Can you lay out Daniel Dennett's "Where am I?" into a clear understandable format?

Explain what it’s like for a person diagnosed with Schizophrenia, when they are being bombarded by stimuli.

1. Gender differences in communication often give rise to stereotypes. One common one in the United States suggests that women never seem to stop talking. This contradicts the research showing that men
   a.   are better able to use language to their advantage.
   b.   adopt linguistic strategies that help them maintain conversational dominance.
   c.   are often reluctant to speak up in mixed-gender settings.
   d.   adopt linguistic strategies that focus on letting women participate in conversation.

2. In 1967, the United States Supreme Court ruled unanimously that laws prohibiting interracial marriage were unconstitutional, which ended the legal practice of
   a.   mixing.
   b.   dilution.
   c.   anti-miscegenation.
   d.   hypodescent.

3. In writing about her findings in a Brazilian shantytown, Nancy Scheper-Hughes’s account of Alto do Cruzeiro provides a window into the terrible toll of nonconsensual organ harvesting among the poor, as well as how she herself changed over time. How might an anthropologist justify the publication of this ethnographic research when considering the problem of ethnographic authority?
   a.   The horrific conditions made it impossible to ignore, and since she obtained informed consent, this is justification.
   b.   Anthropologists are themselves changed in fieldwork, and so honest reflexivity is justification.
   c.   All of the poor must be given an equal voice, thus polyvocality is justification.
   d.   Authoritative writing asks us to consider what right we have to report, thus a moral challenge is justification.

4. About fifteen years ago, the giant Walmart corporation opened a store in Germany. Ten years later, it closed the entire chain there and pulled out of the country. Its approach was to replicate—exactly— the stores found in the United States. For some corporations like McDonalds, such expansion has been successful. These efforts are all part of how globalization tends to
   a.   monopolize.
   b.   cosmopolitanize.
   c.   homogenize.
   d.   dominate.

5. Many people believe that the impact of human activity on the earth is not the major problem that others see today. Such beliefs that one’s own culture or way of life is normal and natural is known as
   a.   normalcy.
   b.   ethnocentrism.
   c.   consensus.
   d.   conventionality.

In Nigeria, several young girls were abducted due to their belief in education and in Libya

recent events of slave auctions occurred and were recorded; apply

The Universal Declaration of Human Rights to this incident. Include reference to this event from

news articles, web accounts or journal entries: Have third world governments responded to the

needs of women.

Those with Serious Persistent Mental Illness (SPMI) are many times difficult to treat.  Why?

What are some reasons that moral values might be universal other than the claims of religion being true? What are the logical implications of moral values are not universal? Is that something that we can simply give up on?

Of the Four Noble Truths, which do you find to be the most accurate in how it describes reality according to your experience? Which is the least accurate? Give specific examples and explain your answers. Minimum 300 words.  

Answer each question in at least 5 sentences:

1. Both the Stroop and the Simon Effect seem like similar cognitive processes because reaction time slows down due to interference. What is the major difference between these 2 phenomenon?

2. Briefly explain the response compatibility in particular the spatial compatibility. Describe one way that you can apply the ideas learned from this experiment in your life or in life in general (e.g. when designing a work system).

How does structure of the factory floor (i.e. classroom) influence what happens in the classroom?

Psychology 380

The visual system has specialized areas for perceiving faces, bodies, and places, but not other kinds of objects. Why do you think we have specialized areas for these functions but not others?

What is Jesus' attitude towards the Mosaic Law as presented by Matthew (Mt. 5)? Why is this significant?

Workplace teams

Why has the use of teams in the workplace increased so dramatically? What do you believe can be attributed to this?

250 words please