Consider “Major Molineux” as a coming of age story. How does Robin “grow up” from beginning to end of thestory? What does he learn about himself, the world he lives in, and his place in it? Be sure to includediscussion of the ways the story’s depiction of the city (as particular place and as imaginative construct)contribute to Robin’s coming of age story.
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Currently, taking pictures or any type of video recording in the United States Supreme Court is not allowed. Discuss your thoughts and perspectives about allowing cameras in the United States Supreme Court during their hearings. What are the pros and cons about allowing cameras in the Court? Do you support putting cameras in the Court? Why or why not?
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13A. Which fallacy does the following statement or argument commit: “Ghetto neighborhoods are unclean. Often you find garbage strewn in the streets. This must be because the residents are unclean.”(a) weak analogy(b) Untestability(c) False cause(d) Slippery slope(e) accident
1a. Which fallacy does the following statement or argument commit: “Protesting against racial injustice only causes more of it to occur.”(a) Straw man(b) Hasty generalization(c) False cause(d) Untestability(e) Accident
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What are five events from the Pentateuch that shape the biblical story and maintain a central theme throughout?
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What do you think is the most pressing social problem facing America throughout the term of the last five presidents and today? What do you feel is the role of the government in the process of dealing with the social problems of their time on the micro and macro levels? What do you think has shaped your views?
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1. For each of the scenarios below construct a decision chart (correct and incorrect decisions) similar to Table 5-3 in the textbook, but be sure to explain what each decision means in terms of your scenario descriptions. In other words, you need to provide me more than simply Type I or Type II error in each cell of the matrix – spell it out in words – at least a sentence or two.
a. A study working with premature infants to determine if they are delayed in recognizing voices.
b. A study to determine if turning on both muscle producing genes in mice increases the strength of the mice.
c. A political study focusing on the effect of credibility on the interpretation of proposed promises.
d. A study addressing whether increased emotionality increases the risk of developing false memories.
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Sigmund Freud is regarded as the father of psychanalysis. He said in his book “The Future of an Illusion” that he thinks that religion is particularly neurotic in the sense that it results in obsessional restrictions that constrain people to believe that all that the concerns religion is right and that should not get objected. These religious restrictions provide a safeguard to the staunch that the moment they hid to the universal believes, they cannot think of having their ones and thus compels them to continue holding onto the religious believes irrespective of how deceptive they might appear.
So can you explain what he means by saying that religion is particularly neurotic ?
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i need a thesis statement for gender inequality that is arguable, and has three supporting arguments
it can be about wage gap, women sexual harrasment, patriachy
this was mine but i wasnt sure if its arguable and is good
Discriminatory challenges for women start in childhood as young girls may believe that they are only suitable for certain professionals or in some cases, only for women and mothers. These consistent messages might lead to a false belief that women are not part of the corporate environment. Gender lines were drawn early, and women's exclusion persisted during adulthood. In this paper I will argue that women are discriminated in society. I will illustrate this by explaining women's sexual abuse on a daily basis, the hierarchical roles in which they engage in and the wage gaps, and women's experience in authority are seen as less important.
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write an Implication and Assumptions for Classical Conditioning or Operant Conditioning, Observational learning?
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Describe what the social and criminal justice benefits are in the growth of the anti-domestic violence movement, and the anti-violence against women movement.
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According to Aristotle what makes someone a good communicator?
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Answer ONE of the following Discussion Questions AND respond to at least TWO classmates’ Discussion Question postings.
1) Discuss ONE of the Themes or Messages within Se7en.
2) Analyze John Doe. What was his perspective and what did it represent? What was your view of him? How did he make you feel?
3) Talk about one of the relationships within the film (Somerset/Mills, Mills/John Doe, Mills/Tracy, Somerset/Tracy, etc.).
4) What was your perspective of Detective Mills' actions at the end of Se7en? Do you feel he did the right thing? Do you think that John Doe was telling him the truth? Explain.
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Hi, 1 could you explain to me what is an emotional state based on emotional cue? 2 also how you get cultural expressions of emotion and 3 how you respond to another persons emotional state?
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review the research on fan violence, citing a specific example in the sport of your choice (including the URL). Fans have become more actively involved in spectator events in recent years (passive involvement vs. active involvement).
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