Please help answer the following questions: How does your knowledge of research methods lend itself to the use of evidenced-based best practice (EBP)? What tools and resources will you use to help you stay current with the latest scientific research in your field?
Briefly explain the file drawer phenomenon and how does the file drawer phenomenon influence the entire body of research on a subject? Provide a clinical or either a publication research example of the file drawer phenomenon
Please help with the following problem: How does the "file drawer phenomenon" influence the entire body of research on a subject? Provide an example of the "file drawer phenomenon"
1) How does the "file drawer phenomenon" influence the entire body of research on a subject? Provide an example of the "file drawer phenomenon" Limit the use of direct quotes. Cite scholarly sources with APA format
A brief description of the government or nonprofit organization A brief summary of how an organization's culture can influence the creation of ethical and potentially unethical policies and practices An explanation of how the organization's culture (norms, customs, and traditions) might have influenced decision making and the
What are some the advantages and disadvantages of a researcher using a Discrete Trail Design in performing their research? What are some the advantages and disadvantages of a researcher using a Base Line Design in performing their research? What are some the advantages and disadvantages of a researcher using a Dynamic Desi
Briefly describe some of the ethical issues that are unique to single-subject research designs and how you would protect the rights of your subject in this type of research. Briefly define what a Multiple Baseline Design is How would you deal with a Multiple Baseline Design where the intervention you are using is effectiv
When would it be better (under what conditions) to use the non-equivalent groups design? Use scholarly sources to support your answer. Cite your sources with APA format
When would it be better (under what conditions) to use the non-equivalent groups design? Please also provide a real world example along with you answer If you have scholarly resource to support your answer, please provide that source and then cite your source using APA format
What is interrupted time series design? What are experimental time series designs? What is the advantage of the experimental time series designs? What are non-equivalent control group designs?
What is a mixed or split plot design?
Briefly describe the basic pre-test, the post-test experimental design, and the Solomon Four-Group design. Do feel that the Solomon Four-Group design. is better than the pre-test and the post-test designs?
Please list the major components of the nervous system and give a brief description of their function.
Describe some of the different sources of confounding variables in both between-subjects and within-subjects designs. How can researchers work around these potential pitfalls when conducting an experiment? What about when using single subject designs? Finally, when would you suggest using a between-subjects experimen
Explain a comprehensive diagnostic formulation which integrates etiology, theory, and research. Cite sources/provide references APA format What was Jeffery Dahmer mental disorder? Why do you think he had this problem? What was Jeffery Dahmer age, gender, drug and alcohol history, goals, coping skills and weakness. What w
MDMA is Molly and Molly is the ingredients or active drug ecstasy, but in a more pure form. MDMA is empathogenic drug of amphetamine and phenethylamine classes of drugs. MDMA was not created to become a popular street drug it was used to treat depression originally. 1) Identify rates of use and populations affected by using t
Using true experimental method and based on: The central hypothetical research question proposed for this investigation is: "Do behavioral interventions work for improving outcomes in children with autism?" The hypothesis is as follows: "Behavioral interventions provided in the preschool classroom will improve social interaction
In your own words, what is a Naturalistic observation method and what is involved? What do you like and dislike about this Naturalistic observation method? What differentiates this non-experimental method from a true experiment?
I am starting to learn that a researcher needs an Informed Consent for all participants in a research study. In truth, a researcher must tell your participants everything about the study, except for your hypothesis (what you are looking for). Then right after the study, during debriefing - you must tell them that. The human subj
Which (neuroscientist or psychophysicist) could better answer the question "How long does it take for a person to become aware of a flashing light?" and why? Please do not copy and paste, and give scholarly references. Thank you.
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Smith, M. K. (2002). Jerome Bruner and the process of education: If Bruner were to organize a classroom for teaching math, what would it look like? Give a couple of specific examples of what supplies, techniques, methods he would use in his classroom and why you think this based on the Smith article or any of Bruner's own work s
What is extra sensory perception? Is extra sensory perception classified as real science or as a false science? Why is extra sensory perception classified as a real science or a false science? Why do some people believe that extra sensory perception that was performed on them had actually worked for them? Is there a
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Please help answer the following question: What is the difference between noise and sound give an example please?
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What is different about how we interpret verbal behavior and how we interpret nonverbal behavior? What kinds of information do we get from each? Are we equally able to control each channel? Is each kind of information equally informative? Equally trustworthy?
Attitudinal influences on information processing and decision making/attitudes influence various stages of information processing, such as attention, interpretation, and memory. It is through their influence that you attend to only a portion of the information in your environment; and, although you may attend to the same informa
Conjoined Twins Tatiana and Kristin Hogan I have some questions to expand on this subject. In the case of Tatiana and Krista they were able to see out of each other's eyes, which obviously open them up to larger views and a tremendous amount of visual stimuli. 1. While they were able to see out of each other's eyes, were
What are your thoughts on the content of this discussion below as it relates to perception binding? Do you agree or disagree? Why This is their discussion: Perceptual binding, Gestalt theory, and feature integration, each focus on how individual's perceive the world around them; seeking to determine if what they see is rea