When considering the different phases in group development (forming, storming, norming, performing, and adjourning), what are some typical situations that may occur in each phase?

Chapter 7 discusses research on skilled actions like somersaulting. Another example from sports is how baseball players catch fly balls. Think of another sport that uses a skilled actions and then explain.

Working in the healthcare field I am always forced to face with a variety of challenges. One in particular that has always stuck with me was when I first started my job as a medical assistant. In the first couple months as I was getting the hang of things, I had some trouble adjusting and getting comfortable with all the tasks and responsibilities I was given. I am thankful that I had an amazing group of co workers that were willing to help me through it as I got comfortable with the job. I was told that I had to draw blood from a patient, and although we were taught these things in school, it is different than doing it on your first patient in real life. It can get very intimidating when its your first time but sometimes we need to get out of our comfort zone to learn more. My co worker was there to guide me through the steps which made me feel very confident at the end. Something that caught my attention in the learning pit video was"We become more comfortable with the uncomfortable learning" which meant for me to get out of my comfort zone and be confident to continue to learn new things and be more knowledgeable in what I do at work as medical assistant . Some things that I tell myself when things start to get difficult is that every struggle leads to learning and accomplishing things in the end which makes me more motivated and eager to learn more. I find myself focusing more on long term goals rather than short term and remind my self that everything that I am doing are steps toward bettering myself and my career.

Can you relate to them? Have you experienced something similar? Are you impressed? Do you have advice that may have helped them at the time?

"Interview with Robot Named Sophia” Imagine the most valuable new use of computer technology. This topic gets you to ponder what the world might be like for your children. Please also discuss and pros and cons of technology in addition to challenges ahead.

1. Facial expressions can show emotion, but they also are used for conversation management. Give examples of each, and state which function you consider the most important.

What is "intersectionality", and why is this a relevant concept in anthropology? Use examples in your answer.

1. Explain why times of economic distress caused classical liberalism to fall out of favor.

sara is a 50-year-old woman who lives in a poor village in india. unfortunately, sara’s health ... Question: Sara is a 50-year-old woman who lives in a poor village in India. Unfortunately, Sara’s health ha... Sara is a 50-year-old woman who lives in a poor village in India. Unfortunately, Sara’s health has deteriorated in the last year. Her blood pressure and cholesterol are too high. She is sometimes short of breath. She has developed diabetes. She is currently dependent on a regular supply of insulin, which she picks up monthly at a government clinic. Although she is only 50, she has already suffered some of the circulatory complications of diabetes. Because of this, Sara had to spend the equivalent of $20 on health services and transportation, and missed 2 weeks of work, during which she lost another $20 of income. The total cost of this illness was about 10% of Sara’s annual earnings. There is a common perception that diabetes is a disease that affects only people in high-income countries. This, however, is not the case. Rather, the prevalence of diabetes is growing rapidly in low-income & middle-income countries. India now has the largest number of people with diabetes. The highest percentage of an adult population with the disease can be found here in which 31% of adults have diabetes. Identify the health determinants of the case study. Comment on the social, political and economic risk factors. Having identified these determinants, articulate what could be done in the short and long run to address them.

In each of the following situations, develop a tentative plan for the client. List the various services you believe each person needs initially. Include in your plan for each client both formal and generic services, and where appropriate, use social supports and support groups. Suggest other services the person might use later once the case is stabilized. Think about how you can involve others close to the per- son and how you will involve the client in planning.

You are called by the daughter of an elderly woman who lives alone. The daugh- ter lives in another city and is concerned because her mother does not drive and has seemed unhappy and listless on the phone. The daughter expresses concern that her mother seems lonely and is perhaps depressed. The daughter does not know her mother’s neighbors and calls you instead at the Office of Aging. She has told her mother she is going to call your agency for help, and the mother had no objection to that.

In two or three sentences, explain how you have seen the concept of grit work in your own life, and provide one example

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 issues discussed in the last two modules 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.

4. Why did the United States and the Soviet Union find themselves in a “Cold War” after World War II? Why was it referred to as a “Cold War?” How did the Cold War shape American domestic life and foreign policy? ESSAY QUESTION PLEASE ANSWER FULLY