Anthropology Question:

What is corn’s significance in the prehistoric and current indigenous cultures of the Southwest?

Contrast classical and operant conditioning in terms of (1) the nature of the behavior, (2) the role of stimuli that precede the response, and (3) the role of consequences.

How is revolution portrayed in the book? In Satrapi’s account, what are the stages of the revolution and what do these stages mean for the Iranian people?

In relation to the text "On the Rez" by Ian Frazier

1. How does Fraizer blend history and the present to flesh out the modern reality of life on the Pine Ridge Reservation?

2. How does Fraizer keep his non-fiction book from beoming romanticized or sentimental?

Strengths and weakness of a therapist in a therapeutic relationship

write an obituary

Give examples of three prosocial behaviors you would want to teach young children. Have you ever taught these behaviors? If yes, how? Would you use particular discussion question when working with parents? If yes, why? If no, why not

Discuss reasons in order to be an ethical Human Service professional, is it imperative and essential for a counselor to know their values, limitations, biases, to understand reasons? Is it important to appreciate the challenges with objectivity related to their own family of origin issues?

What leads to conflict in parts of our contemporary society according to Dahrendorf?

Please review (in depth) the court case of United States vs. Microsoft. Please list the facts of the case, results and reasoning. Thank you.

Steve is the primary suspect in a case involving the sale and distribution of methamphetamine. He is a 21-year-old Caucasian male who has never been in a committed relationship. He has no children and is the youngest of three brothers, all of whom live at home with their mother, who works two full-time jobs to support the family. He was born and raised in a rural community with close access to a larger city. His father and both uncles are incarcerated for sale and distribution of cocaine. He looks up to his father and has regular contact with him. His older brother is transient, often absent from the home for weeks at a time. His younger brother is in high school—they are close. He goes to Catholic Mass about once a month and is close with the parish priest, who has been a mentor for the past 10 years.

Steve does not use drugs, preferring to sell them. He is a heavy consumer of alcohol, which caused early-stage liver dysfunction. He maintains a social media account, open for public view, where he posts about being frequently angry. He has both a juvenile and adult arrest record for minor crimes such as shoplifting and possession of a controlled substance for personal use. He is suspected of sales with intent to distribute because he was photographed at a known drop house on 12 occasions, staying for several hours each time. His fingerprints were found on meth lab equipment after a search warrant was served at that house.

After reading the Module One Discussion Scenario, address the following: What influences a person’s motivation to commit a crime? Think about developmental, biological, and situational factors that contribute to the person’s behavior.

ASSIGNMENT

Compare and contrast the natural sciences (physics, chemistry, biology) with the behavioral and social sciences (psychology, anthropology, economics, political science).