A) What was philosophy and what was a philosopher, for the Ancient Greeks?

B) List three common characteristics of a philosophical question and explain them.

please provide a detailed explanation of the social learning theory (Bandura) and examples

Write a journal entry (approximately 200 words). Your journal entry should present your views on the value & usefulness of one or more of the ethical theories discussed in the reading assignment.

Your entry should also share your personal ethical reflections in relation to the reading assignment.

Issue present - Ethics and ethical reasoning

Write a high school (9th grade) level story correctly using the following words: Unprecedented, Delegate, Tacit, Clandestine, Allegation, Advocate, Nebulous, Recur, Poignant,Tirade

For the words advocate and delegate, use the verb form of the word.

What is the influence of our social schemata on our self-schemata? What is the relationship between self-schemata and our social functioning? Does the individuation result from a differentiation from social schemata and the self? Justify your conclusions.

According to Nakano Glenn (2010) “How is skin lightening interwoven into the world economic system and its transnational circuits of products, capital, culture, and people?” This question asks to critically and conceptually analyze the above quote and discuss it is a human rights issue.

This criterion is linked to a Learning Outcome Compare & contrast leadership styles between the education system of the USA china and Mexico using the Four frame model. give specific examples

Describe three beliefs key beliefs of Jainism and/or Sikhism. How similar are these beliefs to those found in Hinduism?

1. Read the case study below, and put yourself in Maria's position to answer these questions:

What is the ethical issue that Maria faces?

Who benefits/loses if she decides to do as Hans says?

What would you do if you were in her shoes? What does this decision reveal about you?

Cosmetic Applications

Topic: Package Labeling and Advertising

Characters:

Hans, Cosmetics Group Product Marketing Manager

Maria, Assistant Marketing Communications Manager

Maria is an Assistant Marketing Communications Manager with TruBlush Cosmetics, a

manufacturer of facial cream and other skin moisturizing products. She is relatively new to

the cosmetics industry, being a recent college graduate with limited “real world” experience.

As part of her orientation, however, she recently had the opportunity to spend one week with

the TruBlush marketing research group, sitting in on several focus group discussions with

regular cosmetics users.

Today Hans stopped Maria in the hallway and told her to coordinate the artwork on both

the new package label design and the storyboards for an upcoming advertising campaign, to

reflect an increase in the recommended application of a facial cream product from one to

three applications daily. While delighted with the opportunity to finally be assigned

something substantive where she can demonstrate what she is capable of doing, she is

troubled by the directive.

Maria recalls that in each of the four focus group sessions the week before, the majority of

consumers interviewed revealed that just one application of this product “did the job.” While

changing the recommended usage would dearly contribute to additional sales volume, what

she knows about the product indicates that such an increase would not significantly benefit

consumers. On the other hand, Hans is the Group Product Marketing Manager, and he makes

the decisions on promoting recent hires for this product.

Author: Richard F. Belhamini, Associate Professor of Marketing and Advertising, Arizona State University.

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Discussion: Skin Color is an Illusion

What to do:

Please watch the TED Talk Skin Color is an Illusion Links: https://www.ted.com/talks/nina_jablonski_breaks_the_illusion_of_skin_color. and also review the site Understanding Race Links:http://understandingrace.org/home.html. from the American Anthropological Association and post what you thought was the most interesting thing that you learned.

EEOC v. Red Robin Review Assignment)

1. Why was the employee in the case fired?

2. What was the basis of the employee’s claim against Red Robin?

3. Which party was successful in the claim?

4. What was the basis for the success of the prevailing party in the case?

5. Do you agree or disagree with the ruling? Why?

Erikson believed that during middle childhood we go through the crisis of Industry vs. Inferiority (make sure you understand what industry means in this context). Do you think this still is relative with elementary school-aged children today? Why or why not?

What is different about today's elementary school-aged child's experiences compared to your experiences when you with this age?

QUESTION 12

To get back at her sister, Tess steals her sister's sweater. Unfortunately, her sister has so many clothes that she didn't even notice. According to Skinner, is this an example of punishment?

QUESTION 13

According to the Law of Effect, which of the following behaviours should become more common?

QUESTION 14

John has to give his cat Garfield a pill every day. He always opens up the pill bottle (which makes a popping sound) and removes one pill before giving it to Garfield, and he follows this by giving him a treat as a reward. After a while, John notices that when he opens up the pill bottle, Garfield comes running to him right away. In this example, the __________ is the unconditioned stimulus.

QUESTION 15

Use of operant conditioning techniques and applied behaviour analysis (ABA) have been applied extensively to treating which disorder?

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QUESTION 18

Miranda notices that her cat salivates as soon as her cat hears the sound of the electric can opener. In this example, the sound of the can opener is the

  QUESTION 19

Dan wants to teach his young son to help with chores. He knows that the little boy isn't ready to do a lot on his own, so Dan just praises his son for small tasks like putting a toy in the toy box or helping to feed the cat. Over time, Dan's standards will get higher as his little boy can handle more complex work. This is an example of which operant concept?

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Which of the following helps to explain the maintenance of problem behaviours, like staying in an abusive relationship?

Select one contemporary ethical, social, or political issue. How would a utilitarian approach that issue? How would a Kantian approach the issue? (You may

consider Kant’s Principle of Universalization or his Principle of Humanity, or both.) With which approach, if either, do you agree and why?

You’ll want your answer to convey that you understand both the utilitarian and Kantian approaches to ethics, and can apply these approaches to a particular issue. Be sure you don’t sell short the last part of the question: you’ll need to explain why we should favor one approach over the other (or favor neither approach).