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In the racial contract, how isi the "state of nature" conceived? How does this work to...

In the racial contract, how isi the "state of nature" conceived? How does this work to establish a racial contract? (Please extend your answer)

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1. Detail the ESSENTIAL VALUES for crisis response. Detail all ten of the values and give...

1. Detail the ESSENTIAL VALUES for crisis response. Detail all ten of the values and give examples.

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Parenting styles are the characteristic strategies that parents use to manage children’s behavior. Diana Baumrind focuses...

Parenting styles are the characteristic strategies that parents use to manage children’s behavior. Diana Baumrind focuses on four aspects of family functioning, each of which has been independently shown to be related to various child behaviors

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How do parenting styles affect children’s development? Provide examples.

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Spiritual development may be viewed in terms of both moral reasoning / decision making and moral...

Spiritual development may be viewed in terms of both moral reasoning / decision making and moral emotions. Religious groups also often hold varied perspectives of emotional influence on moral decision making and religious practice ranging from a high emphasis on emotions and intuition to a de-emphasize or even rejection of emotions as valid. Discuss how various cognitive and physiological processes may affect morality as well as the role emotions play in morality and religious practice. Consider concepts of both positive and negative moral reasoning in your answer, and base your answer on the psychological concepts of emotions and morality presented in the textbook or other sources. Include an analysis of Acts 17:27-28 in your discussion.

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•What are the current research findings about sexual and gender identity • Identify the psychological theories...


•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

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Coffee drinking has transformed over the last twenty years from the thing that your parents did...

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?

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What is the essential structure of intentionality according to Edmund Husserl in “the logical investigations?” In...

What is the essential structure of intentionality according to Edmund Husserl in “the logical investigations?” In other words, what is/does every intentional act necessarily and as such what is its essence?

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2. What does the Dark Triad predict? In other words, what kind of behaviors, lifestyle, interpersonal...

2. What does the Dark Triad predict? In other words, what kind of behaviors, lifestyle, interpersonal interactions, etc might we predict to see from someone with the Dark Triad personality traits? What sort of risk does a person with Dark Triad traits represent?

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Explain how and why the following characters in “King Arthur” change in the course of this...

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?

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(Fill in the blank) 1. ______________________ is a specialized approach ego medical care for people with...

(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.

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Evaluate the five types of exercise according to their contributions to different types of fitness. Which...

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?

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1. Therapist addressing issues of substance abuse within the Native American Community should consider interventions that...

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.

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Identify and describe someone who you believe is a great leader. This person can be living...

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?

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Explain what intelligence means, then explain how meaningful IQ scores are. Explain how intelligent brains are...

  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?

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Compare and contrast the set point model and the positive incentive model in terms of explaining...

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?

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