Exercise 5.3 For each of the following opinion polls, (1) determine whether the poll results offer strong support for the pollster’s conclusion, and, if they don’t, (2) specify the source of the problem (sample too small, unrepresentative sample, or nonrandom sampling). Assume that the conducting of each survey is free of technical errors such as mistakes in data processing or improper polling interviews.

1. An Internet site featuring national and world news asks visitors to participate in the site’s “instant daily poll” of hot topics. The current polling question is: “Should the words ‘under God’ be stricken from the Pledge of Allegiance if its recitation is required of public school children?” Twelve thousand people visit the site on the day that the poll is taken. Of those, seven thousand answer no to the question. The site concludes that 58 percent of Americans oppose modifying the Pledge.

3.A prominent sociologist wants to determine the sexual attitudes of women aged twenty-five to forty-five. The main question to be explored is whether heterosexual women in this age group feel satisfied with their partners’ sexual performance. The sociologist interviews two hundred of her friends who belong to the target group. She also asks two hundred of her female colleagues at her college to complete and return a survey asking the key question. She gets seventy-eight completed surveys back from women in the target group. She finds that 75 percent of all the interviewees say that they are not satisfied with their partners’ performance. She concludes that most heterosexual women aged twenty-five to forty-five aren’t happy with the sexual performance of their partners.

5.A national women’s magazine publishes a questionnaire on sexual harassment in the workplace. Respondents are asked to complete the questionnaire and mail it in to the magazine. The magazine receives over twenty thousand completed questionnaires in the mail. Sixty-two percent of the respondents say that they’ve been sexually harassed at work. The magazine reports that most women have been sexually harassed at work.

Provide a PARAGRAPH description of each of the three experiments below: 1.) Asch Conformity Experiment. 2.) Milgram Obedience Experiment. 3.) The Stanford Prison Experiment. ALL THREE HAVE TO BE ANSWERED TO EARN CREDIT.

1.     Consequences maintain behavior, but it isn’t always necessary to come into contact with a consequence in order for it to maintain performance. Be able to explain this and give an original example.

1. In thinking about intercultural communication and diversity in the business environment, what, areas of concern do you see with the organization’s process for the business meeting with Mr. Takahashi?

2. Based on the interoffice discussions and interactions between the advertising firm staff and the discussions between the staff and Mr. Takaashi, where do you see the 5 dimensions of culture coming into play? Identify at least 5 examples of those features you observed in the interactions and discuss how they create conflict, misunderstandings, or other situations if any.

All of the questions are Based on this video

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jQbXao0mQ1M

3.      Identify and discuss the nonverbal communication at play within the business meeting and office culture before, during and after they met with the prospective client.

The answers need to be answered by 03/14/2020

also, they need to be 350 words long. this is an essay question. All of them are

- Researchers from the University of Toronto Scarborough conducted two experiments that looked at the effect of two different types of motivational intervention on prejudice reduction. Summarize the two types of motivational intervention that were used in their experiments.

-If programs focusing on reducing prejudice are actually increasing prejudice, how should the issue of prejudice be addressed?

-Even though researchers now know that reducing prejudice needs to focus on motivational interventions that are more personal in nature, the authors suggest that controlling prejudice reaction practices are tempting. What benefits do controlling motivational interventions have for prejudice programs?

Why was the second front so vital to the Soviet Union? Why did it take so long to get a second front

(1)Name three federal agencies that are involved in national drug control efforts. Just name them--you do not need to use complete sentences.

(2)According to the Unnatural Causes documentary, racism can indeed contribute to health disparities in infant health outcomes. T or F

(3Name 2 things that pregnant women should do to reduce their chances of a low-birth-weight baby.  Please use complete sentences.

""The most crucial detail is that thinking promotes social cohesion and consciousness. people acquire new skills and creative ideas by thinking about solutions to everyday problems. The second important concept emphasized is the power of knowledge. This concept equips people with more details and creativity that exceeds our imagination. Decision making is another crucial aspect that the videos teach. It enables people to choose what is right for them and reject things that may have negative consequences. , people can enhance their knowledge by reading books, watching movies, or listening to people’s narratives. However, they should understand that not all information is helpful. Therefore, they should be able to save the information they obtain from various sources to apply only useful and credible details.""

(IN YOUR WORD ) Write your opinion about what the author said. Do you agree with the author, why?

Defend or refute the contention that individuals who persistently hold on to the deceased should enter therapy. Present a personal profile of an individual “holding on to the deceased.” What does that phrase mean? After you have established this understanding and image, address the role of therapy.

Describe some of the brain-related changes that are involved in Alzheimer’s disease. Define Alzheimer’s disease. Then think about how you would explain to the family of a newly diagnosed Alzheimer’s patient what’s going on inside of their family member’s brain that is causing the changes they see in their loved one.

Define wisdom, and explain whether it changes over the course of adult development. Provide examples of “wisdom” from individuals of various ages (including children)—and even yourself!

What is a sexual dysfunction?

Now imagine you are a Kindergarten teacher explaining the Common Core Standards to a group of families. Respond to the following three questions. .  

Why is it called the “Common Core”?

What do the standards mean to you?

Would you support the Common Core? State why or why not.

Please give an overview as to how memories are formed and stored in your brain. For this question, please incorporate the following information into your answer:

• Working Memory
• Encoding
• Consolidation

Please approach it from a cognitive and biological perspective (ie, the molecular mechanisms of memory formation and the different brain areas involved)

What are Chalmers thoughts in regard to philosophical zombies?