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PSY481- How is substance use disorder diagnosed? Is Jose's behavior evidence of substance use disorder? Is Steven's behavior evidence of substance use disorder?
Describe each ethical issue, problem, or flaw you found in Stanford Prison Experiment. Explain why you consider each to be an ethical issue, problem, or flaw.
What are you involved with at this point in the quarter? Where do you have a strong enough opinion to really want to get your voice heard on an issue?
Describe 2 scenes that stood out to you while watching this video? Why would this video be considered propaganda? Explain.
Identify one example each of an effective manager and an ineffective manager. What effective and non-effective management traits do you possess?
Analyze the information disclosed in Delta Airlines' notes to their financial statements on property, plant, and equipment.
What is your own conceptual model of abnormality? That is, when you think about abnormality, what do you think causes it? Unconscious factors? Biology?
Do we really need privacy? What do you think of the robot description discussed by Google. Do you feel that it is an invasion of privacy?
Conduct an interview with one or both of your parents about your family history. If family is not available to interview, see your instructor for suggestions.
Why is discretion in the application of the law important? What are some problems that can emerge when discretion is used?
Describe the Tripartite Nature of Man described in the article. How the Tripartite Man approach can inform your study of physiological psychology in our course.
PSYC 380- What is social neuroscience? How does the field of social neuroscience contribute to our understanding of various social behaviors?
What do I have to believe about the world and about human beings in order for me to accept or use this theory?
SOCW 6051- List the noteworthy strengths and weaknesses of the theory. Record whether the theory emphasizes nature (biology), nurture (environment), or both.
Discuss the mind-Body interaction as seen by Descartes. How did Descartes theories contribute to the beginning of Psychology?
Review the roles of the forensic psychologist as outlined. Next, select one of the roles that you believe a forensic psychologist must play during the trial.
What are the core assumptions of the biopsychological approach? What historical disciplines converge to create biological psychology?
What is the mind-body problem? Discuss how this problem has been demonstrated in the ways you or someone you know has coped with a physical illness.
In one paragraph, answer the following: Using ethical theory, explain why you feel the use of animal testing for cosmetics is ethical or not.
Identify two major threats to the prosperity and stability of the developed countries. What, if anything, can those states do to reduce these threats?
Define what are majority and dissenting opinions. Identify who drafted each for this case. At what level of the judiciary was this case decided?
Why is informed consent important in medical care? What is a hospital's responsibility in insuring informed consent?
Discuss specific decision-making processes that lead to ethical decision making. What programs or processes help achieve a values-driven culture of integrity?
What is the purpose of a code of conduct? What issues should be considered to be included in a code of conduct, especially given the merger scenario?
What does the phrase reversed and remanded mean? Could the truck company try to appeal the Court of Appeals decision to a higher court?