Research Methodology – Peer Review For this discussion, complete the following: Select one of the methodological approaches you are considering for a proposed qualitative research study. Choose and describe the sampling strategy that will be used for this methodological approach if applied in the proposed study. Provide a rationale for the sampling strategy for this methodological approach. Identify and … Read more
As you can see, each theory makes certain assumptions about the origins of personality. Depending on the theory, the focus can be on unconscious motivators, unmet needs, social forces, acceptance by your parents, biology, or your predominant tendencies or traits. If you find yourself following only one particular theory or approach, you might develop … Read more
In this project, you will demonstrate your mastery of the following competency: Describe various diagnoses of psychological disorders Scenario At this point, Jamal feels enlightened (and empowered!) by how much he has learned about mental health during his time off between terms. He has learned about deinstitutionalization and its consequences for mental health and … Read more
As Abraham Maslow said in The Psychology of Science: A Reconnaissance, “I suppose it is tempting, if the only tool you have is a hammer, to treat everything as if it were a nail” (1966). In previous modules, we have learned about psychoanalysis, the new wave of psychoanalysis, and the trait tradition. In this … Read more
Assume you are sharing an elevator while attending a conference when a fellow attendee notices your nametag and credentials and asks you what exactly you do as an MFT. Prepare an elevator to talk to sell your approach as “a systemic thinker” that could be delivered in about two minutes. Consider approaching this assignment … Read more
In this journal activity, you will discuss the biopsychosocial causes of abnormal behavior, as well as challenges that clinicians face when addressing behaviors shared among psychological disorders. Scenario As Jamal researched the factors that cause atypical patterns of human thought, emotion, and behavior, he had a revelation: Abnormal behavior is more complicated than many … Read more
Describe examples of observable behaviors (e.g., communication or working styles) of introverts and extroverts in a workplace or school setting. Your response should be 3 to 5 sentences in length. Include the following in your response: Do you think people can exhibit both introverted and extroverted traits, depending on the situation? Justify your response. … Read more
How can we effectively manage emotions at work? A salesperson with intense passion can convince someone to make a purchase. On the other hand, an angry manager can prompt an unfair review (Lamia, 1). In this discussion, you find yourself in a workplace situation where you are a team leader. You are asked to … Read more
Direct Testimony For this assignment, you will prepare for a direct examination in courtroom testimony. In the direct examination, your credentials and background are reviewed to demonstrate to the court that you are qualified as an expert in the matter at hand. How you were brought into the case, the methodology you brought to … Read more
For this discussion, complete the following: Match your research question to a methodological approach. Describe the methodological approach (2–3 paragraphs) and research model aligned within the methodological approach (for example, Giorgi—empirical phenomenology, and Moustakas—transcendental phenomenology). Provide a rationale for how this methodological approach will lead to an answer for the research question.