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This 4-page paper briefly answers six questions about phychology and communications. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
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biggest issue of academic dishonesty is plagiarism, which is the practice of using someone elses ideas (or even words) and failing to give them credit for it. When a
student plagiarizes another work, he robs those people who read his paper of the chance to examine the ideas of the other writer from whom he borrowed. He also
cheats himself out of the opportunity to learn proper referencing techniques, and, if discovered, will face stiff penalties. If a professor plagiarizes a source or is otherwise dishonest, it calls
his professional reputation, academic standing and any published works into question, and any trust his students had in him will evaporate instantly. The lines of communication between student and
professor in these circumstances will be strained and difficult, and the relationship will tend to unravel to the detriment of all. Question 2: How did Darwins work affect
psychology? Darwin had a tremendous influence on psychology because of his views with regard to the natural world. He believed that there wasnt as great a gap between
man and other animals as was generally thought, and in support of his thinking he initiated comparative studies, which in turn "launched the field of animal psychology and ethology" (Merkel,
2003). He turned the focus from structural to functional models of the mind, and, using the methods he had developed on his voyages (namely observation, data gathered from many
fields, and comparison) expanded psychological methods "beyond the physiological and introspective" (Merkel, 2003). His work made the importance of individual differences clear, and it is Darwin who first discussed
many of the ideas that were later expounded by others (Merkel, 2003). These ideas included the importance of dreams, the symbolic nature of behavior, the "existence of unconscious mental
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