Entries by Daphne Hanson

Interpersonal victimization and perpetration

Due to the binary nature of the dependent variables, multilevel logistic regression models were specified using STATA 13. The analyses began with the estimation of a null model (i.e., unconditional model) with no school-level variables in order to ascertain an estimation of the intraclass correlation coefficient (Snijders & Bosker, 2012). The models fit with demographic […]

Principles of Dewey’s philosophy

John Dewey has had a profound impact on Western education. His theories on the nature and purpose of education have shaped not only the American educational system but other Western Schools of education. Explain what Dewey considered to be the purpose(s) of education Analyze at least three principles of Dewey’s philosophy and their influence on […]

Life span and developmental theory

The past two decades have brought forth many changes in life span and developmental theory. How have things changed in terms of feminist theory, patriarchy/gender expectations, social class, and economically fragile families? How have those changes influenced the way you see things within your own family system?  

Neuropsychology fear and loathing

Read the article neuropsychology fear and loathing provide a brief summary of the article (1 page) and explain how you can apply the concepts discussed to improve your life (3 pages) 1 page explaining the article and 3 pages on how you can compare and apply the concepts discussed to improve your life. I don’t […]

Indications of serious mental disorder

A 10-year-old boy who seems very intelligent to his parents and teacher is getting very low grades. He is frequently inattentive to the teacher and seems “spaced out.” There is no history of trauma to the head and no indications of serious mental disorder. It is not clear whether his problems occur solely in the […]

The importance of the brain

Consider the importance of the brain to our overall well-being and discuss what kinds of measures people can take in order to keep their brains healthy. Would it be a good idea to teach “brain maintenance” in school or college? If so, what would be some of the topics covered?