1) What are Klockars's descriptions of police authority, power, persuasion, and force?

2) Describe Wilson and Brown's typologies of police, and explain how each might use discretion.

Be specific in own words. thanks

why me is me ,why not someone else

Do you believe that the self-directed nature of adult learners is well-suited to one particular type of learning environment?

What do you think is the ideal learning format to help alleviate the challenges adult learners’ face, such as juggling career, family, and other personal responsibilities?

what have you learned that will influence your design of effective adult learning experiences?

Tina, a close friend of yours has a three year old daughter who is embarrassing her in public by crying because she wants her mom to buy her a particular toy or candy whenever they go out shopping. Tina often decides to stop this crying by buying the toy or candy for the child. Q.4.1 Using your knowledge of operant conditioning and reinforcement, define and explain the basic principles of operant conditioning in relation to the scenario above. (10) Q.4.2 With reference to your knowledge of reinforcement principles and schedules as well as punishment; what would you advise your friend does when dealing with her child in future.

Christianity is described as being to only 'faith-based' religion in existence. What does this mean to your understanding?

Look at key features of this religion, such as the Life of Jesus, the events of his death and resurrection, the Holy Trinity, or the symbols of Christian faith.

1) What are Klockars's descriptions of police authority, power, persuasion, and force?

2) Describe Wilson and Brown's typologies of police, and explain how each might use discretion.

3) What factors were associated with citizen's experiences of "disrespect" from police officers in the research described in Chapter 6.

Be specific

Explain the significance of the full title of the play: The Importance of Being Earnest (A Trivial Comedy for Serious People). Discuss the meaning of the word earnest and the name Ernest as well as how Wilde communicates his message regarding trivial and serious matters. Use examples from the play.

Describe the changes in sexuality from puberty through late adulthood. Describe how a person's definition and experience of sexuality and intimacy often fluctuates throughout his or her lifespan. What are some of the influences as it relates to "changes in sexuality from puberty to late adulthood"?

How has the Middle East affected American politics, both domestic and foreign since 1968? Give at least seven (7) examples of influential Middle Eastern events to support your statement.

Identify and describe three specific factors that influence one's well-being around your choice of health areas

• stress
• depression, or
• another area of health that you are familiar with.

Follow the factor through its path of influence:
For example - having too many items on deadline leads to heightened anxiety which leads to eating lunch at one's desk instead of exercising or having lunch with friends - either of which would reduce the physical impact of stress and lower anxiety.  

1. According to Kuhn, what is a paradigm? What is its role in scientific discovery and can paradigms be compared? Explain. Point out at least one strength and one weakness to Kuhn’s theory of paradigms as applied to the field of engineering.

Discuss biological the role of dopamine in substance abuse. As well as the contributing role of thwarted psychological needs on stress and increased likelihood of substance abuse.

1. People sometimes suggest that psychology cannot be a science because either a) human behavior cannot be predicted with perfect accuracy, or b) must of its subject matter (e.g., thoughts and feelings) cannot be observed directly. Tell us why psychology is a science and why both assumptions are false. What is an "empirical question"? List two empirical and two nonempirical questions about human behavior.

2. What is basic research? What is applied research? Based on your own experience or on things you have already learned about psychology, list three basic research questions and three applied research questions. Be sure to identify specific variables in your examples.