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How could you define operationally and measure the variables if Hypothesis: H0: p=0 (there is no...

How could you define operationally and measure the variables if Hypothesis: H0: p=0 (there is no linear relationship between playing video games and aggression). H1: p not equal to 0 (there is linear relationship between playing video games and aggression)?

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Three Sociological Paradigms Collapse Let’s assume that a “welfare stigma” exists in American society. Many people...

Three Sociological Paradigms

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Let’s assume that a “welfare stigma” exists in American society. Many people have a perception that welfare recipients are “lazy” and that they “steal” the tax money. People also believe that welfare recipients make babies to stay on welfare instead of working. In fact, most welfare recipients are children, the elderly, the sick, the mentally and physically handicapped or young mothers with few skills. Explain why this “welfare stigma” exists by using TWO of the three sociological paradigms, structural functionalism, social conflict paradigm, and symbolic interactionism.

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How Social Darwinism play a role in the debate over the annexation of the Philippines?

How Social Darwinism play a role in the debate over the annexation of the Philippines?

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do an essay is open ended related to your major (atleast on page) Apply two sociology...

do an essay is open ended related to your major (atleast on page)

Apply two sociology concepts to a topic related to your major

Provide two examples

my major is Bussiness Managment and Marketing

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Demonstrate your understanding of the NINE forms of nonverbal communication by taking a photo to represent...

Demonstrate your understanding of the NINE forms of nonverbal communication by taking a photo to represent each. Do not use photos found online. Get creative and use your imagination; ask friends or family to help stage scenes, take candid shots, use Lego figures, etc. The possibilities are endless. Start looking at the world around you through the lens of these forms of nonverbal messages. Insert each photo into your word document and discuss in depth how each relates to the specific type of nonverbal communication.
1. KINESICS

2. HAPTICS

3. PHYSICAL APPEARANCE

4. ARTIFACTS

5. ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS

6. PROXEMICS

7. CHRONEMICS

8. PARALANGUAGE

9. SILENCE

RESPONSE:
a. What did you learn about nonverbal communication as a result of this activity?

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“Several versions of the FFQ exist, but they all use a similar technique: Ask people how...

“Several versions of the FFQ exist, but they all use a similar technique: Ask people how often they eat particular foods and what serving size they usually consume. But it’s not always easy to remember everything you ate, even what you ate yesterday. People are prone to underreport what they consume, and they may not fess up to eating certain foods or may miscalculate their serving sizes.”

“When I tried keeping a seven-day food diary, I discovered … it’s surprisingly difficult to capture a record that reflects normal eating patterns when you collect only a few days’ worth of data. It so happened that I was traveling to a conference during my diary week, so I ate packaged snacks and restaurant meals far different from the foods I usually eat from my garden at home. My diary showed that before dinner one day, I’d eaten only a doughnut and two snack packs of potato chips. And what did I have for dinner? I can tell you that it was a delicious Indonesian seafood curry, but I couldn’t possibly begin to list all its ingredients.”

When asked to report their behavior, people may not have access to the information (forget or never knew it) or they may deliberately lie. Fill in the following blanks with either 'no access' or 'lie'

          1) “it’s not always easy to remember everything you ate”

                 A) no access

                 B) lie

           2) “People are prone to underreport what they consume”

                 A) no access

                 B) lie

         3) “they may not fess up to eating certain foods”

                 A) no access

                 B) lie

   4) "may miscalculate their serving sizes."

                 A) no access

                 B) lie

           5) “I can tell you that it was a delicious Indonesian seafood curry, but I couldn’t possibly begin to list all its ingredients.”

                 A) no access

                 B) lie

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Summarize developmental milestones: fine and gross motor skills, cognitive skills, and language skills that are typically...

Summarize developmental milestones: fine and gross motor skills, cognitive skills, and language skills that are typically expected to develop (at age 5-8 months, 9-12 months, 13-18 months, 19-24 months, and from 2-6 years of age). Include a description of Piaget’s stages of development during this period of life – skills and ages at which skills develop.  

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Did the founders intend the United States to be a Christian nation? Describe both sides of...

Did the founders intend the United States to be a Christian nation? Describe both sides of the argument.

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The process of amending the U.S. Constitution is an intentionally difficult one. Yet those in each...

The process of amending the U.S. Constitution is an intentionally difficult one. Yet those in each branch of government have found ways in which the Constitution can be changed informally. Describe the methods, both formal and informal, of constitutional change.

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Describe the significance of the Declaration of Independence. What was its immediate practical significance versus its...

Describe the significance of the Declaration of Independence. What was its immediate practical significance versus its more lasting significance? What philosophies influenced the ideas it contained?

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Now, look up an alternative process for decision making on the internet. You will find there...

Now, look up an alternative process for decision making on the internet. You will find there are hundreds of ideas. Tell me what it is in a paragraph of about 300 words. Dr Nosich has one technique that works well in many situations. But, it is not the only one. I encourage you to experiment with several and find the process that works best for you. After selecting the process and writing about it, go through the process writing a sentence for each step in this new technique. If you train yourself to follow a plan, you will always present well!

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Ethical Challenges related to record keeping HIPAA/FERPA

Ethical Challenges related to record keeping HIPAA/FERPA

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Not In Subjectlist . Crititcal Thinking ! Is That Even A Thing ? In 200-300 words...

Not In Subjectlist . Crititcal Thinking !

Is That Even A Thing ?

In 200-300 words paraphrase of this article: "Is that even a thing", New York Times, by Alexander Stern, April 16, 2016. Your final product will be a paraphrase.

https://opinionator.blogs.nytimes.com/2016/04/16/is-that-even-a-thing/

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Early Sociologists Collapse Choose one of the following early sociologists. Which of them is most relevant...

Early Sociologists

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Choose one of the following early sociologists. Which of them is most relevant in understanding our current society in the United States and today’s world? Why? Make sure you offer a detailed set of arguments to support your position.

a) Auguste Comte
b) Jane Addams
c) Karl Marx
d) Max Weber
e) W.E.B. DuBois

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The legal landscape is perpetually changing. Psychologists must remain abreast of these changes to avoid potentially...

The legal landscape is perpetually changing. Psychologists must remain abreast of these changes to avoid potentially damaging issues to individuals and careers. In this assignment, you will consider the current federal and state legal APA sanctions that lead to state sanctions for legal and/or ethical violations in the practice of psychology and psychological research and their influence on psychology ethics.

A detailed explanation of the issue.

A discussion of how the issue influences psychology ethics from an objective (scholarly) perspective.

A discussion of how the issue influences psychology ethics from a subjective (personal) perspective.

A discussion of how, if at all, the issue is influenced by current psychology ethics.

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