. Compare and contrast nuclear and extended families in terms of their differences in privacy, rules, and authority. Would one type be more "child friendly" than the other? If so, how? How would the two types of families manage resources, such as income, room allocation or space, and distribution of chores? What aspects of your development would be more influenced by the type of family you grew up in?

As you read the selections from Beard (2017) and Paul and Elder (2012), what is the connection between strategic thinking and creativity?

Beard, K. (2015). Theoretically speaking: An interview with Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi on flow theory development and its usefulness in addressing contemporary challenges in education. Educational Psychology Review, 27(2), 353-364. doi:10.1007/s10648-014-9291-1

What is Art?

An appreciation for a work of art is created by personal taste. Identify the qualities you personally attribute to a good work of art. Below make a list of criteria, qualities, and properties that do or do not define a work of art.  Art is ______ and  Art is not _____. Be sure to include your rationale behind the qualities you have listed.

In drama "The Piano Lesson" by August Wilson discuss the role of religion in the play. Give Specifics. I need 12 complete sentences for my Introduction to Literature class. Thanks!

What dilemma did the influx of new immigrants post for the Progressive reformers?

Explain the consequences of social class for physical and mental health, family life, education, religion, politics, and the criminal justice system.

Please discuss the main point of this paragraph...

The second myth mentioned by Terri grabbed my attention- the myth that monogamy is the best relationship style for everyone. Monogamy in most cultures is the far dominant and normalized relationship style, so this myth popped out to me. Through Terri's talk, she discussed how polygamous relationships are scrutinized and stigmatized, however polygamous individuals are far more likely than cheating monogamous individuals to report prior to a sexual encounter. Also, polygamous individuals were far more likely to have used condoms than the monogamous cheaters. When it comes to major aspects in their relationships, there are essentially no differences in topics like commitment to the relationship, levels of passionate love, relationship satisfaction, and trust in one's partner. It is shocking how incredibly powerful mainstream ideology can be to the perceptions of the public as a negative perception is placed against the polygamous populations. Referring back to module 3, 25% of men and 15% of women have committed infidelity. Even though the polygamous population is looked down upon by general perception, the monogamous populations still commit infidelity at a large rate- even when committing to a single sexual partner. It is a largely hypocritical position for the monogamous population to find themselves in.

What two hormones are most involved with energy storage and metabolism? Discuss the effects of each and when their levels rise and fall. ?

Compare and contrast McFague's argument in chapter 6 of Subverting Greed with Solomon's argument in Chapter 5 of Subverting Greed.

Theories of Personality, explains how you can tell whether a scientific theory is useful, and the video of Nick Brown provides several reasons to support his claim that there are limits to the scientific study of psychology. Despite these known limits, studying theories can be useful in other ways, such as leading to further research that can give us insight into our personalities and behaviors. Discussion......

Abnormal Psychology

please share one thing you learned in chapter 7 (mood disorders/suicide pg 246) that surprised you or you found unexpected.

You work at an advertising company and were told to sell a product. Create a script for a commercial using one or more of the types of cognitive biases to sell your product. The network will only allow you up to 90 seconds of air time. Be creative and have fun! Identify the bias you used and support why your product will sell.

1. Pick a theory of identity development (for example, Erikson’s or Marcia’s theories) and explain what the theory’s main arguments are.

2. After summarizing the theory, critique it by discussing the following points: a. Does research support (or disprove) the theory? b. Does the theory hold true in various social contexts, such as for different racial/ethnic groups, people of different socioeconomic statuses, etc.?