In 250 words, How do we communicate what is acceptable online behavior to youth in a way that is accepted and clear? Furthermore, how do we limit the effects of “peer pressure” on technology use and acceptance, where friends post sensitive information about themselves or personal pictures that could be abused by others?

1. Summarize the four meanings of parrhesia as explained in the first section of the Foucault lecture (p. 1-5). After summarizing the meaning of parrhesia, explain a time when you have had to play the role of a parrhesiastes (aka someone who speaks truth to power) OR if you have seen/heard someone else play this role.

2. Looking at the second section of the Foucault lecture, (p. 6-10) explain the “crisis” of democracy in the face of parrhesia. To answer this, you will need to explain both the positive and negative definitions of parrhesia, by explaining the difference between a “good” and a “bad” orator. Give an example of each kind of parrhesia (one good example one bad example).

• What are the assessment tools often used by clinicians in violence risk assessment cases? o What is the most common tool used in these cases? o What type of tools are each (i.e., actuarial, SPJ, clinical, etc.)

How do social determinants affect the health service provided?

Explain the importance of a substance use disorder counselor having an understanding of tolerance and withdrawal. What potential issues could arise if the counselor did not have this knowledge? Provide at least one example in your response. Additionally, discuss how a substance use disorder could mimic and/or co-occur with a variety of neurological, medical, and psychological disorders as discussed in the Differential Diagnoses sections of the Substance Use Disorders chapter in the DSM V

Why is it so difficult for a serious third political party, a party that has a real chance of winning the White House, to emerge in the United States?

Why is gerrymandering problematic for democracy?

As the head of the local Criminal Justice Dept. You have been tasked to write changes to departmental policy because of a recurring problem involving students failing to appear in class or appearing late in class. The dean has complained to you because he thinks attending class is a low priority for you students. Using cause and effect determine the possible causes for the late and missed classes. List the possible causes under the headings below

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QUESTION 1

Across cultures, the prevalence of alcohol use and abuse is greater in those with less education.

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QUESTION 2

Conformity, in general, is more common in individuals from lower socioeconomic standing than individuals from upper-middle class standing.

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QUESTION 3

If a researcher observed that most of the individuals from a given culture displayed an unassuming bias, what would this mean?

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QUESTION 4

According to the old Indian system of castes, an individual’s social status was primarily ________________.

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QUESTION 5

Imagine that you are a psychologist working in private practice in the U.S. You have a new client from a non-Western culture who claims that her problems are the result of evil spiritual forces that are emitted from her mother-in-law. Would you consider this client delusional?

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QUESTION 6

Experimental research shows that the principle of cognitive balance does not work outside the psychological laboratories of major European and American universities.

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QUESTION 7

Research has shown that bodily symmetry, which is considered a cross-culturally accepted feature of a beautiful body or face, is one of the strongest predictors of _________________.

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QUESTION 8

Imagine that a store-owner is experiencing an unpleasant state of emotions caused by a mismatch (disparity) between his belief that anger is inappropriate and his angry reaction to the rude behavior of a foreign tourist. What is the psychological term for this state?

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QUESTION 9

There is a folk belief that there is no such thing as mental disorder. All psychological dysfunctions are a form of punishment for sinful or inappropriate behavior in the past.

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QUESTION 10

In collectivist cultures, compared to individualist ones, there should be more tolerance for people exhibiting histrionic or anti-social traits.

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QUESTION 11

The ____________ is a measure of tolerance or intolerance toward specific personality traits in a cultural environment.

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QUESTION 12

The rules of greeting and introducing oneself to other people appear comparable across various ethnic groups.

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QUESTION 13

What is the relationship between power distance and obedience to authority?

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QUESTION 14

In terms of conflict resolution, in countries with high-powered distance, disagreements between two groups are typically resolved with the help of __________________.

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QUESTION 15

A common opinion within the field of psychology today is that it is reasonable to work within the client’s belief system and the culture-specific components of his or her illness, without necessarily endorsing the validity of such beliefs.

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Identify the UCS, UCR, CS, and CR in the following examples:

You (or your child) have come to the conclusion that your moral and/or religious identity has changed in many ways since you were a child. Describe the changes: how they conflict (or not) with those of your parents; perhaps you have matured according to Fowler's stages of faith; perhaps you identify with two or more of Haidt's clusters of moral values; perhaps your gender has contributed to your moral development

• Compare and contrast antisocial personality disorder and psychopathy. o How common are each?

Compare and contrast The Ethics of Belief by W.K Clifford and The Will to Believe by William James while also summarizing their arugments within the essay...

QUESTION 31

According to the DSM, ______________ is a clinically significant behavioral and psychological syndrome or pattern that occurs in an individual and that is associated with present distress or disability or with a significantly increased risk of suffering death, pain, disability, or an important loss of freedom.

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QUESTION 32

Tolerance thresholds are relatively high, and tolerance to independent behavior and a range of deviations from the norm is a description of which culture?

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QUESTION 33

Psychologists report that people in collectivist cultures are more likely to display repressive adaptive style than people from other groups.

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QUESTION 34

Individuals from Western countries are expected to demonstrate a stronger internal locus of control than individuals from non-Western countries.

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QUESTION 35

What is the repressive adaptive style of coping with illness?

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QUESTION 36

Acculturative stress is known more commonly as:

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QUESTION 37

How are “individualism” and “conformity” related?

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QUESTION 38

Studies show that some national differences exist in the way people maintain eye contact.

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QUESTION 39

Defenders of political censorship argue that restrictions on information are necessary to protect________.

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QUESTION 40

The innovative project by Iwin Leenen, to educate health in poor rural areas in Guatemala, states in Stage 1:

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QUESTION 41

A detailed description of known diseases and injuries called the DSM is published by the World Health Organization, a branch of the United Nations.

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QUESTION 42

What should a clinical psychologist do when his or her client embraces nonscientific views about the nature of his or her condition?

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QUESTION 43

The three types of censorship are moral, ideological and :

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QUESTION 44

The tendency to be closed-minded, rigid, and inflexible in one's opinions and subsequent behavior is called “_____________.”

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QUESTION 45

In terms of cultural values, the term collectivist refers to a pattern by which a country scores low on the measure of power distance and high on the measure of individualism.

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QUESTION 46

Myths and fairy tales from all continents show a consistent pattern: “good” characters are those who obtained their success due to their effort and “bad” individuals are those who enrich themselves by harming others or doing nothing.

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QUESTION 47

Anthropologists suggest that territorial behavior is not natural for individuals and social groups.

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QUESTION 48

Unfortunately, the Milgram experiment was not conducted in countries outside the United States and researchers had no opportunity to see if this study had cross-cultural validity.

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QUESTION 49

Japan has a higher rate of suicide than the United States.

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QUESTION 50

In Psychology, “folk beliefs” refer to common assumptions about normal and abnormal psychological functioning.

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Joe Moxingo wrote an article about chuldren growing up in a run down motel in San Bernadino. This perosn wrote to him.

We read often about the horrors throughout the world, but reporter Joe Mozingo’s pieceLinks to an external site. on the horrors faced by so many children from birth focuses on a group of kids closer to home in San Bernardino. We, as a society, have failed terribly. We ignore the growing poverty in our dense and expanding population, the huge drug addiction problem and the lack of protections for these vulnerable people within our own country. Billions of dollars are spent on worthless politicians, endless wars and more, and corporate greed causes business leaders to evade their responsibility to enhance communities. Furthermore, what was once a successful public education system has become a disaster. To begin with, we must curb population growth. We need to teach sex, health, drug and alcohol education starting at an early age. Next, we can give humans a feeling of worth through vocational training, bringing back a focus on the arts and allowing educators to control the curriculum again. I have touched many lives over my 34-year teaching career. We all need to contribute to a better, more humane world. It starts today with each one of us.   DEE WHITE, Dana Point

Question: How would Thomas Hobbes of answered or solved this?

Briefly describe the informational cues based on which attributions are made.