in 150 words or more: If you had the task of explaining to new parents how their children's brains and bodies develop in the first year of life, what would you focus on? Please explain.
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Write argument against Is it true that if there were no God, then everything would be permitted?
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Strict exclusivism is the view that there is one and only one absolutely true religion and that only the faithful of that one and only one absolutely true religion will be saved. Several people have observed that geography is by and large the single biggest indicator of what religion one practices. For instance, if one is born in Saudi Arabia, it is highly likely that she will practice Islam; if one is born in Tibet, it is highly likely he will be a Buddhist, and so on. In light of this fact, do you think it is rational to adopt strict exclusivism? Why or why not?
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Compare and contrast the common view of defendants and victims as described in the chapter. Why do you think that most people are misinformed about the typical relationship between victim and defendant?
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What do you think of Kimmel's arguments about masculinity as homophobia? Can you think of a way or a time in which gender expectations influenced your own mental or physical well-being?
See Readings online:
http://www.suarakita.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/masculinity.pdf
Chapter 7: Masculinity as Homophobia: Fear, Shame, and Silence in the Construction of Gender Identity
Michael S. Kimmel
In: Theorizing Masculinities
Edited by: Harry Brod & Michael Kaufman
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.4135/9781452243627.n7
Subject: Men's Studies
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In a minimum of 100 words, can you explain the pros and cons of EBI (evidence based interventions)?
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In what ways do you see the postmodern approaches as having some different assumptions about clients and about counseling than most of the previous therapy approaches you have studied? What are some different key concepts?
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Identify three themes in the Case in Point about "Working with jerks" from chapter 9 in the textbook Organizational Communication - Approaches and Processes by Katherine Miller and identify 3 recommendations of how the themes discovered in the case could be used to improve communication in other organizations. Explain why your recommendations will work.
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Why do you think gestalt therapy is an effective approach to group process?
Explain in 3 paragraphs with at least 5 sentences each paragraph. A total of 75 points.
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Do you think that business ethics is an oxymoron? Or do you think that ethics has an important role in business? Whichever stance your take, briefly explain the statements “business ethics is an oxymoron” and “ethics has an important role in business”. And then come up with two examples to support one of the two statements. You may make reference to Friedman, Sen, Frank, etc., provide examples.
Write in an essay format
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Sociology:
Why does it appear that most of society would believe that crime rates are increasing?
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As the process of communication is presented, the idea of "noise" is discussed.
When you think of "noise", in what ways does it impact relationships?
Where do you think/believe we mess up? What do you think might be helpful?
Why do you think understanding the process of communication is important for all of us.
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Human Sexuality issues always sparks much debate. Do you believe in soul mates? How about love at first sight? Do you think you’re destined to find that one-in-six-billion diamond in the rough or is happily-ever-after a matter of compromise, hard work and compatibility? You may think you’ve selected your paramour based on similar interests or that witty sense of humor, but science suggests that there are biological forces at play as well. please submit a one-page reflection on what you may have learned and/or what may have surprised you regarding the topic of Sex Science
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