Why is it important to consider perspectives across different ages

What role did economic play in the Era of the age of exploration?

Minorities vs Justice Systems

What action plan I can do when it comes to Minorities vs Justice Systems.

How is Social work preparing someone like me to address this issue.

What 2 resources where someone could go to learn more or to take action.

Why does diversity matter for business? Provide 2-3 benefits and 2-3 challenges

The documentary Gender Revolution implies that gender today—gender identities and categories—are vastly different today than they were decades ago. Wrestle with this claim and develop a brief argument for/against it. Is this claim misleading? For example, did transpeople, agender folks, non-binary folks exist before mainstream society acknowledged them? Additionally, why is today being declared a different moment for more open conversations around gender identities and gender categories than the past—what has shifted to make this happen? Answer in two paragraphs.

You are considered to be an expert in false memories, and a local district attorney has therefore requested your expertise on the following case:

On Tuesday, March 6, 2007, a bank was robbed in Slidell, LA. It was just after opening time, 9:04 a.m., and there were barely any customers, when a car arrived and parked in the side parking lot of the bank. Two men came out of the car and walked to the entrance. Both wore dark clothing. Upon entering the bank, they held out guns and asked for the manager. When the manager identified herself, the smaller of the two robbers ordered her to open the safe. Meanwhile, the other robber, a tall, and burley man, walked around holding his gun in his outstretched arm, and threatening the remaining employees and customers. The manager complied and the smaller robber collected all the money and valuables from the safe. After five minutes, the big robber asked if his companion was ready to go. When he was, the two ran back to their car, and drove away.

The district attorney has asked that you create a presentation about false memory and explain how it might influence this case. He asks that you specifically address the following: Using evidence from the case, and outside research, justify why eyewitness testimonies should or should not carry weight in criminal proceedings.

What are the different types of psychoeducation and psychotherapeutic clinical group therapies often used in treatment of substance use disorders? How would the prescreening process for referrals look different for each? If you determined a client needed a referral for an alternative treatment, how would you describe the referral process and complementary treatment alternatives?

“Checking Facts in a Post-Truth World” by Alexander Tesar,

The Walrus, 17 November, 2016

Response Essay

In part, Tesar blames Facebook and Google for “fracturing our consensus about what constitutes ‘fact’.” Do you agree or disagree that organizations like Google and Facebook are responsible for the emergence and spreading of the post-truth and fake news?

This is a criminology class

Question:

The central issues in "Theories of Victimization" revolve around four perspectives- victim -precipitation, deviant place, lifestyles, and routine activities. In the scenarios presented in Part 1, you had to consider how three actors in the courtroom - the juror, the prosecutor, and the defense attorney - apply the tenets of the perspective they believe the best explanation for victimization. Explain your choices in the scenario by addressing the following questions.

Which perspective do you think offers the strongest explanation of why someone becomes a victim?

Which theoretical perspective do you believe offers the weakest explanation for victimization?

Explain why you selected the theories.

You are considered to be an expert in false memories, and a local district attorney has therefore requested your expertise on the following case:

On Tuesday, March 6, 2007, a bank was robbed in Slidell, LA. It was just after opening time, 9:04 a.m., and there were barely any customers, when a car arrived and parked in the side parking lot of the bank. Two men came out of the car and walked to the entrance. Both wore dark clothing. Upon entering the bank, they held out guns and asked for the manager. When the manager identified herself, the smaller of the two robbers ordered her to open the safe. Meanwhile, the other robber, a tall, and burley man, walked around holding his gun in his outstretched arm, and threatening the remaining employees and customers. The manager complied and the smaller robber collected all the money and valuables from the safe. After five minutes, the big robber asked if his companion was ready to go. When he was, the two ran back to their car, and drove away.

The district attorney has asked that you create a presentation about false memory and explain how it might influence this case. He asks that you specifically address the following:Describe false memory and false memory experiments.

Explain categorization and the two main types of categories—natural categories and artificial categories. Describe how the prototype theory explains the formation of categories.

Why is it important to integrate coordinated treatments for co-occurring disorders? Provide at least two examples of the potential financial challenges associated with managing the implementation of treatment.

Choose a poem by Frost and discuss a literary theme or an item of interest. For instance, in "After Apple-Picking" why does the narrator refer repeatedly to sleep? How does the word change throughout the poem? What is the tone of this poem? Or, in the "Mending Wall," how does the poem reveal the theme of overturning tradition? What are the literal and figurative meanings of 'barriers' in the poem?