Pls do not handwrite the answer, this is for easy reading

Sry guy, can't find a subject for this - so I put under social sciences

It is under Human Behaviour in Organisation

Do u think ethnocentrism is harmful for businesses?

How can organisations reduce ethnocentrism? give 2 example to support your saying

The first video below contains some famous claims and comments stemming from Elon Musk, the CEO of Tesla and SpaceX (and one of the founders of PayPal, some time ago) -- and Stephen Hawking, and others. What do these observations have to do with ethics? The question is how we address the impact of technology on jobs, on human behavior, and even the meaning of human life. Be sure to check these out! Then make comments on your responses with regard to how human beings should respond, adapt, or prepare for these changes. It's probably that we can't go 'backwards'; how do we come to terms with what... 'we' have wrought!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xs_HhZrCBdg&t=15s

Nick Bostrom, "What Happens When our Computers get Smarter than We Are?"

https://www.ted.com/talks/nick_bostrom_what_happens_when_our_computers_get_smarter_than_we_are?referrer=playlist-talks_on_artificial_intelligen#t-612076

Give a brief explanation of Freud's model of personality, including the id, ego, and superego, as well as the relationship among these components.

Lydia and John were a couple in their nineties who lived in their own home and had been married over sixty years. Both were confused and forgetful. They had two sons who were in their seventies and lived in nearby towns. One son was estranged from them. The other was somewhat involved in their lives, but he had a mentally ill wife and health problems of his own to deal with. The couple first came to the attention of a protective service worker when John was hospitalized after a fall. When left on her own, Lydia’s confusion became more pronounced. A referral was made for home care services, but, when a worker went out to assess the couple, their son was present and refused services. Based on concerns of benign neglect, a protective services report was issued. A case worker investigated and substantiated the report, citing the son’s interference with services and the couple’s own inability to provide adequate care for each other. The protective services worker found both John and Lydia to be very forgetful and somewhat confused, though Lydia was the more impaired. Due to their increased physical frailty, they had been using only the first floor of their home. Since the bedrooms and bathroom were upstairs, the living arrangement presented several problems for the couple. Lydia had a regular bed, but John was sleeping on a cot. The low height of the cot caused him to lose his balance easily, resulting in several falls. Since there was no toilet downstairs, they were using a bucket in the kitchen and emptying it outside. They were unable to maintain their home and conditions became unsanitary. The son tried to help, but he had his own limitations. The elderly couple was well able to afford assistance, but they did not want to spend the money. Furthermore, even though the son who helped with paying the bills was not taking advantage of his parents financially, he was obviously concerned with “preserving his inheritance.” Meanwhile, John and Lydia were extremely conservative in terms of how they chose to spend their money; they insisted they could not afford help.

Consider Lydia’s and John’s cognitive and physical limitations as well as their social support. If presenting this case to a team of other human services providers, what developmental theories, concepts, and principles help explain this case?

What does the research tell us about the positive effects of exercise on cognitive function? What are some of the specific effects that exercise can have upon cognition? Include a discussion of information processing speed and executive function

Based on the gospel of Mark's ending, what questions are asked about the passage Mark 16:9-20 and how should the teacher or preacher answer these questions? (200 words)

Why do you believe pyschologist study the whole lifespan?

Now that you have studied the various ways that sport psychologists measure personality, which inventory would you recommend for use? Why? USING Athletic motivation industry (AMI)

In the U.S., a psychologist cannot deny that different cultures (including ethnicity, age, gender, religion, and sexual affiliation) play a role in personality development.

Research the effects that cultures can play on personality development. Answer the following questions:

What aspects of your cultural upbringing have affected your own personality development?

Think about a friend who grew up in a different culture—how did their cultural upbringing and traditions affect their personality development in a way that differed from your upbringing?

How would you analyze your own personality? Relate this to the theories of personality development that apply in your case. How will you use these new competencies in your work and personal life?

Explain how happiness is effected by social relationships, work, leisure, and religion.

Given the prompt, what potential conclusions can be drawn? Identify the variables and determine whether you can draw casual conclusions or merely correlational outcomes. Provide your evidence.

A group of high school students found that people, on average, behave more friendly, as observed by non-verbal behaviors, when they are presented neutral stimuli compared to fear-inducing stimuli.

How did Buddhism find its way into East Asia, and what were its appeal and impact? How did the Byzantine Empire preserve the legacy of Rome? no plagiarism, please