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    I started my journey at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln without a major, I wanted a college degree but when asked what in, I could not come up with an answer. After four outstanding years I will leave Lincoln with a Bachelor of Science degree, and two majors in Psychology and Biology. After graduating in May I plan to attend medical school. Once those four years are complete I hope to be accepted into a four year psychiatric residency program, and finally become a licensed psychiatrist. The…

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    animals, underlies strictly of the welfare of both human and nonhuman animals. Psychologist have to conduct their teaching and research compatible with the related laws and regulations. Psychologists have to consider the costs and benefits involving animals. Psychologic research usually involves human subjects, but some psychologists study nonhuman behaviour. Researching with nonhuman subjects has given psychologists a broader understanding of the following: • Find ways to solve human problems…

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    1. Psychologists started to become aware of indigenous mental health issues and what was impacting it, (Clay, 2002)___________________________________________________________________ 2. Indigenous Australians began to receive psychological training and started a program to make better use of the mental health services made to help them, (Clay, 2002)._____________________ 3. External psychologists started to realize that their profession of being a psychologist had racial attitudes…

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    in the late 19th century due to an increased interest in the development of children. Two relevant developmental psychology theories are Lev Vygotsky’s Social Development Theory and Jean Piaget’s Cognitive Theory of Development. Developmental psychologists utilize various research methods such as observation and archival research to help them answer questions and gain a better understanding of how and why children and adults change over time. Two empirical studies show that…

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    down. In other words, the twins studies are one example of nature (heredity). Psychologists studied and learned about heredity from twins, identical and fraternal twins. Since the twins were the best way to assess genes and the environment. And psychologists came up with a theory that similarities in twins were from heredity and differences were from the environment. One example is…

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    Vista, Marc Vincent A. TCB-2 TC102-A70 Midterms ATTRIBUTION THEORY The attribution theory was made by Gestalt Psychologist Fritz Heider and was written in his book “The Psychology of Interpersonal Relations”. The attribution theory is a method of how people interpret the people around them. Heider believed that people are psychologists in their own way. They may even speculate things that have not happened yet such as relationships and future events based on their observation.…

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    Diana Baurind Experiment Analysis

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    laboratory, Baumrind argues that participants will not act how they might in the real world. She states that the laboratory is an unaccustomed setting for a typical being and may cause anxiety and passivity (225). Correspondingly, Saul Mcleod, a psychologist who summarizes and critiques Milgram’s experiment, states that the “important” location of the experiment, obedience levels increased (Simply Psychology). The point about setting is one in which Baumrind and Parker are able to reach a…

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    Implicit Attitudes

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    often we are not conscious of these attitudes. Explicit attitudes are those views that we are conscious of and aware. Many Psychologist use tests that apply the implicit attitude test (IAT) to determine their implicit attitudes. These tests usually have a series of questions and use certain keys for objects that go in a category on the left or those on the right. Some Psychologists feel that IAT test is useful and other feel they are not reliable. The IAT I choose was race. I looked through…

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    school, the answers I received impressed me a lot since the strategies used are pretty much similar to the ones used by Educational Psychologists. In today’s world it is very important for a teacher to understand that not all students are the same, for this reason it is even more important that each and every teacher to apply as many ideas as Educational Psychologist do. During the interview there were many questions asked about the class discipline strategies used by the teacher, the first one…

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    this case gave rise to the current doctrine that is a duty of the psychologist, therapist or psychiatrist, to break the professional secrecy when disclosure involves risk of harm to third parties or themselves. Medical secrecy ends where the danger to the community begins. A recent review of trials of psychologists in the United States indicates that while the breach of confidentiality to warn potential victims exposed psychologists to receive complaints, they should break the secret to avoid…

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