How did the outcome of World War II affect the United States? How do the lasting effects of WWII affect our personal life today?

What are some of the differences between the works of Haydn and Mozart?

Using the model fast brain slow brain, , draft a sample theoretical foundation/conceptual framework for a dissertation prospectus that is based in that model. You may use your own topic/prospectus if the model is applicable.

Describe Thucydides’ approach to doing history. In your analysis, cite at least 3 specific things the historian himself mentions.

Your client, Anthony, just learned that his mother has terminal cancer. Develop 3 open ended questions and 3 closed questions to help Anthony process this news. Additionally, provide an example of 1 open ended question and 1 closed question that you would not ask Anthony.

In what ways, according to Anderson, do contemporary markets differ from this egalitarian vision? Explain by reference to Anderson’s discussion of Alchian and Demsetz’ theory of the firm.

‘The presence of peace does not mean the absence of conflict in work organizations. Discuss this statement with appropriate illustrations.

What modern psychological perspective focuses on how our behavior is influenced by the other people in our environment?

Please post a 2 to 3 page reflection paper here on EITHER the topic of "Crime" or the topic of "Gender", with a social problems focus. You may not restate what you wrote about in the discussion forums. It must be 2-3 FULL pages (from the top of the first page to at least the very bottom of the second page). Formatting: 12 pt. Times New Roman, double-spaced evenly throughout. Please just put your heading, name, and date in the title. No research is required for this assignment. It is for your initial thoughts. All words written must be your own- no copying and pasting from other sources!

Page 1- your thoughts on the topic (Feel free to be honest here. Your classmates won't have access to these.)

Page 2- application of theory. For this section, please apply each of the 3 main sociological theories to your chosen social problem. You are answering the question: How would a theorist from each perspective (structural functionalist, conflict, symbolic interactionist) view this social problem? Devote a paragraph (6-8 sentences) to each theory.

Vicarious liability transfers the actus reus and the mens rea of one person to another person—or from one or more persons to an enterprise—because of their relationship. Explain what it means to transfer actus reus and mens rea. Discuss the most common cases involving vicarious liability and provide an example.​

You are to read and review/critique a scholarly journal article on a topic in child psychology/child development "GENDER" The article must be primary research(i.e., not a literature review, review article itself, magazine/newspaper, blog, etc.) The appropriateness of the article, written expression and reflective critique will be assessed. Using the link below

https://hal.archives-ouvertes.fr/hal-00513341/document

At least a page worth's and should be in an ESSAY FORMAT.

Suggested questions to consider:

Was there a large enough sample?

What research model did they use?

What would you have used?

Is this research valid?

It is truly testing what it is meant to be testing?

What did the authors conclude?

Do you agree with their conclusions?

Is this research useful to clinicians?

What did you think of this journal article?

What new learning can you take from this article that applies to your own life?

Critically examine the view that Industrial Relations has diffused conflict between Employers and Employees and has introduced democracy to the workplace.

I need an introduction and conclusion for the following paragraph please. Intro should be between 10-15 sentences and conclusion should be between 5-10 sentences

One thing that sets London and Washington, D.C. apart is their history. These cities developed on very different time lines. London, for example, has a history that dates back over two thousand years. It was part of the Roman Empire and known by the similar name, Londinium. It was not only one of the northernmost points of the Roman Empire but also the epicenter of the British Empire where it held significant global influence from the early sixteenth century on through the early twentieth century. Washington, DC, on the other hand, has only formally existed since the late eighteenth century. Though Native Americans inhabited the land several thousand years earlier, and settlers inhabited the land as early as the sixteenth century, the city did not become the capital of the United States until the 1790s. From that point onward to today, however, Washington, DC, has increasingly maintained significant global influence.

Another difference between the two city concerns their cultural life and heritage. While Washington, DC, has the National Gallery of Art and several other Smithsonian galleries, London’s art scene and galleries have a definite edge in this category. From the Tate Modern to the British National Gallery, London’s art ranks among the world’s best. This difference and advantage has much to do with London and Britain’s historical depth compared to that of the United States. London has a much richer past than Washington, DC, and consequently has a lot more material to pull from when arranging its collections. Speaking of theaters, London wins this comparison, too, both in quantity and quality of theater choices. With regard to other cultural places like restaurants, pubs, and bars, they also have some differences, While London may be better known for its pubs and taste in beer, DC offers a different bar-going experience. With clubs and pubs that tend to stay open later than their British counterparts, the DC night life tend to be less reserved overall.

The two cities also differ in cultural diversity. Perhaps the most significant difference between the resident demographics is the racial makeup. Washington, DC, is a “minority majority” city, which means the majority of its citizens are races other than white. In 2009, according to the US Census, 55 percent of DC residents were classified as “Black or African American” and 35 percent of its residents were classified as “white.” London, by contrast, has very few minorities—in 2006, 70 percent of its population was “white,” while only 10 percent was “black.” However, things are changing rapidly for London. According to UCL, 1/3 of Londoners were born abroad, and 200 languages are spoken in the city.