Psychology

Are intelligence and achievement different? Why or why not?

Naturalistic Observation Exercise One of the best ways to learn about observation research is to conduct some. This exercise is not meant for publication of data and will not be developed into a full study. So, you can fully participate in this exercise as a true researcher might. Find a crowded area where there are […]

A psychological researcher is best able to draw conclusions about cause- and effect relationships by using which of the following research methods a) survey b) case study c) experiment d) naturalistic observation

Choose one case of multiple murder (either serial, mass or spree). Research the case online (do not use Wikipedia as anything other than a jumping off point) and write a paper summarizing the case. Present this summary in the form of a 3-5 page paper which will be used as a supplemental reading in a […]

What is the relationship between assessing someone and goal setting?

Help me on summarizing the article “Broken homes and mental health” by Thomas S. Langner  please. Make it as easy and possible for a 11 grader to understand and also to be able to write a summary about.I would perfer a summary about the article in a way that it could be shown and put in a […]

Describe a hypothetical person using both dispositional and biological theories  to understand their behavior. (150 word minimum – 1 peer reviewed reference and your opinion based on description.)

One of the criticisms of self-help books is that they all tend to use psychobabble rather than empirical evidence. true or false??

Review the SPSS output file, which presents separate descriptive statistics on the price per 6-pack for each of the beer brands that are regular (not reduced calorie) and those that are reduced calorie. Answer the following questions based on your observations of the SPSS output file: What is the highest price (maximum) charged among all […]

Watch the following short film, theory of mind.mov, which demonstrates the theory of mind using a juice box experiment. At around four years of age, a fundamental change occurs in children’s understanding of others’ behaviors or what is also called theory of mind. Using your knowledge from our readings, watch the video to determine which […]