Though getting married to Mr.Collins meant getting married to an intolerable person and
being trapped in a loveless marriage, yet Miss Lucas found materialistic contentment
through this marriage . How far do you think Miss Lucas made an appropriate decision in
choosing her life partner, given the fact that she did not have many choices?

write a thesis

Ottomans, the Safavids, and Mughals more alike or different

Write an essay about your opinions on the goals of public speaking and how to achieve the goals. (about 500 words)

The essay should include the following:

The varieties of public speaking;

The ways to achieve the goals.

What is is a history behind therapeutic techniques ( from witchcraft to deinstitutionalization) for psychological disorders?

Is bullying a developmental phase? Why or why not?

Discuss the film and consider how Gender Dysphoria impacts families and individual. Consider the controversy that accompanies things like sexual reassignment surgery. Why might it be a good idea to have it done early? Why might it be a horrible idea to have it done early? Should to be done at all? B. Briefly discuss what feedback you might give to the man in the article. (Note: This is meant to be sound psychological information not personal opinion.)

Typically most individuals have misunderstanding regarding schizophrenia. For example, it is not uncommon for people to believe that people with schizophrenia interact with the voices in their head or that their condition is similar to dissociative identity disorder (think 'The United States of Tara'). I ask that this week you describe your own misconceptions regarding the disorder and what you learned, found interesting, etc., based on your own reading of the materials and watching the videos.

It was a very dark night as Jane started to walk to her dorm from the campus library. She was thinking about tomorrow’s test when she heard heavy breathing and then a hand on her shoulder. She turned around and saw a man looking at her while holding a bat. Without thinking, she swung her book bag with all her might – hitting the man in the chest and knocking him to the ground. Jane ran as fast as she could, running faster than she ever had back to her dorm. Her roommate couldn’t believe that 5 ft 1 Jane could take out a grown man and get as home as quick as she did.When Jane first got home, her heart was pounding; it felt like it was coming out of her chest! She was breathing rapidly; her mouth was dry and she felt extremely winded. Further, she was on edge and shaky. It was not until several hours later that Jane had finally calmed down enough to go to sleep.

a. Which part of Jane’s nervous system gave her the strength to knock the man to the ground and then run home fast? (Explain)

b. Which part of Jane’s nervous system helped calm down her body? (Explain)

Explain Pavlov's experiments with dogs and relate the findings of these experiments to stress management.

What should be America’s role in the Middle East or around the world? Explain why you think the United States should have this role or not. Identify one or two roles the United States should be engaged in internationally.

Explain the similarities and differences between Kant's concerns about sexual objectification and MacKinnon's and Dworkin's concerns about sexual objectification.

Describe the disagreement among the contractors criticism of social contract theory. (Philosophy)