Our textbook notes that Congress passed, and President Barack Obama supported, the 2009 American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, also known as the “Federal Stimulus,” in an effort to support the flagging US economy. After reviewing this section of your textbook, research the current level of the federal budget deficit. Compare this to Congressional Budget Office (CBO) projections. Given your findings, evaluate the success of the Federal Stimulus. Discuss the following questions: Did the stimulus package pump enough money into the economy to prevent a complete failure of the economic system? Would the government have reemerged from the recession without the stimulus? Is the US better or worse off, economically speaking?

I h the book: The Stranger by Albert Camus - Summarize the overall plot and theme, in particular as it relates to religion and faith. Point to evidence that persuades you that this is the theme. Relate the events or theme to at least one religion you have been learning about in this course. Such as Judaism, Christianity, Buddhism, Hinduism, or Taoism.

How can the following social psychological concepts can be applied to understand a company's issues (employee issues mainly) and to enhance performance and productivity?

Note: this question is about attitudes and social influence. Also please provide examples. please note the employees in the company have lot of behavioural problems, work related attitude, low motivation and job satisfaction increased absenteeism and tardiness, poor work performance, elevated stress and conflict. I would appreciated if you could answer this question by highlighting these.

would also be much appreciated if you could add one reference (with intext citation) from a reliable source (please provide the link too)

The Stranger by Albert Camus:

Describe the main character and that person's attitude toward religion. Refer to specifics. Give your personal view of this character and reasons for this view.

Describe one scene that especially brings out the issue of religion or belief. What is being said: about people? About religion? What else?

How does marriage function as a kind of group alliance? What role do lobola (also known as bride price) and dowries play in creating and maintaining marriage alliances?

Compare the paths Cavour and Bismarck in unifying their nations… In what way did they both represent the concepts of Realpolitik and Top Down Nationalism? Do you think that one was more effective than the other in the process of unification? Explain.

• Reflect on how the use of restorative justice influences and affects the various individuals involved in the criminal justice system, including but not limited to, law enforcement, court officers, corrections officers, victims, and defendants.

11) Are there certain types of schizophrenia that take longer to emerge and certain types that have a more favorable prognosis? Explain.

What are telomeres? How do they affect the aging process?​ Answer must be in essay and paragraph form.

Answer using at least 300 words and specific details.

Trace the development of the first British colonies in North America. What specific problems did the Roanoke and Jamestown colonists face? Why did the Jamestown colony survive? How were Plymouth and the Northern colonies different from Virginia? How did events in England and Europe affect American colonization? What set British colonies apart from those of other European empires?

5. What are some personalities that is influenced by nurture?

According to Halpern (1999 as cited in Wang & Zheng (2016) "Critical thinking refers to the use of cognitive skills or strategies that increase the probability of a desirable outcome. Critical thinking is purposeful, reasoned, and goal-directed. It is the kind of thinking involved in solving problems, formulating inferences, calculating likelihoods, and making decisions. Critical thinkers use these skills appropriately, without prompting, and usually with conscious intent, in a variety of settings. That is, they are predisposed to think critically. When we think critically, we are evaluating the outcomes of our thought processes – how good a decision is or how well a problem is solved. (p. 69)." What is the role of critical thinking in psychology? How important is Critical Thinking to the field of psychology? ( NO Plagiarism 225-250 word discussion )

Design an assignment for an introductory psychology class that might increase student self-efficacy. Finally, explain how the design of your assignment might change based on the two types of locus of control.

A) Why might news media outlets engage in propaganda , sophistic objectivity , or sociocentrism ?
B) What alternative sources of information would you suggest in terms of securing less biased information and news sources? Why do you suggest these?

According to Schaller, Park, & Mueller (2003) Past research has indicated that men report higher levels of racism and ethnocentrism than women. why do men report higher levels of racism and ethnocentrism than women? why not?