Describe four ways in which adult thinking differs from adolescent thinking. Don't make this up - find it in the text. Give specific examples to show that you understand each of them

How does the nervous system process visual information??

What are the factors responsible for tides? Describe the conditions that lead to neap and spring tides

Nadine has been dating Jim for eight years. They began dating in college and Nadine reports that she remained supportive of Jim throughout his years in medical school and residency as a doctor. Nadine reports that it has not always been easy for her as she often will feel neglected by Jim due to his busy schedule, though she has never communicated these feelings to Jim, since she does not want to appear “selfish” or “nagging” and she does not want to be a cause of further stress in his life. Nadine was recently diagnosed with kidney disease, which has created a considerable amount of stress in her personal and professional life. She reports that her graduate school program was not understanding of her need to miss classes due to multiple doctor appointments. Furthermore, she was not able to request a medical leave from her program, which ultimately led to her having to leave her graduate program due to her medical issues. Nadine reports that while she has discussed these current stressors with Jim, he does not always appear to understand the loss she is feeling. She reports that Jim will tell her that she should seek legal action against her school and that she should not be so passive. Nadine reports that Jim is often dismissive regarding the severity of her condition, noting that she will be fine. Nadine expresses a desire for Jim to accompany her on doctor appointments, however she will not ask him as he has repeatedly mentioned how busy he is and how little time he has for himself outside of work. Nadine reports that she will often cry to herself every day due to the fear she has regarding her health condition as well as her feelings of failure that she was not able to complete her studies due to becoming sick. Nadine has expressed that she would like to have Jim join a session in order to help her communicate what she has been feeling, as well as address the continued detachment she reports within their relationship. Jim has thus far not agreed to join Nadine in therapy, reporting that his schedule does not make it possible and he does not believe that therapy is necessary to address the issues within their relationship, but rather that it is Nadine’s passivity which is causing her unhappiness.

Within the Experiential Approach, there are four different styles of communicators in relationships (placter, blamer, super-reasonable, irrelevant) Which style of communication is Nadine often using in her relationships. Which style of communicator is Jim? (Provide examples and rationale to back up your answer).

Nadine has been dating Jim for eight years. They began dating in college and Nadine reports that she remained supportive of Jim throughout his years in medical school and residency as a doctor. Nadine reports that it has not always been easy for her as she often will feel neglected by Jim due to his busy schedule, though she has never communicated these feelings to Jim, since she does not want to appear “selfish” or “nagging” and she does not want to be a cause of further stress in his life. Nadine was recently diagnosed with kidney disease, which has created a considerable amount of stress in her personal and professional life. She reports that her graduate school program was not understanding of her need to miss classes due to multiple doctor appointments. Furthermore, she was not able to request a medical leave from her program, which ultimately led to her having to leave her graduate program due to her medical issues. Nadine reports that while she has discussed these current stressors with Jim, he does not always appear to understand the loss she is feeling. She reports that Jim will tell her that she should seek legal action against her school and that she should not be so passive. Nadine reports that Jim is often dismissive regarding the severity of her condition, noting that she will be fine. Nadine expresses a desire for Jim to accompany her on doctor appointments, however she will not ask him as he has repeatedly mentioned how busy he is and how little time he has for himself outside of work. Nadine reports that she will often cry to herself every day due to the fear she has regarding her health condition as well as her feelings of failure that she was not able to complete her studies due to becoming sick. Nadine has expressed that she would like to have Jim join a session in order to help her communicate what she has been feeling, as well as address the continued detachment she reports within their relationship. Jim has thus far not agreed to join Nadine in therapy, reporting that his schedule does not make it possible and he does not believe that therapy is necessary to address the issues within their relationship, but rather that it is Nadine’s passivity which is causing her unhappiness.

1. What are some negative automatic thoughts that you identify Nadine to have? What are negative automatic thoughts that you identify Jim is having? Describe cognitive behavioral techniques that you would use with this couple?

2. Do you believe that Jim and Nadine will be able to work through their conflict? If yes, what are the indicators that this couple has a chance to solve their problems? If no, what are the indicators that this relationship is headed toward the end?

What is intrinsic and extrinsic motivation? when should you give reward and praises to children and when should you not? should you give reward or praises to encourage intrinsic motivation? why?

International Dimensions of Organizational Behaviour

What is stereotyping? In what ways do you think people might stereotype “you”? Give a few examples.

Because you have done excellent work on various projects here at Emeraldi, the vice president and Select(myself/me/ I) have selected you to work on a special project conducting research for next Select(year’s/years/years’) annual report. Select(Besides/Beside) collecting information from various company Select(personnal/personne)lItem 4 , you will be interviewing a number of department heads.

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It has been said that if you are at a party and you tell someone you have a terrible disease or you are a terrorist, the conversation happily continues. But, if you tell them you are religious, an icy chill hits the air.
Peter Kreeft believes that much of this is due to ignorance in the area of religious studies. His personal pet peeve is the statement: “All religions are the same deep down.” He states: “That is simply factually untrue. No one ever makes this claim unless he is:

abysmally ignorant of what the different religions of the world actually teach or

intellectually irresponsible in understanding these teachings in the vaguest and woolliest way or

morally irresponsible in being indifferent to them.”

Why would somebody say “deep down?” What would this “abysmally ignorant, intellectually irresponsible and morally irresponsible” person be trying to say about the human condition? Finally, are “all religions the same deep down?” Is “Deep Down” unchangeable?

Discuss Benevolent Selifishness and Selfishness and give examples. Are they prosocial behavior? How Benevolent Selfishness and Selfishness integrate to Kohlberg's moral reasoning and Piaget's preoperational thought.

What are some potential ethical concerns for crime and justice studies?

Please cite your source if you used one. Thank you!

Can or should we utilize a mercenary force to fight the war in Afghanistan?

Why have NGOs been regarded as the solution to development problems? explain at least 800 words?

my subject is the development of sociology.

the name of the book: theories and practices of development edition 1st ( and the question is from 4th chapter)

the name of the author: Katie Willis

Consider the topics in chapter 8 such as social networking, webinars, communities of practice, open work spaces, email, telephone skills and meeting effectiveness. Are any of these particularly relevant to your work or future career? How are one or more of these approaches effective or ineffective in your experience? How would you improve the effectiveness of one or more of these approaches? For example, you might consider your experience with online meetings such as webinars and discuss how this approach has been effective, ineffective, or both – and how it might be improved.