Category: Psychology

 Consider the article you selected from the provided readings addressing the application of therapeutic perspectives in counseling groups. Describe how the specific counseling theory is applied in a group setting to guide interventions. What evidence is provided in the article to support the effectiveness of the approach for the selected population and focus of the group?Response...

 Assignment InstructionsIn your previous assignment, you examined professional literature to plan the structure and management of the group. With support from scholarly literature, present the following: Group goal and objectives: Provide a general statement of the desired outcomes for group members. List three to five measurable group objectives aligned with the primary group goal. Group...

 How does workplace stress affect employees and the productivity of the workplace?What types of conflict contribute to stress in the workplace?Be sure to include a minimum of 2 academic references in your answer.

 you will use the five (5) sources below to address the chosen topic.  you are, in essence, building your literature review (introduction section) for your final paper. A literature review is both a summary as well as an explanation of knowledge.  Next, based on your understanding of each article, answer the following questions that pertain to essential literature review...

Week 3: You Cant Get There From Here: Reasoning and PathwaysA traveler comes upon a farmer and asks him for directions to his destination. The farmer scratches his head and begins to give directions, but then stops, shakes his head, and begins again. After a few attempts the farmer says, You cant get there from here.Note: To begin this week, review the following media piece. For a citation of...

Assignment 1: Anatomy of a ProblemAfter examining a problem, creating a hypothesis is the next step. As you gather information relevant to the problem, you may consider the causation and correlation of particular facts. You begin to interpret the problem and plan a course of action; thus, a practical solution is formed. In addition to the information that you gather, your intuition may play a...

Week 2: Ready, Set, Stop: Approaches and the Problem Set-UpProblem solving can take you down a path filled with continuous forks or junctions; choosing one direction or approach over another might significantly alter the outcome, or become an alternative route to the same destination. Recognize that the path you choose is one of many paths that may lead to a good solution.In this week, you...

MY PROBLEM IS PROCRASTINATION AND TIME MANAGMENAssignment 1: Begin Your Journey With Problem StatementsHave you ever tried to solve a problem but the solution did not work out? What went wrong? Oftentimes, we solve problems through trial and error. This type of approach may be appropriate for simple problems when a bad decision may not have great consequences. However, when problems are complex...

Week 1: Name That Problem!Note: To begin this week, review the following media piece. For a citation of this media piece, refer to this weeks Learning Resources.Accessible player --Downloads--Download Video w/CCDownload AudioDownload TranscriptCredit: Provided by- Laureate MarketingAs you begin this week, consider how you make sense of the problems in your life. How do you identify a problem?...

Assignment: Case Study ProjectBrain and Behavior; Sensation and PerceptionLast week you submitted the first part of your case study, which involved writing an introductory paragraph about your chosen individual and finding an article in the Walden library to support your analysis of that person. You are now ready for the next phase of your Final Project.This week you will continue working on your...