According to James, what are the unpleasant implications of determinism? Do you agree that the implications are as menacing as James thinks they are? Explain.

Why did farmers in western Massachusetts revolt against the state legislature?

Identify and briefly discuss four common misuses of the term extinction.

Please name 5 examples of indirect stereotyping. Use the following example to understand how each indirect stereotype needs to be written for your answer.

Referring to the “Zest & health psychology lecture” and the ‘change model’, what are the reasons why individuals refrain from or struggle to change an unhealthy behavior”

• List your LCI scores. Based on your own unique Learning Patterns, identify two specific strategies to enhance your critical reading skills and two specific strategies to enhance your critical writing skills. Select strategies presented in Chapter 3 and/or the Week Three Instructor Guidance and explain how you will apply each of the strategies you have identified.

Why did Paine title his pamphlet Common Sense? What didn't make "common sense" to Paine? Essentially, why was independence from the British right or just according to Paine?Why did Paine title his pamphlet Common Sense? What didn't make "common sense" to Paine? Essentially, why was independence from the British right or just according to Paine?

Pretend that you are a psychologist who is meeting with a client concerned about her 14-year-old. Your client tells you that she is not sure what to expect, now that her child is becoming a teenager. She asks you, "What is going to happen to my child biologically, psychologically, and socially over the next few years?" She also wants to know how she can build a strong relationship with her teenage child and better cope during these many developments.

Make your claim in one succinct sentence to answer this prompt: "Tell about a time you failed badly. What did you learn and how did your behavior change afterward?" Example: "I once addressed the whole church but froze up; after that I knew I had to prepare better, so I did."
That sentence is a claim, but an empty one. What needs to follow is observable, sensory data to substantiate that claim. Example: "After a youth group trip, I was asked to stand at the podium and tell the whole church what it meant to me. I looked out on the hundreds of faces looking at me, and I couldn't think of a thing to say. Dead silence for over a minute. Finally, the pastor came and thanked me, and everyone laughed a little. My face burned, and I stumbled back to my seat. After that, I knew I had to make notes and practice. Every time I speak to a big group, I scribble notes furiously on a dozen pieces of paper beforehand and organize my thoughts. Then I practice--talking to myself in the shower, at the kitchen sink, in bed before I go to sleep, I have not repeated that horrible event, and now I like public speaking--making people laugh and smile." Tell a story (in other words, provide data) to substantiate your claim. Use the STAR method: give the Situation, the Task, the Action you took, and the Result.

Please, write if you agree or disagree with Fromm's position about Love and its Disintegration in Western Society. Thank you so much.

social diversity fosters insight into others and insight into ourselves. Describe each kind of insight and provide an example of how learning about social diversity encourages each. describe in 300 words

Explain the consequence/impact of one race or ethnicity on the distribution of specific life chances