What is Jean Piaget theory position/view on egocentric speech and how it impact's human development?

Explain the level of confidence the public tends to have in the media.

Is this current level of confidence sufficient enough to ensure a strong and vibrant democracy?

The number of infants who die before their first birthday is much higher in the United States than in other countries, and for African-Americans the rate is nearly twice as high as for white Americans. Even well-educated African American women have birth outcomes worse than white women who haven’t finished high school. Why?

We meet Andrea Jackson, a successful lawyer, executive, and mother. When Andrea was pregnant with her first child, she, like so many others, did her best to ensure a healthy baby; she ate right, exercised, abstained from alcohol and smoking, and received good prenatal care. Yet 2.5 months before her due date, she went into labor unexpectedly. Her newborn weighed less than 3 pounds. Andrea and her husband were devastated. How could this have happened?

We know that, in general, health follows wealth; on average, the higher on the socioeconomic ladder you are, the lower your risk of cancer, heart disease, diabetes, infant death, and preterm deliveries. For highly educated African American women like Andrea, the advantages of income and status do make a difference in health, but something else is still in play: racism.

There are several issues to consider about this case:

How may have Andrea’s race and culture played a role in her having a low-birth-weight baby?

Are there any culture-specific protective factors that may have helped Andrea cope with the racism she has faced?

PLEASE ANSWER WITH ABT 300-500 WORDS. THANK YOU!!!

“Happiness is only real when shared” (Into The Wild, 2007). Do you agree that we can only be happy when we are with others, or share our joy with others? Why or why not? Discuss this topic in relation to what researchers are learning about our motive to belong.

1. Assumptions:

• Your class consists of 30 students and each has a tablet OR a Smartphone.

• You have high speed internet connection OR 3G connection.

2. Select a topic that you intend to teach which can be on science, social science, a hobby, self-improvement and any others.

3. Your students – kindergarten or teenagers or college students or adults (such as workers in a particular industry).

4. Design a Lesson Plan using the template below [It is only a guide and you can adapt accordingly]

5. Your lesson should be for 60 minutes. [However, if your students are young children, you may want to break up the lesson to 30 minutes each].

6. The internet tools and content may include are as follows:

• Content from websites, blogs, etc.
• Websites with learning activities
• Video clips
• Audio clips / podcasts
• Pictures / diagrams
• Animations / 3-D images
• Online tests
• Powerpoint slides
• Blogs & discussion forums
• Facebook
• Twitter
• Any other ‘stuff’ available on the internet

[NOTE: Make sure you provide links to these resources and show how you intend to use them]

7. You do not need to provide any references as this paper relates to you designing a product.
8. State in detail in the Lesson Plan what you (Teacher) will be doing and what your Students will be doing during the 60 minutes.
9. Your Lesson Plan should be about 10-11 pages.

The statement "I think you're wrong because you used to do drugs while watching the show Family Matters" is what type of fallacy?

A. False Dilemma

b. Slippery Slope

c. Ad hominem

d. Ad populum.

Can children not learn in school if they are hungry or feel unsafe in their neighborhood? Take Maslow’s hierarchy of needs into account when answering this question. What criticisms would you offer for this hierarchy?

What are the most significant similarities and differences between ethical decision-making processes prescribed in the APA ethics code and those based on a Christian worldview? Explain. How might your research be influenced by these processes? Explain.

Social Scientists have learned a tremendous amount through case studies.

For Solomon Asch's Conformity and stigma of being different provide the following:

i) A brief overview of the case study, including its participants and its results

ii) What conclusions or realizations were made as a result of the case study, what did we learn from it about human behaviour

Many people played important roles in the Civil Rights Movement of the 1950s and 1960s, while methods of persuasion ranged from peaceful and violent protests to political action and legislation, the message was still the same. We need change. Which person do you believe played the most important role in the Civil Rights Movement? Why do you feel this person was the most significant participant in the Civil Rights Movement? What method(s) did they use to persuade the people that change was necessary and were they successful?

Consider this statement: “The aim of classroom management is to maintain a positive, productive learning environment.” Explain the ways in which teachers manage their classrooms (consider citing some of the theories that inform how teachers manage their classrooms and provide specific examples).

Briefly describe three current political or social problems facing your local community, your state, or the United States. Describe why the problems are problems, who suffers and other negative impacts, and make a suggestion as to how each problem could be solved. Make an educated guess. This post will serve as the foundation for your policy making posts this semester and your policy memorandum this semester. Be sure to cite references as required.

1) Discuss a social movement of your choosing, current or historical, using concepts from the text. How would you classify the movement (i.e. revolutionary, reform, reactionary, etc.) and why? In your view, what factors have contributed or will contribute to this movements success or failure? How might this movement be changed to produce positive social change?

(150 – 300 words (approximately)

What is a typical characteristic of qualitative research? a. Statistical procedures for data analysis b. Data collection is on-going c. Generalization of findings d. Control of contextual factors