1. define and explain why an organization will be a defensive communication climate context
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You will create an original thesis that discusses, as specifically as possible, African American adaptation/confrontation of the repressive elements that surrounded them in the twentieth century . 700 words
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in 500-750 words about the challenges to a group's human rights, as we imagine them. Be sure to identify the specific rights that are being violated and comment on any solutions to the problem (real or imagined). Identify your source in your paper.
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1. Here is the situation: “Two feral children meet
(both are A cases) and there is no one around. What happens? Script
the interaction that occurs. You must provide the reasons for why
the interaction occurred as the hypothesize.
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Explain and critically examine Hobbes’s account in chapter XXIX of the following five seditious opinions or “doctrines” that tend weaken or dissolve commonwealths: “That every private man is Judge of Good and Evill actions”; “that whatsoever a man does against his Conscience, is Sinne”; “That every private man has an absolute Propriety [i.e. a natural right to property] in his Goods; such, as excludeth the Right of the Soveraign”; “That the Soveraign Power may be divided.” What basic elements of his philosophy appear to support his conclusion that these doctrines are “seditious” (in a broad sense of “seditious” which means being harmful to political authority and social order)? Do you agree with these conclusions and the reasons he sets forth in Leviathan to support them? Explain why or why not, in your well-reasoned opinion. (<800 22 points)
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according to the ( discover sociology) text book.
answer these questions.
Structural Functionalism
1) According to lecture, how did Durkheim consider modern society to be organized differently than feudal society, and why did he call this organic solidarity?
2) What is anomie, and why is it a problem for society?
3) What is collective effervesce, and why is it important for people and groups?
4) Write two sociological questions of your own for peer discussion about structural functionalism. Focus on making them sociological and thoughtful so that they propel discussion. Questions asking about opinions or feelings are not sociological. Questions asking about social behavior, social outcomes, the constructions of institutions in society, or an individual’s agency are sociological.
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In 2-3 paragraphs answer the following. (Political Science: International Relations)
What are the major environmental issues facing the international system? How are these problems interrelated? How can states and the international community address these environmental problems? What are the barriers to international environmental cooperation?
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Compare the following terms in two or three sentences. Please provide examples if appropriate
Short term versus long term memory
Encoding versus retrieval
Automatic versus effortful processing
Mirror neurons versus modeling
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Why There are People Do Not Trust Police Officers in Policing Specifically American, African American Minorities and Other Minorities? one to two pages.
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Give an example of how information
gets into memory, is stored over time,
and is retrieved when needed.
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all 1a-f please
1a. Why is some pain necessary and sometimes beneficial?
b. How can the emotional response to pain impact someone's experience of pain?
c. How does stress-induced analgesia work?
d. What explanation does Sapolsky give for how acupuncture works? What explanation does he give for how placebos work?
e. Why can stress cause people to sometimes experience more pain? What is this phenomenon called?
f. What happens to stress induced analgesia and stress induced hyperalgesia, with regard to chronic stress? Does stress induced analgesia last forever?
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Please explain how affirmative action policies have been beneficial for women and African Americans?
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What are some ways my family influences my cultural identity?
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