Category: Psychology

  • “The Effect of Screen Time Before Bed on Sleep: A Psychological Perspective”

    Research paper will answer the following, “How does screen time before bed affect our 
    sleep?” 
    Understanding of how a psychologist collects information and adds to the science based, 
    form is more important than paper content.
    APA format,  All expected headings are included: introduction,method,results,
    discussion-conclusion, references. 
    Double spaced. Font size #10 or 12, Regular font.
     Font is easy to read, traditional font, (Courier or Times). 
     All works cited in the body of the report must be listed as a reference
     All references must be from recognized scientific sources (e, g, professional organizations)
     Only include works cited (this is not a bibliography)
     Must have a minimum of FIVE references
     TWO of the references must be from printed press (e, g, professional organizations)
     All articles must have authors name (Individual or Institution)
     Listed alphabetically

  • “The Impact of the Industrial Revolution on Working Conditions: A Comparative Analysis of Primary and Secondary Sources”

    Hello! I attached my rubric and the preference on the file . As well as the primary source, it’s Just missing a secondary source . Which you can use one to your preference I don’t mind what second source is used. Please no AI or plagiarism . it’s my first time using this app and I don’t know what to expect and I don’t want to get in trouble. I am a dual credit student so I’m still in high school taking a college class .Thank you !

  • Title: Understanding the Psychologist and Theory of Carl Rogers and Person-Centered Therapy

    This paper is intended for you to learn more intensively about a psychologist and associated theory that you have learned about in class.  You will be allowed to choose your theory and theorist. A short list is provided below. However, please note that you are not restricted to the list I have created.  You will write a minimum of a 3-pages, APA-formatted research paper on your theory and theorist.  You will be required to use a minimum of 3 sources and this paper will include a Reference page since it is research-based.  Please note that the title page and reference page are not included in the 3-pages of content that is required.
    In this paper, you will:
    Conduct a brief overview of the psychologist and corresponding theory or school of thought that they developed.
    Additionally, to what you find in the research, you will briefly critique the theory toward the end of the paper; whereby, you will discuss whether you find this theory to be sound. 
    You will lastly discuss its limitations and considerations involved with applying it to a diverse population.
    This paper must be written in APA-format.
    This paper must include an APA-formatted title page.
    This paper must include an APA-formatted reference page.
    This paper must include citations throughout the body.
    This paper must be one’s original work and be submitted via Turnitin.
    This paper must meet the 3-full pages of content requirement excluding the title page and reference page.
    This paper must reference scholarly sources.
    This paper must be organized in a clear and logical structure.
    This paper must address the questions outlined in the prompt.

  • Learning Self-Assessment and Resource Analysis: Enhancing Effective Learning Practices.

    I need this divided and labelled by section.  the topic is introduction to psychology 
    Assignment: Learning Self-Assessment and Resource Analysis
    Objective: This assignment aims to conduct a thorough self-assessment of your learning experiences and critically analyze the resources you identified during the process. By reflecting on what you’ve learned, identifying resources, and evaluating their utility, you will gain valuable insights into your learning journey and enhance your ability to leverage resources effectively.
    Instructions: Your best strategy for earning points on this assignment is to copy and paste each section into a MS Word document, then typing your responses directly beneath each prompt (SEE THE EXAMPLE IN SECTION 1). Follow this format throughout your paper. That way it will be clear to me that you have responded to all the questions, and you will be able to tell whether you have left anything out. Be thorough, and use proper grammar, spelling, and punctuation throughout.
    Section 1: Learning Reflection
    Begin by reflecting on your recent learning experiences. Consider Key concepts or skills you’ve acquired.
    [TYPE YOUR RESPONSE HERE]
    Challenges faced during the learning process.
    [TYPE YOUR RESPONSE HERE]
    Moments of success and personal growth.
    [TYPE YOUR RESPONSE HERE]
    Section 2: Identifying Resources
    List the resources you utilized during your learning experiences. These may include textbooks, online articles, videos, peer discussions, or other materials relevant to your studies.
    Section 3: Critical Analysis
    Provide a critical analysis of each resource identified. Assess the credibility and reliability of the sources.
    Evaluate the relevance of each resource to your learning objectives.
    Discuss how each resource contributed to your understanding and application of the subject matter.
    Section 4: Usefulness of Information
    Reflect on the overall usefulness of the information obtained from the identified resources. Consider how well the resources addressed your learning needs.
    Any gaps or limitations in the information provided.
    Whether the resources enhanced your comprehension and skill acquisition.
    Section 5: Learning Process Description
    Provide a step-by-step description of the process you used to complete this assignment. Include how you approached the self-assessment of your learning experiences.
    The criteria you used to select and evaluate resources.
    Any challenges encountered and how you addressed them.
    Section 6: Application of Learning
    Discuss how you can apply the self-assessment and resource analysis insights to future learning endeavors.
    Propose strategies for optimizing the use of resources in upcoming academic activities.
    Section 7: Conclusion
    Summarize your key learnings from the self-assessment and resource analysis.
    Reflect on how this process has informed your understanding of effective learning practices and resource utilization.
    Section 8: Design Statement per the examples in your syllabus
    Submission Guidelines:
    Present the assignment in a well-organized format with clear headings for each section.
    Include specific examples and anecdotes to illustrate your reflections and analysis.
    Ensure that the critical analysis includes an assessment of the reliability, relevance, and impact of each resource.
    The step-by-step description should be detailed and provide insights into your decision-making process.
    Cite and reference your sources appropriately.
    Submit the assignment by the specified deadline.
    This assignment encourages self-reflection and develops your skills in identifying, evaluating, and utilizing resources effectively. Approach it with an open mind, be thorough in your analysis, and consider it a valuable exercise in enhancing your learning capabilities.

  • Title: Understanding Qualitative Research Methods 1. What is qualitative research and how is it different from quantitative research? Qualitative research is a type of research method that focuses on understanding and interpreting the meaning and experiences of individuals or groups. It involves

    For this Assessment, you will answer a series of short-answer questions demonstrate your understanding of qualitative research methods.
    Submission Length: Two (2) items with responses ranging 2–3 paragraphs in length.
    Professional Skills: Written Communication is assessed in this Competency.
    Instructions
    Download the RT004 Written Response Template and answer each question in 2–3 paragraphs.

  • “Comparing and Contrasting Christian Ethical Theory with Competing Metaethical Theories” “Applying Virtue Ethics to the Ethical Complexities of Stem Cell Research” Title: “Virtue Ethics: Navigating Moral Dilemmas with Practical Wisdom and a Balanced Understanding of Virtues”

    I am attaching the instructions below. I will also include the information I submitted in the two discussion posts listed in the instructions as well. I will also list the books that can be used as sources. This paper is worth 250 points that’s why I really need help. Thank you so much. 
    Discussion Thread: Compare and Contrast Metaethical Theories 
    Heres the question: Now that you have learned about competing ethical theories, write a thread that compares and contrasts a Christian ethical theory with a competing ethical theory. Since we have already looked at ethical relativism in Discussion: Relativism vs Absolutism, you may choose from any metaethical theory covered in Moral Choices or Talking About Ethics except ethical relativism. That means you can choose from Virtue Ethics, Natural Law, Ethical Egoism, Utilitarianism, and Duty Ethics in contrast to a Christian ethical theory.
    Here’s my response: 
    How does each system define “the good?” How does each claim to know “the good?”
    What, if anything, do these systems have in common? What, if anything, are their key differences?
    Which theory do you think is the stronger ethical theory? Defend your answer. This final question should take up the majority of your thread.
    Virtue Ethics: In virtue ethics, “the good” is defined by cultivating virtuous character traits such as courage, honesty, and compassion. The focus is on developing moral excellence rather than following rules or achieving particular outcomes. Virtue ethics claims to know “the good” through practical wisdom (phronesis) gained through experience, reflection, and education.
    Natural Law: Natural law theory holds that “the good” is determined by adhering to the inherent order and purpose built into the natural world by a divine creator. It claims to know “the good” through human reason, which can discern these inherent moral principles embedded within nature.
    Ethical Egoism: Ethical egoism defines “the good” as whatever maximizes self-interest or personal well-being. It claims to know “the good” through individual desires and preferences, prioritizing one’s own interests over others’.
    Utilitarianism: Utilitarianism defines “the good” as maximizing overall happiness or pleasure and minimizing suffering or pain for the greatest number of people. It claims to know “the good” through calculation or assessment of consequences, aiming for the greatest good for the greatest number.
    Duty Ethics (Deontology): Duty ethics holds that “the good” is determined by following moral duties or obligations, regardless of the consequences or outcomes. It claims to know “the good” through adherence to moral rules or principles derived from reason or divine commands.
    In contrast, Christian ethical theory typically defines “the good” as aligning with God’s will, which is understood through Scripture, tradition, reason, and the guidance of the Holy Spirit. It emphasizes love for God and love for neighbor as the foundational principles of morality.
    Commonalities among these ethical systems include a concern for morality and the pursuit of what is considered good or right. They also often appeal to reason as a means of discerning moral truths. However, their key differences lie in their foundations, methods of determining “the good,” and what they prioritize (e.g., character, consequences, duties).
    As for which theory is stronger, it ultimately depends on one’s philosophical and theological commitments. Some might argue for the strength of virtue ethics due to its focus on character development and flourishing. Others might favor duty ethics for its emphasis on moral obligations derived from reason or divine commands. Still, others might find utilitarianism compelling due to its emphasis on maximizing overall well-being. Ultimately, the strength of an ethical theory is often evaluated based on its coherence, explanatory power, and ability to provide practical guidance in various moral dilemmas.
    Discussion Thread: Ethical Application
    Here’s the question for this discussion: First, choose an issue in applied ethics that greatly interests you. You may choose any of the following topics covered in the assigned readings from our textbooks:
    For example: Abortion; Biomedical Issues (IVF, Stem Cell Research, etc.); Capital Punishment; Church-State Relations; Economics; Environment; Euthanasia; Just War; LGBTQ Issues; Marriage & Family; Healthcare; Political Engagement; Poverty; Racism and Race Issues; Sexual Ethics, etc.
    Second, based on the ethical theory you defended in Discussion: Compare and Contrast Metaethical Theories, formulate an ethical application on this specific issue in a thread. You are expected to use both textbooks as well as outside academic sources to support your analysis and argument. As you write your thread, consider the following flow for your essay:
    Step 1: Briefly summarize what theory you defended in Discussion: Compare and Contrast Metaethical Theories and what applied issue you are addressing in this discussion. If you have changed your mind on which theory from Discussion: Compare and Contrast Metaethical Theories you think is stronger, you may write an application for the theory you NOW think is the stronger theory. For example, if you defended Egoism and now think a Christian ethical theory is stronger, you may apply a Christian ethical theory.
    Step 2: Articulate a detailed application based on your theory. This should be the bulk of your thread.
    Step 3: Briefly describe a strong counterargument to your application and respond to it. For now, keep it brief (no more than one paragraph). In the Capstone Essay Assignment, you will have more room to elaborate.
    Here’s my response: 
    Step 1: In the discussion comparing and contrasting metaethical theories, I advocated for Virtue Ethics as the stronger theory. Now, I will apply Virtue Ethics to the issue of stem cell research.
    Step 2: Virtue Ethics, rooted in the works of Aristotle, centers on the cultivation of virtuous character traits to guide ethical decision-making. When applied to the contentious issue of stem cell research, Virtue Ethics emphasizes the importance of virtues such as compassion, empathy, and prudence in navigating the ethical complexities involved.
    For instance, researchers engaged in stem cell research are called upon to consider the potential benefits of their work for alleviating human suffering, promoting health, and advancing scientific knowledge. At the same time, they must also weigh the ethical implications of their actions, including respect for the dignity and rights of human embryos, from which stem cells are often derived. In this context, Virtue Ethics encourages researchers to cultivate virtues such as empathy, by considering the perspectives and potential suffering of all parties involved, and prudence, by carefully evaluating the ethical implications of their research methods and outcomes.
    Similarly, policymakers tasked with regulating stem cell research must exercise virtues such as justice, ensuring equitable access to the benefits of research while safeguarding the rights and interests of all stakeholders. By fostering a virtuous character and habitually acting in accordance with virtuous principles, individuals involved in stem cell research can contribute to the promotion of human flourishing while respecting ethical boundaries and principles.
    Step 3: A potential counterargument to this application of Virtue Ethics in stem cell research may revolve around the conflict between virtues such as compassion for patients suffering from debilitating diseases and reverence for the sanctity of human life, particularly at its earliest stages. Critics may contend that the destruction of human embryos for the purpose of stem cell research violates the principle of respect for life and undermines the ethical foundation of Virtue Ethics. However, a Virtue Ethicist would respond by emphasizing the importance of considering the broader context and consequences of ethical decisions, as well as the development of a well-balanced and nuanced understanding of virtues. While acknowledging the inherent tensions in such dilemmas, Virtue Ethics encourages individuals to exercise practical wisdom in discerning the most virtuous course of action that promotes the greatest good while respecting the dignity and rights of all individuals involved.
    Books you can use as a reference is: “Moral Choices” by Scott Rae, “Talking About Ethics: A Conversational Approach to Moral Dilemmas” by Michael S. Jones, Mark J. Farnham, David L. Saxon and “An Introduction to Biblical Ethics: Walking in the Way of Wisdom” by Robertson McQuilkin and Paul Copan. 
    https://ebookcentral.proquest.com/lib/liberty/detail.action?docID=3316885
    https://libertyonline.vitalsource.com/reader/books/9780825477362/epubcfi/6/2[%3Bvnd.vst.idref%3Dcover]!/4/2/2%4050:36
    https://libertyonline.vitalsource.com/reader/books/9780310536437/epubcfi/6/20[%3Bvnd.vst.idref%3Did0003]!/4
    If the links don’t work please find it online. Thank you. 

  • Categorization and Scripts: Understanding Mental Organization and Everyday Behavior

    Categorization and scripts
    Explain categorization and the two main types of categories—natural categories and artificial categories. Describe how the prototype theory explains the formation of categories.
    Explain the difference between a script and a schema. Describe two scripts you use to perform two different everyday activities. Explain why you think these scripts help you perform the tasks.
    YOU WILL NEED to use the following as a reference:
    Goldstein, E. B. (2018). Cognitive Psychology: Connecting Mind, Research, and Everyday Experience (5th ed.). Cengage Limited. https://digitalbookshelf.southuniversity.edu/books/9780357233498

  • “The Lifelong Impact of Early Stress: Exploring the Effects on Psychological Well-Being and Potential Outcomes”

    Early stress exposure and how this might effect psychological stress and what are the possible outcomes 

  • “Exploring the Impact of [Chosen Topic] on Cognitive and Socioemotional Development during Childhood: A Research Paper”

    For the final paper in this class, students will write a Research Paper.
    The purpose of the research paper is for students to find 3 empirical articles about how some
    topic affects cognitive and socioemotional development during children. The topic in question
    will be chosen by the student. This topic can be anything the student is interested in or had
    experiences with during their own childhood. [Some example topics: Effects of abuse/neglect
    on cognitive and socioemotional development during childhood; Effects of playing a musical
    instrument on cognitive and socioemotional development during childhood; Effects of playing
    video games on cognitive and socioemotional development during childhood.] More
    information will be provided about the research paper, including a rubric and a template for
    students to download in which they should write their paper.
    -Format of the paper: Students will begin the paper by introducing their topic and their
    reasons for choosing it. The body of the paper will be made up of summaries of
    empirical articles that students find relating to their chosen topic. Students will conclude
    the paper by summarizing what their body of research says about their topic. Papers
    should be written in APA format and should include: title (title page not required), page
    numbers, running head, APA-format in-text citations of empirical articles, and references
    page. Papers should be a minimum of 4 pages.
    -Summaries of empirical articles: Each summary should have 3 total paragraphs: 1
    paragraph about the hypotheses, methods, and results; 1 paragraph about the strengths
    and weaknesses of the methods; and 1 paragraph about the implications of the findings

  • “Maximizing Employee Motivation in the Crude Oil Industry: An Application of Expectancy Theory in I/O Psychology”

    For
    this assignment, you must apply theory and findings from I/O psychology to help
    the
    organization
    with the specific job you analyzed. (Equinor – Crude oil operator)
    The question – 1.    
    Motivation: How does your SME’s supervisor (or your SME, if he/she is in a leadership
    role) motivate his/her subordinates? What motivation theory best seems to apply? How
    would you use the expectancy theory to increase employee motivation?
    This paper should function as an objective
    analysis
    (i.e., not based on your opinion) grounded in material from the class,
    textbook, and the I/O
    psychology literature, including at least 1 I/O peer-reviewed journal articles.
    That is, your theoretical
    justification should be backed up by scientific research, which can be found in relevant
    academic journals.
    Formatting
    must be in 12-point Times New Roman Font with 1-inch tabs. The entire report
    must be
    double-spaced and use appropriate APA style.
    I have attached the assignment that talks about the job in question to give you an idea about the job. I have also attached the peer reviewed journal that you can go off of. 
    Thank you!