Some desert theorists and others, argue that rehabilitation is highly punitive and overly intrusive. Overly intrusive, in fact, to the point that many rehabilitative sentences are disproportionately harsh. Do you agree with this? Discuss some examples to help support and clarify your view.

How does Marx's understanding of politics differ from Hobbes'? How do their understandings of human nature differ? How are these two things related?

Development of the British-American conflict up to 1776. in at least 400 words.

NOTE: HISTORY 011: Pol&Soc Hist  

For Long term Memory, Please provide informtion on the following facts on Long term memory.:

1. Features

2. Functions

3.Strengths

4, Weaknesses

5. Examples

explain how does racial discrimination occurs and affect the workplace by the employee them salves and what we can do. ( 250) words

In your discussion post be sure to address each of the following: Describe the patterns of physical maturation during puberty for males during adolescence. Describe the patterns of physical maturation during puberty for females during adolescence. Analyze the impact of early and late maturation on: Self-concept Self-Esteem Social relationships Describe what you believe is the biggest threat to adolescent well-being and why? Select one a moral dilemma and describe how you would have responded to the dilemma in EACH of the stages of Kohlberg’s theory.

There are four classical experiments provided below. Select one experiment. Evaluate the method of studying this topic. Do you agree with the conclusions?

- Milgram's study on obedience

- Asch's study of conformity

- Zimbardo's Stanford Prison Experiment

- Stanley Schacter's Fear and Affiliation Study

QUESTION 11

1. Stressors in the environment such as family discord impact individuals with schizophrenia in the following way:

   	a.	They do not cause schizophrenia but they can increase the risk of relapse in an individual who already has the disorder
   	b.	It is best for those with schizophrenia to live separate from their families to prevent family stress.
   	c.	They do not impact those with schizophrenia as it is purely a neurotransmitter imbalance.
   	d.	They often have schizophrenogenetic mothers

1 points   

QUESTION 12

1. Archie has been diagnosed with a mild intellectual disability. Which of the following is true:

   	a.	His IQ is more than 2 standard deviations below the mean.
   	b.	He is not allowed by law to get married.
   	c.	He will never be able to maintain a job
   	d.	He cannot complete highschool

1 points   

QUESTION 13

1. Beltram is currently 61 and has been a heavy drinker his entire life. Lately he has started to have serious memory problems. For example, his wife Rita can have a conversation with him and then 5 minutes later he doesn't even remember speaking to her. He also has gaps in his memory about the past. Beltram's memory loss is probably due to:

   	a.	Dissociative Identity Disorder
   	b.	Alzheimer's Disease
   	c.	Dissociative Fuge
   	d.	Korsakoff's Syndrome

1 points   

QUESTION 14

1. Sara has dementia.  This has been hard for her family as she is srarting to forget them and often when her daughter's come to visit she doesn't recognize them. Sara's memory loss is:

   	a.	retrograde
   	b.	regressive
   	c.	anterograde
   	d.	substance induced

1 points   

QUESTION 15

1. Jannelle has not been sleeping more than 2 hours per night since the birth of her colicky son 3 months ago.  Which of the following is true of the effects of sleep deprivation?

   		It is cumulative in nature.
   		It is possible for the body develops tolerance to reduced sleep in a short span of time.
   		It is much more pronounced in men than women.
   		It reduces stress levels.

1 points   

QUESTION 16

1. Joaquin has been in trouble with the law since he was a kid. He ran away from home at 13 and then has been in and out of juvie for various crimes such as assault and theft his entire adolescence. Once he aged out of the juvenile justice system he has done several bids upstate for assault. Joaquin has never been able to hold down a job - nor does he really see the point. He has also been abusing substances but doesn't consider himself a addict - although many of his assault convictions happened when he was drunk and high. According to the DSM-5, Joaquin could be diagnosed with:

   	a.	Psychopathy
   	b.	Avoidant Personality Disorder
   	c.	Antisocial Personality Disorder
   	d.	Conduct Disorder

1 points   

QUESTION 17

1. Lucas is in grade two and his parents have just been called in for a meeting with his teacher. His teacher reports that Lucas is not listening to the classroom rooms and talking back. She reports that he is not physically aggressive but can sometimes say hurtful things to other children. Lucas' parents also report that he has a hard time following rules at home and engages in frequent arguments with them and his little brother. According to the DSM-5 Lucas may be diagnosed with:

   	a.	Autism Spectrum Disorder
   	b.	Oppositional Defiant disorder
   	c.	ADHD
   	d.	Conduct Disorder

1 points   

QUESTION 18

1. Zoe was in an abusive relationship and killed her boyfriend when he slept. She was charged with first degree murder. Zoe was denied bail and thus spent the six months awaiting trial in jail. During this time Zoe started getting increasingly confused and disoriented and she refused to talk to her lawyer. Zoe is most likely:

   	a.	incompetent to stand trial.
   	b.	not guilty due to mental illness.
   	c.	not guilty by reason of insanity.
   	d.	competent to stand trial.

1 points   

QUESTION 19

1. Somatic Disorders are hard to diagnose because:

   	a.	The diagnostic criteria for the somatic disorders are very vague and have poor reliabiility
   	b.	Medical doctors do not believe in the existence of somatic disorders
   	c.	The person may not be aware they are having physical problems
   	d.	It is often hard to tease apart what may be an actual medical disorder and what may be a psychological disorder

1 points   

QUESTION 20

1. Antisocial girls:

   	a.	engage in passive aggression
   	b.	Use relational aggression
   	c.	exhibit expressed belligerence
   	d.	Are very uncommon

Explain why the other types of suicide cannot explain the leading cause of suicide in South Africa.

Explain how prejudice and discrimination are moral issues. Afterwards, respond to the quesiton below.

When considering the Robber's Cave experiment by Muzafer Sherif, explain how prejudice can be increased and decreased by situational factors or norms. How can situational factors be changed to promote more prosocial attitudes and behaviors? Do you think there is a way to move beyond situational determinism and invoke individual decision making?

How would you describe "self-awareness" to someone who has never heard of this concept, and what steps might you offer this person if he/she wanted to reach a higher level of self-awareness?

I need an example of "real life" problem solving by "insight" for psychology

In at least 100 words, using sufficient detail and depth to answer the following question:

What does the core value, open-mindedness, mean to you?