The Conversation of resource theory states "Resource loss is more powerful than resources gain". Do you agree with or without the principle. And what plans what you try to avoid loss of resources.

What are some factors that can make false memories more likely to occur? Do people with certain traits have a higher propensity to have false memories?

Part of _______ theories contained ideas about mandalas, mantras and the collective unconscious.

In a minimum of 500 words, describe what strategies you can use to map out a daily, weekly, and monthly plan. In what ways do you need to become more productive and how can you achieve these productivity goals? Provide specific examples to support your answers.

What are some good human rights cases today ?

Pip has started to slack at work and not work as hard as he has in the past. He does not see a future for himself at his current job and his social life outside of work has also taken a hit. Explain how Maslow and Freud might explain Pip’s current dilemma.

In one paragraph per sense, explain how each sense functions, including the biological aspects required for operating each sense. Offer an everyday example of how you use each sense.

1. Smell:
2. Taste:
3. Touch:
4. Hearing:
5. Vison:

Bossiness in firstborn girls is a research article by Beverly Capofiglia from Southern California Child Study Center. What are the research designs and threats to internal validity of this research?

Please give a movie review of any movie. The movie can be any ENGLISH speaking movie of your choice. Examples would be Star Wars (newer series), Best Exotic Marigold Hotel, The 100 Foot Journey etc.. Any film that you feel will suit the assignment. Please make sure the movie is NOT a foreign film, and that it is no older than 10-15 years old.

at least 3-4 pages

Ethical Reasoning, Values, and Critical Reasoning

This week’s discussion question asks you to draw upon the interactive lecture and readings for this week and address two of the following four questions regarding concepts of ethical reasoning:

1. What is the essential basis for ethical reasoning, according to Paul and Elder? Why are ethical principles not a matter of subjective preference?
2. How might reasoning processes be used to achieve unethical goals? What examples of this have you witnessed in your personal or professional life?

What are some human righ cases in Asia or Africa today?

Describe necrophilia and characteristics of people who commit necrophilia. What are the similarities and differences between people that manifest different kinds of necrophilia?

The Scientific Method and Statistical Reasoning

Using the tools of the scientific method and understanding statistical reasoning can strengthen our critical thinking. Answer two of the following questions to explore these issues:

What misconceptions often rise around the idea of a scientific “theory”? What are the characteristics of good scientific theories?

Where have you seen statistical data (or charts or graphs) used in a way that obscures critical thinking? Describe the issues and how you might correct these.

Please submit a written statement (800-1,000 words) describing the value of using the law to improve people’s lives. You can describe a past experience that motivates you, someone who inspires you, or a vision of what you would like to accomplish.