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    an Interpersonal Closeness Study and Media Coverage The integrity of research is put at risk when journalists instead of scientists have the task of representing the findings in the media. Aron, Melinat, Aron, Vallone, Bator’s (1997) study, “The Experimental Generation of Interpersonal Closeness: A Procedure and Some Preliminary Findings,” is no exception as the Mozart effect (Morling, 2015) is clearly present in the summary and claims made by journalist Ankush Bahuguna (2015) in his web article…

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    whether psychology is a science. According to some traditional views of science there is involvement working in a laboratory, conducting experiments, wearing a white coat, safety goggles and looking though microscopes to examine organisms. William Wunt, was one of the first people to recognize experimental psychology noted psychology as a science apart from biology and philosophy. He was the first to ever person to call himself a psychologist and recognized as the father of experimental…

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    Bandura, A., Ross, D., & Ross, S. A. (1963). Imitation of film-mediated aggressive models. The Journal of Abnormal and Social Psychology, 66(1), 3–11. doi: 10.1037/h0048687 Summary: This article aims to explore the magnitude to which film-mediated aggressive models might serve as significant sources of imitated behavior. The researchers also expected that male children would be more aggressive. Amid concerns of an incident in which a child stabbed another child as happened in a movie days…

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    Introduction Social Psychology studies about the ideas and the ethical norms of society (Fiske, 2010). Multicultural Psychology and Social Psychology have importance for our lives, and it makes what we are us. Is It a necessary understanding the aspects of the social and multicultural to identify us? Besides, each person knows the norms to he/she shaped by the influences of the society. In other words, Social Psychology has a lot familiar with the multicultural psychology, but social…

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    Rice University Psychology department, the major that I plan to take in the future, emphasizes on research that is in both laboratory and applied setting ("Psychology."). Rice University is one of the top ten universities in Houston for psychology; therefore, I would prefer to attend this college. Rice university is a very diverse place to study, its ethnic breakdown of students can be broken down as the following, seven percent African American, twenty one percent Asian and pacific islander,…

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    Mary Whiton Calkins Essay

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    those only make up a minor percentage of what she had achieved in her life. Calkins’ entire life became devoted to her work, she was responsible for the creating a method of memorization called the right associates method. Also she founded the psychology department at Wellesley College, and ultimately was the not only the first female president of APA in 1905, but also of the American Philosophical Association in 1918.…

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    False Memory

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    The idea of false memory has been studied since the days of Sigmund Freud. It’s defined as a fabricated or distorted recollection of an event (Cherry). The study of false memory has been used to help understand how the smallest things can make such a big impact on how we remember certain events in our minds. Most people think that a person’s memory is always accurate and can’t be changed, but many studies have been done to prove this wrong. “Though the term ' 'false memory ' ' is slippery and…

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    encourages scientists to choose the simpler theory with fewer conceptual relationships to be preferred. In addition, scientists have learned to look for facilitated communication cues as was the case in an autism studies by Faith in 1989 and 1993. The experimental controls used by the scientists disproved that the autistic children were actually typing on a keyboard when in fact the facilitators were making subtle tactile cues by the facilitator. Psychologists use the scientific method in…

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    Gender And Neuroscience

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    Frequently, people misinterpret the field of Psychology simply as just itself. What individuals fail to realize is that there are multiple integrated fields within psychology and for that we can connect various fields together. With the use of technology, biology, and chemistry an individual can infer that neuroscience is an integrated field within psychology ad vis versa. Scientist use neuroscience to study the brain and gain an understanding of knowledge of how our brain reacts to specific…

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    is that the inability in the data to determine the amount of time individuals spend playing violent video games. In conclusion, there was a huge difference between popular psychology and empirical psychology. It’s clear that empirical study is based on more research and experimental basis. On the other hand, popular psychology discusses the problem and bring forth ideas to maybe help the problem. Therefore, empirical studies are better sources of information and should be used while conducting…

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