist? (This is NOT referring to a legal definition of competence regarding a patient). What are the specific competences that a professional psychologist should possess? Why is competence considered to be
What is the relationship between conformity and obedience?
Given these symptoms, what are the diagnostic possibilities, including both psychiatric diagnostic possibilities and other causes? Keep your answer to a page or less. You don't need to discuss every detail of your treatment just indicate the possible etiologies in a general way and the steps you would take to diagnose, treat a
1. What is the concept of probabilistic reasoning? How do probability statistics help individuals understand societal trends? 2.How do you feel about coincidences? Do you accept or are you the type of person who attempts to explain them? Why?
Therapists free of personal values? This brings up and interesting point: Can a therapist or psychologist completely remove all personal values when dealing with a client? And more importantly, should they? Question: When can the personal values of the therapist be useful, or be used therapeutically in the counseling set
Discuss the historical development of biopsychology.
Please help with the following problem about choosing inventions. How would a counseling psychologist choose a specific intervention and where does theory fit into choose, treatment/care plan, the diagnosis, the goal and or objective fit? To what degrees would interventions chosen be based on the characteristics of the clien
1. Observe interactions among family members (yours or someone else's). Identify a command and report message and describe it. What was the report, and what do you think was the command, based on what the people did? 2. Finally, articulate the following: What are some of the most important ideas or beliefs that you would have
1. Compare and contrast first-order and second-order cybernetics, citing the qualities and characteristics of each. 2. Describe an interaction you have observed, from a first-order perspective. Then, describe it from a second-order perspective, including yourself in the description, this time. For example: * Firs
Reactance theory was proposed by Jack Brehm (1966) in which he concluded that when individuals feel that their freedom is being threatened, they react in an oppositional manner (Brehm & Brehm, 1981). Specific behavioral elements of reactance theory explain that individuals who perceive a threat to their freedom often demonstrate
What is the best way to handle a situation where you see a colleague breaking an ethical principle?
How does goal-setting affect employee motivation and performance? Cite source(s) to support your analysis. Provide an example to illustrate your point(s). How can you ensure that the goal-setting is meaningful to the employee and not perceived as merely busy-work?
When are dual relationships not harmful? The general rule is to avoid dual relationships. Those that are permitted are usually when it is un-avoidable (such as in a small town) and clearly not harmfull. However, it is more rare to come up with a situation when a dual relationship would be actually desirable and beneficial.
When are dual relationships not harmful? The general rule is to avoid dual relationships. Those that are permitted are usually when it is un-avoidable (such as in a small town) and clearly not harmfull. However, it is more rare to come up with a situation when a dual relationship would be actually desirable and beneficial.
This is another discuss question we will be having for my class on self-esteem. Working ahead of my readings. .....Discuss how a Rogerian perspective would explain the thoughts, feelings, and behaviors of people with low self-esteem. Explain how this theoretical orientation suggest a means to assist people in overcoming their se
Please help with the following problem about abnormal psychology. Provide at least 300 words in the solution. Discuss causes of abnormal behavior (spiritual, physical, emotional, etc.) and what should be included in treatment of abnormal behavior.
What is meant by artificiality in psychology? Do you agree or disagree that psychological experiments are artificial? Explain your answer. What is a single-cause explanation? Why do you think that individuals gravitate towards single-cause explanations to solve lifes mysteries?
Which subdiscipline or subdisciplines within psychology do you believe will become increasingly important in the future?
Please help with the following problem. Is it always possible to prevent boundary crossings or dual relationships? Why or why not? Can you think of situations when these boundaries might be unavoidably crossed, and how it might be handled in the most ethical way?
What are boundary issues and dual relationships in the field of psychology and what is the difference between the two concepts. Why do these present an ethical issue?
My theories is behavior and social cognitive. Explain how these theories will influence the future of psychology. Explain if there is a new method that you can apply to or research in psychology. Explain how the information in this presentation affects your worldview. Explain how you used critical or creative thinki
Examine the issue of deception in research in ethics and psychological research. Address the following items: a. Define ethics b. Discuss the concept of risk/benefit ratio. c. Describe deception in research d. Evaluate the impact of deception in research on psychological research e. Format according to APA standards *Pr
Identify any perceived challenges or questions the codes of ethics or have on the workplace policies present to a person's personal belief system like religion and spiritual framework, and unique background.
Please provide some examples of the t test and the chi sq test used in one study; the study does not matter, just need examples.
In your examination be sure to address the following items: a. Briefly examine the origins of abnormal psychology. Include challenges to defining and classifying normal and abnormal behavior. b. Provide a brief overview of how abnormal psychology has evolved into a scientific discipline. c. Briefly analyze the psychosocial
Compare and contrast the following assumptions underlying each approach Individual Therapy Asks why? Linear cause and effect Meaning of reality objectivity Observer. Couple and family therapy: Asks "what" Reciprocal causality Meaning of reality-subjectivity Observer-Participant
A. Give two examples, each, of what role research plays in your life, and what role does research play in the field of psychology? b. Describe ethics in relation to research. Why are professional ethics and a healthy understanding of ethics important for research?
Module 6 chapter outline module 36 Psychotherapy: Psychodynamic, Behavioral, and Cognitive Approaches to Treatment Psychodynamic Approaches to Therapy Behavioral Approaches to Therapy Cognitive Approaches to Therapy module 37 Psychotherapy: Humanistic and Group Approaches to Treatment Humanistic Therapy Interperson