I need an expert on Psychology Research Methods ( Intermidiate)
Budget: $250 – $750 AUD
Topic :
Does how we feel predict how we treat others?
Background to the study
Aggressive behaviours often coexist within other relationships, and how we treat each other can reflect how we have been treated in the past – the old saying, “hurt people hurt people� rings true. One of the more interesting ways that this can present isn’t in how people treat their enemies, but how they treat their friends. What might make someone act aggressively with their friends and co-workers? Is it predictable? Your task is to consider the phenomenon known as relational aggression and evaluate the use of simple demographic and psychological factors as a means to predict different type of relational aggression.
In this study, you will build on previous research, examine these questions and try to better understand relational aggression.
Your lab report should address the following questions:
Do demographics and psychological distress factors predict relational aggression?
Do predictive models differ between relational aggression subtypes?
Does how we feel predict how we treat others?
Background to the study
Aggressive behaviours often coexist within other relationships, and how we treat each other can reflect how we have been treated in the past – the old saying, “hurt people hurt people� rings true. One of the more interesting ways that this can present isn’t in how people treat their enemies, but how they treat their friends. What might make someone act aggressively with their friends and co-workers? Is it predictable? Your task is to consider the phenomenon known as relational aggression and evaluate the use of simple demographic and psychological factors as a means to predict different type of relational aggression.
In this study, you will build on previous research, examine these questions and try to better understand relational aggression.
Your lab report should address the following questions:
Do demographics and psychological distress factors predict relational aggression?
Do predictive models differ between relational aggression subtypes?