Humanistic psychology contrasts sharply with psychodynamic theory. In the theories of Maslow, May, and Rogers, the concepts of choice, free will, freedom, self-actualization, and human potential are foundational. These theorists looked for what is unique in each human. They were optimistic and concerned with both conscious and unconscious aspects of the human psyche. Respond to…

In this assignment, you will review our Module 6 reading resources on conversation techniques. You’ll then create videos that demonstrate both poor and effective examples of people engaging in everyday conversations. Use your own experiences, and explain helpful strategies for making small talk, offering an apology, and giving and receiving compliments. This should be a…

What is the importance of empathy when mentoring young adults? Please write 1000 words and references no older than 2023.  

M5 Instructions Review the new information on Melissa's case. She has seen a doctor and has been diagnosed with iron deficient anemia. The doctor has recommended iron supplements, which cost approximately $50 a month, without a prescription. She has not yet purchased them.  For this assignment, we will revisit The Heights to continue helping Melissa,…

  Instructions:  Students must deliver a persuasive speech to convince their audience to consider their stance on a particular issue or argument.  The speech must be 5-7 minutes in length.  The students must also provide a written outline for their speech.  Conduct research on your topic using the library databases to find evidence (i.e. explanations, examples,…

How does Bandura's theory apply to mentoring young adults when recovering from alcoholism?  Please write 500 words and references no older than 2023.  

Wk 2 Summative Assessment: Diversity Research Article Critique The lack of diversity in psychology research can cause many problems. Some can be seen in culturally biased aspects of the D Complete the Diversity Research Article Critique in which you will critique a research article from a cultural approach. You must use the article that you…

DB#9  Reflect on instances in your everyday life where you've noticed the influence of instinct, drive, or arousal in motivating your actions. For instance, think about a time when you instinctively reacted to a sudden loud noise, a moment when you felt driven to satisfy a basic need like hunger or thirst, and an occasion…

 DISCUSSION 1 Journal activities in this course are private between you and the instructor. This journal is meant to help you consider what you have learned and come up with a plan to apply it to either your current or future profession. In your journal, reflect on the following: Based on the readings, consider generally…

 Discussion Board 1 Jamie, a 7-year-old boy, was playing in his backyard when a neighbor's large dog suddenly      jumped over the fence and barked loudly at him. Jamie was extremely frightened and started crying as the dog approached. Jamie's mother quickly intervened and took him inside, comforting him until he calmed down. This incident caused…