Visit the Stanford Prison Experiment website to learn more about this famous experiment. The website has slides and movies of the experiment, which were done very realistically. You will also see how an elaborate psychological experiment was conducted, and why, and its ethical limits. Write a paper of 250-500 words in which you summarize and describe this experiment. http://www.prisonexp.org

In 1994 two researchers from the RAND Corporation in Santa Monica, California, studied the market for cocaine. They estimated the average price elasticity of demand for the demand for cocaine to be 0.5 in absolute value. At the time, the federal government was increasing its spending on law enforcement to keep cocaine from getting into the country. The goals were to decrease the use of cocaine due to the public health hazards and to lower the rate of drug-related crime.

Is it likely that the government's increasing its spending on law enforcement accomplished its goals? Explain your answer

Find the concept of Manicheaism that influenced the way the Puritains in Plymouth and the Massachusetts Bay colonies saw the world and their role in it. consider the myths that Europeans held about the New World, such as the Empty Land, myth, how those ideas clashed with the indigenous people who already inhabited the continent. What are the key differences between the early colonies found in St. augustine, Santa Fe, Quebec, and Jamestown and those in New England? What are some of the most notable characteristics of the experiments in a new society that grew out of the migration of the Puritans?

Dr. George E. Beeper is a single taxpayer born on September 22, 1968. He lives at 45 Mountain View Dr., Apt. 321, Spokane, WA 99210. Dr. Beeper's Social Security number is 775-88-9531. Dr. Beeper works for the Pine Medical Group, and his earnings and income tax withholding for 2016 are:

Dr. Beeper owns a rental house located at 672 Lake Street, Spokane, WA 99212. The house rents for $1,000 per month and was rented for the entire year. The following are the related expenses for the rental house:

The house was purchased on July 5, 1981. Dr. Beeper handles all rental activities (e.g., rent collection, finding tenants, etc.) himself.

During May 2016, Dr. Beeper received the following Form 1099-R:

Dr. Beeper was divorced in 2011. The divorce decree requires Dr. Beeper to pay his ex-wife, Meredith Gray (Social Security number 333-45-1234), $2,000 per month. Dr. Beeper made all his monthly alimony payments in 2016.

Click here to access the tax table to use for this problem.

Required:

Complete Dr. Beeper's federal tax return for 2016. Use Form 1040, Schedule E, and Form 8582 to complete this tax return. Do not complete Form 4562 for reporting depreciation. Make realistic assumptions about any missing data.

If an amount box does not require an entry or the answer is zero, enter "0".

DNA experiment

The Hershey-Chase experiment confirmed the results that Avery published.

Diagram and explain the Hershey-Chase Experiment.

Research Project on Faithfulness and Committed Relationships in College

#1. Can you complete the following on now deciding which two articles seem the most interesting/relevant to you about your research topic (above) using psychINFO (apa.org)and read those. Put the empirical articles references (citation)for the article you are summarize in APA style.

a) Describe, in several sentences, what are the main points given in the introduction of the article?

In one or two sentences – summarize the main point of what the author(s) is saying in the intro regarding what past research on the topic has found.

Then, in one or two sentences – summarize the main point of what the author(s) is saying in the intro regarding what past research has yet to examine on the topic as well as the purpose of the topic.

Then, where applicable – give the researcher’s hypothesis? (Whenever the researcher gives an actual hypothesis, be sure to summarize the actual hypothesis)

Describe, in several sentences, what are main points given in the method section of the article?

Describe, in several sentences, what are the main points given in the results section of the article? Be sure that you give the main results that relate to the hypothesis --- where applicable.

Describe, in several sentences, what are the main points given in the discussion of the article? What future research does the author(s) suggest?

1. Explain how loss to follow-up could bias findings in a cohort study of physical activity in college and subsequent diagnosis of diabetes.
2. Explain how recall bias could affect a case-control study of type 2 diabetes diagnosed in adults age 45 to 64 years and physical activity during young adulthood (while age 18 to 24 years)
3. Explain how selection bias could affect a case-control study of type 2 diabetes diagnosed in adults age 45 to 64 years and physical activity during young adulthood. Assume cases are identified as adult diabetic patients attending a diabetes management seminar at a local hospital and controls are selected from non-diabetic patients admitted to the hospital during the week the seminar was offered. Further assume that cases and controls are matched on age and sex.

1. Below are the data you collect, based on a prospective cohort study in which non-obese children were followed over 10 years. Children in the top 25th percentile of self-reported SSB consumption during the first year of the study were categorized as SSB consumers. All other children were categorized as non-SSB consumers. Blood was drawn from the children at enrollment, and all were tested for the presence of the genetic variant. Calculate the appropriate measures of the crude association between SSB consumption and obesity status, with 95% confidence intervals.

According to the reading by Louisie Shelley, "The Globalization of Crime", how is crime related to globalization? What is one point that you disagree with the author in her explanation of "globalization of crime"? Why do you disagree with them? Explain briefly.

Find a reference to a poll or study in recent news (last few weeks ideally, earlier if you must.) Did the author include the margin of error? Is this information important? Why or why not?

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