Results 1–9 of 9 for "Summary"X related to "Latest class of psychologists is more..." Refine Your Search Refine Your SearchX TopicEducation (3)Violence (2)Women & men (2)Kids & the media (1)Parenting (1) 2 more... [+] Sex (1)Teens (1)Hide detailsDocument TypeSummaryXYear2016 (2)2014 (1)2013 (1)Author/ContributorFranklin, Karen (1)Task Force on the Sexualization of Girls (1) Results 1–9 of 9 Relevance Title A-Z Title Z-A Newest First Oldest First Sort by: 1.Executive Summary for the Report of the APA Task Force on Trafficking of Women and GirlsResearch methods, responding to trafficked women and girls and recommendations for practice, public policy and education.Summary (January 2014)2.Guide to Establishing an Online Teaching ProgramThis guide helps faculty members navigate the challenges of online teaching, including resources, compensation structures and pedagogical concerns unique to the virtual classroom.Summary (August 2013)3.Prevalence of Antigay Aggression among a College SampleResearch into hate crimes motivations and perpetration rates suggests that animosity toward a minority group does not in and of itself predict hate crimes. Summary 4.Committee on Animal Research and Ethics (CARE) Video SeriesCARE has produced a series of short films on nonhuman animal research in psychology. Summary 5.Summary Report, Graduate Study in Psychology 2016: Student AttritionThis report represents data from the 2013-14 academic year and aggregate these data on program-level attrition rates by subfield at both the master’s and doctoral levels. Summary (March 2016)6.Education Leadership Conference (ELC) Summary of Participants' ResponsesSummary of participant's responses regarding inaugural and longer-term goals.Summary 7.Lo Que Padres Pueden HacerPadres pueden enseñar a sus hijas a valorarse a sí mismas por lo que son, envés de su apariencia.Summary 8.Stimuli With Abstract Value Are RewardingThe featured studies in this issue of PeePs demonstrate that reward can also be ascribed to stimuli based on more abstract value.Summary (June 2016)9.Parents' Use of Physical Punishment Increases Violent Behavior Among YouthIn this study, researchers examined the relationship between young adolescents’ involvement in and attitudes toward violence, parental use of physical punishment, and parental expectations of violence use (both perceived and stated) among youth. Summary Relevance Title A-Z Title Z-A Newest First Oldest First Sort by: Results 1–9 of 9 for "Summary"X related to "Latest class of psychologists is more..."
