Module #5 – Basic Psychological Processes: Explain how alcoholism, or other forms of addiction, can impact the brain’s ability to consolidate memory. How do these issues eventually impact our overall intelligence?

Explain the importance of possessing a working knowledge of statistics as a special educator. If you do not understand statistics, what are some problems you might encounter as a special educator?

Describe 3 situations in which we expect parent-offspring conflict to be very strong. Consider both sides of the "equation." When should children try to maximize the amount of parenting they get for themselves? AND when should parents be most interested in withholding parenting from their current offspring?

Elaborate on the memory disorder your group selected for the assignment this week. Discuss one of the most interesting things you learned about the disorder. Use specific references you used in the PowerPoint to support your response. Comment on other’s posts to further the discussion on these disorders - consider question you could/would ask if you were listening to your classmate present on this topic

At what level would the following variables be measured

a. Distances between town

b. Intelligence measured by an IQ test

c. The ranks ordering of members of a class based on height

d. The numbering of those with blue eyes1, brown eyes 2, green eyes 3, and other clolrs 4

5) Considering "Who Rules the Corporation?", (i) provide an account of why the authors view most corporations as undemocratic and attempt to spell out what they seem to view as "undemocratic", (ii) outline their view for a more properly democratic model of corporate governance, (iii) elucidate three arguments, not found in the article, for why a more democratic model of corporate governance is more ethical than one which is less democratic, and (iv) elucidate three arguments, not found in the article, for why democratic models of corporate governance may not be the best models (explain for whom or in terms of what) to which we should aim.

Module #4 – Psychological Disorders and Learning: In the article, a neurologist named Dr. Antonello Bonci states the following, “In a sense, addiction is a pathological form of learning.” Based on the article and what we’ve learned this term, explain what Dr. Bonci means by this statement. Detail the specific factors that influence “learning” in this context.

Module #3 – Development of the Self: The article describes the life, addiction, and treatment of a patient named Patrick Perotti. Considering what you’ve learned about lifespan development and personality, what are some factors that contributed to Patrick becoming addicted to cocaine? Explain how a person’s cognitive, social, and physical development has the potential to impact addicting behaviors.

Please answer the following in your own words about Singapore.

1. How many people who are prominent in the affairs (politics, athletics, religion, arts, etc.) of the host country can you name? 2. Who are the country’s national heroes and heroines? 3. Can you recognize the country’s national anthem? 4. Are other languages spoken there besides the dominant language? What are the social and political implications of language usage? 5. What is the predominant religion? Is it a state religion? 6. What are the most important religious observances and ceremonies? How regularly do people participate in them?

What are 3 to 4 examples of effective communication and listening skills? What makes these skills effective?

conceptual understanding of the "great conversation" and " western cannon"

What are Dr. Mark Laaser’s recommendations regarding addressing sexual addiction in the church?

In what ways did the transportation revolution contribute to the development of a national market economy in the United States.

Describe the Jackson presidential administrations. Was he successful? be detailed.

Find a scholarly research article which discusses the effectiveness of the contingency managment treatment method. What was the population under study? Were the methods used, results, and practical implications of this study? Do you think the results of this study would be effective for all population? Why or why not? Would another treatment have worked better for the population under study? Why or why not?