Category: Psychology

Critique a Child Development Article
Choose one article from any periodical or journal on the topic :
• Parental relations during adolescence
Using the following questions, write a critique of the article from the viewpoint of a scientist seeking the truth. This paper should include 4 pages of content, be double-spaced, 12 point font, Times New Roman.  Include a separate title page, abstract page and reference page. For a total of 7 pages. Use 2-3 scholarly resources. Use APA format only. NO Wiki anything and only 1 internet resource.  Scholarly resources include journals, articles and periodicals taken from the school library online.
• Who is the audience for the article (e.g., parents, teachers, adolescents)?
• What is the topic of the article? What are some examples of information provided?
• Does the article emphasize heredity (nature) or environment (nurture)?
• To which domain of child development does it refer (physical, socioemotional, cognitive)?
• Does the article rely on scientific findings, expert opinion, or case example?
• Do the conclusions of the article seem valid?
In a concluding paragraph(s), give your personal evaluation of what was covered in the article and whether it advances our knowledge and understanding of child development.

1. Attached you will find the instructions & requirements (word doc), my work in Word doc 
file, and also the resource (the textbook) in PDF format.
2. The reflection should be based on the textbook Part II (Chapters 9-13). I can provide 
some of my notes if it’s needed.

First, reflect on the type of instruction you have received in your courses at UHD, and provide an example of a teaching practice you have observed in your courses that appear to be informed by Dewey’s ideas for classroom practice.  Identify the concept that is informing the practice.  Second, provide a thoughtful response to one of your classmate’s examples.  Include one of the keywords 

Your final research report will simply be a more detailed, narrative description of your study than presented in your PPT. It will include the same elements: background, method, results, and conclusions (and citations). It will be 2-3 pages, single-spaced.  but you will also need to make revisions based on feedback that you receive on your PPT. 
THIS IS THE FEEDBACK MY PROFESSOR GAVE ME
Great start but the second half needs considerable work. Excellent background. Your proposal is good. You don’t need to discuss moderating variables. Mediating variables require their own operational definition/questionnare. The Rosenberg is fine to use for self-esteem, but you need to           specify the other measures. There are many measures of social media use and I’m sure that        some   include focus on appearance. You also need a social comparison measure, which I’m sure is also out there. Otherwise, you could adapt an existing one to social media, how often do you find yourself   comparing x with your facebook friends, Insta contacts….? So the area that needs most revision is this and then the results section will be clearer because you will know what is being measured and can specify range of scores. This will make the conclusion and future directions clearer
ATTACHED IS THE PPT 

Imagine you are going to conduct research investigating a human behavior that you would be interested in learning more about.  Be sure to describe that topic so that your classmates know what your research questions are and so that they can better understand your study.  What are your specific predictions/hypotheses (e.g., what do you expect the findings of your study to be)?
Select a scientific method for this psychological research. Although in the “real world,” researchers may combine methods or use one or more methods, choose only ONE research method for the purpose of this academic exercise.  Working with humans can create potential issues. List some of the strengths and weaknesses of this specific type of research. Identify potential ethical concerns in this research process. 
Answers need to cover these questions and elaborate on key terms/concepts reviewed in the lesson this week. Replies can introduce new/different perspectives and must encourage the continuation of the discussion. 
POST THE NAME OF THE METHOD ON THE SUBJECT LINE OF YOUR INITIAL POST.
NOTE: This is an example of how it should be. THANK YOU!!!
Hello everyone, 
One subject that interests me is conflict and conflict resolution. When dealing with a conflict myself, I will try to take an outside look at the situation as unbiased as I can to determine a course of action and a possible solution. This is something that has become easier with age. I believe it is because conflict is an inevitable part of everyday life, whether it is with ourselves, friends, spouses, or coworkers. Coming across these conflicts gives us the experience required to deal with future issues, no matter how trivial. 
Topic Description
If I were to conduct a study on conflict, I would be interested in looking at how conflict resolution may develop over our lives. I would ask such questions as: how would people of different ages handle a conflict? How would a child physically and verbally respond and how would an adult? Would they have the desire to resolve the issue? How could they avoid this situation in the future? Conflict resolution is an important part of our lives, and I am interested to see how people of different ages would respond. 
Research Method
Natural observation would of course be the most preferable of the research methods, but trying to observe people in conflicts with themselves or others out in a natural environment would be difficult. If you asked two people to enact an argument with each other, it would not be the same as if they were home with each other and knew no one was watching them. For this reason, it may be easier to create a survey by compiling a list of questions about various events and asking people of all ages to answer them. On a survey about this matter, I would ask questions such as:
You and a friend made plans a few days ago to go to lunch. Your friend called you on the day you are supposed to meet and said they were not feeling well, so they cannot make it. You decided to go without your friend, and while out, you see them in public. 
Would you approach your friend?
If so, what would you say to them?
Would you want to resolve the conflict?
If so, what would you say to your friend to try to come to a resolution?
You want to make plans with your friend to go see a movie, but they say they are too busy and will be for a while. 
How would you handle this situation?
What would you say in response to your friend?
Would you want to try again in the future to make plans with them?
Your friend has said something to you that hurts your feelings. 
Would you tell them you are hurt, or keep it to yourself?
How would you respond if they apologized for what they said?
How would you respond if the friend did not apologize for what they said?
Hypothesis and Expectations
I hypothesize that in situations like these, younger people and children would be less understanding. They would be less likely to confront the situation, or know how to talk through it effectively. Adults and older people may have an easier time moving past a non-major negative situation. Adults would have an easier time vocalizing their concerns and talking through it with the other party. They would give more grace and be more understanding with each other, as it would be easier to understand logical reasons as to why the conflict has risen, and how to avoid the conflict in the future. 
Strengths and Weaknesses
As for strengths and weaknesses, conducting a survey on how people of different ages would handle conflict could be done in a more timely manner than any other method of research. There would be a much larger number of participants that could be reached, so this means many more responses and data. The biggest downside to this, especially with this subject, is that many people may not respond to questions with what would really happen in a real-life scenario. People may provide answers that sound kinder or how they think others may want them to respond. For ethical concerns, people may want to remain anonymous with their answers. The questions would have to be worded carefully as well, so as to not create deception or skew the answers in any way. 
-Brianna Wyble

1a. Discuss how the articles by Keefer, Brown, & Rothschild (2020) and Gregory (2020) on plagiarism are alike and how they are different by explaining their views on if and how plagiarism is a problem.
1b. How does society at large need to change their views of plagiarism?
Do your best to cite your source(s) and reply to at least one other student’s post.
Have you ever used scholarly articles? What do you see as the benefits and drawbacks of scholarly journals versus wiki-sites and .com websites as academic resources?

Select a topic within memory – this can be any phenomenon or theory you find interesting. Find, summarize, and critically evaluate 1 peer-reviewed research article published within the last 5 years. You can download the full rubric here
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, but here are some basic guidelines:
Write in APA 7th edition format – use appropriate headings, citations, etc.
Include a title page (no running head needed)
Content should be 2 to 3 pages describing the purpose of the study (be sure to define any terms the researchers use), methods used, results, and conclusions as well as your own thoughts about the study.
Your article should be cited within the text appropriately
No abstract required
Include a reference page in correct APA format
I have included a number of resources to help you including APA writing guides, library tutorials, and information for setting up Grammarly.
All submissions will be online through Turnitin for Canvas – no hard copies.

Please use the biography of Mahatma Gandhi. I believe it will be easier as there is lots of info about him available on the intrenet. I have also provided you with a short clip of my prof’s     class which states what they are looking for. Aswell, I have also provided my essay outline.    Please contact me ASAP for any doubts. Thanks 🙂

I would like the work to be done in spss and describe the results.
I am attaching an attempt that has been made but I think it is not ANOVA as the task calls for

To begin your work on this project, select a case study vignette for your final project from the Case Study Vignette Directory found in Required Resources.To begin your discussion, use the following to guide your response:
• Identify the title of your chosen case study vignette in your discussion post title.
• Explain why you chose this case study vignette.
• Identify the central ethical conflict evident in the case study.
the book I am using is ethics in psychology and mental health profession by Gerald p koocher