CULTURAL PSYCHOLOGY

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Assignment #1 allows you to engage with a deeper understanding of the definition of culture, and asks you to reflect on the meaning of “culture”.  See details in the attachment

BUILDING THE COUNSELING RELATIONSHIP

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  • Discussion question about two paragraphs, Please read the attached transcript and answer the following questions below.
  • Define either cultural humility or affirmative counseling.
  • Share which case study you chose. Describe at least two concepts/skills specific to cultural humility and/or affirmative counseling from the Learning Resources and the case study.
    Note: Try to focus on concepts different from those already addressed by your peers.
  • Share how you see yourself using these skills in your counseling, based on the environment you plan to work in (i.e., community mental health, school, private practice, etc.).

Opening door for fast food restaurant customers

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Opening door for fast food restaurant customers .A Twenty minute duration time period, keeping notes on the responses of customers  by age and gender for those that you opened the door for. Submit your data and give your analysis of what you found. Minimum of 250 words.

problems with law enforcement agencies using polygraph machines to detect lies and deception

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Psychology Twelfth Edition

Chapter 8 Behavior in Social and

Cultural Context

 

 

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Social Forces

• LO 8.1.A Compare social norms and social roles, and note

how each contributes to the social rules that govern a

culture.

• LO 8.1.B Outline the basic procedures and findings of the

Milgram obedience experiments, and discuss five

conditions that make disobedience to authority more likely.

• LO 8.1.C Outline the basic procedures and findings of the

Zimbardo prison study.

• LO 8.1.D Explain how feelings of entrapment contribute to

destructive obedience.

 

 

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Roles and Rules (1 of 3)

• Social norms are rules about how we are

supposed to act.

• They are enforced by:

– threats of punishment if we violate them, and

– promises of reward if we follow them

• Norms are the conventions of everyday life that

make interactions with other people predictable

and orderly.

How can older people profit from aerobic exercise and strength training?

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Psychology Twelfth Edition

Chapter 10 Memory

 

 

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Reconstructing the Past

• LO 10.1.A Explain why the workings of memory are

more reconstructive than people imagine them to be.

• LO 10.1.B Describe three conditions under which

confabulation is especially likely to occur.

• LO 10.1.C Summarize the evidence indicating that

eyewitness testimony can be susceptible to memory

errors.

• LO 10.1.D Explain the conditions under which children

might provide reliable versus unreliable eyewitness

testimony.

 

 

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The Manufacture of Memory (1 of 3)

• Unlike a digital recorder or video camera, human

memory is highly selective and is reconstructive.

• It is more like watching a few unconnected clips

and then figuring out what the rest of the recording

must have been like.

• People add, delete, and change elements in ways

that help them make sense of information and

events.

 

 

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The Manufacture of Memory (2 of 3)

• In reconstructing their memories, people often

draw on many sources.

• They take bits and pieces and build one integrated

account.

• They often experience source misattribution, the

inability to distinguish information stored during an

event from information added later.

 

 

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The Manufacture of Memory (3 of 3)

• Shocking or tragic events do hold a special place

in memory.

– So do some unusual, exhilaratingly happy events.

• Yet even these vivid flashbulb memories tend to

become less accurate or complete over time.

• People typically remember the gist of a startling,

emotional event.

CBT treatment for PDs

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this week we will be discussing CBT treatment for PDs. Unfortunately the majority of research centers on BPD with just a bit mentioned regarding other PDs.

(this post may require some light research on the internet to answer this question but be sure to site your source)

Think about these PDs: NPD, HPD, SPD, OCPD, DPD, PPD

What would be appropriate treatment goals for these individuals? What style or type of therapy do you think could potentially be effective for each of these personalities and why? As a therapist how would you approach each of these PDs? How would the psychoanalytic and CBT schools of thought approach the problems of the disorders listed above? Where would they say the problems originate from and how would they tackle them?

PSYCHOLOGY OF CONSULTING AND COACHING

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200 words: Conflict in organizations, at all levels, is implied as being negative. Is there a time when conflict is considered positive? Explain.

200 words: discuss negative conflict and the impact on an organization

200 words: give some example of positive conflicts in an organization.

200 words: If you were a consultant, how would you resolve conflict between team members?

200 words: How would a consultant solve conflict compared to a manager?

THE BIOPSYCHOSOCIAL APPROACH

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Respond to the following in a minimum of 175 words:

The biopsychosocial approach is thought to produce a comprehensive view of an individual because it requires an in-depth look at biological, psychological, and social factors that contribute to behavior. Review one of the case studies presented in Ch. 9 of Contemporary Clinical Psychology. How are the biological, psychological, and social factors related to one another? How do these factors contribute to the individual’s presenting problem? What is the relationship between these factors and a plan for treatment?

UPCOMING CLINICAL SOCIAL WORKER

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  • You are presenting your portfolio via a YouTube video.
  • The focus of your 4-5 minute presentation should be on your development plan.  You should discuss your goals, but the detailed development plan is the focus.
  • You must wear professional attire in your presentation.
  • It would be good if you could show portions of your portfolio during your presentation.
  • Please post the link to your YouTube video
  • Make sure that your video is NOT set to private so we can view it.
  • Make sure that your link works.

APPLICATION OF CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY

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ONLY THE STARRED BULLET POINT

  1. Choose a case study from this week’s required text readings (Chapters 6 and 9 of Contemporary Clinical Psychology).
  2. Write a 300-word analysis of your selected case, in which you demonstrate an application of clinical psychology in a real-world situation.
  3. Address the following items:
  • Provide a brief overview of your selected case.
  • ****Discuss the biological, psychological, and social factors involved in your selected case.***
  • Use your selected case study to explain which interventions would be appropriate in the field of clinical psychology. For each intervention you select, provide the following:
  • The rationale for selecting the intervention
  • What would be done
  • Who would be involved
  • In what setting the intervention would occur
  • Which area the intervention is targeting, such as biological, psychological, or social factors
  1. Use information from at least three peer-reviewed publications to support your points.
  2. Format your analysis consistent with APA guidelines, including a reference page.