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    Human development is complex in nature and cannot be explained simply from a single perspective. The concept of nature vs. nurture is a debate among theorists in the field of developmental psychology suggesting the importance of biological predispositions (nature) and environmental influences (nurture) as contributing factors of human development. The theory of continuity vs. discontinuity is another argument among developmental theorist regarding whether human development is quantitative…

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    psychologists who conduct behavior modifications projects to study the human behaviors. We have learned that each project was directed to explain how these behaviors are interacted with the environment to influence behavior and development. One behavior modification study that has been controversial is, Watson’s Little Albert, which was done by behaviorist John B. Watson and Rosalie Raynor. The Little Albert experiment was a case study that showed empirical evidence of classical conditioning in…

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    looking for a career it is important to look for possibilities. One of my academic goals is to continue pursuing a graduate degree after earning my bachelor’s degree. However, I never really thought about a career that I can do with a bachelor’s in psychology. That being said, one job that crossed my mind was being a preschool teacher. Although, a bachelor’s degree is not really required it is recommended. A graduate degree career that I always thought about pursuing is a forensic psychologist…

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    credible sources. From this book I got basic definitions and the case study from Swan. Annotation 6 Klassen, R. M., Krawchuk, L. L., & Rajani, S. (2008). Academic procrastination of undergraduates: Low self-efficacy to self-regulate predicts higher levels of procrastination. Contemporary Educational Psychology, 33, 915-931. Robert Klassen is a professor of psychology at University of Alberta. He has contributed to many psychology publications, and is highly credible. He uses both…

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    professionals in the field of psychology. The evaluation of the given case study of, Dr. Jones and Mr. Albertson is riddled with ethical issues, many of which have conflicting standards and opposing principles. Mr. Albertson while being treated for a short time by Dr. Jones for depression had an…

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    useful for that course but for other courses also and we just don’t realize it. Although The Maltese Falcon is used in an English course some of the events could be beneficial in a psychology course. With the definition of psychology being the study of mind behavior and understanding different people in different cases, one could see why or better yet how this novel could be used in such a course. In The Maltese Falcon, there are a lot of mind tricks and duplicity that occurs such as lies about…

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    Mental Testing In America

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    This chapter talks about mental testing in America. James Cattell and Galton believed that intelligence is hereditary. Henry Herbert Goddard shared a similar view to James Cattell and Galton. He conducted a study in the heredity of feeblemindedness and wrote a book called “Kallikak Family.” Ligthner Witmer was an environmentalist and he believed that hereditary was an excuse for an action. One of the research psychiatrists in this area was Alfred Binet. Theodor Simone joined Binet’s team and…

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    Psychology has evolved greatly since its philosophical roots and was first founded by Wilhelm Wundt in 1879. Psychological experimentation originally began in 700 BC in Ancient Egypt, when Pstamik I who was fascinated with language ordered children into the wild to see how their language skills would develop as, in spite of this psychology had not yet emerged as a separate discipline. Years later, in the 17th century, Rene Descartes introduced the theory of Cartesian dualism, suggesting the…

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    They began by discussing how the challenges that arise with attending college will either make or break the student. Those with social anxiety tend to crumble under the pressure, in some cases, however students adapt to the pressure and become more confident and prepared in the college classroom setting. The goal is to implement certain strategies in order to help those with social anxiety to be able to adapt in ways that they become more…

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    she is the one carrying the life. +Having read Betty Rollin’s “Motherhood: Who Needs It?” I disagree with her notion that motherhood is not instinctual. *She does not prove her point in using female psychology, religion, and animal studies. Betty Rollin does not prove her point using female psychology. Today, women are viewed to be able…

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