During his project presentation, Bob falls sick and performs poorly. However, his colleague, Dan, concludes that Bob is timid and lacks confidence. Dan's tendency to ignore Bob's sickness and focus on his traits as a reason for his poor performance exemplifies

Please take time to view the video, “Was America Founded to Be Secular? “ as a starting point for this discussion. Explicitly discuss the concepts of religious pluralism, civil religion, and discrimination as defined in the course material in your analysis, as well as information from the historical material you discovered in your research on the Internet. Please share your thoughts.

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1. How do psychoanalytic and behavioral interpretations of childhood experience differ?

2. How does selective attention affect a child’s ability to learn and behave?

3. Why is body image particularly likely to be distorted in adolescence?

4. How do the basic four theories of language learning differ?

Instructions: Each of the following scenarios illustrates one of Freud’s defense mechanisms from the list below. Read each case, identify the defense mechanism, and explain how it is illustrated by the example.

Displacement
Regression

projection
Repression

Rationalization
Sublimation

Reaction Formation
Denial

1. After losing the soccer game by failing to stop a goal, Hester explains to her older brother, “Winning is really quite meaningless and unimportant. It has little to do with true happiness.” What defense is Hester using?

2. Angela really likes her older sister’s boyfriend and wants him to ask her out despite the fact that he only has eyes for her older sister. On a conscious level, she knows her feelings are unacceptable, so she turns it around. Angela tells her best friend, “I think Roberto dates my sister to be nearer to me.” What defense is Angela using?

3. Jack is in love with his teacher but feels guilty about it. In class, he acts like a horrible, disrespectful brat. What defense is Jack using?

4. Secretly, Amanda likes reading sexually explicit materials but she struggles because she feels it is morally wrong. She takes a job at the local library screening books for obscenity in order to protect the public. What defense is Amanda using?

5. Serika notices that her 7-year-old son likes to pull wings off flies, jab pins in the cat, and trap mice so he can cut off their tails. Serika tells herself that her son has a great future in medicine. What defense is Serika using?

6. Eric received a “fair” grade on a paper he worked very hard to complete and was quite proud of. After school, he picks a fight with his sister, calls her a jerk, and tells her she’s “stupid.” What defense is Eric using?

7. Emmanuel’s mother has been very busy taking on extra projects a t work. She frequently works late or brings the projects home to complete at night. Despite the fact that he is 8-years-old, Emmanuel has bee sucking his thumb and wetting the bed. What defense is Emmanuel using?

8. Georgia was extremely close to her grandfather. He died unexpectedly last year and though Georgia attended all the funeral services, she does not remember any of events that took place for those three days. What defense is Georgia using?

"In the digital age, our personal and collective privacy is threatened like it never has been before." In what specific ways is this true? Why should everybody insist on privacy rights, even if "they have nothing to hide"? What is at stake, if we end up losing our right to privacy? What can engineers do to help protect privacy?

Examine Bowlby and Ainsworth's work on attachment theory.

What is photo voice ? How is it used in qualitative data analysis ?

What is it that draws us as humans to music? How can listening to music impact our emotions, thoughts, or behaviors? What examples do you have from your own life of music impacting you in some way? What explanation can there be for how different music, which has different sounds, has different effects on us?

describe two events that illuminate what David’s relationship with God was like. Use one event from 1 Samuel and one from 2 Samuel. Consider his whole life, not just the early years, and how his faith was reflected in family as well as national events.

what stands out for you as to how we got from the Articles of Confederation to the Constitution.? What form of federalism do we have in each direction? Is our system of federalism effective? Why or why not. Be sure to cite your information sources for your academic support.​

Instructions: For each of the following learning examples, classical conditioning is at work. In each example, identify the unconditioned stimulus (US), conditioned stimulus (CS), unconditioned response (UR) and conditioned response (CR).

1. Jonathan loves spicy dood! Last week he ate at Tia Mexicna three times and literally perspired from the hot spices. Yesterday, as he drove past the restaurant, Jonathan began to perspire profusely.

2. When he was just a puppy, Barney’s cruel owner took him out hunting and fired his shotgun right next to Barney’s car. Barney’s new owner notices that whenever there’s a thunderstorm, Barney hides under the bed and whimpers until the storm passes.

3. Jeremiah is six months old. His mother warns his bottles in the microwave. Whenever the bell on the microwave rings, Jeremiah begins to drool.

4. Tiffany was playing with her cousin. Suddenly her cousin let out a horrifying scream and cried, “A bee!” She yanked Tiffany by the arm and dragged her brutally into the house. Now Tiffany is refusing to go outside to play, claiming she is afraid of “the bees.”

5. Serita had to give a speech for English class. She was so nervous she thought she was going to be sick. Shanelle was sitting in the front row wearing “Twilight” perfume (too much Twilight perfume). Even though her speech was over, for three days, whenever Serita smelled Shanelle’s perfume, she felt extremely nervous and sick to her stomach.

6. George had an unfortunate accident. While shaving one morning his electric razor shorted out and burned a large parch of whiskers of his chin. Now George displays a fear of electric toasters, coffee makers, and toaster ovens.

7. After a cat is exposed to repeated pairings of an electrical shock and a yellow light, the cat’s heart races whenever a yellow light is presented.

8. Marge fixed Mr. Lee her special recipe meatloaf---convinced tat he would beg for more. Several hours later, Mr. Lee felt very ill. He immediately blamed on Marge’s meatloaf and told her he would never eat it again.