Does eating chocolate improve memory in men and women? PSY 325 Statistics of Behavioral & Social Sciences (PSI1918A) RESEARCH REPORT Does eating chocolate improve memory in men and women? Ren Jones and Robby Wilson Celsius University Kylo Wong, Taylor Hideki, Stephany Anderson and Mitchel Skaarsgard West Washington University Derrick Roberts Florida Eastern College Chocolate has […]
Inferential Statistics Article Critique PSY 325 Statistics of Behavioral & Social Sciences (PSI1918A) Inferential Statistics Article Critique There are several aspects when it comes to inferential Statistics. Exploring this concept is what drives most psychological research. After developing statistics with descriptive procedures, it turns into inferential statistics analysis. In this paper, we will look at
Descriptive Statistics Data Analysis PSY 325: Statistics for the Behavioral & Social Sciences Descriptive Statistical Analysis Data Introduction: Descriptive statistics describe the most focal features of a set of data in quantitative terms. Below is the data set representing the first twenty days of sales of a new item for a Bakery, as noted by
Inferential Statistics Article Critique Ashford University PSY325 Inferential Statistics Article Critique In this paper, I will discuss the research conducted in a study regarding women smokers and the connection between smoking and body image as it pertains to those who are physically active versus sedentary. While many individuals who quit smoking do have a tendency
Research Report Ashford University PSY 325 Research Report Introduction In this research report, I am going to examine the effects that chocolate has on memory. Understanding the relationship between chocolate and memory is important because chocolate is widely known as a type of unhealthy junk food that is not particularly good for your health ((Turner
Article Critique on “Presence of Online Reader Comments Lowers News Site Credibility” Name PSY 325: Statistics for the Behavioral & Social Sciences Introduction This research views and analyzes the ideas that affect the response of the reader’s comments on online news responsibility and reliability. The information critiques the points from “Presence of Online Reader Comments
Belongingness PSY 304 Lifespan Development Belongingness Belonginess is a natural need that we all carry for survival. According to the article titled, Exploring the Association between School Belonging and Emotional Health among Adolescents (2018), “the sense of belonging is described as significant affiliations between individuals and their surroundings–peoples, groups, or places” (Aslen, 2018, Pg. 4,
Belongingness PSY 304 Lifespan Development Belongingness I. Introduction Belonginess is a natural need that we all carry for survival. According to the article titled, Exploring the Association between School Belonging and Emotional Health among Adolescents (2018), “the sense of belonging is described as significant affiliations between individuals and their surroundings–peoples, groups, or places” (Aslen, 2018,
Adolescents, Adults, and Risk-Taking Behavior PSY 304 Lifespan Development Adolescents, Adults, and Risk-Taking Behavior When an individual takes part in dangerous activities that can potentially be harmful, they are engaging in risk-taking behavior. Many scholars suggest when it comes to risk-taking behavior, adolescents are more likely to engage in such activity than that of older
Week 4 Journal The Subjectivity and Art of Diagnosis For this week’s journal, I have chosen to discuss Susto. I have chosen this particular culture-bound syndrome instead of one of the others because I found it to be very interesting. This syndrome kind of reminds me of someone who has had an out of body