Category: Psychology homework help

  • How would you define a learning organization in your own words? Have you ever be

    How would you define a learning organization in your own words?
    Have you ever been part of a learning organization?
    If so, describe some of the elements that supported your learning.
    If not, what are some key elements that are required to make such a culture?
    How can knowledge of learning theories help grow people and organizations to achieve their highest potential?

  • a) Explain the importance of a multi-disciplinary approach to service coordinat

    a) Explain the importance of a multi-disciplinary approach to service coordination
    b) What are the benefits of case management to the substance abuser?

  • Compare (similarities and differences) the four approaches to conflict resolutio

    Compare (similarities and differences) the four approaches to conflict resolution: negotiation, facilitation, mediation, and arbitration.

  • Respond to at least two of your colleagues’ posts (on different days), who selec

    Respond to at least two of your colleagues’ posts (on different days), who selected a different case study than you did, by addressing the following questions:
    How might you use the information presented by your colleague to guide and inform your professional decision-making within a forensic psychology context?
    What is an unanswered question that you have related to your colleagues’ post?
    Note: Your responses to colleagues should be substantial (200–300 words) and supported with scholarly evidence from your research and/or the Learning Resources and properly cited in APA style. Personal anecdotes are acceptable within meaningful responses but cannot stand alone as a response. Responses should enrich the initial post by supporting and/or adding a fresh viewpoint and be constructive, enhancing the learning for all students.

  • Respond with 250 words per question 1. The pre-Civil War era was a time of refor

    Respond with 250 words per question
    1. The pre-Civil War era was a time of reform. Describe and explain the people who led these reform movements, and why. Whom or what were they trying to reform?
    Dorothea Lynde Dix, one of the America’s most eminent reformers of the living conditions and treatment of the mentally ill. After first-hand observation of some of the worst “snake pits” that existed in the United States during the mid-19th century, she tirelessly lobbied state legislatures and the U.S. Congress to enact some of the earliest American laws governing mental asylums and psychiatric care.
    Also, within this period, children were both valued and devalued. Share your view of how children are valued and devalued today, supporting your claims with scholarly references and professional experience.
    The value of children depends on whose child. The value of children depends on their ethnicity, the wealth of their parents, their genetic makeup, and their socioeconomic level. For example, the infant mortality rate in the US is higher among Black non-Hispanic infants, Native American infants, and Hispanic infants than white non-Hispanic infants.
    The devaluation of children has also negatively impacted the support that research affecting children has received. Within the National Institutes of Health, the largest funder for pediatric research, the funds allocated to pediatric research is 10% of the total budget, hardly representing the makeup of the population of the United States, where 22% of the population is 18 years of age. In addition, the average annual growth rate in the amount of money going to the support of pediatric research has declined from 12.8% (FY 1998–2003) to 1.7% (FY 2004–2015). This is similar to the situation in the European Union with an ongoing need to lobby the European Commission and national governments about the priorities and key messages for children.
    References:
    https://www.pbs.org/newshour/health/dorothea-dixs-tireless-fight-to-end-inhumane-treatment-for-mental-health-patients
    Value of children in our world | Pediatric Research (nature.com)
    REPLY QUOTE 2 hours agoKristina Bryant RE: Unit 3 Discussion 2COLLAPSE
    This is really great information. I know in some cultures female children have less value than males because male children were seen as bread winners. Men were also viewed to be stronger and more capable than women thus giving female children less value. Since the beginning of time female children were seen as nothing more than domestic workers and child bearers.
    2. Nat Turner was a slave in Virgina in the 1800s. Nat was sold to different masters which entailed him being forced to leave his friends and family and be taken to a new plantation. Nat sought to overthrow the system of slavery. Not only fighting for himself, but to liberate African Americans across the United States. Nat Turner started a rebellation with 6 other slaves, and on the night of August 22nd 1831, Turner and the others went plantation to plantation and killed 55 people who were either their slave owner and family. Turner inspired 50-60 enslaved men to join them. This was stated to be one of the largest slave rebellions to have taken place in the United States, and its role within the antebellum slave society (Walbert). https://www.ncpedia.org/anchor/nat-turners-rebellion
    Children are valued today in terms of youth, and being the next contributing members of society. However, children are devalued in regard to child abuse and neglect, foster homes, and well-being concerns. Education varies in every city, let alone every school as far as quality of care of education. It is a major factor that comes to us owning a home or renting. I did not find the city public school good enough for my child, and the school she goes to is “zoned”, we have rented and will rent our place until a home comes for sale in the area that will cover the zone for the school our child is currently at. There is also a big play in what is deemed appropriate for children to learn of, and to that I will leave it as, I live in Tennessee and great things are happening here to protect the children.

  • In 250 words or more, what cultural ideas and practices related to emotion were

    In 250 words or more, what cultural ideas and practices related to emotion were you exposed to when you were a child? What cultural ideas and practices related to emotion are you currently exposed to as an adult? How do you think they shape your emotional experiences and expressions?

  • Instructions: This activity aims to prepare a written work applying the concep

    Instructions:
    This activity aims to prepare a written work applying the concepts studied in this module. Go deeper into the topic(s) discussed in the module by answering the following question:
    Compare the postulates of positivist empiricism and rationalist relativism and argue about the debate between experience versus knowledge that these theories present.
    Submission Instructions:
    Include an example that evidences the application of the study concept..
    Contribute a minimum of 450 words for your initial post. It should include at least 2 academic sources, formatted and cite in APA.

  • For this week, you will interview yourself while considering the concepts of “

    For this week, you will interview yourself while considering the concepts of “power” and “privilege” (or if you have a friend or family member that is willing, they could interview you with your pre-designed questions). How creative you get is up to you.
    Here’s the scenario for your interview: You are yourself (so speak from your perspective). Envision that you are a therapist who works with multiple clients in multiple settings (e.g., in-home, telehealth, in office) and you have clients that are from multiple races/genders/sexual orientations/backgrounds/etc. Most of your clients live in poverty and/or do not have a high school diploma, some of your clients are considered disabled). You were picked for this interview on power and privilege in the therapy room for a local family therapy organization because of your work with such a diverse population. You will present your interview in Kaltura.
    References: Include a minimum of 3 scholarly resources.
    The first step in this assignment is to arrange a set of interview questions around the ideas of power and privilege. They should include the following themes:
    When you have felt power and privilege in your own life.
    Your own understanding of your own power and privilege.
    Examples of work with clients where you have been able to address power and privilege (answers will likely be “made up” for this – but consider some of the differences in the client population you work with).
    How telehealth might be beneficial with some communities that you work with (e.g., eliminates transportation costs, allows freedom for those that might be differently abled).
    Reflections on what you feel are your responsibility in the therapy room and out of the therapy room with regards to power and privilege

  • Sex and Gender Assignment Content For this assignment, I would like you to t

    Sex and Gender
    Assignment Content

    For this assignment, I would like you to think about gender differences as it relates to intimacy. Write an essayy of at least 5 paragraphs that discusses research findings and share your own opinion on the differences in how men and women relate in intimate relationships. This includes, sharing feelings, physical intimacy, responding to acts of infidelity in a relationship, being open about issues and problems in the relationship, sharing responsibilities, etc.
    At least 5 paragraphs, APA Format
    View: (I am a male and married to my husband, married for 7 years almost and together for almost 13 years).
    Textbook Chapter 9 entitled: “Gendered Close Relationships”
    Course Materials: Required Text or E-Book: Wood, Julia T. Gendered Lives. 13th ed. Cengage, 2018-19.ISBN: 978-111134648-5

  • Apply the two-factor model to a behavior that you might see in your work place.

    Apply the two-factor model to a behavior that you might see in your work place.:
    Chapter 3: Behaviorist Principles and Theories
    Chapter 4: Applications of Behaviorist Principles
    I AM RETIRED BUT I DID NURSING
    mplete the following readings from your textbook, Human Learning:
    Chapter 3: Behaviorist Principles and Theories
    Chapter 4: Applications of Behaviorist Principles