Look at Education through an Intersectional lens. In 200-250 words try to use Intersectionality to gain insight into the U.S. Education system. what do you see in different stages of education? What would an intersectional approach to understanding education look like?

After reading one of the classic studies in social psychology conducted by Stanley Milgram (1963) and the current Ethical Guidelines for the Treatment of Human Subjects in Research (American Psychological Association), please answer the following questions:

1. Given the events chronicled in Milgram’s experiment and the ethical guidelines for the use of human subjects in psychological research, could this study be conducted today or would it be in violation of the APA’s ethical guidelines?

2. Weigh the benefits of the study versus the benefits of the ethical guidelines. If you were the researcher trying to get this study approved by the APA ethics board, what would your arguments be for approval by the APA.

3. In your opinion, are there times in which the APA ethical guidelines should be bypassed in favor of the possible value of the knowledge gained by the study’s results?

Describe the responsible party model, explain why it advocates believe it would make for a more democratic governement in the United States. Do you agree? Why? what do you think are the strenghts and weaknessess of this model. Explain.

Describe the components of the ROAMEF framework.

Select one component to explain in more detail.

Discuss a time when constructive feedback was received in a positive way. How did the feedback help improve performance? What aspects of the person’s delivery of the feedback made it a positive experience? What aspects of this approach have you adopted? How does it become more effective at providing constructive feedback?

define the following term, please

1. Oppression Olympics

2. Leapfrog Paranoia

3. Willful Blindness

4. Movement Backlash

5. Defiant Ignorance

6. Compassion Deficit Disorder

7. Categorical Multiplicity

8. Categorical Intersection

. Time Dynamics

10. Matrix of domination

How does education affect women's and men's labor force participation?

You work for a small company that conducts "Outdoor Adventure" trips for groups that want to get away from it all--and even risk not coming back.

You are currently scheduling a full week of excitement for a team of executives. Their activities will include skydiving, hang gliding, scuba diving, and consumption of large quantities of raw fish, fresh fruit, and alcohol.

Answer the following questions so your administrative assistant can include this information in an introductory brochure that tells participants what to expect:

1. Using principles and research results from the textbook, describe three ways participants may experience altered perceptions during their experiences. Offer advice about how to cope with these new experiences.

2. Identify one health condition that might indicate a participant should avoid or hold back participation in the week's activities.

3. Suggest one additional sensation/perception-altering activity that could be added to the next Outdoor Adventure activity.

Why is it important to consider perspectives across different ages and what are three potential factors that may influence these perspectives across different ages.

During WWII, the Nazis in Germany believed that exterminating Jews and homosexuals was morally justifiable. Would an ethical relativist say that it was morally right to invade Nazi Germany to prevent the Germans from exterminating Jews and homosexuals? Explain in detail.

Use the blue Hats to explore all the possible aspects of choosing the right future spouse. Towards the end use the Blue Hat to summarize, conclude and design 7-10 strategies that help you to make a sound decision.

explain in detail what factors make one interest group more successful than others. provide examples for your points?

Please explain thoroughly how Personal (Age and life-cycle stage, occupation economic situation lifestyle, and personality/ self- concept) factors influence someone to go bike-riding and do yoga?

How do mothers' and fathers' roles differ from those idealized by the mass media?