Discuss how the merging of these theories contributed to the development of life-course theories of criminality and also contributed significantly to the field of criminology.

1. Research does not support the notion of a “midlife crisis.” Yet, both Danny and Virginia, who are in their late 40s, have been having a difficult time emotionally both at work and at home for several months now. Explain why they might be feeling this way, and describe the important role that social relationships might play in their development at this stage of life.

2. Tina and Gary’s children have moved out of the house and they now have time and money to devote to themselves. They are aware that most middle-aged people are healthy and have no functional limitations so they are planning to live their lives to the fullest. What are the health issues that Tina and Gary should be aware of at their age? Discuss some of the steps they can take at this time in their lives to ensure a longer and healthier future.     

1. An organization can be held legally liable for what kinds of discriminatory behavior? Please fully describe at least 3 examples.

The following analysis will examine Oedipus the King, by Sophocles. The following questions will be addressed: What is the historical context of this period? What are the storylines, as revealed in the document? What does the document reveal about the Greek notion of fate and free-will? Who was the author and does he reveal a bias? What was the author’s intent in writing this and whom did he see as his audience? And lastly, what stands out as particularly meaningful and why?

Then the last portion of the analysis will be your conclusion and should begin:

In conclusion, what stands out as meaningful is......

Describe cultural competence, and its value, in the workforce and in local and global communities. Use appropriate resource to support your answer in APA style.

Cultural competence is:

Culturally competent behavior is:

Cultural competence is valuable in the workforce because:

Cultural competence is valuable in communities because:

Define each dialectical tension that surfaces within relationships. Identify a dialectical tension in one of your interpersonal relationships. Explain how this tension has affected the relationship and identify/explain the strategy (or strategies) you use to manage the dialectical tension.

Explain a current conflict you are having with a friend or loved one. Apply the win-win method to arrive at a solution using all six steps as though you were speaking to your partner.

What are core ethical guidelines in the mental health profession?

Create a personal action plan for reducing stress in your life. The plan needs to include your stressors, how you currently react, your goals for eliminating them, techniques you will use to eliminate them, and a timeline for each goal.

In a thoughtful essay, please answer the following questions based on Chapter 10 of Ronald Takaki's book, Strangers from a Different Shore.

What effect do you think this anti-Japanese media campaign had on Asian Americans at the time? (Not just Japanese Americans.)

According to the reading, how did Filipino Americans, Korean Americans, Asian Indian Americans, and Chinese Americans differentiate themselves from Japanese Americans during World War II?

President Franklin issued Executive Order 9066 to imprison Japanese Americans, stating that it was a "military necessity." In the reading above, Takaki argues that Japanese imprisonment during World War II was not necessary. What evidence does he provide?

What are the two main claims of the marital decline perspective? Do you support these claims? Why or why not? Support your response.

Provide 5 differences between Locke and Rousseau "on the social contract" ? Support your claim with quotes from each one.

In movie " Homeless to Harvard: The Liz Murray Story (2003) " . Imagine that you are a counselor who may help to solve the problem. Using theory of Erik Erikson about " nature and nurture" and " trust and mistrust " in this situation.