the 4 factors limiting a respondents reliability and discuss how these factors can be controlled

Consider the debate over the validity of projective tests. Do you believe that people reveal underlying aspects of their personality in their responses to unstructured stimuli, such as inkblots? Why or why not?

On the TV show MASH an army surgeon performed an unnecessary operation on a battalion commander to remove him from battle during the time he would need to recuperate from the surgery. The surgeon did this because he believed that the commander was over-aggressive which resulted in an abnormally high casualty rate among his men. A fellow surgeon counseled the operating surgeon that it is unethical to operate on a healthy body. However, the operating surgeon felt he was justified because he would probably save the lives of many men while the commander was recuperating. He believed more good than harm would come from performing the operation. Using the scenario of the army surgeon operating on a healthy person, respond to the ethical dilemma using Virtue Ethics. Be certain to identify the 2 vices and the mean of this specific dilemma.

Topic: Environmental Ethics (many different issues you can explore, such as climate change, saving bees, factory farming, zoos, etc.)

• Summary of ethical perspective on the issue
• Use ethical theories to support arguments and how they do so
• Four sources that will be cited

Topic 1: Plato – the allegory of the cave

Plato is inspired by his teacher Socrates, but builds a grand positive theory of true knowledge and the just society. Plato’s “Allegory of the cave” (~380BC) introduces many of Plato’s central ideas and also many of his personal and philosophical rationales.

What is the implication of the allegory – and particularly the potential killing of the returning prisoners - for the value of democracy? Why is the ideal form of government according to Plato?

Step 1: Address the following questions in discussion in one paragraph for each of the three question items:

Questions

1. Do you think that conscious (voluntary) movements must be organized differently from unconscious (involuntary) movements? What does the evidence tell you?

2. Can you point to any body movements that do not involve reflexes--or some reflexes that do not involve bodily movement?

What role would a foodbank board play in corporate partners recruitment?

On the TV show MASH an army surgeon performed an unnecessary operation on a battalion commander to remove him from battle during the time he would need to recuperate from the surgery. The surgeon did this because he believed that the commander was over-aggressive which resulted in an abnormally high casualty rate among his men. A fellow surgeon counseled the operating surgeon that it is unethical to operate on a healthy body. However, the operating surgeon felt he was justified because he would probably save the lives of many men while the commander was recuperating. He believed more good than harm would come from performing the operation. To what extend do you feel each surgeon was right in his moral position. Does the good end justify the means? Use a specific form of egoism or utilitarianism for each surgeon. Define the term(s) you use in the response.

how do neurons communicate ?

Discuss word wars and how personal expectations affect parenting, friendships, marriages, and family relationships. How can the misuse of words affect one’s career and one’s life trajectory? Reflect on your personal experiences where applicable.

1. What explanation does RWMOD provide for why there is no (or little) conditioning of the CS when CS and US presentations occur at random (how does it explain an organisms sensitivity to contingency)?

What can we do to live more at peace with the Native American tribes?

Describe the relationship between blood alcohol concentration and its pharmacological effects on behavior and cognitive functioning?

Describe how organized sports programs affect the socialization of children.

please use at least 300 words