Most psychologists believe that our sexual preferences and orientation are largely determined by our biology. Explore the biological and psycho-social aspects of sexual preference by completing the following items. Based […]
Addictions professionals can choose from many types of tools. Addictions assessments are divided into screening and assessment tools. Addictions screening tools are meant to determine if an addiction might be […]
Discuss how the cognitive theorists (Kelly, Beck, and Ellis) might respond to this question from a potential client: “I have been a patient of Dr. Steve Smith, who is a […]
Research on the relation between religion and prejudice is well summarized by Gordon Allport: “The role of religion is paradoxical. It makes prejudice and it unmakes prejudice.” In your opinion, […]
Assume that an individual engages in behaviors that are in conflict with their stated religious beliefs, and they experience dissonance. What impact might this have on their beliefs? What might […]
What are Robert J. Sternberg’s (in “Construct Validation of a Triangular Love Scale”) three components of intimate relationships? Is it necessary for all three to be present in an intimate […]
How do you define aggression? How aggressive do you think humans usually are? How aggressive do you think they are by nature? Are these the same or different? Why and […]
This module mentions how tensions still exist between psychology and religion. What are these tensions and can they ever be completely resolved? Defend your answer.
The Pew Forum poll states that 57% of evangelical-church congregants said they believe many religions can lead to eternal life, which is in conflict with traditional evangelical teaching. The article […]
Review “The Trolley Allegory” video: http://cola.gcumedia.com/phi103/Allegorys/phi103ccGUI.swf What would you do if you were the trolley driver? Is the driver required, permitted, or forbidden from turning the trolley onto […]
