How is Autogenics used to attain deep levels of relaxation?
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Discuss the impact of spirituality on an individual’s health.
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Consider the possibility that a faculty member wanted to survey our Research Methods class on the legalization of marijuana as being representative of the college student population. I want you to identify possible representative problems such as the class being criminal justice students and their opinions possibly being different than the college population as a whole. Additionally, the faculty member wants to survey random college students as being representative of the community at large in regards to raising the legal drinking age to 25. What biases or representative problems would exist?
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It has often been said that, "Feudalism is dead. It died with the Black Plague."
Having learned more about how Feudalism and Fiefs and Fealty worked, discuss whether it ever really died.
1. Has it existed in other places and times? Give examples.
2. Is it alive today in other forms. If so, what other forms?
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How does Fogelson's work on urban riots in the late 1960s and 1970s relate to the anti-police sentiments displayed around the country in the past few years? Provide some examples in your analysis. Have we learned anything in the past 50 years?
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Explain the objection to utilitarianism from “no guidance”. Explain Mill’s response. Does this objection succeed?
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Why have internationally operating criminal groups becoming an increased threat to both human and state security?
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Society has a way of making people and families feel that there is a certain way of doing things that is right and accepted and if you aren’t going to conform to these standards then you, in a sense, are wrong. A lot of people feel that the men in the family need to be the “bread winner” and that mom should be home cooking and cleaning. While there is nothing with this system, it does not work for everyone and there is nothing wrong with that. In the video we watched, Amy and Marc discuss their shared parenting theory and it seems to work very well for their family. They both split hours at work and both equally contribute to the household tasks that pile up while having a family to take care of. For example, whoever is home from work earlier is responsible for making dinner. When it comes to laundry, Marc does the lights while Amy will do the darks, or vice versa. This system defies the typical gender roles that society has so greatly pressed upon us. Marc and Amy are raising their children in an environment where they are both being exposed to seeing the male and the female equally share responsibilities, whereas in other homes some children are used to staying home with mom all day while she cleans the house and takes care of the family and dad is at work making the money. Their children may have a harder time understanding gender roles because they are being exposed to both sides of things and they don’t really experience being home with mom all the time while dad works. Marc and Amy’s children are not exposed to the “traditional” gender roles. I think as time has been going forward we have been changing what exactly the gender roles are. There are many women who go to work all day and some that make more than their husbands. There is also stay at home dads. While it is rare, it does happen in today’s society, whereas in the past it was completely unheard of and possibly frowned upon. There has been a genuine change in gender roles over the years and I think Marc and Amy’s equal parenting style represents this pretty well. They are showing their children that whether you are male or female, it is possible to take on any role. There is no reason why men can’t help out around the house and there is no reason why woman can’t be out there in the workforce.
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1. Distinguish between the different subtypes of ADHD and explain. ?
2. Discuss the behavioral differences in boys and girls with ADHD that have been found in clinical samples.
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Write five rights and five responsibilities of Parents And Children to each other
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