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Would these studies be considered unethical today?

Would these studies be considered unethical today? Solomon Asch’s Conformity experiments Stanley Milgram’s “Obedience to Authority” experiment Philip Zimbardo’s “Stanford Prison Experiment” John Watson’s “Little Albert” experiments Harry Harlow’s rhesus monkey studies. Marin Seligman’s “Learned Helplessness” studies on dogs Jane Elliot’s “Blue-eyed/Brown-eyed” exercise Consider these landmark studies in the field of psychology mentioned in this […]

When was the theoretical orientation first developed, how it has changed over the years (if at all), how it is used now, key historical figures from that theoretical orientation, common treatment techniques, etc.

The topic of this paper is researching cognitive psychology conducting a literature review. Important areas to include are: When was the theoretical orientation first developed, how it has changed over the years (if at all), how it is used now, key historical figures from that theoretical orientation, common treatment techniques, etc. Double spaced

What changes do you recommend to the health care delivery system to make it more available for more people?

DB 2 The system for providing health care in the United States differs from most other developed countries, but these countries also differ from each other. Click on the links, and do your own professional research, on comparing healthcare systems from other countries with that of the United States. Respond to the following questions in […]

Briefly explain in your own words the difference between a between-subjects design and repeated measures design.

Question Before you begin the assignment: Read Chapter 14 in your Discovering Statistics Using IBM SPSS Statistics Review the first half of the video tutorial (up to 6:43) for helpful information to answer the questions in this assignment. disregard the second half of the video that discusses conducting a repeated-measures analysis (ANOVA), as this is […]

What did you learn in this ethics course and how will it change or reinforce your current approach with your clients moving forward?

Know Your Ethical Code Review the BACB “Ethics Code for Behavior Analysts.” Behavior Analyst Certification Board. (2020). Ethics code for behavior analysts [PDF]. https://www.bacb.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/Ethics-Code-for-Behavior-Analysts-210106.pdf In your post, describe why it is important to have a set of ethics codes for one’s practice as a behavior analyst. What are your plans for studying this code? How […]

Describe how behavior analysts can contrive MOs to change behavior based on what you have learned.

Antecedent Stimuli As a future ABA professional, it is important that you understand how MOs and SDs affect behavior. When an individual is motivated for something and it is available, behaviors are likely to occur. MOs can be contrived so that reinforcement is valuable. Discrimination training can occur such that an individual understands a stimulus […]

Create a section that embraces cultural differences that might exist around the idea of differentiation and extended family expectations.

Bowen Approach Worksheet for Couples Assume you work with couples from a Bowenian perspective, and a majority of your work is done through teletherapy. You develop a handout/worksheet you can give to clients that explains your approach and allows them to consider some of these ideas outside of therapy. This handout explains couple differentiation and […]

How does emotional intelligence impact how you, as a leader, can work to make work engaging for your people? Is that your job?

Question Topic Discussion 3A: Respond to the Podcast in the context of emotional intelligence. How does emotional intelligence impact how you, as a leader, can work to make work engaging for your people? Is that your job? The phrase “what gets measured gets managed” is often used to justify intensity towards quantitative analytics. What problems […]

Do patients at HCCI have the same expectations as far as care and personal touch go as their patients in India? What does it mean from a task-shifting standpoint?

Discussion Question 1: Do patients at HCCI have the same expectations as far as care and personal touch go as their patients in India? What does it mean from a task-shifting standpoint?