What are some social implications of an increasing number and proportion of older people in the U.S. population?

Do you think the courts have largely been effective in balancing the public safety concerns of society against the civil liberty interests of citizens in establishing criminal procedures that govern police conduct? Why or why not?

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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?

Think of a situation in which a person would react differently as a young adult versus how he/she might have acted as a teenager. Does this difference in behavior, thinking, and emotion reflect differences in post-formal thought? Why, why not?

Compare the internal working model to adult romantic relationships

How does China manifest themselves in the enforcement and interpretation of law and order?

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Please watch either Big Bucks, Big Pharma DOCUMENTARY. Link for the documentary on youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D1uARFrI9U4&feature=youtu.be

answer the following questions:

1- What were the main argument(s) of the documentary?

2- What are your reactions after watching the video?

3- The pharmaceutical industry often uses direct-to-consumer advertising (DTCA) in order to profit. The U.S. is one of the few countries where DTCA is still legal. Do you think DTCA should be legal? Why or why not?

4- In what ways does healthcare and big pharma contribute to social control and medicalization? Discuss and provide examples.  

give me a written essay on raising a child in a double career family vs in a family where parents stay at home

How does color influence shoppers?

Scenario

Consider the following quotation from The Wall Street Journal:

To U.S. farmers this year, a bountiful harvest is not something to rejoice over. So the news last week that the Agriculture Department is predicting a mammoth fall crop exceeding previous expectations was a shock to this farmland hamlet.

Instructions

Read the scenario and, respond to the following:

1.What is the economic problem?

2.Why would higher output levels diminish farm revenues?

3.What can we infer about the price elasticity of demand for agricultural products?

4.Do demand and supply come into play of the diminishing returns?

With successful candidates, they should be prepared to deal with ethical issues not only in the workplace as well also answering ethical questions during an interview process.

Would this be true or false and why would you say so?

The appropriate dress attire for an interview should make you stand out, a good way to do this is to pair your suit with a bright colored shirt and matching tie or scarf?

Would this be true or false and why?

The most common mistake someone could do during an interview process is a lie, why would this be a problem with getting hired or declined?

You’re a well-adjusted person—mature, friendly, generous, even-tempered, and not prone to violence. You decide to join the police department (in an American city) because you regard police work as a good career option and a constructive way to serve your community. The police department trains you and your fellow recruits in today’s standard ways; and, once on the job, department policy requires that you and your fellow officers take a top-down, strict approach to policing. You’re assigned to car-patrol duty in a poor, predominately Black and Latino neighborhood.

From the standpoint of social structure and social interaction--with emphasis on social institutions (such as political power/inequality, law, economy, social class, and racial-ethnic relations) and on statuses and roles for both police officers and community—describe the probable consequences of this experience:

for your relations with the non-police community, including your pre-career friends;

for your relations with fellow police officers;

and for your perceptions and interpretations of the world, emotions, priorities/politics, and personality?

The Belmont Report, ( the ethical basis for human subject guidelines used at many colleges and universities). Summarize with 200 words.or as close to 200 words