Describe the Stanford prison experiment. What are your thoughts on it? (100 words minimum)

Describe Milgram’s study on obedience. What are your thoughts on it? (100 words minimum)

Describe the bystander effect. What are your thoughts on it? (100 words minimum)

What social factors affect your family life? In what ways is your family life different from that of your grandparents when they were your age?

research a news article about a policy that impacts population health. Some topic ideas include policies relating to physical activity, drinking and driving, texting and driving, and nutrition. In your initial post, address the following: Using the example you found, discuss how the specific policy either positively or negatively impacts public health. Be sure to link to the specific article for your peers’ review.

What do you believe are the most significant ways in which APA sanctions lead to state sanctions for legal and/or ethical violations in the practice of psychology and psychological research? Why?

"Johari Window"- Either analyze a conversation from a TV or movie you have recently seen or ideally, think of a recent conversation at work that was difficult or stressful and then analyze the conversation using the Johari approach (1-2 paragraphs).

Identifying Fallacies

This week’s lecture focused on applying some of the intellectual standards discussed in previous weeks and applying them to the news media. This week’s lecture also focused on the different fallacies that individuals make when trying to persuade you. Think of some of the disagreements or arguments you have had in the past – either at a personal, educational or professional level. Describe the disagreement or argument. What kinds of fallacies did you or they use as part of the argument? Was it persuasive? Did you feel good critical thinking was used in any of your examples?

Your work should be at least 500 words, but mostly draw from your own personal experience. This should be written in first person and give examples from your life. Be sure if you are using information from the readings that you properly cite your readings in this, and in all assignments.

IN YOUR OWN WORDS!!!!!! NO PLAGIARISM PLEASE!!!!!

Hamilton stated in The Federalist No. 1 that he believed “the vigor of government is essential to the security of liberty.” Do you agree? If so, why? If not, why? What do you think he meant by “vigor”?

The APA ethics code expresses ethical standards for external factors including resolving ethical issues, human relations, advertising and public statements, research and publication, and therapy. Why do you believe the APA established these standards? What is an ethical dilemma that could arise under one of these standards? Would the dilemma still exist if there was no established standard? Support your position.

Explain the relationship between spirituality, religion and social work practice

The important factor when considering your audience is determining what they need from your communication. How do we determine needs?

Discover ways in which we can determine the information that a targeted audience needs from our communications.

Describe and exemplify questionnaires prepared by renowned authors to detect learning behaviors along with the analysis of preferred (representational) cognitive models of the college students

With the advent of the Internet combined with globalization and the strong presence of multinational companies, many experts claim that cultural homogenization is destroying culture and traditional values. For example, in the future regardless of where you travel in the world, you may see a typical person on the street wearing a pair of Levis jeans, a Calvin Klein shirt, Nike shoes, while holding an iPhone in one hand and a cup of Starbucks in the other hand. State your opinion on this.

What is the ethical difference, if any, between the advantages athletes gain over other athletes as a result of weight training and the advantage they gain from enhancers like steroids? Do all athletes weight train? Why? Do all athletes take steroids? Why?

Interpersonal communication permits individuals to serve as advocates for others. How do the knowledge, skills and attitudes about interpersonal communication contribute to the role of advocate?