ACCORDING TO SARTRE, THE INDIVIDUAL ( 1 ) exists in the world , ( 2 ) is at work there, ( 3 ) is there in the midst of other people, and (4) is mortal there .sartre describes these four characteristics of man's "being -in-the-world" as

select one or more :

a- the human condition.

b- the fixed limits that outline humanity's fundamental situation in the universe.

c- the conditions that determine what we are and what we do.

d- the human tragedy .

Human growth hormone is necessary for growth during adolescence. Pituitary dwarfism is a condition that results from the inability of a person to produce HGH. Luckily, the human gene for HGH can be inserted into E. coli bacteria, which are able to make our HGH. The resulting HGH is used by people who are unable to make their own. What property about hereditary information makes this possible?

Artificial Intelligence and Cognitive Psychology

How can you engineer human emotion in artificial intelligence? Do not copy and paste from other websites without giving credit or putting things in quotes. For example, don't say it is possible to engineer human emotion by using engineering principles. What kind of engineering principles? How does engineering even come into the picture?

2. Some actions of the human body occur as reflexes, without an individual realizing they are taking place. For example, if a bright light is suddenly turned on in a darkened room, a person’s pupils quickly contract.

a. Construct an explanation about how the human nervous system detects a light signal, transmits and integrates the information, and produces the observed response of the pupils.

b. Construct a representation of a reflex.

The stone is a unit of mass that is still sometimes used in England, instead of pounds or kilograms, as an expression of human weight. A stone is equal to 14 pounds and about 6.35 kilograms. Take a position (for or against) on using the standard of kilograms as an international measure of human weight. What are the advantages to the unified system of using the kilogram for weight? What are the disadvantages? Who might be resistant to adopting the standard and why?

"can you please explain to us why human capital is related to the financial balance sheet?”
“Following on from that, in your opinion, should human capital be included in the financial balance sheet? And are there any perspectives that contradict your view?”
“Finally, has your perspective changed since the peer review? If so, how has the correspondence from your peers influenced this change?”

Q2. Contingency Theory offers a better way of managing change than either the Classical or Human Relations approaches. Identify and discuss the different perspectives on managing change offered by Contingency Theory (Ch.3, 10), the Classical approach (Ch.2) and the Human Relations approach (Ch.3). Evaluate the benefits offered by Contingency Theory’s ability to adapt to situational factors.

VII. The Evolutionary Perspective  

A) Explain this way of thinking about human psychology.

B)This perspective is based on Darwin’s theory of evolution: Natural Selection. Explain natural selection by giving an example of an adaptive trait – one that promotes the ability of a species to adapt to its environment, survive and reproduce C) Inclusive fitness – explain this concept, and how it is used by evolutionary psychologists to explain human behavior

Identify a popular/common computer related product/solution that utilizes an interface that are not optimal for human interaction. It must clearly identify the original problem that lead to the development of the solution. Describe how the users resolve the problem before the solution was developed and after the development of the solution. Explain why you think the solution is not optimal and how to improve the solution to provide a better interface for human interaction.

Is a universal list of human rights that will be acceptable to all people in all societies possible? Can people in different countries agree on a common set of fundamental protections and guarantees for individuals? Consider parts of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. What elements seem universal? Which, if any, do not? If a common set is not feasible, how can international organizations identify and sanction rights violators?