Those who take the biological perspective argue that much of human behavior is a product of processes that are not subject to free will. How much of human behavior do you feel is outside of human choice? Give an example of human behavior or mental illness that is not the result of conditioning. Discuss how … Read more
Alexandra Perez Professor Borges Modern Latin History Spring 2021 Diaspora and Identity Mieko Nashida, in her book Diaspora and Identity, tries to focus on the history of Japanese Brazilians in Japan and Brazil and their experiences. Mieko Nashida provides stories of Nikkei, who are Brazilians of Japanese descent. Through repeated migrations between Japan and Brazil, … Read more
1 After I read Geoff King’s Film Comedy, I discovered how he delves into the film genre of comedy and provides a basis for its widespread appeal. The book offers an extensive scope to the world of comedy by clearing up what the appeal is in iconic comedy films. Chapter three of the book discusses … Read more
Post #1 – Ginger Cermak To complete a PESTLE analysis, we have to look at all of the external factors of the business at the time that caused a boom in the diamond business. I think it is a really interesting idea that the value of diamonds has always been an illusion and an overstatement … Read more
PSY 215 Abnormal Psychology Diagnostic Assessment 1 Please use this form as a guide to complete your diagnostic assessment. Students should submit one assessment with clearly identified sections as noted below. All assessments must be typed and submitted to the instructor by the deadline. Name: Diagnostic Evaluation Presenting Problem – Clearly identify the CENTRAL problem(s) … Read more
DIAGNOSING AND TREATING THE OPHELIA SYNDROME By Thomas G. Plummer In Hamlet, Act 1, Scene 3, Laertes warns his sister, Ophelia, to avoid falling in love with Hamlet, whose advances, he claims, are prompted by fleeting, youthful lust. He cautions her against Hamlet’s “unmastered importunity” and counsels her that “best safety lies in fear.”1 Then her father, … Read more
Diabetes is an endocrine system disorder that affects millions of children and adults (ADA, 2015). If left untreated, diabetic patients are at risk for several alterations, including heart disease, stroke, kidney failure, neuropathy, and blindness. There are various methods for treating diabetes, many of which include some form of drug therapy. The type of diabetes as … Read more
A 23-year-old female presents with frequency absent of infection. The final diagnosis is Diabetes Insipidus. She is treated with dDAVP. The Expected Level of Sodium Excessive volume of hypotonic urine is excreted as a result of a disease process brought on by Diabetes insipidus (DI) (Christ-Crain et al., 2019). … Read more
CHEM 131L Principles of Chemistry I Laboratory Lab 11: Density of an Alcohol Remote Instruction Version Introduction In this virtual lab exercise, you will do an experiment in the Virtual Chemistry Laboratory (VCL). You will not be given a specific procedure to follow for these experiments; instead, you will design your own experiment and will … Read more
Cognitive Psychology Denise Trentman Student ID # AC1904704 PS400 Cognitive Psychology Assignment # 08 August 19, 2021 The third major feature of language is pragmatics. Using examples, explain the role of pragmatics in human speech. Language is a system of symbols used to express thoughts between two or more people. Language makes use of both … Read more