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Nonconscious Effects Of Scent On Cognition And Behavior
There is a danger of tragedy and/or law suits in this case. What would you have done?
There is a very old joke told about a patient who asks a doctor before a procedure: “Will I be able to play the piano after this?” It rather spoils the joke if the doctor asks: “Can you play the piano now?”
I realize that all of you in this class have had some training in health care, or have studied health care systems, or have watched health care professionals practice their care. So, you won’t be surprised at the dictum – First do no harm. Now, in this chapter is the additional admonition – do so with compassion.
We want to be treated with compassion when we need health care and so does everyone else. We want to know what the procedure entails; what is the recovery time? How long will I be off work? Will there be much pain involved? How much will this cost? These issues and many more are what may be covered in the reasonable patient disclosure.
Most of us would personally like to have more information as the serious nature of the procedure increases. Think about this for yourself. What would you want to know?
The items which the health care professional needs to be fully aware of are:
Who is my patient?
How will this affect their life or their lifestyle?
What family or responsibility issues are involved?
Are their any residual consequences of this procedure?
second : Read the article titled: Smells like clean spirit: Nonconscious effects of scent on cognition and behavior (Holland, Hendricks, & Aarts, 2005) and answer the following questions. This assignment is due by _______________. Each answer should be (at minimum) an undergraduate-level paragraph in length.
1) What are the design elements: (independent variable [IV], and dependent variable [DV]) and operational definitions for all three studies?
2) What are the potential confounding variables?
3) What are the strengths and weaknesses of the study designs?
4) In what situations might smell influence your behavior?
5) Could the activation of other senses (touch, taste, sound, sight) influence behavior and in what ways?
6) What other ways could one measure cleaning-related behaviors (observationally and nonobservationally)?
7) Evaluate each of the four validities that we covered in today’s lecture (Chapter 4) in terms of this article. How “valid” or strong are they?
Smells Like Clean Spirit (Assignment 2).pdf (83.893 KB).
third: Part One: Pauli Murray
Please watch the below video on Pauli Murray
Part Two: Caster Semenya
Please watch the below videos on Caster Semenya
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eA0Eg62PAnY
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XeQYdyDsioY
Part Three: Gender Dysphoria
Please read the DSM diagnosis for Gender Dysphoria provided on blackboard
Part Four: Conversion Therapy
Please watch the below video
Part Five: Illinois and LGBTQ rights
Please visit the following Wikipedia page
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LGBT_rights_in_Illinois#Transgender_and_intersex_rights
Please view the video on BB called “A Tangle of Pathology”
Please read Parts I and II of Reflections on the Role of Black Women in the Community of Slaves
Part Two: Socialization in Media
Please watch the videos in the BB folder.
Part Three: Gamer Gate
Please watch the video and read the article in the BB folder
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