What are the stages of moral development and how might they relate to the tendency to use aggression in sport? 1 page
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Think about a time when you believed an emotional appeal put forth by a political party, company, marketing campaign, or piece of advertising only to find out that you were not quite told the truth. Explain the situation, what was told to you, what the truth was, how you uncovered it, and how finding out that you were misled made you feel. Also explain if, or how, this experience changed how you view arguments put in front of you.
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Write about a paragraph or two about gun control.
Discuss the inherent logic and logical fallacies on both sides of gun control topic (do not pick one that you feel strongly about since you may not be able to separate your personal views from the analysis). Do not take a side in the discussion--just analyze the way each side argues its point (and the mistakes they may make).
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What are some of the stigmas toward mental illness/health that exist in our culture today? What are some contributing factors to any stigmas that exist toward mental illness? What might be done to help decrease any existing stigmas?
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Do you remember the proverb declaring that if you give a man a fish, you feed him for a day; if you teach him how to fish, you feed him for a lifetime? Do you agree with critics who apply this proverb to TOMS’ charity model? Why or why not.
Beyond judging the charity work of TOMS, think about how its message and appeal have captured so much buy-in from young people. When you write business messages, how can you alter your writing to engage audiences of various ages or at various education levels?
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30-page research study on Management Systems
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For each of the following products select a level from Maslow’s Hierarchy of need and describe how to use the need selected to promote the product. The products are books (hard copy), Wilson baseball gloves, and Samsung phones, and Honda Snow Throwers. What are the pros and cons to using Maslow’s needs hierarchy in segmenting and positioning.
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There are a number of commonly used research methods
that apply to the study of Learning.
Describe one method that you think is the most
important.
Explain how this method has been used to research key
findings in the field of Learning Theory.
Propose your own research question related to Learning
and Behavior that you might be interested in researching.
How would you use this method to study your own
question?
Discuss any ethical considerations relating to either
animal or human subjects that are important to consider when using
your research method.
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30-page research study on Ethical Leadership : The Past, Present and the Future
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1) What are the three types of plagiarism discussed in the textbook? Please explain each of them. Then, give a hypothetical example of each type of plagiarism – how a student might commit them while preparing a speech.
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Revise this paragraph, which I’d call a “rough draft” Clean it up. It should be 3rd person.
Growing up my favorite vacations would always be to go camping. Because Camping is one of my all-time favorite things to do and still is to this day and I don’t think that will ever change. While camping, I love going on walks and seeing the beauty of the world around us that you normal don’t see in the everyday world. I really love the fresh air and smell of the pine trees and campfires. I love sitting around the campfire at night, smelling the burning wood, staring at the bright fire, looking up and being able to see all the bright stars in the dark sky, the stars you can’t seem to see and really enjoy in the city with all the different lights. I love the sounds you hear, the fire, people laughing and enjoying their families or just the complete silence away from the everyday world we live in. Camping is a very relaxing and peaceful. It can get you away from most things like technology. I also give you time to get physical activity in the fresh air. I love all the activities you can do while camping like swimming, fishing, canoeing, boating, boating was always some much fun and my favorite part was tubing. Having the water hit your face while spending through the water. Also, you can play board games and watching movies or just have family time when it’s raining outside. Vacations to the lake are like an escape from the outside world, and a chance to see nature and still have fun. My vacations to the lake will always remain memorable and special. I hope that one day I will be able to continue the tradition with my own family.
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Question 1 (1 point)
Persons associated with the concept of free-will were:
Question 1 options:
all of the above |
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Jakobus Arminius |
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Hugo Grotius |
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John Wesley |
Question 2 (1 point)
The idea that we cannot help but will and act the way we do is called:
Question 2 options:
determinism |
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combinationalism |
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compatiblism |
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indeterminism |
Question 3 (1 point)
Ancient philosophers who believed in determinism were called:
Question 3 options:
Cynics |
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Sophists |
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Stoics |
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Skeptics |
Question 4 (1 point)
Calvinism includes which concept?
Question 4 options:
foreknowledge |
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predestination |
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total depravity |
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all of the above |
Question 5 (1 point)
Calvinism includes all points except:
Question 5 options:
unconditional election |
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irresistible grace |
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perseverance of the saints |
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unlimited atonement |
Question 6 (1 point)
According to Molina, which was not included in the three kinds of knowledge God has?
Question 6 options:
knowledge of what could happen depending on how He acts |
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knowledge of what is logically true |
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knowledge of what must be true |
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knowledge of what must happen |
Question 7 (1 point)
Open theism is defined as:
Question 7 options:
a clear way to critique the existence of God |
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God intentionally suspending his foreknowledge of what we will choose, so we are free |
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God being open to our suggestions about ethics |
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God’s prior determination of the future, as if we will be saved from his judgment or not |
Question 8 (1 point)
The different approaches to the study of ethics include all but:
Question 8 options:
duty-based |
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virtue-based |
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act-based |
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reward-based |
Question 9 (1 point)
Utilitariansim is a type of ethics based on:
Question 9 options:
excessive resources in the justice system |
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consequences and the greater good |
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publicly held power companies |
Question 10 (1 point)
‘Moderation in all things’ is the explanation of what principle?
Question 10 options:
the golden arches |
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the golden rule |
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the gold standard |
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the golden mean |
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You work in an organization that focuses on wine sales and
marketing. Recently,
there have been a number of complaints about a particular customer
service
representative in terms of accuracy of wine knowledge shared with
customers and
timeliness of work orders. Complete the four steps in the systems
approach to
training and development. Specifically, consider these questions:
(1) How will you
determine whether training is the answer? (2) What is a possible
learning or training
objective you could identify? (3) What methods would you use to
implement
training? (4) How would you evaluate if the training was
effective?
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