•What are the current research findings about sexual and gender identity
• Identify the psychological theories about this topic
• Explain how this topic relates to everyday life
• An analysis of how diversity, beliefs, social and cultural issues influence perception about this topic

Coffee drinking has transformed over the last twenty years from the thing that your parents did in the morning over breakfast to the trendy thing to do as a social exercise. Likewise, energy drinks like Red Bull and Rock Star have burst into the social zeitgeist with enthusiastic fans and consumers. As a society, how do you feel about the notion that we may be overstimulated? From the constant barrage of advertising to the Internet age of instant information, how does the seeing rampant consumption of caffeine add or detract from the society at large? Is it a good or bad thing? Should we be concerned or is this just a fad that will eventually fade away?

Explain how and why the following characters in “King Arthur” change in the course of this myth: (a) Arthur; (b) Lancelot; (c) Guinevere; (d) Gawain; (e) Mordred. Do you see yourself in any of these characters? How so?

(Fill in the blank)
1. ______________________ is a specialized approach ego medical care for people with
serious illness. Not necessarily limited to people near the end of life or those who refuse
treatment and is considered an interdisciplinary approach that holistically addresses
patients’ physical, emotional and spiritual needs.

2. ___________________ are views composed of people's attitudes, values, and beliefs that
affect how people think, define events, make decisions and behave.

3. __________________ and ________________ are two spectrums of Locus of Control.

4. __________________is a verbal comment or behaviors that excludes, negates, or
dismisses the psychological thoughts, feelings or experiences.

Evaluate the five types of exercise according to their contributions to different types of fitness. Which type is better suited for people in different age categories?

1. Therapist addressing issues of substance abuse within the Native American Community
should consider interventions that emphasize the importance of which cultural and
spiritual value?
a. Sharing
b. Cooperation
c. Spirituality
d. None of the above.

2. Examples of heterosexist bias in therapy include:
a. Assumptions made by the therapist of the client having a heterosexual orientation.
b. Assuming that a client’s sexual orientation is the sole reason for his/her
presentation.
c. Belief that Gay/Lesbian/Bi-sexual lifestyle is sinful
d. All of the above.

3. In response to a positive answer on a screening question, clinicians assessing for suicidal
thoughts and behaviors should ask...
a. A follow-up question to assess for the qualitative features of ideation or behaviors.
b. A close-ended question.
c. Use ISPATHWARM to further assess.
d. None of the above.

Identify and describe someone who you believe is a great leader. This person can be living or deceased, someone you know personally or someone famous. Why did you select this person? What traits does this person have that make them a great leader?

1. Explain what intelligence means, then explain how meaningful IQ scores are.
2. Explain how intelligent brains are different.
3. Explain how heredity and environment affect intelligence. Which is more important? Why?
4. What causes intellectual disabilities?

Please answer all the question thank you

Compare and contrast the set point model and the positive incentive model in terms of explaining obesity. Does modeling provide an adequate description of the psychological ramifications of obesity?

Define sexual identity.

What is infertility and how does it affect couples in America?

What is abortion and when do the majority of abortions occur?

What advice would you give to a pregnant woman in regards to proper nutrition and exercise during her pregnancy?

How are disease transmitted?

Know and understand the 2 types of adoption.

What is conflict resolution?

Why do individuals have abortions?

What are factors contributing to weight gain in men?

What are eating triggers for college students?

What is a calorie?

What are vitamins?

What are minerals?

What is anemia?

How are vitamins beneficial to our diet?

What are unsaturated fats?

What is an Antigen?

Wat is an antibody?

What are the different types of relationships?

Name a few viral diseases?

Please write an informative speech about the coronavirus, try to capture the audience as much as you can. (Must be 4 minutes) (Make sure to cite sources based on your factual evidence)

Evaluate the following case using a) Kant’s theory and b) Utilitarianism. Then, c) provide an overall recommendation. “Harold Smith is a 27-year-old man who used to live a dangerous lifestyle. He liked nothing more than an extreme thrill, such as diving off a cliff into swirling water. He lived alone and had few friends. He worked as a guard for an armored vehicle company, a job he tolerated. He is close to his parents and would visit them frequently. They continually tried to get him to live a more standard, less dangerous lifestyle. He seemed to enjoy their prodding but simply smiled in response. He recently broke his neck in a diving accident. He was quickly brought to an emergency room and intubated because he could not breathe on his own. Within a few days, it became clear that he was permanently paralyzed from the neck down. Without a ventilator he would quickly die. Harold began to insist that his ventilator be removed, saying that he would rather be dead than live in a paralyzed state. His parents, however, instructed the health care team to not remove the ventilator. The attending physician understands Harold’s objections but believes there is a small but significant chance that Harold will soon become independent of the ventilator and that he will adjust to his situation and find a way to make a meaningful life for himself, as so many others have done before him. In short, his physicians think it best not to remove the ventilator until Harold has psychologically adjusted to his new condition. After three weeks, Harold continues to demand that his ventilator be removed” (Jones & Demarco, 2016).

What steps did Jean-Baptiste Colbert take to promote the development of New France and Why did his efforts fail?