Discuss the concept of absurdity in Albert Camus’ philosophy.

Nature vs. Nurture Write A compare/contrast paper that looks at how our environment and our genes compete to create who we are. There are many speculations as to how nature and nurture affect the overall development of the child. This assignment will require for you to research material specific to nature and nurture and respond to what the material states, your beliefs, and not only to identifying their meaning, but to include a minimum of 4 examples for each. 6 to 8 paragraphs. or 2-3 pages

Identifie what “Nature” means in relationship to early childhood development and gave examples of what it would look like. give 4 examples

Identified what “Nurture” means in relationship to early childhood development and gave examples of what it would look like. Give 4 examples

Describe two healthy habits which were new or surprising to you. How might you incorporate them into your life?

2. What factors are most important in helping people to seek treatment and adhere to treatment protocols?

Do you see any connections between changing social norms and the larger, global issues that face us today?

evaluate the Industrial Revolution in terms of whether it had a more positive or negative impact on the lives of Americans

Why is health psychology a good career choice?

What training is necessary for it?

What resources or lifestyle changes will be required?

What steps can help reach this career goal?

This activity is based on your own opinion, not anything found in study books.

In the years to come of 2020, 2025 and 2030 what do you think will be the most important psychological findings. How will social, cultural and technological changes impact those experiments or findings.

This is for ethics.

PLEASE DO NOT ANSWER IF YOU ARE NOT SURE.

I WILL THUMBS DOWN IF INCORRECT. ANSWERS MUST BE CORRECT. T/F QUESTIONS

PLEASE PROVIDE SOURCES.

. The crime control paradigm of policing is most consistent with utilitarianism

7. One of the key principles of Packers crime control model is that repression of criminal behavior is more important than procedural justice.

8. The crime control model is consistent with the role of police officers as public servants.

Byron is a stressed adolescent from a dysfunctional family. His dad died when he was 13. They had been very close, so when his mom remarried about a year later, Byron had a hard time adjusting to the new home environment. His Mom who is considered to be loving suddenly changed upon the death of his Dad. She never shows care and sympathy to him for both of them are still grieving. Byron is so annoyed seeing his Mom cuddled by his stepdad. He was always sad and in argument with his Mom. Their communication became complicated until he found himself in a dark environment.

His stepdad talked about how much God loved him, but Byron didn't want to hear it... just like he didn't want to hear the teachers in the school assembly say “things get better; that suicide nor drugs is not the answer”. Byron had lived through the years of anger, pain, and emptiness looking for better. It didn't exist.

Byron separated himself from reality and from the people who loved him. "There were people in my life that cared about me," he said. "The way I wrote to them in my suicide letters was so deep. Why couldn't I go to them and say, 'I am about to kill myself. I need your help'? The world of drugs separated me from my relationship with them."

As he lay in bed that night, he felt tired. Tired of the pressure. Tired of the anger. Tired of the hurt. Tired of living. The death of his father was so traumatic to him.

He got out of bed and put on his best clothes. He wrote his will and good-bye letters to his family and friends. He was so angry at his father for dying early, he decided to kill himself over his father's grave. Byron sat in the cemetery with his friend's rifle under his chin. He tried to pull the trigger, but couldn't. He tried again and again. Completely frustrated with himself, he threw a bottle of liquor and say, “what am I doing?. Then he put the rifle under his chin and pulled the trigger again but didn’t work.

After sometime, he realized what his step-dad told him how much God loved him. He looked back at the graveyard with teary eyed and whisper, “Lord help me.” A day after, he came to you for counseling (as referred by his friend), related the whole story as written.

1. Based on the above-mentioned case, how would you assess Byron? Describe his life experiences in view of his relationship with his biological father and his situation living with mother and step-father. (25 pts)

Why is educational psychology a good career choice?

What training is necessary for it?

What resources or lifestyle changes will be required?

What steps can help reach this career goal?

In a view of what you have learned about victimization, how can you reduce the odds of being a victim of crime?

-Answer should be long please.

-Answer by keyboard not by handwriting please

Sternberg and Gardner have proposed multiple-intelligence theories against traditional theories that focused on a single view of intelligence. Critics of multiple-intelligence theories ask whether every specialized skill must have a separate intelligence. On the other hand, studies of the brain have shown that it processes different categories of data in different parts of the brain. Do you think that the evolutionary psychology approach answers the criticism leveled against multiple-intelligence approaches? Research information on how the human brain processes different categories of data in different parts of the brain. Use two or more resources please.

write a detailed note on "Teaching methadology in different countries"(minimum 5)
Note: two pages alteast

Using the four lenses(Natural Science, Social Science, History and Humanities) explain how issues in wellness impact modern society.Explain how the various components of wellness influence both your personal and professional contexts. Consider how the components of wellness impact the day-to-day responsibilities or questions faced by practitioners in your field or discipline

The diagnosis and treatment of psychological disorders across the lifespan has changed with time. Discuss at least one point grounded in the nature/nurture debate that relates to how ADHD is currently diagnosed as well as how the treatment has changed as compared to earlier versions of the DSM