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Slide 1 Living Lab 2: Part 2 Qualitative Analysis Assessment Guidance Slide 2 Learning Outcomes Demonstrate a critical understanding of the principles that underpin the analysis and interpretation of qualitative data Demonstrate competence in presentational skills through analysis and interpretation of qualitative data using IPA Slide 3 Assessment Present the findings of a qualitative analysis to an audience. This will assess your ability to carry out an in-depth analysis of qualitative data. 8-9 minute presentation Slide 4 Break-down Overall weighting 30% of Unit Assessment weighting 80% of …
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Slide 1 Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis (IPA) Dr Alan Yates Slide 2 Qualitative Analysis: Some basic principles Guided by your research aims or questions Identify, describe, explore? Meanings, explanations, understandings? Be of sound quality The Process should be systematic but not rigid Your Interpretations should avoid making assumptions Your Subjective influences should be made clear Measures of trustworthiness [Speaker notes] Going to begin by setting the scene of the lecture and briefly recapping some of the basic principles relevant to most forms of qualitative research that y…
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Slide 1 Cross-Cultural Dialogue and Learning Project Intergenerational and Cultural Reflections on Values, Identity, and Social Change Jean Weir [Speaker notes] The presentation highlights the lessons learned from a cross-cultural conversation between me and a retired public schoolteacher named Linda Matthews. Though this assignment centers on learning from an elderly person, it should be acknowledged that the participant was actually my peer and in the same age range as me. As a result, our discussion became a more reflective one than a standard interview. This helped to compare our perspect…
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Slide 1 Schizophrenia Spectrum and Other Psychotic Disorders Slide 2 Introduction The patient John Doe will be the focus of an interview that will be written up as a report Schizophrenia spectrum and other psychotic disorders have been identified in John Doe The purpose of this in-depth interview and the accompanying report is to examine John's life experiences, the period during which he was ill, his medical background, the medications that he currently takes, and the effects the condition has had on his social and psychological elements Slide 3 Interview
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Slide 1 Health Promotion PSYC5601: Theories and Perspectives in Health Psychology Module Learning Outcomes 1.Demonstrate a comprehensive understanding of, and be able to critically evaluate the historical, social, cultural, and contextual issues related to health psychology. 2. Articulate and critically evaluate the theories and models relevant to health behaviour, risk taking and decision making in relation to health. Slide 2 Health Promotion “any event, process or activity that facilitates the protection or improvement of the health status of individuals, groups, communities or populations.…
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Slide 1 Student ID: XXXXXX Module name and code: Individual and society, FND3002 Marking Tutor: Cohort name : September 21 Group: Poster title: Include your topic within the title Introduction Introduce the theme you have chosen What will the poster cover? Core Theme (Choose one from Sex and Gender; Race and Ethnicity; Growing Up, Health and Well-being) Here you can include the purpose of choosing your theme. Importance of the theme in contemporary society to put across – stick with just a couple of bullet points. Explain your chosen core
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Slide 1 Table of content Emotions Types of emotions Individual with 8 emotions Emotions in male and female Age difference in emotion Conclusion References Slide 2 EMOTIONS As stated by Don Hockenberry emotion is a complex psychological state associated with the nervous system brought on by neuropsychological changes associated with thoughts, feelings, and degree of pleasure. Slide 3 TYPES OF EMOTIONS During the 1970s, psychologist Paul Eckman identified six basic emotions Happiness sadness disgust fear surprise anger. Slide 4 INDIVIDUAL WITH 8 EMOTIONS Slide 5 EMOTIONS THAT ARE EASY TO
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Slide 1 VFX Presentation Slide 4 Clinical Assessment & Diagnosis for Evan Passive display of excessive worthy; anxiety, social anxiety; and symptomology that comprises physical manifestations like rapid hear t rate or sweating in the presence of social stimuli, are symptoms of Evan. According to him, he feels such fears persistently, enough of which seriously interfere with performing daily activities and relationships. The symptoms are in accordance with DSM-5 criteria for Social Anxiety Disorder (SAD), marked by chills and fear, or avoiding, social situations (Dow & Wang, 2024). If other
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Slide 1 Awarding Body: Arden University Programme Name: E.g., BSc Psychology/ BA Psychology with… Module Name: Developmental Psychology Assessment Title: Narrated Presentation Student Number: Module Leader Name: Word Count (Transcript): Narration time (Presentation): Slide 2 Student number here (Please do not include your name in your presentation and narration as we mark your work anonymously) Self-Concept Development in Childhood Slide 3 Introduction Slide 4 Introduction . Self-concept refers to knowledge and beliefs an individuals has about themselves (Crone & van Drunen, 2024) with an ind…
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Slide 1 Understanding Anxiety Disorders in Aging Populations Workshop for Professionals Working with Older Adults Presenter: Jean Weir SWDS 317: Intervention Strategies with Selected Clinical Problems Slide 2 AGENDA Slide 3 What Are Anxiety Disorders? Definition: Excessive fear and anxiety with related behavioral disturbances Key Feature: Symptoms are excessive or persist beyond developmentally appropriate periods DSM-5 Change: OCD and PTSD moved to separate categories Six Anxiety Disorders: Separation Anxiety Disorder Specific Phobia Social Anxiety Disorder Panic Disorder Agoraphobia General…
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