How does ecofeminism consider the issue of world hunger? Explain how these views provide a reasonable approach of how we can cooperate with the natural world and survive in terms of an adequate amount of food production.

6. Do you think the media articles fairly represent the concept of grit that Duckworth and colleagues (2007) propose in their article? Why or why not?

Who was Piaget? Who played a major influence on Piaget’s theory? Describe his stages and what the child is learning to deal with in each stage. Why are teachers and educators interested in Piaget’s theory?

Who were some of the scholars associated with learning theory? What aspect of development does this approach help psychologist understand?

How should therapeutic disclosures be handled in a psychoeducational group?

A traditional view of security promotes the idea that countries need a strong military to survive and achieve security. With a changing and more diverse set of challenges to security, is this traditional view still relevant or do countries need more and other resources? In other words, in our world today, what resources and expertise do state need for security?

(as always, building on existing posts is preferable)

despite the fact that Burke is a rhetorical critic who describes himself as a "word man," he's convinced that the creation of language began the downfall of the human race. Why?

• What kind of training and experience does a person/ social worker need before exploring issues of abuse with a child?

how did concerns about American masculinity influence the decision to annex the Philippines?

The desire for stability, involvement, belief, and conformity can have a dark side. Consider how mechanisms of social control, narrowly conceived, an support new religious, political, and psychological cults or sects. How does social control theory help explain the attractions to Heaven's Gate, the Aum Shinrikyo, the Order of the Solar Temple, or the Branch Davidians?

Many researchers suggest that there is great inequality in America today (e.g. class, race, gender, sexual orientation, national origin). Using one theoretical framework (social conflict, structural-functionalism, Feminist/Gender-Conflict Approach, RaceConflict Approach, Symbolic Interactionism), explain how and why inequality persists in America

What challenges and opportunities do non-English speakers face in the United States? In schools? In the workplace or workforce? In other everyday environments?

Is there any way of measuring how much happiness is brought about by an action? Do we have any method for comparing the happiness of two different people? If the answer is no, is there a problem for utiliitaritanism?