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Autism and Dementia Psychology Case Study
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The disorders that occur during infancy or childhood include Autism spectrum and autism, fetal alcohol spectrum disorder, motor disorder, and Down syndrome. The disorders have multiple causes that range from genetics, metabolism, deprivation, immune status, nutrition factors, exposure to trauma, environmental status, and toxicity (Association, American Psychiatric, 2013).  
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The Increasing Domestic Violence Psychology Case Study
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It is notable that there are six core competencies of MRT. These are Self-awareness, Self-Regulation, Optimism, Mental Agility, Strengths of Character, and Connection. This helps in attaining effective leadership skills among the senior leaders and thereby, led to the attainment of resilience to the soldiers and their family members at large.
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The Impact of Divorce on Children Psychology Case Study
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This essay focuses on the negative implications of divorce on the wellbeing of children under the age of 18. It is noted that the coping mechanism of adults is better than that of children since adults can make sound judgment pertaining to various issues that affect their lives. Children are more affected by broken families.
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Environmental Issues and Psychology Psychology Case Study
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Causes and impacts of environmental issues can be related to psychology through a field of study known as environmental psychology. It includes the study of the interrelationship between human behavior, cognition and their impacts on society. The study also explains ways that humans affect both natural and built environments and vice versa. The focus on environmental psychology is important since humans cause most of the environmental issues.
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Behavioral Theory or Cognitive Behavioral Theory Psychology Case Study
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I now understand that the client is expected to focus on their experiences, feelings, moods, and behaviors with the aim of facilitating change. The coursework enabled me to acknowledge that the counselor plays a critical role in facilitating change through inspiring and motivating change, establishing trust with the client.
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Autism Spectrum Disorder in the UK Psychology Case Study
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The primary features of ASD, begin in infancy, though the effect of these may not be visible until there is a vital change in an individual’s life. These changes are as a change in school. It is estimated that a single individual in a group of 100 individuals in Britain has autism spectrum disorder.
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How to Win Friends and Influence People Psychology Book Report/Review
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The book aims at offering psychological support to people with self-esteem issues and encourages those who are depressed. Moreover, the book is vital in explaining the techniques of handling people and how to be influential. The book targets the society at large, and the how they interact amongst themselves.
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The Significance of Play in Child Development Psychology Case Study
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The team worked under the concept of an upward spiral of grief while implementing strategies related to the Every Child Matters Act. Hence, the paper proves that play holds great significance in the life of a child. The introduction of play can alleviate stress from the young minds, thus, helping them grow emotionally and physically in the best possible manner.
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Psychology, Theology, and Spirituality in Christian Living by Mark R Mcminn Psychology Book Report/Review
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The book begins with the story of Jill, who is a depressed young lady. She thinks about various counselors while she tries to think about who is the right counselor. Some will advise her religiously while others will not, some may also opt to use therapy to solve emotional problems in patients. With this, the book thus says that the counselors are confused too.
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Man's Search for Meaning by Victor Frankl Psychology Book Report/Review
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Using the different subtopics in his work, the author is able to explain various phenomena in life and derive meanings. For instance, he discusses the essence of existence and emphasizes the thought that man should live as if he has been given a second chance. He further takes his time in the book to explain the meaning of love.
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Distracted -The Erosion of Attention and the Coming Dark Age by Maggie Jackson Psychology Book Report/Review
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In her book "Distracted: The Erosion of Attention and the Coming Dark Age", Jackson explains how technological advancements have corroded the capacity of human brains to focus deeply. Jackson presents a multi-dimensional image of the way attention shapes people, how it defines mental prowess, and tones our psychology to mindful happiness.
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Fear of Flying Psychology Case Study
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To help fear of flying people, special programs are available. People use stress inoculation training, flooding, relaxation techniques and systemic desensitization to manage a fear of flying in most cases. This information is based on controlled research on the exposure and therapy covering the fear of flying.
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Depression and Anxiety Psychology Assignment
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In medication, there are two types which include anti-depressants and anti-anxiety. In obsessive-compulsive disorders, the distinguishing characteristic is that people have unreasonable thoughts. Individuals often are culminated with fear and thus lead to repetitive behaviors. Body dysmorphic disorder is one that an individual believes that their appearance is defective and should be covered.
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Alternative Dispute Resolution in Spark Island and Spark Island Lighthouse Psychology Case Study
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ADR is a process used in lieu of judicial process, in litigation and administrative adjudication to solve disputes and conflicts and to fasten social justice (Nabatchi, 2007). Thus the residences of Spark Island, are seeking a faster and effective way of addressing their interests, whereas Timor County is seeking ways of improving its financial health by tapping into the lucrative tourist market.
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Far From the Tree Psychology Book Report/Review
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The author states that the child in such instances is expressly different from most of his or her peers and, therefore, less understood or accepted, Solomon, observes. It is true that the vertical identities tend to be reinforced from the earliest time they are detected. They are usually respected and accepted as identities.
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Depression and Its Treatment Psychology Case Study
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Major depression is a mental disorder in which feelings of melancholy, loss, exasperation, or frustration disrupt an individual’s daily life for weeks or longer (Pollit, 2013). Signs of major depression consist of diminished thinking memory and decision-making; clients have a negative mood and lack motivation, apathy, and social withdrawal.
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Fashion and Its Influence on People Psychology Article
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The external perception has an undeniable effect upon our inner identity, a perception heavily influenced by the media. “We want our lives to match our vision of the good life, itself largely a product of the media. We want to have the right clothes, the right car, the right house, the right job, the right spouse, the right children, even the right toothpaste”.
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Cross Cultural Communication in Early Childhood Education Psychology Admission/Application Essay
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 Neil is a 6-year-old Maori boy who used to live in a close-knit community prior to coming to Australia. Neil is a cheerful and energetic child who has grown speaking his native language and he has also been exposed to English and various dialects. However, he has not acquired standard English, his articulation is poor and he resorts to baby talk.
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Flashbulb Memories Psychology Article
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Flashbulb memories are unusual in that they retain minutiae not usually present in memories of everyday activities and differ further in that they also have what Brown and Kulik called a primary, or live, quality. One further striking feature is that flashbulb memories appear to endure for years and decades without noticeably degrading. 
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Diagnosing and Treatment of Schizophrenia Psychology Article
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Schizophrenia is a severe, chronic disabling brain disorder that affects the whole life of a person. It affects men and women equally, and it rarely occurs in children. It is tough to diagnose Schizophrenia in teens, and this happens because the first signs of Schizophrenia include a change in friends, drop in grades, sleep problems, and irritability.
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Social and Cognitive Bases of Behavior Psychology Assignment
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It also recognizes three stages of memory which include sensory, short-term or working, and long-term memories (Craik & Lockhart, 2008). Psychologists, in the past few decades, have performed several studies to justify the authenticity of this model. Consequently, they have formulated other theories that favor or criticize the standard model of information processing.
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Revenge Relationships Psychology Article
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The research has identified that many couples nowadays are afraid to get married because they have doubts about themselves or their partner. Some tend to feel undecided because of disloyal partners. Any woman would really feel doubtful should she find out that her boyfriend still flirting with another woman after they have made plans of getting married.
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Cognitive Psychology and Theories of Personality Psychology Assignment
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The information processing theory is applicable in my life through the adoption of TOTE. In energy, goals are set, and resources are directed for their achievement. Thus, TOTE advises me that if I have tested a specific purpose and have not achieved it, I need to operate to complete the set goal. However, if the goal is not achievable after several attempts, I need to abandon it since continued testing is imprudent.
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Essential Psychology for Managers Psychology Assignment
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The vice president gave his approval because he believes that the previous department manager failed to make competent decisions and could not acquire adequate input and enough cooperation from the department employees. The project manager contacted the vice president and attempted to persuade him to postpone his demand for modifications, but he turns down the request.      
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Positive Emotions in the Treatment of Depression Psychology Article
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Antidepressants can only offer immediate relief while putting the patient at risk for health problems caused by the side effects of drugs. Many psychologists have resorted to nurturing positive emotions in the treatment of depression as it provides a natural way to treat the problem. Positive emotions will surely help to get rid of depression without the side effects.
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Memory and the Brain: Neural Basis of Attention Processes Psychology Annotated Bibliography
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This article examines the role played by ventrolateral, dorsolateral, and frontopolar prefrontal cortex (PFC) regions in both working (WM) and long-term memory (LTM). The researchers utilized functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) to make a comparison of whether the prefrontal cortex (PFC) exhibits activation that can only be realized through one memory domain (Braver et al., 2001).
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Facilitation in Recognizing Pairs of Words: Evidence of a Dependence Between Retrieval Operations Psychology Article
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Retrieval of information from a long term memory resembled the retrieval of information from a magnetic disk. The association effect appears to be more limited to semantic decisions and same-different judgments hence, providing means for the study of relations temporarily contagious (Meyer & Schvaneveldt, 1971). 
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Psychology of Women Psychology Assignment
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The meaning of work embedded in peoples life gives us the view that work and family systems influence and are influenced by cultural norms, values and gender role ideology. People from the underrepresented group experience unique career issues and stress which contribute to the meaning of work within the broader context of their lives.
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Person-centred Care Psychology Article
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People with dementia also constitute about half of all nursing home residents (AHCA, 2013); more than 40 per cent of assisted living residents (Caffrey et al., 2012); more than one-third of older recipients of Medicaid and another state-funded home- and community-based services (Fortinsky, Fenster, and Judge, 2004; Hirdes et al., 2004; Mitchell et al., 2006); and about half of all participants in adult day programs (O’Keefe and Siebenaler, 2006).
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A Foundation for Teaching Psychology Admission/Application Essay
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The teaching skill is essential since it gives the teacher a platform to express what he knows most simply so as the student might understand. The gift of teaching entails developing a relationship with the students while applying pedagogy. The b0ok acknowledges that education does not involve one person with more excellent knowledge transmitting it to others.
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Family Structure and Juvenile Delinquency Psychology Annotated Bibliography
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The study did not consider the effect of the other social factors, instead opting to keep them constant. The article implies that there is a need to establish ways of strengthening families so that divorces and single parenthood can be minimized, which will effectively help address the juvenile delinquency issue.
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Mind over Meds by Daniel Carlat Psychology Article
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Some people have personalities that make them inclined towards confinement and solitary lifestyles, but they do not exhibit any negative psychiatric effects as a result of their behavior (Grassian, 2006). This is an aspect that needs to be explored further when discussing the psychiatric impacts of solitary confinement.
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Introduction to Research Methods Psychology Assignment
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Assessments must be submitted via Blackboard. Go to the Blackboard folder for this module. Click on the assessments tab and choose the relevant assessment portfolio (1 or 2). Download the portfolio (a word document) then enter your answers to the questions in the portfolio. Once complete, upload the portfolio document onto blackboard for marking.
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Observation of Various Life Stages Psychology Article
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For example, in colleges, they focus more on teaching and research. Specialized fields like health focus assessing, evaluating and treating people with developmental challenges. There are several stages of development. Each stage has a basic value to be development and a psychological crisis. Failure to complete a stage result in difficulties in completing successive stages hence unhealthy personality and crisis in identity. (In Fiske,2010).
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The Learning Curve of Becoming a Leader: Delegation and Motivational Skill Psychology Article
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A person who has leadership skills can further improve on those skills by practicing. An individual should explore every opportunity that arises to practice the leadership skills they have learned in books. The third step in learning about leadership is being at ease with the art of public speaking.
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The Relationship between Gender and Personality Psychology Statistics Project
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People’s perceptions about other people to a large extend seem to be based on personal characteristics, for which most of the characteristics are due to personal life experiences. Gender, optimistic tendencies, relationship status, and attachment styles are all indicative of individual personalities.
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Corporal Gibbs Hypothetical Client Psychology Report
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Currently, he is struggling to overcome lost hope, low energy; depressed mood, and sleeping problems in the fight recover. In fact, his concentration has significantly changed. What is really weighing him down is the problem of depression because he is inert and most of the time sleeping or seated on a chair without getting engaged in any productive work.
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Factors of Career Selection Psychology Essay
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It may be social factors that deprive people of choosing a profession according to their interests. Sometimes it may be certain psychological factors – people often misconceive their abilities or essence of the targeted professional sphere. According to the statistics, almost 70% of adolescents' dominant professional interests lie outside of the chosen profession.
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Formulation of Emerging Ideas In Crickets, Bats & Chaos by Louis Thomas Psychology Essay
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According to Louis Thomas, Mark Doty, and John Nash, it is my inspiration to analyze how individuals keep working, get surprised by their work and look beyond surprises in the long run. In one of his essays” Crickets, bats, &chaos” Thomas initiates the inquiry into the behavior of his cat Jeoffrey. He wonders how to classify the mind of his cat which is an uncommon question in the first place. 
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How Different Age Groups Have Different Emotional Expressions Psychology Research Paper
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There are three approaches describing emotions in humans. The James-Lange theory, Cannon-Bard theory, Schachter-Singer approach, and Opponent Process Theory have great applications. The approaches help to explain the age effect on emotional recognition. The paper contains three studies that support the hypothesis.
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The Implications of Likeability to the Social and Health Conditions of Target Persons Psychology Lab Report
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This was an experiment with a 2 (Loneliness: lonely or non-lonely) X 2 (Age: 25-year-old and 45-year-old) design. The independent variables were loneliness and the age of the target person. The dependent variable was the rating of likeableness based on a Likert scale of 1 to 7, with one being not likable and seven being extremely likable.
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Chronic Stress in Terms of Health Psychology Psychology Essay
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The influence of chronic stress over the human organism is harmful. At the same time, hardly any people realize it. Instead of attempts to remove the chronic stressor, a lot of people try to treat its symptoms. Chronic stress may reveal itself in several different ways. As a rule, people under chronic stress indulge in coffee, smoking, alcohol, and sweets.
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The Process of Moral Decision Psychology Term Paper
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That is why the mechanism of moral decision making is really interesting to analyze. There are two basic approaches, describing this process. The first one, offered by Hume, insists that moral decisions and judgments are based on emotions and intuition. On the other hand, Kant states that moral judgment may be made through reasoning only.
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Online Therapy Organizations Psychology Report
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Counselling is a remedy for psychological and behavioural problems, and it involves discussing the problem with a professional who helps to bring in change to end the predicament. The nature of counselling has developed dramatically since the wake of the nineteenth century, which brought about numerous technological developments.
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Developments Mental Health Care and Treatment since 1950s Psychology Literature review
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Mental illnesses refer to the anomalies that affect the nervous system making it hard for an individual to function properly psychologically. They can also be referred to as mental or psychiatric disorders. Mental health is very crucial to an individual given that people make rational perceptions and coordination through proper mental energy.
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The Effects of Health Anxiety on Perceived Medical Costs Psychology Research Paper
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Health anxiety (HA) refers to a condition in which people are preoccupied with the fear of contracting a severe disease (Bailey & Wells, 2015). It is also referred to as hypochondria. Some people even fear that they have already contracted the disease. In either case, there is no trace of organic pathology.
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Reflecting into My Life Psychology Admission/Application Essay
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The year was 1998.  I recall it was my senior year, as well as my last day in high school. The class was told to write a letter to ourselves visualizing where we would expect to be in the next ten years.  The instructor told us that he was going to locate and mail those letters to us at the end of the ten years.
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The Role of Spirituality in the Treatment of Depression Psychology Literature review
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The dysfunctional relationship between spirituality, religiosity, and psychiatry has existed ever since the secularization of psychology in the era of psychoanalysis. Sigmund Freud, who was fiercely critical of religion and religious claims, created a system of clinical practice devoid of attention to a person’s spirituality outside of considering those thoughts and desires as mere illusions.
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The Effect of Stress on the Extent to Which College Freshmen Exhibit Depressive Symptoms Psychology Research Paper
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The research procedure used in this study collects data about sensitive issues. Thus, it is necessary to ensure that the data is stored safely. It is also important that participants are debriefed properly after data collection and scoring are completed and should be helped to understand the meaning of their scores.
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Video Games and Violence Psychology Annotated Bibliography
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The study by Polman, de Castro and van Aken as discussed in the article looked at if watching video games versus playing them had an impact on aggressive behavior. This would take a look at children who were watching a peer play a game versus a child actually playing the game. The question at hand is the issue of whether or not simply watching a violent video game would also heighten aggressive behavior.
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