Affiliation Research Proposals Samples For Students

Psychology

Interpersonal Relationships
Psychology
Interpersonal Relationships

Interpersonal relationships are often referred to as close relationships. For long, many people in the world and societies have had challenges establishing effective interpersonal self in relationships for various reasons. Some argue that they fear being too attached or close to people in their environments. As such, they fear losing meaning or contact of the close relationships in cases of disappointments (Altman & Taylor, 2003). Others do not advocate interpersonal relationships because of the cultural variances, religious beliefs or opinions on various subjects with the individuals in their surroundings.
Close or interpersonal ...

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Recipient designation
Recipient Address
Dear Mr. /Mrs. Recipient
Enclosed is the recommendation report in response to the investigation that aims to resolve issues being faced by Liveit Inc.This recommendation report will discuss what Liveit. Inc. needs to do in order to ensure that all the students enrolled at the Penn State University campus are well aware of the services being offered. It will also throw light on the some of the features of Facebook, which is the most formidable competitor for the company’s online platform. In consideration of these features, the report will discuss how ...

Swearing holds a unique place in society that is rife with contradictions. It can elevate one’s image as bold and assertive, and simultaneously diminish another’s image as uncouth and aggressive. It is perceived as unacceptable language in the classroom, yet essential on the sea deck. There is an innate hierarchy in swear words or phrases, which is constantly shifting. Societal change largely dictates acceptance or rejection of obscenities. Some words or phrases become acceptable within common vernacular and others mutate into objectionable vitriol. Words that were heard only in watering holes are now common on primetime television. In ...

Psychology

Answer to Question

A. Variables
1. IV #1: Ordinary manipulated between

Levels: Robbery

Forgery
2. IV #2: Attractive manipulated between

Levels: Robbery

Forgery
3. DV: the mean number of sentencing months determined using arithmetic test

B. Hypotheses

1. Main effects
Ordinary – There is a significant effect for attractiveness perception when it comes to the length of sentencing imposed on ordinary looking male than the more attractive male.
Attractive – The nature of offence may have a significant. Considering the interaction (see below) there is a difference on the length of sentencing between robbery and forgery. Attractive male is likely to be sentenced for a longer ...