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    Summary of the research question and outcome The final question my research project was based around was inspired by an article I read. It explained that a new generation of teens were being brainwashed by social expectations, this spurred many underlying questions: “what effect does the media have on teens?” were these affects short term? or can they possibly follow teenagers into later life? does age, gender, location affect how they see themselves and what can the parents of today do to…

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    CONTEXTUAL PROJECT ON RESEARCH IN NURSING PROGRAMME NAME: BLOCK I (BMN004) STUDENT NAME: OGUNSUYI GLADYS OBIAGELI (MRS) ADMISSION NUMBER: 15112 DUE DATE: 20TH JUNE, 2015 INTRODUCTION: This contextual project work consist of 10 concepts from the module entitled Research in Nursing Block I. Each one of the concepts will be described by me in terms of its meaning, critically analyzed for its real life application, and will be followed by some references of the current research evidence. Real…

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    ideas about behavior. 3.Name some of the scientific research methods Some of the scientific research methods include a survey and a quasi-experiment. A survey is when they gather a large amount of data, asking many types of questions that range from attitudes, beliefs and behavior. Through this they can be able to test their…

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    Psychology Essay Starting off in unit one, our online class discussed multiple careers in psychology. In order to understand the different careers we had to research a career we were interested in, like a Cognitive Psychologist or Clinical Psychologist. We had to describe the job in a discussion, including salary and a brief description of the job. We also learned about psychology and the history behind it. We watched videos and read online text, then answered questions we had to turn in for a…

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    summary describing the key findings in “Manifesto for a science of clinical psychology” by Richard Mcfall. I will also discuss links between this article and class readings, and will provide a short critique with questions that I had while reading the article. In the article, Richard McFall, a professor from the Indiana University, discusses some of the issues faced in the field of clinical psychology. He believes that clinical psychology should be an amalgamation of both science and practice,…

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    Sciences. New diseases are being discovered in different parts of the world, while present diseases like Cancer, Ebola, Polio and many more, still have no cure. But through pharmaceutical research and development, these illnesses may have viable treatments in the future. My desire is to be a part of this research, so that I can save the lives of numerous people. As the SURF program is intended for the students interested in pharmaceutical sciences, it will provide me a career building experience…

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    Article Research Study Student Name University Affiliation In order to fully understand the concept of music therapy consumption and projected usefulness in health sector, it is essential to compare patients based in different locations and diagnosed with varied conditions. As such, this study will formulate research question and conduct a research with a goal of determining whether there is a difference between music therapy in home hospice and nursing home hospice settings.…

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    what mental illness is and how to treat it. These mental illness perspectives set the scene for the development of clinical psychology, which did not become a specialty within psychology until the late 1800’s. Clinical psychology focuses on understanding, assessing, and treating behavioral and psychological disorders and problems (Plante, 2011). According to Plante (2011), “clinical psychology uses what is known about the principles of human behavior to help people with the numerous troubles and…

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    Research is the key foundation of learning as well as a stimulant of the mind; it causes people to further investigate a subject that they are interested in and to develop various viewpoints on the subject. However research comes at a price, not only in the form of hard work, stress, and mental strain, but also in the form that most often eludes research from being done, the monetary form. In the medical world, research is fundamental to further not only the ability to diagnose, to treat…

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    Department of Psychology student at Liberty University, Lynchburg. This research is supported by Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association. Correspondence concerning this article should be addressed to Ofori-Addae Ohemaa Asantewaa, Department of Psychology at Liberty University, Lynchburg, VA 24515. Email: oaoforiaddae@liberty.edu Case Study Paper Case Study The textbook defines case study as a research method that is an in-depth observation of an animal, individual, event…

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