What is the unconscious in Freudian psychology and what is its role in his views on religion? How do the Oedipus complex and infantile sexuality relate to Freud’s theory of religion? According to Pals, what does Freud mean when he says that religion and belief in deities are illusions? How do Freud’s basic ideas about religion compare with those of Durkheim? What do you find useful in Freud’s theory?

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Good philosophical thinking takes time. Progress in good critical thinking is often very slow. The process of critical thinking can’t be called successful if it efficiently maximizes its inputs and outputs in the shortest measure of time: We do not produce thoughts in the mind like widgets in a factory. The reason for this is because good critical think- ing often needs to uncover that which subtle, hard to discern at first, and easy to overlook. I define subtlety as ‘a small difference or a delicate detail which takes on greater importance the more it is contemplated.’ As a demonstration, think of how many ways you can utter the word ‘Yes’, and mean something different every time. This also underlines the importance of precision, as a good thinking habit. As another example: Think of how the colour planes in a painting by Piet Mondrian, such as his ‘Composition with Yellow, Blue, and Red’ have squares of white framed by black lines, but none of the white squares are exactly the same shade of white. You won’t notice this if you look at the painting for only a few seconds, or if you view a photo of the painting on your computer screen, and your monitor’s resolution isn’t precise enough to render the subtle differences. But it is the job of reason to uncover those subtleties and lay them out to be examined directly. And the search for those subtleties cannot be rushed.

Topic: Mood Disorders

1. Review Ray Chapter 6 and DSMV criteria for Major Depressive Disorder and Bipolar Disorder and briefly describe the major differences between the two.

2. Find and compare two treatment approaches to either depression or bi-polar disorder (only select one), describe approaches, proposed outcomes, any limitations

and whether you think one or both are effective, why and under which circumstances.

3. Use APA format for all in-text citations and references (at end of paper).

Discuss the annexation of Texas and what were the conflicts that arise. How did it lead to the Mexican American war.

In what ways does U.S. culture encourage the development of intimacy during young adulthood? Are there ways in which U.S. culture frustrates this developmental priority?

Explain the three branches of the Georgia State Government..

-Explain the qualifications of a Georgia State Senator.

-Explain the qualifications  for members of the Georgia State General Assembly.

-Explain the qualifications for the Georgia Governor.

Explain the qualifications  for the Georgia Lt. Governor.

Explain the Georgia State Judicial Branch.

-Outline the history of the Georgia State Flag.

-Kindly define each of the below-listed terms. Further, use each term in a written sentence to demonstrate that you have a firm understanding of the term from a sociological perspective.

1) Theory

2) Inequality

3) Capitalism

4) Stratification

What is the goals of Early vedic religion andn Late vedic religion?

Thank you!

Have you ever read something that you suspected was fake news? In this week’s reading you will learn about strategies for determining if a source is credible. One of those strategies is the CRAAP Test.  

Currency: Is the information up to date?

Relevance: Is the information relevant to your research needs?

Authority: Who is the source of the information?

Accuracy: How reliable and truthful is the information? Can the information be verified?

Purpose: Why does the information exist?

How can the CRAAP Test help you when you look at news and articles in the future?

Drugs Affects on the Brain Writing Assignment

Directions and Rubric

After reading chapter 3 in your text "PSYCHOLOGY ELEVENTH EDITION ", write a one page analysis of the interactions of each of the three types of psychoactive drugs (depressants, stimulants, hallucinogens) and the effects they have on the brain and nervous system.  Be sure to use specific examples in your analysis.

The finished product should be one page in length double spaced with 12 point font and margins of 1 inch.

After consuming "Why still study fans? consider the connection between media habits and our identity. Think about our tastes and what they say about who we are. Are we defined by what we like or dislike in terms of popular culture? Give an example or two from your own experiences that connects to a specific point or two in this week’s readings.

Readings can be accessed using links below:

Cornel Sandvoss, Jonathan Gray, and C. Lee Harrington, “Why still study fans?” from Fandom: Identities and Communities in a Mediated World (2nd ed.)​

- https://www.pdf.investintech.com/preview-frames.php?id=WGMxUkVjRVMxVTZqTTBFZ25yOFhwbEY0SWZDNmlCbERtZE1xVGRSWkdlZkxiNWpJeCt4SFA4Z1JIaFZPT2NMeVJxYnVNWXlaN3o0c0ZyUlNDY0pjZDMwL21QaWE2KzFpbDBybnl1UnM5c3hDVWRrWUVFRHVVMlZoQnk2YjNqTmo=

After all the news and media on the testimonies of now-Justice Brett Kavanah, and Dr. Christine Ford, the behavior of the Republican male Senators and "mob" as they termed it, how does this affect women today by being able to come forward about abuse? Are women still being oppressed in this area? What theory/s can we see in motion here?

Many struggle with topic of human sexuality often from a spiritual or religious viewpoint. What are your thoughts about the debate referencing sexual orientation and gender identity either being a choice or a natural biological preference? This is to include all orientations and gender identities including heterosexual and cisgender persons.  Please don't forget to cite your source in APA format. Please also remember the following are not considered academic sources is not acceptable. Magazines, popular websites, religious texts, blogs, social media, Wikipedia, etc.