A) Assume you have just started working in the marketing department for a large firm that sells major consumer products such as toothpaste or sodas or athletic shoes. You are in a meeting with some of the other workers in other departments - accounting, human resources, finance, and manufacturing. These people are saying that the company should get rid of the marketing to save millions of dollars.

What would you say to persuade them that the marketing department is vital to the wellbeing of all the departments and of the company as a whole?

Please answer all of the questions, if you can not answer all of the questions do not reply.

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a. What happens to the hippocampus of aged organisms, that impacts glucocorticoid levels?

b. Explain what is implicit memory and what is explicit memory.

c. Why do "mild to moderate short-term stressors enhance memory"?

d. Explain how and what type of memory is most affected by prolonged severe stress.

e. Discusses 5 ways that stress damages the hippocampus in lab animals. List and describe each of these 5 ways.

f. What is the conclusion regarding the current state of knowledge regarding stress and the human hippocampus.

3. ________ describes a practice in institutions where residents receive minimal custodial care and little or no treatment.

How do you understand what Creativity is?

What comes to mind when you think of a creative person?  

What is your relationship with food like currently? How do you expect that bringing the practice of mindfulness to eating will affect it?

Does the idea of creativity being a positive factor in the evolution of human culture make sense to you? Why or why not?

Reflect on the tension between Conformity and Creativity, and the distiction between healthy vs. pathological conformity and healthy vs. pathologicla creativity. Site examples from your own life.

How is technology changing interpersonal relationship in our contemporary society? Think of cell phones, blackberries, Ipads, Ipods, etc. Do you think these changes are good or bad, or good and bad? Explain Is there any indication that technology is making our lives better? Could it be that earlier, simpler societies such as hunting and gathering societies, were superior than our own in terms of human relationships? Watch these videos. Share what you learned. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fTGKUwMegZ4 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4M0iojAIfU0&spfreload=10

international relations Course

the definitions must both define the term and explain why it is significant for this course, i.e., why are we studying it in this course. So standard answers would include two sentences, with the first sentence defining the term and the second speaking to why it is significant.

could some one help me with this please.

31. Classical liberalism
32. Supply-side economics
33. Demand-side economics
34. Keynesianism
35. Historical Utilitarianism
36. Pragmatism
37. Anti-egalitarianism
38. Human perfectibility
39. Socialism
40. Marxism

Describe the logic and methodology of “preloading" studies, as a strategy for determining factors that influence satiety, the reduced willingness to eat (lower “hunger” or “appetite”) following a meal. Use an example from research (either human or animal) to illustrate how this method has demonstrated the impact of a specific food characteristic (e.g. the food’s color, or taste, or macronutrient composition) on satiety. Additionally, can preloading studies be used to investigate the impact of non-biological (e.g. social or psychological) influences on satiety? If yes, describe a hypothetical study to test the impact of such an influence. If not, explain why.  

The outbreak of the COVID-19 virus poses an unprecedented challenge to economies and societies in countries across the globe. On some dimensions of human development, conditions today are equivalent to levels of deprivation last seen in the mid-1980s. Using the gender development index, multidimensional Poverty Index (MPI), Consumer Price Index (CPI), Gini Coefficient , what are the channels of economic impact we can expect from COVID-19?

What actions can policymakers take to lessen the economic impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic for low-and middle-income countries?

1. Inflation and unemployment often move in opposite directions. (6 pts.)
   1. If the government implements an expansionary policy during a recession, what happens to prices and unemployment?

2. If the government implements a contractionary policy during an inflationary period, what happens to prices and unemployment?

3. Are people more willing or less willing to agree with an expansionary period during a recession, or a contractionary policy during an inflationary period? Briefly explain your answer.

2. Briefly explain how spending money on infrastructure or human capital can expand the economy without causing prices to increase. (1 pt.)