As you begin to consider the Course Project and form your teams this week, take inventory and reflect on the skills necessary for a successful session.collaboration skills will be required to complete the Course Project? What skills will you need to develop the most this session? To address these questions, review the Course Outcomes and consider the way these skills may help you develop key career skills

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Directions

These directions introduce the idea of Essential Questions. Since this may be a new concept or term for you, it is a good idea to familiarize yourselfwith what an Essential Question is and how you can create your own. For some information on Essential Questions, please take a few minutes and read over the information presented on the website referenced below:

Essential Questions Explained

Essential Questions Discussion Board: These directions introduce the idea of Essential Questions. Since this may be a new concept or term for you, it is a good idea to familiarize yourself with what an Essential Question is and how you can create your own.

Formulate a response to these essential questions:

Why is technology necessary in the Justice Fields?

Why is it necessary for Justice Administrators to follow ethical and professional standards when dealing with technology?

Now you are to create 2 Essentials Questions you think will help you focus the writing of your Portfolio Project.

Briefly discuss how your questions will guide the development of your Portfolio Project.

Describe the following Perspectives:

Sociocultural

Psychodynamic

Biological

Please make sure you discuss in detail:

1) Founder of that theory, if applicable

2) Major contributions of that theory to Psychology

3) How they are used today, in 2018

1) Describe the principle and process underlying the memory work conducted with people who have PTSD. Be sure to use core concepts from the chapter in your response.

The debate regarding the legalization of drugs, particularly that of soft drugs like cannabis (or marijuana) is capable of being characterized as one which pits the concept of freedom of the individual against the concept of a paternalistic State. Advocates of legalization argue, amongst other things, that cannabis is not only less harmful than legal substances like alcohol and tobacco, but as a matter of fact has been proven to possess certain medicinal properties. In stark contrast, those opposed to legalization argue that the legalization of cannabis will act as a precursor to increased addiction to hard drugs, and will necessarily lead to an increase in the crime rate itself.

In 1937, the Marijuana (Marijuana) Tax Act was introduced by Henry Anslinger and passed, levying taxes on anyone who was associated with cannabis, hemp, or marijuana. These types of association include possession, use, sale, and many other acts which would be considered illegal today. In addition to the taxes provisioned by the bill, penal codes for the procedural use and possession of marijuana were also outlined - violators could face five years in prison in up to a $2,000 fine. In 1951, an act that superseded the Marijuana Tax Act was passed criminalizing the possession and use of cannabis, hemp, and/or marijuana. In 1969, in the case of Leary v. United States, the Marijuana Tax Act of 1937 was overturned on the grounds of the 5th Amendment because those seeking a tax stamp would have to incriminate themselves. In 1970, Congress passed the Controlled Substances Act listing cannabis as a Schedule I drug. Despite the Controlled Substances Act of 1970, many states and local cities began to decriminalize marijuana citing possession/use/sale/etc. as low priority offenses. Although many attempts have been made to reschedule cannabis off Schedule I, the Supreme Court ruled in a 2005 decision in the case of United States v. Raich, the federal government has jurisdiction over the legal status of marijuana.

Today, States are debating, and in some cases, bringing to their voters, the legalization of Marijuana.

What are the characteristics of absolute and relative moral theories? What is the relationship between the two?

Using the information above about marijuana legalization, what arguments can be made both "for" and "against" using these moral theories?

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Social media and other online settings have changed the processes of impression management. Discuss.

In psychology, why would it be necessary (or encouraged) to look at original or classical papers and reports and not just rely on later research, especially regarding on a 2000 paper by Macmillian about Phinneas Gage; what good or bad about Macmillian's article? Please provide a few reasons.

Your friend is reading the novel The Zookeeper's Wife, a story based on events during WWII. What lens does this novel most closely align with? ​Your friend is reading the novel The Zookeeper's Wife, a story based on events during WWII. What lens does this novel most closely align with? ​

No single theory can explain the behaviour of all crowds. Discuss.

In a one or two page reflection, explain how writing can be used to deepen understanding and work through complex ideas. give several specific examples of ways you have used writing as a means learning in school, work, or other areas of your life.

Upon entering his office, your therapist asks you to sit down and be comfortable. He then tells you that you should speak freely, and not to worry about censoring any thoughts you may have during the therapy session. He sits behind you to minimize any eye contact--he does not wish to serve as an authority figure during your session. At one point he cautions you about becoming defensive and suggests that you might be unconsciously attempting to block his access into gaining insight into the inner workings of your thought processes. What type of therapy do you think this is? Explain your answer.

Race and Ethnicity, describe the difference between both concepts. , describe how you saw yourself in terms of race and ethnicity before taking this course of socilogy . Then, answer the following:

How do you describe yourself?

Who are you, or, what are you?

Do you identify yourself by your race, your ethnicity, other factors, or neither?

choose an agreement you presently have with other person or group .the disagreement might be pwersonal one -such as an arguement about how to settle a financila problem or and who is blame for a present state of affairs -or it might be a dispute over a contemperary public issue ,such as the right od women to obtain abortions on demand or the value of capital punishment . write one page journal ,half page describe your side of issue.state how you feel as you do ,just as if you were presenting your position to an impotant jury. and a half page to explain the other side of the issues . this will show the empathy

Please answer the following questions. Be sure to support your answers with citations and references to existing scholarly publications. How does transformational leaderships’ focus on the affective aspects of leadership differ from the more traditional leadership styles, which are predominantly focused on tasks? Why is the concept of follower development, or helping people to achieve their own goals, such an important aspect of transformational leadership? How does this relate to Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs?

Based on the good qualities traits of the business leaders as below, please elaborate more:

1. Strong communicator

2. Positive and confidence

3. Make things happen (Act decisively, rational risk taker)

4. Willing to spend time to develop others

5. Have a high self awareness