Quest for Wisdom
Please write a one page double spaced response to Oscar Wilde’s insight that it is “through art and through art only, that we can shield ourselves from the sordid perils of actual existence.” Art according to Wilde protects us from the Real, from the actual, by transporting us into the virtual. Art provides us with a world of antiseptic safety. Art for Wilde is preferable to life because, “We weep but are not wounded. We grieve but our grief is not bitter.” Art for Wilde transforms the real into the virtual. Is it not the other way around, namely that art must force us to confront the real. Can Art can heal us when it forces us to confront our fictions?
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The 13th, 14th, and 15th Amendments are often referred to the as the “Civil War Amendments.” Explain the connections between the Civil War and these three amendments. What is the purpose of each? Consider how effectively each amendment was implemented and whether or not the 1877 presidential election influenced their implementation
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Freedom, responsibility, altruism, and self-interest.
How do these words relate?
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describe a cultural practice that challenges your limits of tolerance and explain why.
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Freedom, responsibility, altruism, and self-interest are fundamental building blocks of ethical theory. Explain.
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5) How do the five therapies covered in the second half of the semester (Reality, Behavior, Cognitive-Behavior, Rational-Emotive and Person-Centered) differ from Psychodynamics Theory and the foundation of psychotherapy?
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What are the differences among charter schools, private schools, and home schooling? Which would you place your children in and why? TWO TO THREE PAGES
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Howard Gardner's Theory Do you believe the the critics or do you see these as truce forms of intelligence? Describe a person who manifest Interpersonal intelligence?
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How does benevolent sexism and hostile sexism apply to conservative and fundamental religions?
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compare and contrast the experiences of ethnic groups in the United States.
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How does gender affect socialization? How are gender roles reinforced throughout society?
In your own words, what is socialization? Please list and describe three (3) agents of socialization and how they can affect our socialization as human beings.
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Identify and describe what measurement methods, instruments and processes may be needed to collect and analyze behavioral data about emerging leadership trends. Why are these important to leadership?
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8 Question
Please match the explanation to the term concerning learning.
Learning by association
1. Classical conditioning
2. Toxic side effects
3. Social-Learning
4. Punishment
5. Difficult to control
6. Aversive conditioning
7. Reinforcement
Learning by observation
1. Classical
conditioning
2. Toxic side effects
3. Social-Learning
4. Punishment
5. Difficult to control
6. Aversive conditioning
7. Reinforcement
Learning by consequence
1. Classical
conditioning
2. Toxic side effects
3. Social-Learning
4. Punishment
5. Difficult to control
6. Aversive conditioning
7. Reinforcement
Anything that increases the response rate
1. Classical
conditioning
2. Toxic side effects
3. Social-Learning
4. Punishment
5. Difficult to control
6. Aversive conditioning
7. Reinforcement
Anything that decreases the response rate
1. Classical
conditioning
2. Toxic side effects
3. Social-Learning
4. Punishment
5. Difficult to control
6. Aversive conditioning
7. Reinforcement
Positive punishment and negative reinforcement
1. Classical
conditioning
2. Toxic side effects
3. Social-Learning
4. Punishment
5. Difficult to control
6. Aversive conditioning
7. Reinforcement
Noting similarities
1. Classical
conditioning
2. Toxic side effects
3. Social-Learning
4. Punishment
5. Difficult to control
6. Aversive conditioning
7. Reinforcement
Negative reinforcement and negative punishment
1. Classical
conditioning
2. Toxic side effects
3. Social-Learning
4. Punishment
5. Difficult to control
6. Aversive conditioning
7. Reinforcement
Positive punishment
1. Classical
conditioning
2. Toxic side effects
3. Social-Learning
4. Punishment
5. Difficult to control
6. Aversive conditioning
7. Reinforcement
Positive reinforcement
1. Classical
conditioning
2. Toxic side effects
3. Social-Learning
4. Punishment
5. Difficult to control
6. Aversive conditioning
7. Reinforcement
To note differences
1. Classical
conditioning
2. Toxic side effects
3. Social-Learning
4. Punishment
5. Difficult to control
6. Aversive conditioning
7. Reinforcement
The waning of the response due to the removal of the reward
1. Classical
conditioning
2. Toxic side effects
3. Social-Learning
4. Punishment
5. Difficult to control
6. Aversive conditioning
7. Reinforcement
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