Discuss the case of the woman with akinetopsia. What does this case tell us about the importance of motion perception?
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question- what type of changes/shifts/trends do we see with
aggression and antisocial behaviors during adolescence?
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What factors influence how we perceive mild pain ?
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What is obervational learning? Give an example of it
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Define: Gate Control Theory of pain perception
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Tomas has never felt very good about his accomplishments and typically will focus on any mistake he has made as a way of proving that he is not worthy. According to Adler, Tomas ____.
Select one:
a. has not yet developed a personal unconscious
b. is suffering from basic anxiety
c. had difficulty resolving the trust vs. mistrust stage
d. has developed an inferiority complex
Darnell is a psychologist who believes that personality is driven solely by unconscious motives and conflicts. From which perspective does Darnell most likely view human behavior?
Select one:
a. behaviorism
b. humanistic
c. psychoanalytic
d. social cognitive
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Define the bystander effect. How can one avoid this effect in an emergency situation?
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-Demonstrate how women lost prestige and influence and how misogyny increased when spirituality became institutionalized with religion. Specifically reference Hinduism, Judaism, Christianity and Islam in this discussion. What strategies are used by feminist adherents to deal with the misogyny of their respective religions?
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What did Emile Durkheim contribute to our knowledge about religion? How did his views on religion compare with his ideas about education.
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From the Voices of Freedom readings, Chapter 24, Martin Luther King’s speech at Montgomery, Alabama, and The Southern Manifesto: How do these documents illustrate contrasting understandings of freedom in the wake of the Civil Rights Movement?
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Essay
topic: Most unforgettable Life Event
note: minimum 300 word with 5 paragraph
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. An op-ed is an essay that expresses your opinion on a topic that you care about, but is written for a general audience rather than an academic one. As such, your language will be more informal and personal; it will be more direct, with shorter, crisper sentences. In addition, in journalism (and in every other kind of writing) you are limited my maximums, not minimums, so you will have to get to your point quickly and be efficient throughout. Finally, you will be submitting this for publication. Your options for writing this essay are as follows:
1) A distillation of your research/argumentative paper. For this one, you will need to take your strongest points and present them for a general audience. You will have to change your tone and language to match that of your potential publication and audience. You will also have to remove the MLA citations (though you will probably want to keep a few of the quotes).
2) An opinion piece about a local issue (Covid and online learning, wearing masks and social distancing, tolls, legalizing marijuana, transgender athletes in high school, etc.) As in the first option, you will have to be efficient and direct, appealing to a wide audience with your personal voice. Don’t be afraid to be funny if you are able to- or at least keep it somewhat light in tone. General audiences don’t want to be lectured
Particulars: Max 700 words
it will be journalistic.
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Interview two police managers about instances when they've had to act on intuition, include what the result were.
It can be a make believe interview
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