Describe a personal “empathy-bias” and the legal issue and legislation/case law that has contributed to this legal issue. Explain your empathy-bias, e.g., how do you think it developed, how does it affect your behavior and emotions related to the issue. Evaluate how ethical guidelines could potentially be breached if you act on your empathy-bias and … Read more
Counselor Definition In a few sentences, describe what led you to graduate education in the counseling profession and your career goals. Life Skills Many life experiences and skills developed in your past will serve you as a professional counselor. Consider skills (do not include technology skills) you have obtained from current or past employment, community … Read more
offer additional suggestions. Be sure they are informed by social psychology theory and research. -____________________________________________________________________________ Before coming to Walden I completed an MBA program that was online. Every class in my two year program required group projects. Many times there were social loafers. The final class of my program was a capstone project that required … Read more
an explanation for how you might persuade someone to “do what is in her or his best interest” when it means defying group demands. Use social psychology theory and research to support your persuasion strategy.
Informed by social psychology theory and research, explain how your colleague’s analysis might differ if applied cross-culturally. _____________________________________________________________________________ I do believe there has been a shift when it comes to rules of attraction changing for women as a function of their economic independence. Looking back over the readings there was once a time that women … Read more
How might the findings described by your colleague be used to inform helpful strategies for teachers and parents dealing with an adolescent cyberbully _____________________________________________________________________________ Cyberbullying is an intent to consistently harass another individual, causing harm via technology such as social media (Aronson and et al., 2019). Cyberbullying includes defamation, disclosure of private facts, and an … Read more
use social psychology theory to explain what would lead someone to confront the person who made the offensive comment or joke, when doing so may likely make them the target of the joke teller’s retaliation. ________________________________________________________________________________ Though this happened years ago, I still remember it vividly. When I was in 7th grade, my friends and … Read more
Submit 3–5 pages, not including title page or reference page: Your task is to choose a current (e.g., in the last 12 months) television program or a film and conduct a content analysis that identifies the stereotypical portrayals used by the producers to condemn or endorse specific lifestyle choices. Choose one of the major characters … Read more
a time when you have been present when someone made a prejudiced “joke” or comment, and no one confronted the joke teller. Were you offended by the joke? How can a decision to stay mute be explained by social psychology theory
what you would have done in these two situations. Given the situation, would you have done what the discussion question did in order to comply? Why, or why not? __________________________________________________________________________________ An example of a time when I complied with an authority figure’s demands despite finding the request irrelevant to the task at hand, includes a … Read more