Locate a document on the Web that you believe to be an example of an instructional manual.  You have two options here: 1) find a good one that you could use as an example for your own, which means that you point to its strengths and try to follow them, or 2) find a bad one that you will use as a cautionary tale for your own, which means you will find the weaknesses so you can avoid them. Find at least 3 discussion points and write a paragraph explaining each.​

1. In no less than 100 words, describe Imannual Kant's moral theory.

2. In no less than 100 words, explain ethical pluralism. Provide examples of how it could be used in the world today.

SUBJECT: Philosophy

Have you ever wondered what it is like to not be able to see, hear, smell, or taste?

Choose a disorder of sensation and perception:

Discuss the life challenges that may occur due to this disorder.

Find a current event or research article that discusses an advancement in therapy/treatment related to this disorder.

List 10 positive and 10 negative traits of Barak Obama

How do psychological, biological and social issues 'shape' personality—especially the propensity for violent crime? question is about THE BKT KILLER

Please respond to this post with your own opinion, must be at least 150-250 words.

I was drawn to the question, "Are humans powerful or weak?" for many reasons; the first reason being that humans are a defined group of shared characteristics but that there are certainly drastic differences between many humans. So while I do think that some humans have a lot of power, there are humans with very little to no power; I'm thinking humans in poverty, humans of discriminated race and sex, humans in 3rd world countries, etc.. That being said, I think everyone has the power to do something, to be something, to change something, to make an effect on someone/something and in that sense all humans have the potential to be powerful; but having the potential to be powerful and being powerful are not the same.

The other reason I am drawn to this question is because sometimes I think the power we have as humans is also our weakness. And I think this in terms of environment and in humanity. We have the power and the choice to do what we want with the environment currently. However the poor choices we are making solely because, “we can”, are a huge weakness to our own survival. Maybe if there was competition from other animals and we didn’t have so much power to populate and spread we wouldn’t have caused extinction of animals or global warming.

In terms of humanity, I think the problem lies with the uneven distribution of power that leaves few powerful and all too many powerless. For example, America has the power to help refugees and undocumented immigrants, whom have so little power over everything in their lives; yet we choose to use our power to turn these humans away. I understand we can’t help everyone and we certainly all can’t “be even.” But who gets to decide who has power and who doesn’t?

Develop a set of screening questions and criteria that you, as the group leader, will use to choose the members of the group. Begin with demographics questions (name, age, address, presenting issue, etc.) There should be a minimum of 10 screening questions, not including the demographics questions

Discuss sensation and perception. Make sure you identify all sensory receptors. Discuss the two chemical senses.

How can attention be both a punisher and a reinforcer of behavior? Please use examples.

Describe the differences between media bias (type I), media bias (type II), and propaganda. Give an example of each of these.

"Are humans powerful or weak?"

Please answer with at least 3 paragraphs and include an external source

How does Roosevelt describe the West? (landscape wise and his actual views/what it represented)