Psychology Philosophy and Education

Psychology Philosophy and Education

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  • FIRST half page: The Sampling Frame

    $5.00

    FIRST half page: The Sampling Frame
    Locate a study reported in the empirical literature, and identify its target population, sampling frame, and sample. Were the sampling frames in these studies readily apparent? Please explain.

    SECOND discussion half page paragraphs:  Variable Operationalization
    How might one operationalize the following variables: diet, physical activity, health status, and social support? Be sure to note variable type (categorical versus continuous) and/or level (nominal, ordinal, interval, ratio).

  • Explain what is the basis of Hine’s argument

    $30.00

    Hines (1989, p 89) argues that conceptual frameworks are a strategic manoeuvre for providing legitimacy to standard-setting boards during periods of competition or threatened government interventions. Write an essay to explain what is the basis of Hine’s argument. Your essay should also include a discussion of whether or not the history of the development of conceptual frameworks be used to support her position. Provide evidence to support your answer.

    6 Pages

  • Critique Moller and Mousseau

    $20.00

    Written critique assessment task – overview
    Set article: Møller, A. and Mousseau, T. (2009) Reduced abundance of insects and spiders linked to radiation at Chernobyl 20 years after the accident.  Biology Letters, 5: 356-359 (pdf in folder on LMS)

    Task: Summarise and critique Moller and Mousseau (2009), where relevant, on aspects such as, but not necessarily limited to, overall aim, experimental design, data presentation, contribution to the area of study.

    Use the discussion in your week 7 tutorial session to help you approach evaluating and critiquing the article.  Also see the ‘tips’ files in the Tutorial week 7 pdf folder.
    Your critique should be structured using paragraphs, with appropriate subheadings if necessary. Ideas should link together.  Do not simply list answers to the questions posed in the tutorial or in the tips for successful evaluation.
    Use other scientific papers from the primary literature to help you understand the broader context of the set article’s research field.  Such papers can assist in identifying, the questions and hypotheses, the appropriateness of the methods, the interpretation of the results and, the conclusions.  Published articles by other authors can also help to support your conclusions regarding the strengths and weaknesses of the set article.   Do not rely on the set article as the only source of information.
    Length: 1500 words (excluding References)

    Format: Double spaced lines.  Font – Times New Roman, Arial or equivalent.  Size – 12 point.  Margins -‘Word’ Moderate (approx. 2.5cm left and right, approx. 1.9 top and bottom).  Following these guidelines assists reading and allows for easy annotation by tutors.

    Referencing: Follow the FSTE First Year Survival Guide 3rd ed (2013) instructions for referencing, which can be found in Chapter 5.  There are multiple copies of the 2013 FSTE First Year Survival Guide available in the library in the 3hr Reserve area.

    Assessment criteria:  These will be discussed at the end of the week 7 tutorial and posted on LMS (in the same section as this overview – ‘Written article critique’)

    Additional Files:

    Reduced-abundance-of-insects-and-spiders-linked-to-radiation.pdf

  • Cover Letter: Training at the National Institutes of Health (NIH)

    $7.00

    Admission Services – Personal Statement

    Describe your research interests, career goals, and reasons for applying for training at the National Institutes of Health (NIH) ; be certain that your cover letter is specific for this particular program.

    2 Pages

  • Academic Writing Skills Summary

    $15.00

    Do a summary for each one 300 words. The topic of the assignment is academic writing skills which highlighted in yellow color.

    Articles:

    • An analysis of the language of attribution in university students’ academic essays
    • Exploring evidence of higher order thinking skills in the writing of first year undergraduates
    • Students’ challenges and development in the transition to academic writing at an English-medium university in Qatar

    Additional Materials:

    An-analysis-of-the-language-of-attribution-in-university-students’-academic-essays.pdf

    Exploring-evidence-of-higher-order-thinking-skills.pdf

    Students’-challenges-and-development-in.pdf

  • EDUC 6565_S16: Lesson Plan Detail Document

    $20.00

    Title of Lesson Plan: Extreme Sports

    Paper Contents

    • Classroom Description (50w minimum):
    • Situating this Lesson Plan (50w minimum):
    • Content Standard(s) addressed in this lesson only
    • Language Objective(s) for this lesson only
    • Standards/Objectives/Assessment Rationale (75w minimum)
    • Mode(s) of Language Activated in this Lesson Plan
    • Focus Language Items
    • Basic Materials Needed for this Lesson Plan
    • Lesson Activities: Plans for differentiation during lesson activities
    • Lesson Activities: Plans for formative assessment during the body of the lesson
    • Lesson Activities: Rationale (50w minimum)
    • Closure: Rationale (50w minimum)
    • Activity Material: REQUIRED
  • Bentham’s Utilitarianism and Kantian Ethics

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    Bentham’s Utilitarianism and Kantian Ethics

    Summarize the essential aspects of Jeremy Bentham’s utilitarianism, and explain why Immanuel Kant thinks that utilitarianism is wrong. Summarize the essential aspects of Kant’s ethical philosophy. In your own view, identify and explain what seems right (if anything) about each of these systems of ethics, and what seems wrong (if anything) about each of these systems of ethics. Provide detailed analysis for your views.

    5 Pages

  • Plato’s Allegory Of The Cave

    $7.00

    Hum Greek/Roman: Argumentative essay
    What is the meaning of plates allegory of the cave

    4 Pages

  • How Qualitative research differs from quantitative research

    $5.00

    Please answer the following question, How does qualitative research differ from quantitative research? Please use in text citation and follow the attached grading rubic.

  • Problems of secondary data quality and ways of dealing with them

    $5.00

    Problems of secondary data quality and ways of dealing with them

    What problems of secondary data quality must researchers face?

    How can they deal with them? Please include in text citation.

    References do not have to be extensive.  Relate this paper to the military (Army)

  • Module 4 – SLP Education and Research

    $17.50

    Module 4 – SLP

    Education and Research

    The purpose of this assignment is to benefit from the perspective of a leader in education and research in healthcare how they do their research. Most hospitals and other healthcare organizations offer education for patients and employees, and they conduct research (mostly market research). Major academic medical centers participate in major research studies, usually aimed at developing a better treatment, or curing some illness. Through the readings you will learn about various forms of research. Use those words as “key words” in your library research to see if you can find out more about them.

    For the SLP, interview someone in a leadership position in a healthcare organization to ask about how that organization handles patient and employee education, and whether that organization participates in any research (if so, find out what types and whether it is mostly qualitative or quantitative research). In your paper, compare what this leader tells you to what you learned through your research for the case paper.

    This can be where you currently work or have access to members of the leadership team. You are asked to use the same area of education and research you researched for the Case Assignment. This will allow you to see what you learned from your research in a real-world application.

    Prepare and submit a paper responding to the following items:

    1. Provide an overview of the area of education and research you have chosen.
    2. Determine whether or not your research is qualitative or quantitative and why.

    SLP Assignment Expectations

    Write a 4- to 6-page paper (this does not include title and reference pages). It needs to be well written, based on information from scholarly research, and should demonstrate a thorough analysis of the topic.

  • Module 4 – Case Education and Research

    $15.00

    Module 4 – Case

    Education and Research

    Case Assignment

    Please view this short video:

    Medical Research and Education: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R_uzTezLYKM

    Prepare and submit a paper responding to the following items:

    Use the online library, Internet, required reading, and other resources to research and develop a more complete appreciation of education and research in healthcare.

    Based on your findings, write a scholarly paper that clearly addresses the following:

    1. Identify and describe an area of education and research to include the services provided, key personnel within the department, and how this department supports or is supported by other departments.
    2. Identify and describe at least two trends that have an impact on the setting you selected. These can be trends related to supply and demand, political climate, regulatory, demographic changes, or patient care.
    3. Evaluate the impact of these trends on education and research in healthcare.
    4. Analyze the trends, and thinking as a healthcare administrator, how do you capitalize on these trends to improve operation and bottom line performance? How can you mitigate the negative impact of the trends?

    Assignment Expectations

    Write a 3 page double-spaced paper (this does not include title and reference pages). It needs to be well written, based on information from scholarly research, and should demonstrate a

  • Psychology 356 ​Final Short Essay

    $40.00

    Psychology 356 Final Short Essay  

    In answering these questions, please cite some specific techniques or examples from the book or lectures- don’t just give your opinion; Do include your personal view but then also give some evidence for that opinion. Write your answers; then READ your answers; then re-write your answers! There is no such thing as good writing, only good “re-writing”.

    The advantage of a take home is that you have time to think about what you want to say and how you want to say it.  Take advantage of the format! This short essay is an opportunity for those of you who feel you don’t “test well” to show that you know more than your objective scores would indicate.

    Papers must be submitted on Moodle, double-spaced, minimum of 12-point font.  Length is not a substitute for quality. Clear, simple language is good. Make sure that your answer has been proof read and that YOU read it as well as author it (big difference psychologically!). Again, your personal opinions are great as long as you make a logical case for them, preferably with some form of credible evidence from lectures or the book. There are many “right” answers to these questions. If you answer more than two questions, the third will not be read. Think. Reflect. Outline. Write. Proof read and then “read it as a reader”. Edit. Save. Upload. Have an awesome summer. Good luck!

    ANSWER TWO only of the following:

    1. The CSU is undergoing a major organizational transformation in order to prepare for the 20th…uh, check that…that is, the 21st century. Business consultants have suggested that the system restructure to run more like a “business” and less like a traditional academic institution. So…
    What principles of organizational behavior should be applied to a new and improved CSU? What business practices in corporations are applicable to the mission of the University? Which ones are not particularly applicable? Why? Give specific examples to illustrate your points.

    2. Your seventeen-year-old niece asks you to talk to her high school seminar about the field of I/O Psychology. (I know you probably don’t have a seventeen-year-old niece, but play along).  In ≈400 to 600 words, write out your speech to her class. Give a rationale for each major point you make. Stick to the main points, but remember that 17 year olds (like most people, actually) have a limited attention span for dry facts!

    3. Human factors is one of the fastest growing areas of psychology, and is one of the few areas where a master’s degree is considered the standard for getting a senior level appointment in industry.  You are asked to describe the field and its relationship to more traditional areas of psychology (e.g. social, developmental, cognitive, clinical, physiological, etc.) to psychology majors who do not want to go on to a doctorate and are considering career options. Be sure to cover how it differs from classic I/O Psychology.

    4. Job motivation is a very key topic for this course.  Motivation is a better predictor of success in professions than sheer academic prowess.  What are the key points for sustaining motivation across a working career? How will you apply these principles to your own goals? BE specific!! What is the relationship between job satisfaction and job performance, and how does motivation figure in this equation? How can industry and education better foster motivation in their employees and clients?

    5. Create life.  Evaluate the behavior of your new species. Project its likely evolutionary pattern over the next 600 years.  Prove your hypothesis to the .000001 level of confidence. Post your results and receive at least 2 million hits before the Ides of March 2016. 

  • PHIL 1165: Moral and Social Problems in Healthcare

    $35.00

    Animal experimentation: should animals be used in medical testing?

    Final Paper Assignment
    PHIL 1165: Moral and Social Problems in Healthcare
    Length: 1600-2000 words
    The final paper assignment requires you to engage in substantive philosophical research and defend a philosophical thesis. You may choose any topic in the area of Bioethics. If you choose a topic that was already covered in class, you must engage critically with at least one academic, philosophical reading that was not covered in class.
    Requirements
    The main requirement of this assignment is that you defend your own view about some philosophical issue while at the same time charitably but critically engaging with arguments defending some alternative.
    Every paper should have the following components:
    1. Introduction
    The introduction of your paper should be succinct but accomplish the following:
    a. Provide context for the thesis under discussion. Why is the thesis you are defending important or relevant? Why should a reader care to hear about the defense of a thesis on your topic?
    b. Introduce the reader to your thesis. Upon reading the introduction, the reader should know what precisely will be defended in the paper.
    c. Introduce the reader to the structure of the paper. Upon reading the introduction, the reader should have an idea of how the paper will be structured. In doing so, you will also be introducing the reader to what ideas/theses you’ll be arguing against in the paper since you can’t spell out the structure without mentioning that you’ll be engaging critically with alternative views.
    2. Conclusion
    The conclusion of your paper should succinctly sum up what you have accomplished in your paper.
    3. Exegesis of dissenting view(s)
    These papers require you to critically engage with arguments for theses that are inconsistent with your own. Before explaining what is wrong with any view, you must precisely, concisely, and charitably explain those arguments.
    4. Critical evaluation of dissenting view(s)
    Once you have fairly explained the alternatives to your own view, you must critically evaluate them using the tools of philosophy (analysis, arguments, reasons, evidence)
    5. Works cited
    Choose a professional format that you like. If you have no preference, I would choose something like (Author Date) with full entries in the bibliography. I recommend that you use a tool like Zotero or Endnote for building bibliographies and for citing sources.
    6. Thesis defense
    You must provide a substantive, cogent defense of your own view using the tools of philosophy (analysis, arguments, reasons, evidence).
    7. Title
    Your paper should have a descriptive and professional sounding title.
    8. Section headings
    Your paper should be divided into distinct sections with useful section titles.
    Potential Topics
    1. ELT Distribution
    a. Organ Transplantation Policy
    b. Organ Donation Ethics
    c. What Counts a Disease
    d. Voluntary Health-Risk Behavior
    2. Reproduction Ethics
    a. Commercial Surrogacy
    b. Parental Licensing
    c. Abortion
    d. Moral Status of the Fetus
    e. Fatherhood and Abortion Decisions
    f. Choosing Children
    3. Biomedical Enhancement and Cloning
    a. PEDs and Sports
    b. Cognitive Enhancement
    c. Moral Enhancement
    d. Cloning for Organs
    4. Research Ethics
    a. Animal experimentation
    b. Human Experimentation
    c. Economic Justice and Experimentation
    d. Regulation of Pharmaceuticals
    5. Healthcare Policy
    a. Universal Healthcare
    b. Obligations to the Worst-Off and Justice
    6. Personal Health Decisions
    a. Active vs. Passive
    b. Physician Assisted Suicide
    c. Genetic Screening
    7. Patient’s Rights
    a. Informed Consent
    b. Autonomy

  • Final Philosophy on Hobbe Locke Hume and Rousseau

    $39.00

    ROUSSEAU QUESTIONS

    *(Question 1,2,3 are about Rousseau, so must read it on this link)* https://wiki.zirve.edu.tr/sandbox/groups/economicsandadministrativesciences/wiki/ad713/attachments/5971f/Jean-Jacques_Rousseau_Basic_Political_Writings.pdf?sessionID=8940d4002f706e131a7b4041f136555e3b9837d4

    1. (10 Points) Answer A or B. *(Choose one to answer, A or B)

    1. A. What is Rousseau’s argument that the right of strongest cannot provide a basis for the  government’s right to direct citizens?
    1. B. What is Rousseau’s argument that slavery cannot be grounded in right (that the slave owner can’t be understood as having a right to the slave’s labor)?

    2. (20 points) Answer A or B *(Choose one to answer, A or B) one page

    1. A. Rousseau says that the problem faced by a people that must transform its mode of existence is to “find a form of association that defends and protects with the common forces the person and goods of each associate, and by means of which, while uniting with all, he obeys only himself and remains as free as before.”
      1. What is his solution? 
      2. How can one unite with all but still remain as free as before?
    2. B. Rousseau says, “In order for the social compact to avoid being an empty formula, it tacitly entails the commitment—which alone can give force to the others—that whoever refuses to obey the general will will be forced to do so by the entire body. This means merely that he will be forced to be free.”
      1. What is Rousseau getting at here?
      2. What threat is he responding to (the threat that will turn the compact into an empty formula)?
      3. How can being forced to obey the general will be understood as being force to be free?

    3. (20 points) one page

    Locke and Rousseau both believe that the government can legitimately be dissolved if it is not accomplishing the tasks that the people intend it to accomplish.  Explain the difference between the ways the two writers provide for this possibility. 

    QUESTIONS COVERING THE WHOLE COURSE

    Hobbes http://socserv2.socsci.mcmaster.ca/econ/ugcm/3ll3/hobbes/Leviathan.pdf

    Locke  http://www.earlymoderntexts.com/assets/pdfs/locke1689a.pdf

    Hume http://michaeljohnsonphilosophy.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/01/5010_Hume_Treatise_Human_Nature.pdf

    4. (25 points)  (one and half to 2 page)

    *(Must read Hobbes and Hume on property in order to answer the question)*

                *(Must quote at least 1 each from Hobbes and Hume)*

    1. Hobbes, Locke, and Hume all provide accounts of property. One question about them is whether they allow for property in a state of nature—that is, before government is created. Locke is clear that he regards this as a possibility.  Answer the question in the case of Hobbes and Hume.  Be sure to support your answer with an explanation. 
    1. 5. (25 points) (one and half to 2 page)

    *(Must read Hobbes, Locke, and Hume on state of nature)*

    *(Must quote at least 1 each from Hobbes, Locke, and Hume, so total at least 3 from each author)

    1. Compare and contrast the accounts of the state of nature provided by Hobbes, Locke, and Hume.
      1. What are the main similarities?
      2. What are the main differences?
    2. Contract theories have implications for the limits of legitimate authority.  Pick one   of the theories and explain how the account of the state of nature it employs affects the conclusions it reaches about the limits of legitimate authority.
  • Psychology Case Scenario of Rachel

    $15.00

    The Assignment will be a 3-4 page (excluding title page and
    references) paper. You should use a minimum of two (2) academic sources. For the assignment, please consider the case scenario provided below:

    Rachel is a very attractive woman in her mid thirties, who has come for counseling because although she is never without a boyfriend and frequently has more than one pursuing her, she finds that she cannot sustain a meaningful and lasting relationship with any of them. The men she gets involved with only seem to stick around for a moment
    and then leave. Rachel despises herself for sometimes being gullible in her desperate search to be loved. This self-hatred got so strong a couple of years ago that she took an overdose, but she was found in time by a neighbor and taken to hospital. The psychiatrist who saw her suggested that her inability to sustain love in others might be
    connected to the fact that as a child, she was severely deprived of love since her mother, a single parent, resented having to give up a promising career as an actress to look after her. Rachel does not accept this interpretation. She exclaims “I don’t believe in psychiatrists, I’m not mad. I don’t believe in all the rubbish about my mother, I don’t need her. I just want someone to help me find out what I’m doing wrong, so that I can find someone nice and settle down.”

    In your assignment, please include the following sections:
    An introduction paragraph that introduces the topics or argument you will address in the essay. Your introduction should be no longer than 125 words.

    Based on what you had learned about psychological disorders, do you think Rachel is experiencing a psychological disorder?
    If your answer is yes, please state the symptoms that would indicate the corresponding disorder she is currently
    experiencing. If you do not believe that she is suffering from a psychological disorder, please explain your reasons or criteria why she is currently not experiencing a psychological disorder.
    Your answers to this section should be no longer than 225 words.

    Based on what you had learned about developmental psychology, identify and explain some of the developmental
    concepts or topics that may have contributed to her current life situation. Your answers to this section should be no longer than 225 words.

    If you were to play the role of being Rachel’s counselor, how can you use the concepts related to Humanistic Psychology in order to allow Rachel to change her behaviors? Your answers to this section should be no longer than 225 words.

    A conclusion paragraph that closes the arguments you have addressed in your paper and helps relate how your paper
    towards the application of psychology to our daily lives. Your conclusion should be no longer than 125 words.

    Writing Guidelines for Signature Assignment:

    Please use psychology terminology in the modules within the essay.
    Do not exceed 4  pages in this assignment, excluding title and references pages.
    The Assignment must be double-spaced with 1-inch margins and typed in 12-point Times New Roman.