Reference no: EM133225120

In this forum, we will focus in-depth on an element of personality covered in past lectures.

Barbato, Giuseppe, et al. (2012) - Dopamine activation in neuroticism as measured by spontaneous eye blink rate

• A question on the case study, a request to clarify a confusing topic, etc. Start the title of this with "QUESTION" and then include a more detailed description of your question in the body of the post. For example:
  Title: "QUESTION: Confused about trust vs. mistrust"
  Body: "What happens if at first the baby has trust but then something happens in the lives of the parents and they stop being responsible to the child so the child now beings to have mistrust?"
• A relevant response to the case study is based on your critical appraisal of the research. Examples of this can include: expressing agreement/disagreement with the findings (based on appropriate research, not just your opinions), expressing concern about the methods, finding parallels with how the article relates back to the course material, addressing areas of further research exploration, explore possible bias, etc. Start the title of this with "RESPONSE" and then include a more detailed description of your response in the body of the post. For example:
  Title: "RESPONSE: Better methods must be used"
  Body: "The article used a survey to get the results. I don't think this was appropriate because... Instead, the researchers should have used..."
• Additional Information related to the topics discussed in the case study. This can be a link to another article, a video that relates back to the findings, or any other additional information you think is relevant. Start the title of this with "ADDITIONAL INFORMATION" and then include a more detailed description of your response in the body of the post. For example:
  Title: "ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: Article with contrary results"
  Body: "The results of the our case study noted...I found these results to be contrary to this other article that found...These contrary findings are interesting because...These studies may have contrary findings because..."