Tennis Skills: State two specific skills that you have gained in playing tennis. Why are these skills important to your well-being?

Tennis Application: How will the skills you have learned in playing tennis benefit your well-being in the future? How will this be useful to you?

Consider the following list of the different forces that shape our behaviour and lead up to respect rules and the law: values, community norms, fear of social disapproval, fear of legal consequences, peer expectations, sense of belonging and inclusion, desire not to be embarrassed, education, culture, laws, and socioeconomic needs. Which of these forces are the most important in shaping our behaviour? Which of these forces are used by the criminal justice system to shape our behaviour? What do you think are the implications of this?

What are the strengths and weaknesses of existential therapy?

Step 4: How should this case be resolved? What resolution(s) do you suggest, and why?

Fact Pattern For Case Study

Dr. Jones is an orthopedic surgeon at ABC Health Medical Center, a large teaching hospital. Dr. Jones has worked with interns and residents for thirty (30) years. On a typical day, Dr. Jones does rounds with the interns, consults on ten (10) to twenty (20) cases and performs three (3) surgeries. Prior to seeing Dr. Jones, all patients are interviewed by a nurse and examined by an intern. The nurses and interns then provide Dr. Jones with the highlights of each upcoming case as they walk from patient room to patient room, up and down a long hallway. Dr. Jones also discusses his cases with other physicians in the elevators, stairwells and cafeteria.

Due to a genetic defect, Dr. Jones suffers from severe hearing loss. While he has custom-made hearing aids that help greatly with this impairment, he often forgets to wear them. He also finds them to be very uncomfortable. According to the charge nurse, Dr. Jones is “quite difficult” to deal with without his hearing aids. He cannot follow multi-party conversations very well. He becomes impatient. He raises her voice to the extent that it can be heard throughout the floor. Although Dr. Jones is well versed in sign language—and the hospital provides him with a full-time, on-call interpreter—he refuses the assistance.

Dr. Jones is a phenomenal surgeon. His colleagues hold him in high esteem. He travels the world, lecturing on the newest surgical techniques. Interns fight for the opportunity to scrub in on his surgeries. He does cutting-edge research. Nonetheless, the hospital board of directors has concerns about his continued employment. When asked to limit his repetition of patient information in public places. Dr. Jones replied, “Every other doctor in this hospital talks about patients in the halls and cafeteria. It’s the most efficient and practical use of our time.” When told of patient complaints about his “bedside manner”— that he seems to ignore their stories, fails to answer their questions and spends little time talking with them at all—Dr. Jones scoffed. “My role is to identify and fix physical manifestations of disease, not to be friends with the patients. Do you want me to be a friend or a surgeon?”

How (and how much) have human diets changed over the past 100 years? In what ways are daily consumption patterns tied to global concerns and the global marketplace? What factors influence the food people around the world have access to on a daily basis? 200 own words

The study of conformity involves why people are likely to change their behaviors or beliefs as a result of real or imagined group pressure. Your textbook describes three types of conformity. Conformity has been a huge contributor to such groups that may be considered as cults. Define how conformity is utilized in cults, sororities, fraternities, sports, or even in the workplace. If your employer has a policy that employees must wear business attire when making a presentation to clients, which type of conformity is implied: compliance, obedience, or acceptance? What about the situation led you to your conclusion?

The two religions with the largest number of followers are Christianity (31.2% of the global population) and Islam (24.1%) Many (most?) of the leaders within each faith are male. Focusing on the world’s two major religions, how is religion used to oppress women? How does this religious control impact women’s access to other human rights?

2. In what way is the notion of the unconscious one of Freud’s most significant discoveries? What are the implications of this concept for clinical practice?5. How is anxiety explained from a psychoanalytic view? Identify the three types of anxiety.

How are the environment and environmental issues gendered? Provide examples of how a history of colonialism contributes to the ongoing environmental issues facing many countries today and how that contributes to environmental issues being gendered.

Write an explanation of one of Feldman's Free Lunch cases and why it shows that the original formulation of Utilitarianism is imperfect. You will want to walk through the examples slowly in order to explain why Utilitarianism concludes what it does about the situation and why that is counterintuitive. You may use Feldman's made up numbers to illustrate the case, but you do not need to draw any graphs or tables. (~ 1 page)​

Hellenistic Greece

1. How is daily life of the Greeks changed as they shift from the polis to the Hellenistic City?

In roughly 2-3 paragraphs, evaluate the theory of virtue ethics. To do this, you will need to

1. Present and explain the key components of the theory;
2. State and describe the strongest criticisms of the theory;
3. Evaluate the strength of those criticisms;
4. Offer a final assessment of the theory