Is face-to-face communication still necessary for forming bonds with others?
Research paper involving the following research question: “Is face-to-face communication still necessary for forming bonds with others?”
Category: Psychology
Critically discuss this assertion through reference to research and practice in counseling and forensic psychology.
Recovered memories are almost always false memories’. Critically discuss this assertion through reference to research and practice in counseling and forensic psychology.
Write a literature review on how depression affects working memory.
Working memory and Depression Write a literature review on how depression affects working memory. Talk about the link between the two and what research been done in the past about it ( from year 2012 up).
What do you like about their approach, what you disliked or don’t agree with and why? What appealed to you or what not?
Prominent psychologist Pick one prominent psychologist from the following list to do your project and write your paper on.You are free to prepare your project whatever way you like but some topics to be included are; a) life history/profile and time period of the psychologist b) their main contributions/work in the field c) if their […]
Choose ONE of the following behavior-change procedures to address Claire’s problem behaviors and provide a brief rationale (2-4 sentences) of your intervention choice.
Autism Spectrum Disorder Claire is a 5–year–old female who was diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder since the age of 3. Claire’s functional level is moderate to good. Her motor skills are within normal limits.Receptive language is intact but presents some expressive language limitations. Socially, she presents difficulties to imitate contacts with same–age peers but likes […]
What is Affect? What were Riley’s five emotions? What were some of Riley’s memories?
Watch the movie: Inside-Out Take notes as you watch the movie regarding Riley’s emotions, memories, problem solving and language skills (this may require you watch it more than once if you haven’t already seen it). Write a three (3) page or more paper (paper will include all three (3) parts) that utilizes information from Chapters […]
How does it fit with our study of Positive Psychology? Did you find the Values in Action Character Traits portrayed in the book? Was one a main theme?
Man’s Search for Meaning Author: Viktor E. Frankl published in 1992 7 quotes from the book are needed that resonate for you. For each quote – Briefly write about what was happening in his life. Provide the context for the words/quote. Tell us what was happening at that point in the book, or led up […]
Identify any quote that is interesting or meaningful to you, and use it as a theme that helps you discuss three distinct topics from the class so far.
Identify any quote that is interesting or meaningful to you, and use it as a theme that helps you discuss three distinct topics from the class so far. These topics can be your choice of any theories, studies, key terms, etc. in PSYC1 up until this point (Biological perspective on personality, Psychoanalytic perspective on personality, […]
Consider the types of things you find stressful. How many of them are social in nature?
Stress Consider the types of things you find stressful. How many of them are social in nature (e.g., are related to your interactions with other people)? Why do you think our social relations have such potential for stress? In what ways can social relations be beneficial and serve as a buffer for stress?
What specific predictions did they make about the measurements in the different conditions? What would the different outcomes imply about the theory?
Theories range from metaphors to models, from general ideas to describing how things work. Most importantly, theories make predictions about the outcomes of experiments, the hypotheses. Explain the theory so as to make the hypotheses seem inevitable. Present the broad, over-arching question the studies ask. “How would you explain it to your Grandma?” Hypotheses: What […]