Entries by Daphne Hanson

Human responses to chemosignals

Which of the following is a scientifically accurate statement about human responses to chemosignals? Human responses to chemosignals are very similar to other animals with regard to pheromones and sexual behavior. () Chemosignals may have some influence on sexual arousal and mood, but humans are a far more complex specie than other animals, though any […]

The relevance of viewing human phenomena through the lens of the Grand Narrative

As you read Creation Regained by Wolters (2005), you likely saw the relevance of viewing human phenomena through the lens of the Grand Narrative. Discuss your view of the relationship between psychological science and a biblical worldview. Using the examples you’ve seen in Johnson’s (2010) text, discuss the viewpoint of this relationship and how it will affect […]

The tension between psychology and Christianity

The tension between psychology and Christianity has been reframed to be a calling rather than a problem. And, you’ve read about all believers’ calls to witness and mission. Contemplate what that means for you personally and what it looks like in the generational gap between Military Network Generation (NetGen) and the older generation. And share […]

The discipline of psychology

Evolutionary psychology has had a significant influence on the discipline of psychology but some take issue with its foundational assumptions. ·        Describe your worldview. Some of the constructs from the BWVI are relevant and may help you think through your worldview. ·        Is evolutionary psychology compatible with your worldview? ·        What are the strengths and weaknesses of evolutionary psychology […]

Types of personality disorders

Imagine the member of a DSM subcommittee. They and their colleagues have been asked to evaluate the 10 types of personality disorders’ organizational system. These types of personality disorders are currently categorized in three “clusters.”: Odd disorders (Cluster A), dramatic, emotional, or erratic (Cluster B), and anxious or fearful (Cluster C). Consider each of the […]