Category: Psychology

The paper should be an essay, not in question/answer format. The questions are there to guide you in developing the essay. The essay should be formatted properly using APA guidelines and include a title and reference pages.

Objective:
Compare Gardner’s theory of multiple intelligences and Sternberg’s triarchic theory of intelligence.
Instructions: 
Respond to the following questions by writing one paragraph per prompt.
Describe Gardner’s theory of multiple intelligences. 
how do you feel?
Describe Sternberg’s triarchic theory of intelligence.
Which theory makes more sense? Why?
Each paragraph should contain a minimum of one citation, and references should be included at the bottom of the assignment. Student’s Turnitin score should be below 30%.
General sample assignment:
sample submission-3.docx 
To help you gauge the originality of your work, it’s recommended that you aim for a Turnitin score of 20% and below, as this indicates a strong level of originality. A score below 30% is “fair.” Scores above 40% will be sent back to students to rewrite. However, this is only for the first few assignments. Once students have been acclimated to the course, the instructor may give the student a zero on the assignment. While Turnitin is an excellent tool for plagiarism detection, it’s essential to understand that it may also detect instances where AI has been used.

For your initial post, review the video
– http://ed.ted.com/lessons/the-turing-test-can-a-computer-pass-for-a-human-alex-gendler
Turing’s test the right way to approach the idea of intelligence? In other words, if you have a conversation with a computer and you believe that you are talking with a human, would that computer be intelligent? Why or why not?
• How are human thinking and machine computing similar in function of memory? How are they different?
• Do you think it’s possible for computers to ever think or be as intelligent as humans? Why or why not?
• How do either of the concepts of human intelligence or artificial intelligence apply to any of the following programmatic course themes:
• Self-care
• Social justice
• Emotional intelligence
• Career connections
• Ethics

Overview
In the Cultural Background Paper, you will describe the background of your parents or primary caregivers regarding family culture and how this background impacts you both personally and professionally as a counselor. If you have a multi-racial background, pick the 2 most predominant cultures represented from your family background. You will consider how your cultural background influenced the family system patterns found in your family of origin, your identity development, and the role of culture and social justice in your counseling theoretical perspective. Specifically, you will look at some of the research describing people from your background, explore internet resources related to your culture, and interview your parents/significant care givers or other significant family members to get information. Below you will find further information.
Instructions
Please utilize the guidelines noted below in completing this assignment:
· This paper should be around 2000 words. Please note that the quality of your answer is important, and use the approximate words count noted in each section (#1 – #4) as you craft your responses for each section.  
· Please use the current APA style which is the 7th edition of the APA publication manual that includes information on appropriate formatting for section headings, levels of section headings, in-text citations (narrative and parenthetical), and references. In addition, review the sample professional paper for further specifics on APA formatting. For more information on APA formatting and sample papers, please see the APA Format Quick Guide link listed under the Resources header on the assignment page.
· Scholarly (peer-reviewed) sources are required and must be published within the last 5 years. A minimum of five scholarly (5) sources are required for this assignment, and you are welcome to use more as needed in your research.  
· Acceptable scholarly sources include journal articles, scholarly websites, relevant chapters from the McGoldrick et al. supplemental e-book. (E-book link for McGoldrick et al. located in syllabus.) NOTE: The Hays and Erford can be used as one of required sources.  
· In addition to the five (5) scholarly (peer-reviewed) sources, a minimum of two (2) Internet/media sources related to your culture should be utilized. These can include (but not limited to) periodical websites (newspapers, magazine) and organizational websites. (Online journal databases would be scholarly sources and not internet/media sources.)
· First person may be used in this paper. 
· For clarification, the Cultural Background Paper is not a focus on your family history, family genealogy, or family biography, but rather a focus on your cultural identity as it relates to the questions you will address in the assignment. 
For the two parts of this assignment, address the following prompts, and organize the paper based on the prompts using appropriate section heading and subsection heading format:
Cultural Background Paper
1. Identify 1 or 2 predominant cultures represented from your family background. You may describe your culture(s) by discussing the following (approximately 750 words):
· Personal background and identity (your background may include a single heritage or multiple heritages (e.g., multiracial, multiethnic); you may choose to include information about one or all; include the ones that have had the most influence if not all).
· When and how did you first become aware of your cultural background, and how did you respond to this (e.g., your specific group(s) and its impact on you of this awareness of being part of a specific or multiple groups).
· Prominent customs, practices, values, and behaviors to your family’s background (communication patterns, gender roles, marital roles, educational and vocational pursuits). The McGoldrick et al. (2005) textbook is a strongly recommended source. 
· Influence of cultural background on spirituality and/or religion as appropriate 
· Information about your family’s cultural background not previously known (new information).
2. Describe similarities and differences between your family of origin and other cultures whom you have encountered in the country/region where you grew up. Include a discussion of the positive AND negative experiences between you and the other cultures (approximately 250 words).
3. Provide a clear and in-depth exploration of how your research and knowledge gained about your family’s cultural background influences your perspective on the importance racial/cultural identity development for other individuals. As part of your narrative, integrate information from at least one model from the chapter titled “Cultural Identity Development” (chapter 2) of Hays/Erford into your response (approximately 500 words). 
4. Provide a clear and in-depth exploration of how your research and knowledge gained about your family’s cultural background shapes your view of conducting social justice and client advocacy for others (approximately 500 words).
Helpful Hints
· The recommended McGoldrick text may have a specific chapter on your group(s) that would be helpful. Here are some examples: Students with a White background often are initially stumped with this assignment because they haven’t considered their cultural background before. If you are White and have a Scots Irish background, there’s a specific McGoldrick chapter on that group. White and Colonial English? There’s one on that, too. German? The same. The key is for you to discover more specifically the culture(s) of your original White roots. If you have a Latino background from Cuba, there’s a specific chapter on that. Puerto Rico? The same. If you have an Asian background from Korea, there’s a specific chapter on that. Japan? The same. You get the idea. The McGoldrick text has chapters on specific subcultures rather than just the generic White, Asian, and Latino categories. Be as specific as possible in your cultural sources. If you have a U.S. Black background, it is acceptable to use general chapters on this group. Also, consider regional areas within the United States as a possible influence towards your cultural identity. For example, an individual born and raised in the Southwestern portion of the U.S. will have a different experience than one raised in the Northeast/New England area of the U.S.  
· In addition to looking at relevant research to obtain information on your cultural background, interview available family members as they may provide useful information as you develop this paper. 
· If you are from an adopted family background, focus on the cultural background of your adoptive parents. You might be surprised at how their cultural background influenced family system patterns in the home. If you are from a foster care background, this project may be painful for you. It can also be very healing and informative. Feel free to write about the Foster Care Culture and its impact on you if it fits with your background. You can share as much or as little as you want to share in your Cultural Background Paper. Take care of yourself in the paper-writing process and keep your instructor informed about your experience.
· Do not start this paper the week it is due. Start early. You’ll find it helpful to let your instructor know of any problems you’re experiencing so that brainstorming and problem-solving can take place. Your instructor will be limited in how they can help you in a meaningful manner if you only recognize you have a problem in the week the paper is due.
Note: Your assignment will be checked for originality via the Turnitin plagiarism tool.

Details: 
Background to the topic of this assignment
In this assessment you will start to critically evaluate the scientific literature on the topic of the universality of facial displays of emotional expression.
Faces are a rich source of information that have been studied by psychologists in order learn about personality and emotion. Some pioneering research by Paul Ekman suggested that there are some human emotions that are ‘basic’ and are recognised by people from many different cultures. This assignment will require you to synthesise the literature on this topic to establish if (all) human facial expressions of emotion can be considered universal, or to what extent there exceptions to this notion.
What is the aim of this literature review (and, what is a literature review?)
You will write a literature review on the topic of the universality of facial displays of emotion. Your review will cover the methodological approach used for studying this question, and an examination of the evidence for and against emotions being universally recognised across cultures. 
A literature review is not simply a summary of research literature. A literature review is also not simply an argumentative essay. Instead, a literature review aims to critically examine scholarly writings, in the main focussing on research literature, on a specific topic. It generally seeks to evaluate and critique a question or topic.
Ekman’s landmark studies on the question of universality of face expressions suggesting there are a set of basic expressions, though there is some research that has suggested that facial expressions of emotion are culturally variable.
Your literature review should aim to review and asses this literature in order to draw some conclusions about the cross-cultural universality of facial expressions.
What you need to do
Through the lectorials you will be guided in how to write a literature review. Broadly, this will involve searching for appropriate and relevant scholarly research articles, summarising and critically examining these research articles, and also in the skills needed to compare and contrast the different research evidence available.
You will write your literature review using APA formatting, including the correct use of citations and referencing of scholarly research.

Title Page: Include the essay title, student’s name, course name, instructor’s name, and date.
Abstract: A brief summary of 150-250 words outlining the main points of the essay.
Introduction: Introduce the topic, provide background information, and state the thesis.
Literature Review: Summarize and analyze existing research related to social media and adolescent mental health.
Methodology: Explain the methods used to gather data (e.g., surveys, interviews, case studies).
Results: Present the findings of the research.
Discussion: Interpret the results, discuss their implications, and connect them to the thesis.
Conclusion: Summarize the key points, restate the thesis in light of the discussion, and suggest areas for further research.
References: List all sources cited in the essay in APA format.

In this assignment, you will interview someone you know about a topic in human development. Specify what topic you chose and why, whom you interviewed and why, the reasons for their position, and whether this resembles scientific thinking as described in Chapter 1.  You may also mention whether their thinking resembles a specific theory described in Chapter 1. It should be submitted to the Discussion forum and be about 1-2 pages. You will respond to 2 classmates’ posts for full credit.
Paper must be written in APA format 
Textbook- Berger (2014) Invitation to the LifeSpan 2e

this is what I chose for step 1: The person I am going to help is a friend dealing with               alcoholism and I am going help him using the Socratic Questioning.                                         everything is  explained in the attache document.

Locate a newspaper, magazine article, or television show that presents gender differences in spatial abilities. Referencing your source summarize how the author presented these differences. What cautions should you consider based on the information presented in your text? Describe other areas of ability where gender differences received much press or publicity, but these differences have not been supported by research.
book – chapter 7 – Farmer, T. A., & Matlin, M. W. (2019). Cognition. John Wiley & Sons.
if need to reference chapter

there needs to be some corrections and also more work is supposed to be done for example a graph I uploaded the first paper along with the corrections and all the needed information