Critically discuss the factors that influence interpersonal attraction

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Critically discuss the factors that influence interpersonal attraction

Explain two conditions that impair visual information processing.

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Describe the types of visual information processing
Explain two conditions that impair visual information processing.
Discuss current trends in the research of visual information processing and how they advance the understanding of visual information processing.

Demonstrate a critical understanding of core concepts within forensic psychology theory and research.

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– The report will require preparation of an offender case study based assessment report,
covering the application of psychology to the criminal justice system. The case study based
analysis will encourage an integration of theoretical knowledge, empirical knowledge and
critical application of learning to the real world.

– This assignment will be assessed against the unit learning outcomes (LOs):
1. Demonstrate a critical understanding of core concepts within forensic psychologytheory and research.
2. Demonstrate a critical understanding of ethical and legal issues in forensic psychology.
3. Understand the working of the criminal justice system.
4. Critically evaluate the application of forensic psychology to offender assessment
and treatment

– Aim: To recommend to Dylan’s Case Manager relevant community interventions to reduce any future
anti-social and offending behavior.

 

Assess social behavior, including factors that influence social behavior as well as the role behavior plays in producing and perpetuating social issues and problems.

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  • Assess social behavior, including factors that influence social behavior as well as the role behavior plays in producing and perpetuating social issues and problems.
  • Describe a resulting social problem in the context of social psychological theory and research.
  • Interpret relevant theoretical perspectives derived from social psychology.
  • Distinguish scientific methods for studying this specific social problem.
  • Develop an original intervention (prevention) strategy based on social psychological theory, research, and your evaluation of this specific social problem.
  • Suggest, propose, or assess career paths to which this insight may be applicable.

The Final Paper

  • Must be at least 10-15 double-spaced pages in length (not including title and references pages) and formatted according to APA style.
  • Must include a separate title page with the following:
    • Running head
    • Title of paper
    • Student’s name
    • Course name and number
    • Instructor’s name
    • Date submitted
  • Must begin with an introductory paragraph that has a succinct thesis statement.
  • Must utilize academic voice.
  • Must address the topic with critical thought.
  • Must end with a conclusion that affirms the thesis.
  • Must use at least 10 peer-reviewed scholarly sources. Additional scholarly sources are encouraged.
  • Must utilize in-text citations appropriately.
  • Must include a separate reference page, formatted according to APA style.

Write a research paper on college student stress

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We must write a research paper on college student stress and the article must be a peer reviewed article from los angeles valley college library website

On what do you think they base their conclusion that “the human brain doesn’t reach full maturity until at least the mid-20’s

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YAD Critique

Critique of the Young Adult Development Project Website

Instructions

Use the two section headings below to organize your critique. The length of the critique will be about 1.5 to 3 pages (single spaced) The website can be found at: https://hr.mit.edu/static/worklife/youngadult/index.html

Primary Messages

To identify the primary messages, focus on the Introduction, Changes in Young Adulthood, and Brain changes sections and maybe the About the Project section. If you knew little about research on adolescent and young adult development, what impression would you get about these two periods? What are they trying to convince you of? (Yes, it is okay to agree or disagree with their messages.)

Evaluation of Brain Changes

To evaluate the accuracy and completeness of information, use the Brain Changes section. On what do you think they base their conclusion that “the human brain doesn’t reach full maturity until at least the mid-20’s” (grey matter, white matter, other)? What is lacking, if anything, in their information.

What codes do you believe act as reminders to maintain social validity in treatment planning and implementation?

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Reread the example “Declaration of Professional Practice” from Baily and Burch (2016) on pages 255–257.

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How do you believe this document assists in clarifying and providing informed consent? Using this as an example (without drawing directly from the document), develop your own informed consent document that you might provide to your clients if you were to have an ABA-based treatment agency. Be sure to include the aspects we discussed within the lecture (especially related to the limits of confidentiality). (This should only be a short paragraph)

And answer 1&2 separately

1)What codes do you believe act as reminders to maintain social validity in treatment planning and implementation?
2)How can we as behavior analysts respect our client’s autonomy while also implementing necessary and effective intervention procedures?

Describe the type of data needs to be collected to conduct the study and what techniques are best for collecting data.

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In 1,250-1,500 words, answer the following questions about possible research options.

Create a research question in the field of psychology that you are interested in researching. Write questions clearly. Include a brief background of the problem you are proposing and why it is important to the field of psychology.
State the null and alternative hypothesis (in both words and statistical notation) need to address the research question.
Choose which statistical test would be used to conduct the study and support it with research.
Describe the type of data needs to be collected to conduct the study and what techniques are best for collecting data.
Use three to five scholarly resources to support your explanations.

Prepare this assignment according to the guidelines found in the APA Style Guide, located in the Student Success Center. An abstract is not required.

 

How does regular engagement in online sexual communications impact relationships?

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Once the accessibility of the Internet became obvious, commercial pornography companies quickly moved to exploit it for huge profits. In fact, many people are unaware that major media companies such as Time Warner make $10 billion a year selling erotica and porn to the public. The companies that distribute porn and adult entertainment make the big money. They are the big cable companies and Internet browsers, including AOL, Time Warner, Google, and Microsoft. These numbers reflect just how large the porn industry is.

• $3,075.64 is spent on pornography every second.
• 4.2 million porn websites (12% of the total websites) are available.
• 420 million pornographic web pages are on the Internet.
• 68 million search engine requests for pornography (25% of total search engine requests) occur daily.

In addition to pornography, there has been an explosion in the amount of online dating websites. These websites vary from those connecting people of the same religions, sexual orientations, and cultures/ethnicities. There are also websites such as Ashley Madison that promotes affairs amongst married people. Additionally, there are websites and apps that provide people with “hook-ups” with people who are within similar vicinities. Online Dating Magazine estimates that there are more than 2,500 online dating services online in the U.S. alone, with 1,000 new online dating services opening every year. Some estimates say there are 5.000 competitors worldwide.

How has the Internet changed sexuality, including expression of desires, romance, dating and sex?
Given the amount of accessibility to pornography, how has this impacted intimacy, relationships, and the need and desire for intimate relationships?
How is the Internet helping to define/redefine sexual individuality?
How does regular engagement in online sexual communications impact relationships?
What aspects of individual sexuality including sexual images or photos, do you believe are okay/not okay to make public on the web?
What type of limits would you recommend regarding the sharing of sexual images need to be set?
Why or why not would a person choose to present an identity that is true and authentic online when expressing sexuality?
One issue that has emerged in recent media coverage is whether men take more sexual risks than women on the Internet. Why?

Why do lyrics come back when people are being intimate? or are a reminder of someone after a break-up?

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The music industry can be a powerful influence in people’s lives. Discuss the impact of the music industry including songs, singers, writers, music groups. Additionally, music is in many areas of our lives such as background music on television shows and movies, videos, sports competitions, music lists on cell phones (ipads, ipods etc..), even in elevators, offices, stores, etc… Some of us even have a “couple’s” song. Below is a long list of singers and their genere of music over the years:

Blues Bessie Smith 1920-1930s
Big Band Frank Sinatra 1930s-40s
Jukebox Johnson Sisters 1940s

Wartime
Samba/Chic Carmen Miranda 1940s-50s
Jazz Miles Davis 1950s
Rock and Roll Elvis Presley 1950s-70s
Pop The Beatles 1960s-70s
Swing/Classic Frank Sinatra 60s-70s
Disco/Soul Gloria Gaynor 70s-80s
Soul Marvin Gaye 1970s
Early Johnny Cash 1950s-=60s
Country Patsy Cline 1950s-60s

Rap Eminem 1990s-present

R&B Rhianna 2000s
New Country Carrie Underwood 2000s
Adult Rock Lady Gaga 2011

Soul/Pop Adele

Pop One Dimension, Justin Bieber

How does music links to people to their own sexuality.
How does it blend desires, identity, and sexual behavior together. How does different types of music relate to sexuality?
How does a particular choice of music (you choose) put one into a romantic mood?
Why do lyrics come back when people are being intimate? or are a reminder of someone after a break-up?
How does music or a particular song create an association with someone one has either first met or care for deeply, or both?
How come songs communicate feelings of love?