Category: Job

  • Impact of job

    What is Job?

    What is the impact of job?

  • Developmental Psychology

    1. Ask a family member who entered the world of work and their satisfaction with the work they are doing. Additionally, ask their elderly family member for thoughts on what to look for when considering a career and how the world of work has changed from their earlier experiences.Response should be a minimum of 250 words.
  • Personal statement

    Hello, I would like to ask you if you will be able to write a personal statement for me for UCLA. i will provide my resume and other cover letter/personal statements ive used. For this one I want it well written and they do not allow the use of AI. I was wondering if this is something you will be able to do? it will be max 2 pages, ideally 1.5 to 2 pages. Please let me know if this is something you can do.

  • Developmental Psychology

    Reflection Paper and article attached: You will choose an article a topic of developmental psychology of your choosing from a peer reviewed professional journal (you will send the article as an attachment to your paper on the due date). Topics must be related to psychology concerns and modern issues. Materials should contain required content, correct spelling, citations, punctuation, grammar, and reflect a professional manner.

    To include in the paper: highlight the main points of the article->

    1. The hypothesis of study and theories discussed.
    2. Participants (ethnicity, number, gender, ages, etc.).
    3. Describe the theory used by investigators.
    4. Methods used to obtain findings.
    5. Findings/conclusions.
    6. Limitations.
    7. The broader relevance of the research
    8. Any other pertinent information you deem necessary to summarize the article.
    9. Reflection section: How the article (your research) made you feel/ think about/ what your experience with the topic, and why are these your thoughts, why you chose the topic, how does it relate to concepts addressed in class already, what more did you want to know that was not included in the article?
    10. Reference (article, textbook, and any other sources used to help you in your presentation, use APA style for citations)

    CAUTION: presenting the work of another person as ones own work including papers, words, ideas, information, computer code, data, evidence-organizing principles, or style of presentation of someone else taken from the Internet, books, periodicals, or other sources constitutes plagiarism, which can and will result in serious academic penalties.

    Requirements: Strong

  • Multicultural America Discussion

    Discuss the following:How is (religious) belief or dis-belief reflected or constructed in group identity, and in your opinion, what are some mitigating factors that temper the disharmony inherent in this type of pluralism within ethnic and/or social groups?

    Instructions: Create an original posting

    Requirements: Strong

  • Job Question

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  • Human Sexuality

    The student will conduct an individual presentation based on a recent peer review article which topic must be related to the course content. Student will be evaluated on their presentation skills, knowledge on topic, and capability to educate peers on topic.

    1. Access the Albizu website
    2. Click on Albizu Library
    3. Using the Search box research ANY topics on sexuality/sex
    4. Use the Search Options to narrow down your results, check:
      • Full Text Peer Reviewed Search articles no more than 10 years old
    5. The article itself does not need to be turned in, however the use of the Albizu Database (as describe above) MUST be used to attain an article.
    6. After selecting an article, students will create a PowerPoint presentation consisting of but not limited to:
    • Introduction
    • Method
    • Measures
    • Results
    • Discussion
    • Limitations

    For APA references .

    Requirements: Strong

  • Human Sexuality

    The student will conduct an individual presentation based on a recent peer review article which topic must be related to the course content. Student will be evaluated on their presentation skills, knowledge on topic, and capability to educate peers on topic.

    1. Access the Albizu website
    2. Click on Albizu Library
    3. Using the Search box research ANY topics on sexuality/sex
    4. Use the Search Options to narrow down your results, check:
      • Full Text Peer Reviewed Search articles no more than 10 years old
    5. The article itself does not need to be turned in, however the use of the Albizu Database (as describe above) MUST be used to attain an article.
    6. After selecting an article, students will create a PowerPoint presentation consisting of but not limited to:
    • Introduction
    • Method
    • Measures
    • Results
    • Discussion
    • Limitations

    For APA references .

    Requirements: Strong

  • Ethnopsychology Y Individual D

    Do 7a or 7b or 7c Do ONE Only Due March 2

    ASSIGNMENT #7A: WATCH VIDEO: A GIRL LIKE ME.

    In this assignment, you will critique the film A Girl Like Me by applying models of racial identity development to the experiences of both the African American female characters and the children in the Doll Study. Your paper should address the following areas:

    1. Application of Racial Identity Models Apply at least one established model of racial identity (e.g., Crosss Nigrescence Model, Phinneys Ethnic Identity Development Model) to analyze the experiences and identity development of the African American females in the film and the children in the Doll Study.
    2. Social Influences Discuss the role of family, peers, and community in shaping the racial identities of the individuals portrayed. Provide specific examples from the film.
    3. Cultural Influences Examine the cultural values, traditions, and beliefs that influence how racial identity is formed, expressed, and challenged.
    4. Institutional Influences Critically evaluate the role of broader institutional forces, especially the media, in shaping perceptions of race, self-image, and identity development.

    Expectations:

    • Support your critique with specific scenes or examples from the film.
    • Incorporate key concepts and terminology from racial identity development theories.
    • Organize your paper with an introduction, body, and conclusion.
    • Use APA style for citations and references

    Grading Rubric: A Girl Like Me Film Critique (20 Points)

    Criteria

    Points

    Description

    Application of Racial Identity Models

    05

    5 Clearly applies at least one identity model (e.g., Cross, Phinney) to both African American females and children with strong examples.
    34 Applies a model but lacks depth, misses one group, or has limited examples.
    12 Mentions models with little or inaccurate application.
    0 No use of identity models.

    Social Influences

    04

    4 Explains role of family, peers, and community with strong examples.
    23 Some discussion but lacking depth or examples.
    1 Mentions influences briefly with little explanation.
    0 No discussion of social influences.

    Cultural Influences

    03

    3 Examines cultural values, traditions, and beliefs in depth.
    2 Some discussion but general or lacking detail.
    1 Mentions culture superficially without analysis.
    0 No mention of cultural influences.

    Institutional Influences

    03

    3 Critically evaluates institutional forces (e.g., media) with strong examples.
    2 Identifies institutions but limited analysis/examples.
    1 Mentions institutions without explanation.
    0 No discussion of institutional influences.

    Organization, Writing Quality, and APA Style

    05

    5 Well-organized with intro, body, conclusion; polished writing; correct APA.
    34 Adequate organization; minor writing/APA errors.
    12 Weak organization; frequent errors.
    0 Disorganized, poor writing, no APA.

    ASSIGNMENT 7B:ASSIGNMENT: APPLYING RACIAL IDENTITY MODELS TO PERSONAL EXPERIENCE

    In this assignment, you will apply models of racial/ethnic identity development to your own life. Your reflection should address the following areas:

    1. Stages of Racial Identity Development Identify the stages of racial or ethnic identity you have experienced (e.g., Crosss Nigrescence Model, Helms Model, Phinneys Ethnic Identity Development Model, or another framework). Describe how you moved through these stages and what they meant for your personal growth.
    2. Attitudes and Behaviors Explain how your racial identity was expressed in your attitudes, beliefs, and behaviors at different points in your development. Provide specific examples that illustrate these expressions.
    3. Influencing Factors Discuss the social, cultural, and personal factors that influenced the development of your racial/ethnic identity. These may include family, peers, community, traditions, cultural values, and social context.
    4. Barriers and Challenges Reflect on the barriers, challenges, or forms of prejudice/discrimination you have encountered in relation to race, and describe how these experiences shaped your identity journey.

    Expectations:

    • Your reflection should be 35 pages in length.
    • Draw upon at least one established model of racial/ethnic identity to ground your discussion.
    • Organize your paper with a clear introduction, body, and conclusion.
    • Use APA style for citations and references, if applicable.

    Assignment 7B: Applying Racial Identity Models to Personal Experience Grading Rubric

    Criteria

    Excellent (Full Credit)

    Satisfactory (Partial Credit)

    Needs Improvement (Little/No Credit)

    1. Stages of Racial/Ethnic Identity Development (5 pts)

    Clearly identifies and applies an established racial/ethnic identity development model (e.g., Cross, Helms, Phinney). Provides rich detail and examples of how stages were experienced personally.

    Identifies a model and describes stages with some connection to personal experience, but lacks depth or detail.

    Minimal or no reference to a model; stages not clearly identified or connected to personal growth.

    2. Attitudes and Behaviors Across Stages (4 pts)

    Thoughtfully explains how racial identity was expressed in attitudes, beliefs, and behaviors over time with specific, vivid examples.

    Explains attitudes and behaviors with some examples, but analysis is limited or lacks clarity.

    Provides little or no explanation of attitudes/behaviors, or examples are missing.

    3. Influencing Factors (Social, Cultural, Personal) (4 pts)

    Thoroughly analyzes multiple factors (family, peers, culture, traditions, community, etc.) that shaped identity development; examples are relevant and insightful.

    Identifies some influencing factors with limited explanation or examples.

    Few or no influencing factors identified; little connection to identity development.

    4. Barriers and Challenges (4 pts)

    Provides a critical and reflective discussion of barriers, prejudice, or discrimination faced; clearly explains how these shaped identity.

    Mentions barriers or challenges but provides limited reflection or shallow analysis.

    No meaningful discussion of barriers/challenges; minimal or absent connection to identity.

    5. Organization, Writing Quality, & APA Style (3 pts)

    Paper is well-organized with clear introduction, body, and conclusion. Writing is clear, polished, and free of major errors. APA style used correctly for citations/references (if applicable).

    Paper has basic structure (intro/body/conclusion) but may lack flow. Some grammar, clarity, or APA errors present.

    Disorganized, unclear, or difficult to follow. Many writing/APA errors that distract from content.

    Total: 20 Points

    ASSIGNMENT 7C: AFRO-LATINO IDENTITY AND INTERSECTIONALITY

    After watching the video What It Is Like to Be Latino and Black, reflect on the experiences of Afro-Latinos by addressing the following points:

    1. Lived Experience Discuss what you think it is like to navigate life as both Latino and Black. Consider issues of belonging, identity, and representation.
    2. Intersectionality Incorporate the concept of intersectionality from the readings to explain how overlapping identities (race, ethnicity, culture, language, etc.) shape the experiences of Afro-Latinos in unique ways.
    3. Challenges Identify some of the major social, cultural, and institutional challenges that Afro-Latinos confront, such as racism, colorism, invisibility, or stereotypes.
    4. Resolutions and Coping Strategies Explore the various ways these challenges may be addressed or resolved, including community support, activism, cultural affirmation, education, or broader social change.

    Expectations:

    • Connect your reflections to both the video and assigned readings.
    • Provide specific examples or insights to support your points.
    • Write in a clear, organized manner with thoughtful engagement

      Assignment 7C: Afro-Latino Identity and Intersectionality Grading Rubric (20 Points)

      Criteria Excellent (Full Credit) Satisfactory (Partial Credit) Needs Improvement (Minimal/No Credit) Points
      1. Lived Experience (5 pts) Provides a thoughtful, well-developed discussion of what it is like to navigate life as both Latino and Black, with clear connections to belonging, identity, and representation. Provides some discussion of Afro-Latino lived experience but lacks depth or detail; may only address one aspect (e.g., identity but not belonging/representation). Provides little to no discussion of Afro-Latino lived experience; overly vague or missing key elements. /5
      2. Intersectionality (5 pts) Accurately applies intersectionality from readings to analyze overlapping identities (race, ethnicity, culture, language, etc.); demonstrates strong understanding of the concept. Mentions intersectionality but application is superficial or incomplete; limited reference to overlapping identities. Does not apply intersectionality or misinterprets the concept. /5
      3. Challenges (4 pts) Clearly identifies multiple social, cultural, and institutional challenges faced by Afro-Latinos (e.g., racism, colorism, invisibility, stereotypes) with specific examples. Identifies some challenges but lacks detail or depth; limited examples provided. Provides minimal or no discussion of challenges faced by Afro-Latinos. /4
      4. Resolutions and Coping Strategies (4 pts) Explores multiple strategies (e.g., community support, activism, cultural affirmation, education, social change) with thoughtful analysis and examples. Mentions at least one resolution/coping strategy but without depth or clear connection to Afro-Latino experiences. No meaningful discussion of coping strategies or resolutions. /4
      5. Organization, Writing Quality, and Engagement (2 pts) Paper is well-organized, clear, and free of major grammar or spelling errors; demonstrates thoughtful engagement with video and readings. Some organizational issues or minor writing errors; engagement with sources is present but limited. Poorly organized, unclear writing, frequent errors; little to no engagement with video/readings. /2

      This is the work guideline. You just have to select one of the three and do what the instruction says, and here is the YouTube link they gave:

    Requirements: Strong

  • Developmental Psychology

    Step one: Go back to chapters 1-6

    Step two: Pick a total of three concepts that have reasonated with you personally (not 3 from each chapter, but 3 in total)

    Step three: Write a 250 word essay on each concept

    Step four: Include why you chose that concept, your experiences with that concept and how you feel that concept is important in the realm of Developmental Psychology.

    You should have 3 separate concept essays, each a minimum of 250 words.

    This is meant to be a reflection on what you feel you have learned about and how it fits into your own thought process regarding this course.

    Requirements: Strong