According to Bill Kovach & Tim Rosenstiel in The Elements of Journalism, Revised and Updated Third Edition; what are the rights and responsibilities of the citizens, when it comes to journalism? What role do they play in the field of journalism?
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What test does this argument fail? What fallacy does the argument contain?
Seventy-three percent of the people surveyed said that they wanted universal health care coverage. Fifty-four percent said that they were worried about the cost of the program or the quality of the care that would be provided. Therefore, the American people are opposed to the President’s health care reform legislation
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Consider the major sociological perspectives you have read about in this unit (Structural Functionalism, Critical Theory, Feminism, Symbolic Interactionism). Bringing this theory to practice -- how would you understand the COVID-19 pandemic using two of the four major sociological perspectives?
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How can a counselor with Christian beliefs demonstrate the golden rule when working with clients who have diverse worldviews? please list your reference
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According to the presentation by Hans Rosling and Gap Minder, why should we "not panic" about the world's population? In other words, what are the current trends in global population (how many, who, where, etc) and what should we anticipated for the future? According to the presentation, why is this potentially better than most people envision? In your discussion include enough specific detail (examples, statistics, etc) to highlight your understanding of the data on population trends and demography.
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When it comes to diet, let's face if: most of you are probably not going to become animal rights activists and stop eating meat because you read Peter Singer's excerpt on PETA's website. My question to you is: why not? What's wrong with his basic argument, that animals suffer, that their suffering is greater than the suffering you would endure if you stopped eating meat, and that therefore, according to utilitarianism, you ought to stop eating meat?
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Topic 4:
1a.) Define prejudice and distinguish between prejudice, stereotypes and discrimination. 1b). What is the difference between explicit and implicit prejudice? 1c). Has racial prejudice disappeared in the United States? Why or why not? Explain your rationale.
2a). Examine the influences of prejudice. Describe how unequal
status, socialization and institutional supports contribute to
prejudice. 2b). Identify and explain how the scapegoat theory and
social identity theory contribute to prejudice. 2c). What are the
consequences of prejudice? Explain stereotype threat.
3a). Define aggression and describe its different forms: physical;
social; hostile and instrumental. 3b). How do biological influences
contribute to aggression? 3c). Explain how aggression can be
explained as a response to frustration.
4a). How can the following contribute to aggression: pain,
uncomfortable heat, an attack and overcrowding? 4b). Explain how
media influences aggression - be sure to highlight pornography,
television, Internet and video games.
5a). Explain how proximity, physical attractiveness, similarity, and feeling liked nurture liking and loving. 5b). Explain whether this statement is supported by research: birds of a feather flock together.
6a). Identify and explain the three components of Sternberg's triangle: passion, intimacy and commitment. 6b). How does companionate love differ from romantic love? Which love do you feel is most important in a relationship?
7a). Explain how attachment, equity and self-disclosure influence and ups and downs of close relationships.
8a). Summarize factors that predict marital dissolution and describe the detachment process.
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When and how did you become aware of people being treated differently because of race, culture, or religion? Explain. Please list your reference
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1. Give a brief example of the harsh conditions facing the cold, starving first American colonists.
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What is the purpose of Social Psychology? Discuss how the impact of persistent discrimination can negatively impact motivation and self-esteem. What potential life outcomes can be the result?
with examples please
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Discuss the role of cognitive appraisal in coping with
stress.
In APA format with proper REFERENCES ( word limit 750 -1000)
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Make an essay about corruption in general. Use your critical thinking to write this essay.
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