What are the four levels of measurement? Use an example to discuss each of the levels.

what are two factors that contribute to a person not committing crimes and going to prison?

One of the University's values is Integrity. Please share an experience when a relationship between two people was strengthened or damaged by a lapse in integrity or give your opinion about why you think integrity is important in maintaining relationships within a community. Respond to the post of at least one peer.

Personality tests are often used in personnel selection. Which test would you use when selecting personnel if you were a human resources manager, and why?

Your response should be at least 200 words in length.

A friend of yours is thinking of starting an organic farm in Kakani that supplies
vegetables to restaurants and hotels in Kathmandu. You are supposed to suggest her if
that is a good idea by doing an industry analysis using Porter’s five forces model.

Identify two assessment tools used for career counseling purposes. Which would you use if you were a career counselor, and why?

Your response should be at least 200 words in length.

1- In your own words, what is medicalization? How does this contribute to social control? 2- Please either watch Peter Conrad's guest video. LINK FOR THE VIDEO: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9l8LJjy5B2g Answer the following questions: A- What stood out to you and/or interested you? Discuss. B- What were Conrad’s main point(s) about medicalization? 3- The reading and Conrad’s lecture/reading discussed multiple examples of medicalization. Please do mini-research on one example of medicalization (either one briefly discussed in the content or an example not discussed yet). You may choose something medicalized in either physical or mental health. After researching your topic, please teach your peers about your topic. Address the following points: What your topic is? How is this medicalized? Has this changed over time? If so, how? Are there groups/people who disagree with this being medicalized? If yes, please discuss their point of view? What are the benefits to this being medicalized? What are the consequences/negatives of this being medicalized?

Social Construction of Health and Illness Using the Conrad & Barker (2010) reading: What is one key finding of social constructionism? Explain and provide examples. Have you noticed this before in daily life and/or the medical field? After reading the links on BMI: How is BMI socially constructed? Is using BMI a good indicator of health? Why or why not? Has the use of BMI by the medical field influenced your perception of health? Discuss. Stigma is a key concept to understanding the social construction of health and illness. Rather than reading the (long) article on this, please look up one mental health condition that is stigmatized. This may be either a current recognized mental health condition or one that has been de-pathologized. What mental health condition did you decide to look up? How does stigma affect this condition? In what ways is this condition embedded with cultural meaning? (This section should connect to the Conrad & Barker article) How do individuals come to understand and live with this illness? (This section should connect to the Conrad & Barker article) How does stigma affect the way you think about and discuss mental health? Note: you are not required to disclose your mental health status unless you are comfortable and want to. This week and last week’s content included more dense and theoretical content. Do you have any questions, comments, and/or notice any connections to your life/experiences? This section is purposely broad and intended to be as similar as possible to in-class time to discuss the material and to ask questions.

What do you think is the most crucial difference between experimental and non-experimental research regarding variables and validity?

? Please provide an example of the approach you're most attached to (perhaps discuss how might you explore your topic of interest using one of the approaches)?

What are some internal cultural patterns that cause vulnerabilities to disease?

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In a paragraph of 15 sentences or more write your response to
What is it that keeps you personally from engaging in criminal behavior?

Example: I would absolutely hate to go to jail, I do not like being told what to do or being confined into small spaces. The idea of being in a jail cell scares me and I would not have to be told when I could or could not take a shower. (Do not copy my response really put some thought into it )

Please answer one of the following questions

1. Ungerleider and Mishkin’s experiments were developed after evidence indicated that specific cognitive problems are associated with damage to specific regions of the brain. Why was that evidence insufficient to show that that region controls that cognitive function? How were Ungerleider and Mishkin’s experiments designed to avoid this limitation?

2. Ungerleider and Mishkin designed different sets of experiments to study the different routes that visual information takes through the brain depending on the kind of information being processed. Describe one of the sets of experiments, including explaining how the experiment shows what path the information takes.

3. What is the justification for studying the algorithms of cognition? What are two aspects of cognition that cannot easily be captured without theorizing about the brain?

4. What are the four main features of artificial neural networks? What does studying them contribute to our understanding of cognitive processing?

5. Discuss in detail one feature of H.M.’s condition and explain how studying that feature has informed our broader understanding of the brain.

https://content.sakai.rutgers.edu/access/content/group/f02aa0f6-61b3-4a49-a7bd-a2a6f002d39f/Readings%20-%20First%20Half/Bermudez_Brain_and_Cognition_Ch3.pdf