A classic example of bullying is a scenario in which a much larger A classic example of bullying is a scenario in which a much larger, stronger bully physically intimidates and harasses a smaller, weaker victim to steal the victim’s lunch money. You might think that the obvious solution to the bullying in this example […]
A classic example of bullying is a scenario in which a much larger Read More »
Just as in quantitative research, when researchers set out to design Just as in quantitative research, when researchers set out to design a qualitative research study, they are guided by its purpose, and their research questions align with their selected approach and the data that will be collected. As you learned in previous weeks, alignment
Just as in quantitative research, when researchers set out to design Read More »
Increasingly, many young women have either become, or are trying to be, Increasingly, many young women have either become, or are trying to be, “sugar babies” for various reasons. Their ambition is for a sweet life of pampered luxury or help for moving to their next stage in life (e.g. college tuition, career networking, saving
Increasingly, many young women have either become, or are trying to be, Read More »
Clinicians make use of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders Clinicians make use of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (5th ed.; DSM-5) classification system to make diagnoses that will guide the choice of a treatment approach. As you read in Fundamentals of Abnormal Psychology, however, the practice of diagnosing clients and the use of
Clinicians make use of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders Read More »