Throughout this unit, you have learned about various research methods that are used by psychologists. For this assignment, you must choose three of the six scenarios listed below. Elena is a psychologist interested in understanding the impact of a sense of control on stress in humans. She brings in students from around campus and gives them a number of choices (increasing sense of control) before exposing them to a very difficult math test. She brings in another group of students and does not give them any choices before giving them the math test. She uses the scores earned by the two groups to see if those students given choices before the test do better than the students who did not get choices. Maxim is working with Joaquin in a counseling situation. Joaquin is a resident of the local jail, having been found stealing pastries from a bake shop. When caught, Joaquin claimed that the devil told him to do it and that he had done far worse things in the past. Maxim visits with him and makes notes about what he learns about Joaquin each time they are together. Glynnis is interested in understanding how people handle confrontation. She hangs out in a store near the customer service counter unobtrusively watching the agents at the desk. She records if they respond with passive aggressiveness, kindness, or anger. Gigi is a student in the marketing department. She wants to understand more about what attracts people to certain products. She creates a document with pictures of cereal boxes and asks people to rate which box they would be most attracted to when searching for a cereal. She then gathers information about their age, income, profession, and gender. Breck is interested in studying personal space and relationships. He gathers a number of students who are strangers, acquaintances, close friends, or in romantic relationships. He brings them into a classroom and asks them to begin a conversation with each other. He records the distance between the individuals having the conversation. Lucretia works at a children’s hospital. Her responsibility is to ask children who are coming to the hospital for the first time to respond to a number of questionnaires that may help determine their anxiety, depression, and pain levels. After choosing three of the above scenarios, answer the following questions for each of your three scenarios. Which research method was used (case history, survey, naturalistic observation, psychological tests, laboratory observation, or experiment)? Identify the information in the scenario that supports your reasoning. What ethical guidelines would need to be followed to conduct this study? Which basic ideas behind early approaches in psychology most closely align with this method?

Imagine that you are a lexicographer—someone who studies and records the meaning of words. You’ve discovered a new word or phrase used among your college friends and acquaintances, and you’re thrilled to realize it’s virgin territory as far as slang dictionaries are concerned. You decide to write an article of around four pages to submit to the California Journal of Slang in order to reveal this phrase to the culture at large.In the article, you will want to do the following:1. Definition and Grammatical Function: Define the word or phrase, noting its various grammatical functions.2. Demographics for the Term: Identify the users of the word or phrase, as well as how age, sex, or other demographic features influence either the way the phrase is used or its meaning.3. Rhetorical/Social Context: Describe several social situations in which the word or phrase might be employed, as well as how different contexts affect how the word or phrase is used.4. Origin: Speculate as to the origin of the word or phrase.5. Longevity: Estimate whether you believe the expression is here to stay or just passing through the language. Justify your answer.Furthermore:-This is an academic article. Although you’re writing about slang, the diction and style of your discussion should be dignified and formal, professorial even. In your discussion of slang, then, avoid contractions, slang, and other obvious signs of informality.-Choose a title consistent with the scholarly tone of CJS.-Double space.-Number your pages.-Use italics to highlight a word or phrase.-Use indented paragraphing (i.e. not “block” paragraphing).-Edit and proofread your paper carefully.

Read the article titled "Unions and Social Inclusiveness" for a historical overview of the experience minority experience with union membership.ATTACHED THE ARTICLEAfter reading the article:1-Discuss how union membership has changed over the past 20 years and identify some reasons for those changes.2- In your opinion did this shift occur because of a change in moral consciousness or for economic reasons? Provide support for your position.APA REQUIREMENTS!!!!!