Analysis 1: Technology has made it possible for users to share information or artifacts (books, songs, etc.) easily and at no cost. While this may seem good for users, it often harms the original creators of these works. Ethically, are the creators of technology responsible for preventing such illegal use of their creations? Defend your position fully (i.e. using multiple perspectives).

Analysis 2: In Dostoyevsky's Crime and Punishment the main character murders an old woman who has great wealth stored in her apartment. After killing her, he steals the money. He argues that (1) she is a malicious old woman (useless to herself and to society) that contributes no happiness to the world; and (2) her money would only fall into similar hands. He plans to use the money for good. Discuss the ethics of his actions and fully explain your thoughts.

Analysis 3: You are an eyewitness to a crime. A man has robbed a bank, but instead of keeping the money for himself, he donates it to a poor orphanage that can now afford to feed, clothe, and care for its children (i.e. the “Robin Hood” scenario). You know who committed the crime. What do you do? Fully support and analyze your decision from multiple perspectives. Consider why someone might answer it differently than you. Can you offer reasons for their views? Are any of these reasons persuasive?

NOTE: IT IS NOT NECESSARY FOR THE ANSWER TO BE LONG. A CONCISED AND STRAIGHT TO THE POINT ANSWER WILL BE OK. THANKS

. How do psychoanalytic and behavioral interpretations of childhood experience differ? 2. How does selective attention affect a child’s ability to learn and behave?

Based on Aguinaldo’s letter, what are some of the fraudulent justifications used by American leaders to control the Philippines? What are the sorts of obstacles Aguinaldo mentions that will make America’s conquest of the Philippines so challenging? Was he correct? Who appears to be the intended audience of Aguinaldo’s message?  

Should we adopt the land ethic suggested by Aldo Leopold? What sorts of difficulties might arise if we consider things like soil, water, and plants as members of the same moral community to which we belong?

1. which of the following states conscious thought contributes to behaviors?

a) Nueroscience b) Cognitive psychology c) Neurology d) Epidemiology

2.Workplace dynamics, policies, and culture shape behviour

a) True b) False

3. A person gets food poisoning after eating a restaurant, and attributes it to the restaurant. This is an example of:

a) Contiguity theory b) Classical conditioning c) Operant conditioning d) Cognitive dissonance

4.Match the following concepts with their theory:

Operant Conditioning Theory _____ a) Biological, psychological, and social factors influence human functioning

Contiguity Theory _____ b) The study of the impact of consequences from a voluntary behavior

Biopsychosocial Model ______ c) A response that occurs when a stimulus is present will automatically become associated with it.

Classical Conditioning Theory ______ d) A stimulus can lead to a conditioned response through association

Cognitive Dissonance e) Information that conflict's with one's beliefs will lead to rejection of the information

5. Basic research in behavioral sciences aims to predict and influence health risks and outcomes.

a) True b) False

6. When a behavior has a negative consequence and reduces the chances of that behavior in the future, it is referred to as:

a) Positive reinforcement b) Negative reinforcement c) Punishment d) Extinction

7. In a survey of 1,150 women who gave birth in Maine in 2000, a total of 468 reported taking a multivitamin at least 4 times a week during the month before becoming pregnant. Calculate the prevalence of frequent multivitamin use in this group. (Please round to one decimal place)

8. Applied research that studies health promotion and disease prevention may include: ___________ .

a) Disparities in liver cancer outcomes between alcohol drinkers and non-alcohol drinkers.

b) The effects of a mindfulness prgram on violence in public schools.

c) Access to mental health services in neighborhoods of low socioeconomic status.

d) Encouraging workers to obtain yearly flu shots.

9. A research strategy that uses careful monitoring and observation is:

a) Behavioral analysis b) Operant conditioning c) Cognitive dissonace d) Social facilitation

10. Match the following terms with their definitons

Norms ____ a) Reflection of what beliefs are collectively important

Shared values ____ b) Influence on organizational culture by informal and formal structures, services policies

Work climate ____ c) Influence by characteristics of the workplace, includes attitudes, feelings, and perceptions

Touch points ____ d) Socially acceptable behaviors

Provide two examples of closed-loop control and two examples of open-loop control in human movement

From the Early 1800's all the way until now, what has made Communism appealing to the Chinese peasant?

1 Explain the stanford prison social experiment, and explain whether you believe if attitude influenced behavior, or vice versa.

2 Define attitude and behavior according to the book.

3 In your opinion, do you believe that attitude influences behavior, or vice versa? Explain.

4 Do you believe that one can predict their behavior? Explain your answer.

5 Explain the Stanford Prison Social experiment, and explain whether you believe if attitude influenced behavior, or vice versa.

Compare and contrast the concept of God in early Judaism, early Christianity, and early Islam. How do particular works of art provide clues to concepts of divinity?

How do autobiographical memories change across the lifespan? That is, what is the relationship between one’s ability to remember a particular event and the age at which that event occurred? In your answer, discuss the reminiscence bump and the various theories purported to explain it, as well as the experimental evidence that supports each theory.