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Option 2 Age Differences
People of varying ages have different attitudes toward death. Ask people of different ages (ideally, at least one from each decade: younger than 20, in their 20’s, 30’s, 40’s, 50’s, 60’s, 70’s or older), what thoughts they have about their own death. Have they experienced the death of a close friend or family member? Are they fearful or not? How has their cultural background influenced their attitudes? What differences did your find and how might you attribute the differences to age or culture? Summarize your findings in a 1 – 2 page paper. Use the content in your textbook to support your conclusions.
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One main consequence of the Civil War was the abolition of slavery. For the first time, some four million blacks living in the South faced life as freed people. Regarding the emancipation of slaves: What tensions and conflicts emerged between the ideal that all human beings are created equal and the previous existence of slavery and ongoing racial prejudice?
Using evidence provide at least two distinct consequences of this tension and conflic.
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Can you show me an example of a detailed family-systems based assessment?
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1.
Why are adolescent researchers and others so interested in the prefrontal cortex when exploring
adolescent
development?
What do we know? What
can we
attribute
to the prefrontal cort
ex in terms of physical, social
and
cognitive development?
OR
2.
As pertains to cognitive, social and emotional development of tweens and teens, why is socialization so
important?
What is gained, learned and developed during socialization?
Your help will be much appreciated. I only have to submit one with three paragraphs.
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Jeffery Arnett talked about the social shifts that have occurred in the last 40 years that have opened the way for emerging adulthood to exist. Name and define two of these social shifts, and explain how they have allowed for people to delay adult roles in emerging adulthood.
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Review the factors influencing impression and attraction discussed in chapter 14. Prepare a dual list of behaviors indicating what you should and should not do if you wish to make a better impression on other people and to increase their liking for you. What the factors influencing impression and attration discussed?
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discuss the role of responding patrol officers at the scene of an apparent aggravated sexual assault. Give a detailed scenario
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Identify a movie, television show, or fiction book that you think relates to philosophy and that we have not discussed in class. Describe it and explain how it relates to philosophy in at least a paragraph.
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Compare the advantages and disadvantages of act-utilitarianism and virtue ethics. Which do you think is the better theory? How would you combine the two approaches to fashion a better theory?
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