What is compliance?

Mindlessness?

norm of reciprocity(door in the face)?

commitment and consistency (foot in the door, bait, and switch, low-ball)?

Scarcity?

Social Proof?

What factors impact conformity and explain each?

QUESTION 26 Anthropologists who work in K-12 educational settings:

a. Usually work with and/or observe constituent groups

b. See patterns of behavior and misconceptions

c. Support curricular adaptations, teach education and school culture change d

. All of the above 10 points

QUESTION 27 According to our text, racial classification means that someone or some entity will:

a. Attempt to assign humans to discrete categories based on common ancestry

b. Totally accept the idea that all human variation is based on biological variation and there is no "better of" or "worse

" c. Conclude that racial categorization will accurately define us all and for good reasons

d. Allow us to consistently looks at skin tone, facial features, eye color and hair texture and correctly assume a person's place of birth 10 points

QUESTION 28 Globalization is a set of facts, ideologies and policies which

a. Are meant to spread the connectedness of production, communication and technology around the world

b. Coordinated by Central Banks, the IMF and the World Bank

c. Supported by international financial powers to create global free markets and consumerism

d. All of the above

As culturally aware mental health counselors what components of the East/Southeastern Asian American culture: Japanese, Thai, Filipino, and Korean. (Not to be confused with South Asian Cultures that includes Indian, Nepal, and Pakistan etc.) Must we be mindful of in order to provide the best possible therapeutic outcome? What social injustice does this (East/Southeastern Culture) face and what can be done to help advocate for change to provide social justice?

Illinois Congressional Election 1858. in at least 400 words.

NOTE: HISTORY 011: Pol&Soc Hist  

Assess both the strengths and weaknesses of the famous Libet study

In what sense is language use innate and learned?

As culturally aware mental health counselors what components of the East/Southeastern Asian American culture: Japanese, Thai, Filipino, and Korean. (Not to be confused with South Asian Cultures that includes Indian, Nepal, and Pakistan etc.)  Must we be mindful of in order to provide the best possible therapeutic outcome?

What social injustice does this (East/Southeastern Culture) face and what can be done to help advocate for change to provide social justice?

What is the carousel apparatus and what it is used to study? Discuss one advantage of using the carousal apparatus and one problem with it. Do the costs outweigh the benefits? Why or why not?

Describe 2 memory strategies for forming better memories. Explain what is happening in the network with each strategy. Describe 2 reasons, according to this model, why a person might forget a piece of information.

If people are born into one culture but raised in another, to which culture(s) do they belong?

"Mohandas Gandhi once wrote: 'The golden rule of conduct, therefore, is mutual tolerance, seeing that we will never all think alike and we shall see Truth in fragments and from different angles of vision. Conscience is not the same thing for all. While there, it is a good guide for individual conduct, the imposition of that conduct upon all will be an insufferable interference with everybody's freedom of conscience.'

"How would an ethical subjectivist respond to Gandhi's words? Is Gandhi arguing from a position of ethical subjectivism or ethical objectivism? Support your answer."

Saving the Glaciers

The glaciers have been disappearing from Glacier National Park in Montana and adjoining Waterton National Park in Canada. In 1850, Glacier is said to have had 150 glaciers; in 2006 there were 27. In response to this trend, various organizations petitioned for the parks to be designated endangered by being placed on the danger list of the World Heritage Committee. As one report says,

Endangered status would require the World Heritage Committee to find ways to mitigate how climate change affects the park, [the law professor who wrote the petition] said . . . Better fuel efficiency for automobiles and stronger energy efficiency standards for buildings and appliances are among the ways to reduce greenhouse pollution that contributes to warming, the petition [said].

But some denounced the petition as unnecessary and unsupported by scientific data, while one group of scientists estimated that if climate trends continue, Glacier Park’s glaciers will disappear completely by 2030.

Justify your answers: Suppose the glaciers’ melting would have no appreciable effect on the environ- ment except that they would no longer exist. Would conservationists still be justified in trying to save the glaciers? If so, how could they justify their efforts? If not, why not? Suppose the glaciers could be saved only if the government spends $10 billion on pollution controls—money that would have to be taken away from social programs. Would this cost be worth it? Why or why not? Using the utilitarian Theory