Disorder At-a-Glance STEP 1: Pick one of the disorders you read about in this module and learn more about it in order to make a “At-a-Glance” page with details about the disorder. Visit the National Institute of Mental Health and search for the disorder, read through the information, then scroll to the section on “Research and Statistics” or “Journal Articles or Reports” to find helpful links to outside information. Look elsewhere as well for details about the prevalence, signs, symptoms, details, and research related to the disorder. Keep track of all of your sources as you investigate. STEP 2: In a format of your choosing (Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, etc.), create a 1 page visual that includes the following information about the disorder: Description Prevalence Causes and Risk Factors Recent Research (referencing at least 2 research articles) Either as a footnote on the same page, or on a separate page, include the citations in APA format
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What are the dangers of governments and law enforcement using a prosecution-focused approach and tactics such as anti-prostitution/trafficking sting operations?
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Experiences with Death
If you feel comfortable doing so, please share any experience you have encountered that deals directly with death. Please provide any advice to the class in how one can properly deal with losing a loved one in a healthy way. Remember to somehow relate these examples to the coursework and readings.
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How do the sociological perspectives view education and religion?
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Ms. Marlon is a new high school teacher. She wants to know what she can do to maximize her students' learning and achievement. Based on research discussed in the textbook, what can Kate do to establish a classroom climate most conducive to learning and academic achievement?
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How does traditional security’s immigration policy response exacerbate human trafficking and differ from a human security approach?
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Week 7 Wrap-Up
Objectives:
What was your favorite objective from week 7 and why? What did you find most challenging in week 6, and how did you overcome that challenge? Please provide specific examples.
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In which of the following ways do utilitarians and Aristotle stand united against Rawls’s liberalism?
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Americans are socialized to believe that the United States is the “Land of Opportunity.” In what ways does understanding trafficking in the US demystify this belief?
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What is the difference between primary and secondary groups in society? What is an example of each type of group?
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Based on what you read in your text and using at least one other resource, magazine or the Internet, write a summary of a strategy or strategies that you can use to help you manage stress. This summary should be 1 page long and you should cite the additional reference you used.
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What are the consequences of attaching the Trafficking Protocol to the UN Convention on Transnational Organized Crime? What are the consequences of the traditional security approach’s overemphasis on targeting organized crime?
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Please tell me why you enjoy studying languages. I can accept why you don't like to studying language. Please be detail it
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1. What is the difference between a formal and an informal argument?
2. Discuss statements that are not debatable.
3. Discuss a rhetorical situation.
4. Why is it important to consider an audience while writing an argumentative paper?
5. Discuss appeal to reason, appeal to the emotions, and appeal to authority and give your own examples.
6. What is a rhetorical triangle?
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Recall the obedience experiment of Dr. Stanley Milgram. Given the ethical standards that now exist and are enforced by institutional review boards, the study is unlikely to be replicated today, exactly as Dr. Milgram conducted it. Which ethical standards did the original study appear to violate, if any? How might such a study be modified to avoid ethical problems and protect the participants from both physical and psychological harm?
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