Provide definitions and examples of the following concepts related to Piaget’s concrete operational stage: a) identity, b) transitive inference, and c) hierarchical classification.

Each explanation should be realted to what children emphasize

Explain how children reason in Kohlberg’s three levels of moral thought: preconventional moral thought, conventional moral thought, and postconventional moral thought. For each level, report a) what children emphasize as important as their basis for their moral beliefs and b) provide an example from the Heinz dilemma that reflects that type of moral reasoning.

Apply some of the major approaches to motivation to enhance performance and productivity to a given situation in a company. (low motivation and job satisfaction, increased absenteeism and tardiness, poor work performance and service, elevated stress, conflict among employees can be addressed in your answer)

In addition, cite the text, e.g. (p. 3), in at least one of your posts, proofread your post carefully, and read all student posts.

Brain

1. Imagine that you at your favorite coffee shop relaxing, when in walks the person you have a serious crush on. Describe what happens to your body as you move from the parasympathetic to sympathetic nervous system.
2. Which brain area did you find to be most fascinating? Provide a brief description of the functions of any 4 brain areas that are most active while driving a car.
3. People who are intoxicated have difficulty walking, they tend to make poor decisions, and sometimes, are unable to remember what happened the night before. Given this information, which brain areas are likely to be affected by alcohol. Explain.

Compare the Freudian notion of “delay of gratification” with that developed by Mischel. What role does delay of gratification play in these two theoretical approaches to personality?

1) Using the five conflict-handling strategies and examples from a typical workplace, describe a situation when each strategy would be a good choice for managing a conflict. (Forcing, Problem solving, Avoiding, Yielding, Compromising)

Explain at what point a person is considered "under arrest." Explain the difference between a stop and an arrest. Why might states authorize probable cause arrests for certain unwitnessed misdemeanors? How much force can be used by an officer when executing an arrest? How is it determined? Can you think of any times when you heard about "excessive use of force" and if so, how do you think the actions of a few influenced the perceptions of many regarding the police??

Are patients with anterograde amnesia able to perform visual recognition tasks without difficulty? We assume general visual recognition tasks, no need for a specific task or activity.

A patient has difficulty performing the mental rotation task. What are 2 possible disorders that the patient could have? And where would the lesions be for the 2 possible disorders?

The task would be to mentally rotate an upside down image of a person holding 2 balls (one red one white). The patient would need to rotate it so the person holding the ball is upright, so when asked which hand the red ball is in, they would be able to identify correctly. The activity is done twice, first time with the red ball in the left hand, and second time with the red ball in the right hand. The patient has difficulty in both cases.

What is the significance of the Navaho third gender category? And, what does berdache mean?

2-3 sentences at least more is appreciated.

1. What is the difference between a homosexual orientation and a heterosexual orientation? Define Bisexuality.

2. Explain how sexual orientation was viewed in the past and compare to how it is viewed now. Consider cultural and religious factors in your answers. You can choose one or two cultural views to explain your answers .

3. Describe the relationship between heredity, genetics make-up and predisposition and sexual orientation, specifically among twins. Do you think there is a relationship between your sexual orientation and your genes ??

4. Compare and contrast the baby blues and postpartum depression in terms of symptoms, duration, impact , effects on the person and family members and consequences .

5. Describe environmental influences on prenatal development. Choose one of the teratogens discussed in the chapter and the notes and talk about the psychological, behavioral, cognitive and physical impact it has on the developing child.

What three qualities do you consider most important in a friend? What three qualities do you consider most important in a romantic partner?

Please explain in detail and provide examples.

Describe possible treatments used for eating disorders

Read the excerpts by Seyyed Hosein Nasr and Daud Sutton. Explain the relationship between the concept of Divine unity and the void in relation to Islamic art. How do the tradition of geometric design, natural motifs and calligraphy express core theological insights and beliefs about the Divine? Use the instructions found in the excerpt from Sutton’s book to create a geometric design and include this in your journal submission.

1. What guidelines are used to determine the number of subjects to see in an experiment?

2. How does a with-in subjects experiment differ from a between-subjects experiment?