Exploring the Foundations of Moral Beliefs Understanding morality involves examining the beliefs that guide our judgments about what is right and wrong, good and bad. These beliefs encompass values, rules, principles, and theories that shape our ethical framework. In “Beginning Ethics,” Vaughn (2015) defines moral beliefs as those that concern judgments about right and wrong, […]
Ivan Pavlov, B.F Skinner, [Discuss the major concepts proposed by this theorist, and how the theorist contributed to the history of psychology.] [Insert a picture of the theorist referenced properly.] [Provide examples of current events that illustrate the continued influence of the major concepts proposed in this school of thought on real life.] Behavioral Psychology: […]
Early Historical Development of Applied Behavior Analysis In 1913, John B. Watson was the first American psychologist to call himself a “behaviorist.” From 1913 to 1974, a series of events and developments took place that helped to shape and contribute to the current approach to practice in applied behavior analysis. For this discussion, please review […]
Cultural Adaptation and Psychological Perspectives: An Interview Study of a Dominican Immigrant in the United States This paper examines the experiences of a Dominican immigrant in the United States through the lens of cultural psychology. The study aims to explore the psychological, social, and cultural adaptations required when transitioning between collectivist and individualist societies. Through […]
Psychometric Analysis of Three Standardized Tests: WAIS-IV, MMPI-2-RF, and BDI-II The field of psychological assessment relies heavily on standardized tests to measure various aspects of human cognition, personality, and mental health. These instruments play a crucial role in clinical practice, research, and decision-making processes. However, the utility and effectiveness of these tests depend on their […]
