Review the video tutorial in the Module One resources for a basic of overview of using the SPSS software.
Assignment: Polymorphously perverse
In this assignment you are being asked to address the following question: Freud’s view was that normal sexual behavior in adults could develop only if many aspects of the child’s “polymorphously perverse” sexual predispositions were repressed. First, explain this statement in at least ¾ page and use concrete examples. Be sure to define within what “” means. Second, provide some alternative theoretical perspective on how else the development of healthy adult sexuality can be explained.
Use at least 3 sources (not including anything from your textbook or the Personality Reader). Remember, sources are not the same thing as resources.
Sources are academically credible journal articles or primary source books (not textbooks).
Resources are things like textbooks, Wikipedia, web pages, and magazine and newspaper articles. In this class, expect to use academically credible sources and to lose points when you use resources instead of sources.
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Make your submission at least 2 ½ to 3 pages total (not including title page or reference page), typed, double spaced and in 12-point Times New Roman font. Include a title page and reference page, both in APA format (as the entire submission should be).
Before you begin the assignment:
· Download SPSS onto your computer. Refer to the SPSS Download and Installation FAQs if needed.
· Review the video tutorial in the Module One resources for a basic of overview of using the SPSS software.
Questions:
1) Describe a research question in psychology that interests you. Also, state a hypothesis for an experiment related to your research question.
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2) How might you test your hypothesis? Briefly describe the procedure you would use, and be sure to clearly discuss the independent variable(s) and dependent variable(s).
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3a) In SPSS, enter hypothetical data for at least 15 participants. To do this, you will first need to create the variables in the “Variable View.” You will then need to enter the data in the “Data View.” When entering your hypothetical data, be sure to:
· Name each variable
· Use a label to provide more detail about each variable
· Enter values for your variable conditions if necessary
Your data file will be submitted along with this worksheet.
3b) Provide an explanation for each of your variables. More specifically, which variable is the IV, and which is the DV? How would the variables be measured? How should the values be interpreted?
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