People have vastly different opinions on the role and responsibility of schools to provide sex education. Teenage pregnancy and sexually transmitted diseases are real problems facing our adolescent population. In some cases, the decision to engage in a sexual relationship is a life or death decision. References Coon, D., Mitterer, J.O., & Martini, T. (2022). […]

Scenario: Company launched new product after several meeting with senior managers but sales result went bad – Bias -> Discuss how confirmation bias was used in the decision-making process and negative effects on both process and decision making from given scenario / Also present explanatory hypotheses that explain solution bias by looking at individual and […]

1. Using our library’s online resources (see link below), identify an empirical research article that interests you. This article must be published in Archives of Sexual Behavior. If you want to use an article published in a different journal, I’ll need to approve it. https://tinyurl.com/yco5tqdj Locate the full-text version of the article and screen shot […]

Give two examples of drugs and/or foods that you take/eat regularly or have taken/eaten in the past. How have these drugs affected your psychology (attention, memory, mood, movement, balance, etc.)? From a neurological perspective, what brain regions or neurotransmitters might be affected by these drugs and foods? This essay prompt may require some outside research. […]

This week we’ll be reading this review article by Francis et al. 1999 Please read the article closely, answer the following questions (save your answers in a Word document and the copy and paste them here): Provide the full reference to this article using this format: Author 1 Last Name, First name initials; Author 2 […]

Descartes’ Argument from Illusion: Can we prove that we are not dreaming right now? This paper will be addressing Descartes’ famous skeptical argument, the so called argument from illusion, which calls into question the reliability of information about the physical world provided to us by our senses. The common sense view in epistemology, called empiricism, […]

Reflection Assignment Usually, this assignment is given for students to complete after having attended a support group like AA or NA. Students would reflect on the experience, how it made them feel, and whether the experience might have changed anything about the way they look at psychiatric symptomatology, psychiatric patients, relationship development, and therapeutic communication. […]

Analyze one recent (not published before this year/ 2013) magazine article of your choice. Please include a link to this article in your text. To successfully complete this analysis, you will need to answer the following questions: ·Explain the cultural relevance of the article. Who funded this magazine?What are their political biases? ·What is the […]

Purpose One of the important outcomes from the course is that upon completion, students familiarize themselves with the usage of terminology and research associated with Human Physiology. Through reviewing research articles and constructing a written summary, you will gain exposure to terminology of microbiology in its application in the “real-world” setting. Assignment This module includes […]

Review the results of your assessment using the explanation below. 3.In a Word Document, write at least 300 words in APA format (7th edition) describing the following: a. Results of the assessment b. How you learn best currently (before you knew the type of learner you were) c. How you will modify your study techniques […]