1.Find information about gender roles in the media. Bring in 2 cartoons showing images of men and women. What does each person do? How does each relate to the other?
2.Women prepare to debate “Balancing Home and Work.”Write one APA bibliographical entry and one example of an in-text citation.
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Describe how you know if someone is responding with empathy. Describe how you know when someone is not feeling understood. Provide specific examples to support your answers.
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Find a sample cover letter that impresses you. Upload or share a link to this document, and then provide a 2 paragraph rationale explaining why you think this is a strong cover letter. What argument is the author making? How is the information organized? In what ways is this persuasive?
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According to ASAM (American Society of Addiction Medicine), what are the different levels of care for the treatment of substance use disorders? Provide at least one example of a consideration in each level regarding working with individuals with disabilities.
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Martha Derthick states, “National law and regulation often fail to come to grips with practicalities.” Please provide some examples where this is the case. This chapter deals very directly with Hamilton’s Federalist #32. How does the present reality differ from what Hamilton discusses?
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Explain why the brain interprets top-down processing information the way it does.
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(this question is from introduction to criminology)
The purpose of DUI (driving under influence) statutes is to reduce the propensity of drunk driving not only in convicted offenders but also in the general public. Some studies, however, show that these laws only affect those least likely to drink and drive. In other words, drunk driving laws do not have a deterrent effect on hardcore drinking drivers.
Using contemporary classical theories, propose some alternative ideas for addressing problem drinkers.
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when are divisive tactics justified in a Social Movement? What divisive tacts are most effective?
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Explain why the brain interprets top-down processing information the way that it does. Explain your OPINON as to why these differences exist. Also, Provide the definition of both sensation and perception, as well as stimuli, IN YOUR OWN WORDS. How do they differ? How are they related?
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In this module, we read Sarah Deer’s monograph, The Beginning
and End of Rape, in which she explores the historical and ongoing
brutal effects of sexual violence on Native women. In your critical
reflection, please address these three questions: 1. First explain
why describing the rape of Native women as an “epidemic” is
inaccurate. In other words, what about rape as a phenomenon
warrants a different description?
2. Next discuss how we can consider the combination of federal laws
and policies that govern Native communities a modern extension of
U.S colonialism that diminishes tribal sovereignty. How do these
laws and policies perpetuate sexual violence against Native
Americans?
3. Finally, explore Federal versus Native responses to and legal
proceedings for incidents of rape. What does Deer say about the
specific ideologies, historical narratives, and types of methods to
address rape that are
effective, ineffective, and that prioritize Native women’s
well-being?
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In the painting "THE LAST SUPPER" by De Vinci, discuss in a paragraph how the painting expresses the rebirth of the Classical past in terms of: naturalistic human forms in complex poses, emotional complexity, rational space, balance, calm, dignity of the human form, Humanistic values
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Discuss the differences between Discovery-driven and Delivery-driven executives from the Innovator's DNA
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