1. What is theoretical concepts of oral fixation and anal fixation? 2. Working dynamics of a family unit. dynamics of a family differ from one family who shares the same fixation, as opposed to the family that experiences both fixations? 200 words please.
According to Rogers, we allow experiences that match our self-image into awareness, where they gradually change the self. Therefore a person who thinks she is kind but really isn't is in a state of incongruence. There is a discrepancy between her experiences and her self-image. Why?
Can you give me two components of Carl Rogers' s theory that you agree with and one that you don't, and give a reason for both?
Intrinsic motivation and quality of work, exploring the nature of intrinsic motivation, and contrasting intrinsic and extrinsic motivation are new & quite confusing to me. I have to write a 1500 word essay in which I examine how various motivational strategies affect productivity in the workplace of a managed care insurance comp
I need assistance with the following: You have been hired by an advertising firm that is developing a series of commercials for family-oriented products geared toward the entire family. They want to develop a series of commercials that will target family members at various life stages. You need to thoroughly describe Erikson
Q1: Describe the significant development of the embryonic period. Q2: Describe the birth process, specifying the events of each stage. Q3: Describe the tests used to assess the newborn's condition at birth.
I'm not looking for a ready to submit assignment. I am looking for original researched work that I can continue to develop. The assignment requires in-text citation and references, so that can help too. I an including the entire assignment but I only need help with part A (Give a description of Erikson's theory, including the s
My topic is the effect of employing children in industrial environments (1st and/or 2nd) Industrial Revolution. I have certain questions that I need help with. We have ten questions. The only three that I have problems with is: 1. Describe ethical issues that became evident as a result of globalization. 2. Compare ethi
How might supervisors, educators, or other individuals apply operant conditioning? Please provide detailed examples which all four major aspects of operant conditioning (i.e. positive reinforcement, positive punishment, negative reinforcement, negative punishment).
Part I 1. Assess the interaction and influences of genetics, heredity, and environmental factors on the prenatal development of individuals with your selected condition. 2. Describe how biological, sensory, perceptual, motor and physical development of the mind and body are affected in individuals with your selected conditio
Families who have lost loved ones to a terminal illness. I am trying to do a survey/interview.
Modern genetics can prevent the tragedy of a life doomed by heredity; embryos can now be screened for some genetic diseases. But what constitutes a disease? Should genetic testing be used to select a child's characteristics? If so, what characteristics?
I'm not looking for a ready to submit assignment, but ideas and suggestions that I can continue to develop. The assignment requires in-text citation and references, so that can help too. Thank you so much for helping me ;-) ----------- Present a situation in which you acted or reacted 'mindlessly' (see web links below), ra
Research on one of these theorists: Either B.F. Skinner, Jean Piaget or Ivan Pavlov. Study the theory and the theorists and write a paper which reflects your understanding of what the theory is based on. Please discuss how the theory can be implemented in the field of Human Development and in working with children and their fam
Compare and contrast descriptive studies with formal experiments. Descriptive studies are the simplest method of scientific inquiry. The most three common methods used are in psychology are: the survey method, naturalistic observation and the clinical method. Formal experiment is a research method that allows the researche
How has the motivational environment changed in the past 20 years?
What is the difference between motivation and manipulation? Is motivation always honest? Is manipulation always dishonest?
Q1. Define developmental theory, and describe how developmental theories help explain human behavior and development, noting the differences among grand theories, minitheories, and emergent theories. Q2: Discuss the major focus of behaviorism, and explain the basic principles of classical and operant conditioning. Q3:
I need assistance with the following: Present a situation in which you acted or reacted 'mindlessly' (see web links below), rather than thoughtfully, and which did not turn out well for you. Using the critical thinking concepts, which specific, more effective thinking strategies could you have utilized in that situation a
Can people reach self-actualization? Why or why not? Are there any limits to reaching self-actualization? If so, what are they?
What information have you learned to explain the development of gender stereotypes? What factors help explain why women's progress into the male-dominated work force has been slow?
How does temperament affect cognitive and social development? How would you describe temperament as a child? Is your adult personality similar to the temperament displayed in childhood?
What are the different types of reasoning? In what type of circumstance would you use inductive reasoning? Explain why. In what type of circumstance would you use deductive reasoning?
Based upon your knowledge of Attachment Theory, does attachment style predict later relationships? Why or why not?
Give a comparison of normal and abnormal behavior. State any challenges you might see in using your definition to guide the assessment of your clients.
Do you think Freud had valid data to support this particular aspect of his theory?
Below is an example of a mental status examination. Includes assessments and observations.
Please help me with statistic I have listed an attachment I need to do Practice Problem 11, 12, 13, & 16 in the corresponding spaces below. Round your answers to 3 decimal places.
How is Freud's theory applicable in today's culture?
Interpret and critique significance of statistical analysis of B.F. Dykeman article (2003) The effect of family conflict resolution on children's classroom behavior. What can you tell me about Dykeman Article by answering the questions below? Dykeman, B.F. (2003, March). The effect of family conflict resolution on child