Describe the physiological correlates of dreaming. What has the study of these correlates taught us about dreaming? Describe two key studies as part of your answer. Use APA format

Explain how elements of social influence may have a role in the development of the norms below.

1) A social norm like not being on your phone in class.

2) Crossing a road when the walk like isn't on.

3) Most schools now have electronic books for classes that are included in the course but you have to pay for a hard copy.

Why are economically disadvantaged/homeless individuals vulnerable when it comes to seeking medical care? what advantages or disadvantages do they face? what resources are out here for them to get proper medical attention for themselves and or family? What other ways can the healthcare sector provide assist to this population of vulnerable individuals? Who makes up the population of homeless individuals and why? What are the health concerns for the homeless population? How can these concerns be fixed?

Provide definitions, examples, and opinions.

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What are the advantages and disadvantages of having so many levels of subnational governments in the United States? Explain. Do term limits seem to have more advantages or disadvantages? Defend your answer

Illustrate the problem of other minds by discussing the difficulties associated with distinguishing a fully conscious person from a person who says and does all of the same things but is not conscious.

Families in transition are often dealing with difficult (and unexpected) circumstances. Consider your childhood or some of your friends’ early childhood histories. Are there any transitions that stand out as particularly stressful for you (or your friends)? Briefly describe the transition and what you think an educator could have done to help.

Scholarly Writing Practice Details Format and Length: one page, multiplied dispersed in MLA group The reason for this task is to rehearse your composing dependent on the aptitudes you will have learned through the two composing workshops. This is an intelligent bit of composing, not a contention, so permit yourself to simply compose what you think without stressing over taking a position or developing a contention. In view of the information you've learned through the workshops and the joined assets, pick a subject (any point) and compose a reflection on it. Adhere to the essential guidelines sketched out in Writing Workshop 1 around conceptualizing, blueprints, and drafts (remembering this isn't a factious paper). It would be ideal if you guarantee you present your record as a MS Word document and not a Pages or PDF file. Some subject recommendations: Note: you don't need to utilize any of these. they're simply to make you consider what you'd prefer to expound on.

• the effect social disengagement has had on individuals in the course of recent months • social developments • Satellite TV versus gushing administrations • The best film of the late spring (up until this point) • The best TV arrangement of the mid year (up until now) • Your preferred book and why • Your preferred get-away spot and why You get the thought . . . the choices are as immense as you can envision, so simply pick something you need to expound on and put forth a valiant effort! Be that as it may, recall. It shouldn't be great, nor will it be. Simply apply your insight, utilize the Writing Resource Center, and afterward submit it.

• One understanding of poverty in the U.S. suggests that large-scale societal issues like race and class perpetuate it. Others argue that the actions of individuals are responsible for poverty.
• Question is What is your perspective on the causes of poverty in the US?

Consider that some students may come from conflict-ridden or violent families. How might an educator need to modify his or her de-escalation strategies and conflict resolution techniques to account for these considerations?

The Great Vowel Shift (GVS) is a well-studied sound change phenomenon which occurred between 1400 and 1600. Describe what occurred in the shift in a couple/few sentences, making reference to specific phones.

Describe the ground-breaking study of Myers and Sperry on split-brain cats. Explain why it has been so influential, and describe three of its contributions

You are a federal prosecutor in Washington, DC, assigned to the following case:

Robert is a political commentator who actively criticizes the current administration on Twitter. Robert also publicly has discussed that he suffers from epilepsy, a condition that may cause seizures under certain conditions, for example exposure to flashing lights.

In late 2017, Robert received a gif file which he opened. The file contained a blinking image of a strobe light, which cause Robert to have an epileptic seizure. Robert was taken to the hospital by ambulance, however, upon arrival at the hospital, Robert’s condition was misdiagnosed as less serious than it was. After waiting for treatment for several hours, Robert passed away.

The FBI discovered that the strobe light gif was set by George, a political activist rival of Robert’s. George admits that he knew Robert had epilepsy, but says he was just “fooling around.”

Your boss, the US Attorney, would like to charge George with first degree murder, defined as “the unlawful killing of a human being with malice aforethought.” She has asked you to prepare a memo listing and all possible arguments that the defense is likely to make regarding the elements of this charge.

Prepare a memo describing to your boss the likelihood of success of convicting George for first degree murder in this case, including an in-depth discussion of actus reus, mens rea, causation, and concurrence. A thorough assignment will explain and define each element, and then apply that element to analyze the facts at hand.

4. The Apology

In this segment of the course students will read "The Apology" of Socrates as recorded by Plato.

The readings are on pages 330 - 344.

Now respond to the following prompt for Journal 3 write 600-800 words:

Socrates claims that he is wiser than the other citizens of Athens, even though he is ignorant. Why does he claim this? How does his 'human wisdom' relate to his God-given mission? Socrates also claims that what he is doing is highly beneficial to the citizens of Athens. Why does he believe this? Evaluate either his claim that he is wiser than the other citizens of Athens or that he greatly benefits the citizens of Athens by questioning them as he does.