Explain the value of pattern and parsimony in attempting to establish causal links in correlational findings

1- You are the section chief for the customer service training arm of a large insurance company. How do you foster a culture of service within your section?

2- How would you motivate an employee who simply did the minimum of work? This employee has limited education, works for a fairly low salary, does not seem very interested in the job. He is active in Little League and has three young boys. He is very religious.

What sorts of interpersonal barriers do people with disabilities face ( consider physical, cognitive and emotional aspects)? How can those barriers be removed? What local and national agencies are available to assist those with disabilities/challenges? IN 350-400 WORDS

what do you believe are the four strongest triggers for aggression? List them in the first column. Explain why you chose those four triggers. Explain how the three means of reducing violence in the could be used to reduce the impetus of the four triggers you listed. Name the violence reducers you would use and describe how you could create a helping behavior instead.

What is effective training delivery?

Looking at the various personality theories you read, which one seems to "fit" or make the most sense to you? Explain your reasoning? Now use the Big 5 Trait theory to describe the individual internal qualities and preferences. You can include what motivates the person as well. Now imagine using one of the other theories to describe your personality OR the personality of someone you know. What are the limitations and disadvantges of using this theory to describe someone's personality? Are there any advantages to this theory? how much are personality qualities were "biologically fixed" and how much was shaped by the environment and experiences?

The following article is from Good Housekeeping and is one of the MYRIAD media outlets that perpetuated (and some continue to perpetuate) the myth that intelligence is inherited from your mother. This, and many other (usually reputable) news reporting outlets, cited the research as published from Psychology Spot – which with a click of the link provided in their own news articles reveals an individuals’ blog, not a peer-reviewed study.

1. Read the article below and write a few sentences about your initial response. I’ve told you that it’s (at best) grossly misrepresentative of the actual science, but is it convincing to you? Are there arguments made that seem believable because of the verbage used? Are there arguments made that tip off a science-informed student that something is amiss?

2. AFTER you have written your initial response, read the following response from a science writer at Forbes magazine. Summarize two to three of the important counterpoints she makes.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/emilywillingham/2016/09/16/no-research-has-not-established-that-you-inherited-your-intelligence-from-your-mother/#66c7d826502d

New Research Confirms That Kids Get Their Intelligence From Mom

One more thing to add to the "Moms Are Awesome" list.

In the case of your intelligence, "I got it from my mama" couldn't be more accurate. New research featured in Psychology Spot says people are born with conditioned genes that work differently depending on if they're from your mother or father — and when it comes to your intelligence, those genes are from mother dearest.

Even though people used to believe your smarts were from your father and mother, that's not the case. You see, intelligence genes are located on chromosome X and since women carry two, that means children are twice as likely to get their intelligence from mom.

And even if your father passes off a few of his intelligence genes to you, chances are they won't have an impact on your brain since they only work if they come from your mother. "If that same gene is inherited from the father, it is deactivated," reports the study in Psychology Spot. "Obviously, other genes work the opposite, are activated only if they come from the father."

Want even more proof? The Medical Research Council Social and Public Health Sciences Unit in the United States did a study on mothers back in 1994 and interviewed 12,686 young people between the ages of 14 and 22. Their questions focused on the children's IQ, race, education and socio-economic status. The best predictor of intelligence? The IQ of their mother.

http://www.goodhousekeeping.com/health/news/a40385/intelligence-genes-come-from-your-mom/

Even though there are cases of Down syndrome that are more severe than others, why do we treat all people born with Down syndrome as if they are the same as each other? Why is this question important to me as a member of society? What are major developments in social science thinking that drive questions regarding studying the individual? Explain how finding the answer might impact others around you. Explain why studying human behavior and identity is a valuable human endeavor. detail Major developments in social science thinking that support study and advancement of social sciences.

write an essay(free writing) about "my relationship with alcohol in college" about 500 to 600 words.

Fully answer the following question in 2 paragraphs using credible resources. Does media play a role in in the self-esteem of adolescents? Does the media affect males and females differently?

Briefly define either the social model of disability. does the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) fit a social model approach towards working with a person who has a disability? answer in 5 -6 full sentences

When stress is high, our bodies kick out several stress hormones which, if not used for their purpose (fight or flight) they tend to wreak havoc on various organs and the immune system. Physical exercise is considered the best way to keep our body in balance. Exercise does not have to be all that hard or time consuming. We just need to make time to exercise. Mark Twaine said “Oh, I get the urge to exercise every now and then, but I just lie down till it goes away.” Knowing that this is not the right response, please explain what do you do to motivate yourself when you are less than inspired to get up and out the door?

What’s the difference between “gender identity” and “sexual orientation?"

Group of answer choices:

There is virtually no difference between the terms.

Gender identity relates to one’s physiology, while sexual orientation has to do with psychological dimensions of femininity and masculinity.

Gender identity relates to psychological dimensions of masculinity and femininity, while sexual orientation involves who is desired as a sexual partner.

Gender identity relates to psychological dimensions, while sexual orientation is another word for androgyny.

Why have cultures around the world historically tended to permit the recreational use of caffeine, alcohol and tobacco, while generally outlawing the recreational use of opium, cocaine and cannabis? In what ways, if any, do you think laws regarding psychoactive drugs should be changed?