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What is meant by the term, “critical period” as it refers to development?    Discuss how the...

What is meant by the term, “critical period” as it refers to development?    Discuss how the concept of critical periods applies to various aspects of physical, brain, and perceptual development. In terms of brain development, how have research findings on neuroplasticity changed our views about the rigidity imposed by critical periods?

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After the ‘occupy’ protests, there was some public outcry that ‘while the police made the arrests,...

After the ‘occupy’ protests, there was some public outcry that ‘while the

police made the arrests, the Court released the suspects/defendants.’

Therefore, there is reason to doubt whether the core elements of the

criminal justice system (i.e. the law enforcement agencies and the

courts) are working towards the same goal(s).

Critically examine this statement from the ‘system’ perspective on

the Hong Kong criminal justice system.

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apply Identity versus Role Confusion that occur to a 16year old female

apply Identity versus Role Confusion that occur to a 16year old female

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how was science able to progress in france and in england during the 17th century?

how was science able to progress in france and in england during the 17th century?

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"It has been contended that all contracts must be agreements but not all agreements need to...

"It has been contended that all contracts must be agreements but not all agreements need to be contracts"

Comment on the validity of this statement.

Support with references.

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Introduction to Robert M. Fogelson. Big-city police

Introduction to Robert M. Fogelson. Big-city police

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In John Updike's "A & P" what do you think about Sammy's decision to quit his...

In John Updike's "A & P" what do you think about Sammy's decision to quit his job?

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Do you think the world is heading for a population explosion? why or why not? compare...

Do you think the world is heading for a population explosion? why or why not? compare your thoughts on mathus, and anti-mathus perspective.

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Explain in 200 words Consider a time in your life when you thought or felt like...

Explain in 200 words

Consider a time in your life when you thought or felt like someone had a single story about you: What was this experience like? How did it happen? What did it make you feel like? How did you respond to this single narrative?

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Compare and contrast the two types of totalitarian governments that arose after 1917, that is, communism...

Compare and contrast the two types of totalitarian governments that arose after 1917, that is, communism and fascism. What were the origins of these governments, their accomplishments, and their failures? What accounts for the fact that the masses mobilized to support these movements? Elaborate.

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some have suggested that Medicare should be referred to as _____ rather than an entitlement.

some have suggested that Medicare should be referred to as _____ rather than an entitlement.

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1. It is important as an educator to be a positive role model for children when...

1. It is important as an educator to be a positive role model for children when guiding them throughout the day. How would you help the two children described below to solve their problem?Charlie and Sam, both 4 years old, are playing with cars on a race track. Charlie looks up and sees a train sitting on a shelf, and gets up to get it. Leaving his car on the track. While he's gone, Sam picks up his abandoned car and starts playing with it. When Charlie returns, he sees Sam playing with both cars. "That's mine!" he screams, and grabs the car he was playing with out of Sam's hand.

2. There are individual variations in social competences. Choose three social values from the following list: caring, helpfulness, equity, social justice, honest, responsible, healthy lifestyle and sexual attitudes and flexibility.

Explain 3 opportunities that you would provide for children to support the active learning of that social competence.

3. What are steps that you can take to introduce preschool children to non-nuclear family dynamics? (LGBT family members, single parents, adoption/foster care, etc.)

4. During this difficult time of COVID-19 there is stress on everyone. In order to support resilience in children what are some ways to counteract the negative effects they are experiencing?

5. positive guiding statement to replace the negative statement.   

a. Don't do that, I told you to be careful. You are spilling everywhere.

b. That is mean. Good girls shouldn't say things like that.

c. I wish you were more like your brother, why can't you listen to me when I ask you a question?

d. You better eat that sandwich or you will be in trouble.

e. Oh my god, you stink, when is the last time your Mom washed your clothes?

6. To support a child in developing peer relationships an educator can use: shaping, modelling, coaching, peer teaching, social problem-solving skills or play and cooperative activities.

There is a three-year-old child who has been attending the centre for three months now. Every morning the child stands just inside the room and does not engage with any children or staff. Despite many invitations she waits for half and hour and then will sit at the table closest to her and starts to color. Explain the two strategies you would use to support the child in developing a relationship with peers.

7. There is a situation on practicum that is making you uncomfortable. The center is struggling to find consistent staff, and often doesn't have enough fully licenced ECEs to cover ration. Assistants and RA's are left along with children for long periods of time, and sometimes asked to open or close alone. What is the best way to handle this situation? What are your ethical responsibilities?

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Question 1 Corrie is asleep. She is experiencing vivid, bizarre dreams. Her body is not moving...

Question 1

Corrie is asleep. She is experiencing vivid, bizarre dreams. Her body is not moving at all, and both her heart rate and breathing are elevated. Most likely, Corrie is in the ____________ stage of sleep.

Answers: A.

NREM-1

B.

NREM-2

C.

NREM-3

D.

REM

Question 2

Victoria has accumulated a large sleep debt. This means that she ________.

Answers: A.

falls asleep in the middle of the day

B.

sleeps more than 12 hours in a 24-hour period

C.

is very sleep deprived

D.

owes her bookie a lot of money

Question 3

When morning approaches, our body temperature and level of wakefulness increases, and continues to increase (with periodic dips) throughout the day. Then, as night approaches, our body temperature and level wakefulness drops. This is an example of:

Answers: A.

Hypnosis

B.

a Circadian Rhythm

C.

REM sleep

D.

Narcolepsy

Question 4

______________ is a hormone that, when released, makes us sleepy.

Answers: A.

Norepinephrine

B.

Melatonin

C.

Serotonin

D.

Orexin

Question 5

______________ is a sleep disorder that involves spontaneous bouts of REM sleep and cataplexy (muscle paralysis).

Answers: A.

Narcolepsy

B.

Sleep Apnea

C.

Insomnia

D.

Parasomnia

Question 6

Matt has been drinking alcohol on a regular basis for quite a few years now. When he first started drinking, he would get drunk off of 1 or 2 beers. Now, he needs to drink 10 beers just to feel the same amount of drunk. This is because Matt:

Answers: A.

Matt is experiencing symptoms of withdrawal.

B.

because alcohol is a stimulant.

C.

has developed a higher tolerance for alcohol.

D.

needs to start drinking liquor instead.

Question 7

Elsa is describing her dream to a friend. She explains that in her dream she being chased by zombies and she escaped them by hiding in a refrigerator. According to Sigmund Freud, Elsa is describing the ____________ content of her dream.

Answers: A.

lucid

B.

latent

C.

manifest

D.

REM

Question 8

Cocaine is a ____________ because it tends to increase overall levels of nervous systemactivity.

Answers: A.

hell of a drug (Hint: this is not the correct answer unless you are Rick James)

B.

stimulant

C.

depressant

D.

hallucinogen

Question 9

Which of the following statement about hypnosis is TRUE?

Answers: A.

After being hypnotized, a person has no memory of what happened while they were in the hypnotic trance.

B.

Scientists have evidence that hypnosis can help us recall lost/repressed memories.

C.

A hypnotist has complete control over the behavior of someone they have hypnotized. The hypnotist can make the hypnotized person do anything the hypnotist wants.

D.

Hypnosis has been effective as a therapeutic technique for improving anxiety & depression.

Question 10

Ali is aware of his feelings, emotions, and thoughts. He is also aware of his surroundings, the warmth of the sun, and the sound of nearby traffic. Ali is in a state of ________.

Answers: A.

hypnosis

B.

unconsciousness

C.

consciousness

D.

protoconsciousness

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Is the United States experiencing a "narcissism epidemic?" What features of Western society during the past...

Is the United States experiencing a "narcissism epidemic?"

What features of Western society during the past few decades may be contributing to a rise in narcissistic behavior?

Is narcissism a purely negative trait?

Should narcissism be considered a personality disorder?

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What, are the most important aspects of technology management and why? Write a 200 word minimum...

What, are the most important aspects of technology management and why? Write a 200 word minimum summary of your thoughts with rationale for your assertions.

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