Research on attribution theory shows that people tend to attribute their own behavior more to the specific situation, while they more often attribute the behavior of others to personality traits. What implications does this fact have for how society functions?
Briefly describe the types of aggression that are prevalent in the workplace violence. Then, briefly describe the theories that might best explain the types of aggression found in workplace setting, applying the theories to specific examples. Include the social, cultural, personal, and situational factors that might contribute t
Can you help me critically analyze how gender, race, and culture are related to self-esteem? Also, please help me find a journal article regarding this topic and evaluate the article. Thank you.
What are your thoughts about how to reduce the impact of media violence as a potential cause of aggression? Include actions that could be taken at the societal level as well as those that could be taken by individuals. Provide APA references.
explain insights a counselor would gained about confrontation, silence, and "checking-in" as a result of t demonstrating these skills in a counseling session.
Go to the Social Psychology Network located at http://www.socialpsychology.org/. Spend some time reviewing the information contained in the Web site. Based on what you learned, what do you feel are the biggest issues in the field of social psychology?
Give an analysis of these two issues ( sexual abuse, divorce) and how they affect families. Using these two articles to support your evaluation, compare how each issue could potentially impact the family.
Give a brief description of the specific steps a counselor will take to terminate the counseling relationship. Then, describe two circumstances in which a counselor would terminate a counseling relationship, and explain why. Be specific. References Article: Martin, G. A., McNair, D., & Hight, W. (1988). Contributing fac
Briefly show how social psychology contributes to debates about immigration and cultural diversity.
According to Social Identity theory, prejudice is derived from our tendency to divide the world into us and them and to view our own group more favorably than various out-groups. Can you help me with a brief description of an example that might be characterized as modern racism, subtle prejudice, or a microaggression. Also, can
What theories and research in social psychology could be applied to the spread of HIV? Point out weaknesses or gaps in the research that has applied these theories and findings to this problem or similar ones.
Explain the causes of two sexual issues or dysfunctions that may affect relationships. Explain the potential impact of each of these sexual issues or dysfunctions on a relationship, both intimately and overall. Explain how the life cycle of a sexual relationship and where a couple is positioned in the life cycle of their sex
Give an analysis of these two issues (finances, infidelity) affecting couples. Compare the ways in which each issue could potentially have an impact on a couple's relationship, using these attached articles.
Can someone help me review theories and research in Social Psychology concerning society attitude toward the foster care system and how the opinion can be changed. How was these studies in Social Psychology applied to society attitude? What are the weakness or gaps in these research? Also, whether this attitude has impeded th
An introduction into the spread of HIV, why the spread of HIV is a social problem, and types of theories and research in social psychology to apply to the spread of HIV are encompassed.
What if your client did not believe they were depressed yet your training with the DSM-IV-TR indicates they are? How do you negotiate this in this type of therapy?
Please Avoid Plagiarism Early Sexual Maturation The age of entering into puberty has declined from 15-16 over the last century to age 11-12. At the same time, it has been observed that there has been little change in psychological and intellectual development. Read the Childhood Sexuality: An Interpersonal -Intrapsychic Inte
Offer a brief description of a situation in which you or a person you observed engaged in prosocial behavior. Discuss the factors that may have contributed to the motivation to help, including an analysis of how the five steps to prosocial behavior were involved. Also explain how one or more of the motivation theories applies to
Briefly describe a situation in which confrontation could be used to effectively address perceived resistance from a client in a counseling session. Explain when, how, and why confrontation would be effective in this situation. Be specific. Explain the degree to which you are, or would be, comfortable using confrontation with
Give an explanation of when, how, and why silence is used in counseling. Then, provide a specific example in which using silence as a technique might benefit a client in a counseling session. Finally, explain the degree to which if you were the counselor would be comfortable using silence as a technique with a client. .
A 5-year-old has separation anxiety and cannot be apart from his mother. When she leaves him at school, he has tantrums and then often is separated from the other children due to his disruptive behavior. Which perspective do you think can help this behavior?
What are some of the factors that may contribute to the motivation to help people in emergency situation, being attacked, etc., including an analysis of when the five steps of prosocial behavior is involved. Also, help me to explain how one or more of the motivation theory may apply. Can prosocial behavior ever be completely alt
Briefly describe a specific client population (culture, ethnicity, gender, diagnosis, etc.) that you think would be the most challenging for you personally to work with, and explain why you think working with this specific client population might be challenging for you. Then, explain how you plan to address these challenges to w
A brief description of an ongoing relationship you have had with a friend, partner, or spouse that has been satisfying, as well as one that started well but cooled over time. Provide references APA, evaluate the factors or processes that might account for the differing outcomes of these relationships. Then, identify at least thr
Case Study Jan has received her couples and family counseling license and has opened a private practice. The Lowndes family (husband, Tom; wife, Lisa; children, Steven [12] and Daniel [10]) entered counseling with Jan because of continuous discord in the family. Tom and Lisa have been married for 15 years. Tom is in upper ma
Give a comparison of this two therapy models (collaborative language-based therapy models v cognitive-behavioral therapy models) noting their similarities and differences. Provide examples of under what circumstances you might apply each of the models and what the strengths and limitations are in these circumstances.
Please review posting # 448480 at this link: http://brainmass.com/psychology/social-psychology/448480 for the full case study. No further download is required. -Describe the dynamics of the Lowndes family from this case study using the understanding of family pathology offered by the Milan Systemic Therapy model -Identif
Explain how appropriate disclosure, proxemics, and eye-contact can be used, effectively, in two of the following types of counseling sessions: individual, couple, or family. Provide specific circumstances in which each micro-skill would be effective to illustrate your explanation. References Article: Haase, R. F., & DiMat
Give one example of an open-ended question and one example of a closed-ended question that a counselor would ask a client. Then, briefly describe circumstances in which he /she would use each, and explain why. Finally, suggest one follow-up question for each that would add value to a counseling session, and explain why. Be speci
This solution understands what contributes to attraction and whether or not men and women seek different qualities and characteristics in a mate and why.