Government surveillance is said to address threats to public safety and national security. In addition, private sector organizations often claim that the collection and analysis of “big data” leads to highly efficient business practices and better service to customers. Yet, the methods and scope of surveillance in the 21st century generate difficult questions for policy makers. Suppose it is your task to find an acceptable balance between, on the one hand, the use of surveillance to enhance public safety and national security and, on the other hand, society’s interest in guaranteeing personal privacy. To which fields of academic or professional activity will you turn for perspective and guidance? How, in your view, do these various fields of academic or professional endeavor inform policy debate about surveillance in a democratic society? Carefully explain your responses. [note: the purpose of this question is to cause you to think in interdisciplinary ways about the matters of “surveillance society” and person privacy

What are the most common and most difficult diversity issues faced as a Parole officer?

• Communicating and collaborating with students and family to support learner development and achievement
• How you plan to implement what you learned in your future practice.

please explain with example (elaborately):

Social cognitive framework in gender developement.

Why do you think it is critical to discuss bias when we talk about identity? Why involve the two? How do they intersect?

Discuss flashbulb memories and the idea that all memories are stored permanently in long-term memory.

Others can and have had powerful influences on our thoughts and behavior.

Conformity is defined in the text as ...”adjusting our behavior or thinking toward

some group standard”. History demonstrates that people are capable of committing

egregious acts against others. Describe Milgrim’s famous study of

How powerful an influence do you think others are on behavior? What sorts of

behavior so you think people are more likely to engage in if others in their ”group”

are “doing it”? Can you recall an instance where you were influenced by others to

think or act in ways you won’t have otherwise?

make a responce to the following paragragh:(explian)

Do you favor or oppose hate crime laws? Why?

In my understanding, hate crime laws are based in intention. I understand the point of view that punishing someone more or less based upon their intent or reasoning can take away freedom of speech. In our country everyone is allowed to have and express his own personal beliefs- as long as they cause no direct harm- regardless of how another person views those beliefs. If you say that because someone committed a crime because of their hatred of another race they should receive a longer sentence, then it is saying they are not allowed to believe as they do. This does incriminate on freedom of speech. However, we regard intention in cases other than hate crime. We have many degrees of murder charges and each one has its own consequences based on the intents of the guilty party. We are fine with restricting freedom of speech in this way because of the severity of the action. Why should hate crime punishment be handled differently?

World History 1112 Assignment #5

Directions: Create a timeline with the 10 key events and dates of either the

                         Enlightenment or Scientific Revolution

Example:

1686 = Sir Isaac Newton publishes his “Principia Mathematic”. The Principia is   considered one of the most important works in the history of science.

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Which of the following thinkers from the ancient world most strongly influenced utilitarianism?

Epicurus

Aristotle

Plato

Seneca

Provide two examples of False confessions that support your opinion within this topic