What can you learn from gym workout

One paragraph about what do you think of these 5 people. Based on what they did!!

1. The scientist that saved the seeds
2. The father of history and why it matters
3. The Union Jack and when does the sun set on it.
4. Who said, " I prefer Hell to Heaven if there are Spaniards in Heaven" and describe the circumstances surrounding the quote.
5. The siege of Leningrad by Hitler

Third Wave Feminism - Intersectionality

Third Wave Feminism arose out of the failure of Second Wave Feminism to fully address the needs and demands of women of color and other differently-oriented women. What aspect (of any of the readings) did you find most powerful or important? Why?

Topic: Interpersonal Communication

Analyze the movie, The Breakfast Club, and answer the following question:

For the main characters of the film, were canned or scripted messages used frequently? Can you identify an example of each from the film?

(Q#1) What did Second Wave Feminism get right?

Clearly, Second Wave Feminism had many problems and it’s often too easy to focus only on their shortcomings. What were some of their accomplishments? How important were these accomplishments to women? Why?

I am 1 of a three person group that are doing a power point presentation. My part is to describe the  phase of a structural family therapy. What is the main topic I can use along with 4 or 5 subtopics that I may discuss in my presentation. This is a Family, couples amd marriage class psychology?

(a) Identify the specific type of organizational structure that has been adopted by Brunello Cucinelli (around 2018-19). Explain the company’s operational strategy.
(Max. 200 words
(b) The company is headed by three Co-CEOs: Cucinelli, Lisandroni and Stefanelli. Given that Brunello Cucinelli is a big fashion brand, do you see any problems or challenges with having three co-CEOs? How does the company manage to excel with such an unconventional leadership team?
(Max. 200 words

What is determinism? Can determinism be real? If determinism is real, can we have free will? If so, how do societal norms influence free will? Remember to fully explain and apply course material with educational support for consideration of credit.

As you answer these questions, think about the nature versus nurture debate. If people are born with traits, does culture impact the development of the person? If people are born with traits, do they have free will to choose differently? How does culture impact how a person behaves or community functions given inborn characteristics?

PSY: Are you more of an internal or external locus of control type of person? What are the advantages and disadvantages to each type? How could you use this information to improve your stress management.

This week we will be getting started on our final essay (due at the end of Week 14). Chose one sociological issue, idea, or problem surrounding race, gender, and social class. You can look through our book for ideas.

Examples of sociological issues or problems can be:

1) Sexism in the workplace

2) Misrepresentation of gender in the media

3) Racial discrimination in the workplace

4) Racial and Ethnic Stereotypes in the Media

5) Racial Profiling

6) Poverty

7) Homelessness

8)Global Inequality

9) Hate Groups

1) Tell us on the on the discussion board in a couple of sentences why you chose this topic.

2) You will need 3 academic references, in addition to our book. 3 of sources need to be articles from the Berkeley library database. Please post the citation of the 3 sources in APA. (Are your sources authoritative and accurate, is it academic and peer reviewe

Compared to world standards, how would you describe the UAE crude birth rate, crude death rate, and infant mortality rate?

Book: Diversity Matters: Understanding Diversity in Schools (2nd ed.) Chapter 4

what are the important components of cultural consciousness for educators?

The literature on attribution processes identifies a number of "biases" in the processes by which we perceive other persons. How do these biases influence the impressions we form of others as we interact with them? In particular, to what extent and in what ways do these biases influence our perceptions of the identities and goals of those with whom we interact?  What are some possible explanations for the existence of these biases?