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John Doe has decided to clone himself. He is sterile. He cannot find anyone to marry him. He wishes to have children. He knows that he will not be able to love a child that is adopted or not connected directly to him biologically. He will be making use of a new procedure that involves…
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This week, reflect on how businesses and consumers interact under the influence of taxation. Using ideas from Chapter 5 and Chapter 6: Explain how taxes affect a business’s decisions about pricing and production. Give a real example of a good or service that might be affected by a new tax. Connect the concept of consumer…
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By now, you are beginning to learn more about biases and stereotypes. In many cases, these overgeneralized beliefs are not part of our conscious awareness. In fact, most of the implicit biases that we acquire are by-products of our environmental context and lived experience. For this discussion, you will explore the role of human nature…
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Begin by describing the three-term contingency, and explain why it is described as the basic unit of analysis for operant behavior. In reviewing the contingencies of reinforcement and punishment, discuss how each set of contingencies has an effect on an individual’s behavior. Choose a behavior from your own experience that has been reinforced, and identify…
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The task requires me to: · Find a quantitative journal article and draw a visual causal model that shows the variables and theories used (as described in Creswell & Creswell, 2018, Chapter 3). · Write a 2–3 page explanation of how my model connects to the chosen article. · Include at least 5 recent scholarly…
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Participants Discuss the participants included (demographics) and method of recruitment. What were exclusion/inclusion criteria? Sample Provide details regarding the sample: What is the sample size? What do you think of that sample size? Was data saturation achieved? How was the sample selected (random or non-random, convenience, etc.)? Is the sample representative of the population? Has…
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Imagine that you have an employee that rates themself very highly on their self-appraisal, but you know that their actual performance is very poor, and a have evaluated them accordingly in your managerial evaluation. How do you either bridge the gap or communicate the bad news? Discussion Topic: Distortion in Performance AppraisalsDistortion in Performance Appraisals…
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India’s Independence Movie Poster and Storyboard project 1. Create a movie poster based on India’s movement to gain Independence 1. creative title 2. actors 3. director 4. picture (only hand created pictures) 5. color 6. I will provide you with paper 2. Do a story board scene 1. It does not have to be the…
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The implementation of police body-worn cameras has been widely adopted across law enforcement. Evaluations have examined how they have been implemented and what the outcomes of their use are. Discuss the process to determine the theoretical underpinnings of body-worn camera programs. Additional Resources Reading Practical Program Evaluation for Criminal Justice. Vito & Higgins (2014). Chapter…
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Many times, as we engage with a creative work, our own biases and assumptions creep into how we interpret the work. In many cases, this has to do with the topic the creative work portrays rather than the work itself. Everyone has biases and assumptions, which is not necessarily a bad thing. Our biases and…