social science

Do violent video games encourage players to become violent in real life? ? (2 pages)Use at least 6 sources for this persuassive essay. outline is due 02/6/21

First, write a short background about the nature of the conflict, using the following questionsWhat is the conflict about? When did the conflict start? What caused it?Was it a series of events or one event? What was the trigger event(s)?When did the conflict originate? Why did it occur?Use a metaphor to describe your conflict.Next, analyze your perceptions of each element of the conflict, using the following questions:Expressed struggle: How has the conflict been expressed? What was the trigger event?Interdependent parties: What binds the parties together? In what ways each party needs the other?Perceived incompatible goals: What are the parties not getting?Perceived scarce resources: Examples include time, money, affection, inclusion, oil, land, or other natural resources, etc.Perceived interference to achieve goals: In what ways each party is interfering with the other’s goals?

Week 2 Discussion1.Through the lens of Hannah Arendt, why did she take issue with the way in which Eichmann was tried? Should Israel have pursued Nazi SS-Obersturmbannführer in the manner that they did?https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2011/aug/29/hannah-arendt-adolf-eichmann-banality-of-evil150 words response.student responses examples.Hannah Arendt, as a jewish German, had issues in the way that Eichmann was tried for his actions in the genocide of the jews due to the mentality of the people at that time, resulting in actions unprecedented from a precedented mindset. In the video “Arednt Final Speech”, Hannah stated that “understanding someone is different that forgiving,” and she ultimately agreed on the final verdict on Eichmann’s trial that had him condemned to death. Arednt did not believe that the history of anti-semitism in Germany could be tried. Her issue was from all of the history that had people (minorities) robbed from their own rights with no “positive law”, while at the same time being someone under the rule of a dictatorship would have easily brought a horrible event on mankind due to the lack of mankind. Just look at how many wars, genocides, robbing that was happening during that century and the one before. Humanity had led itself to that point. Also, there are studies that show that naturally when someone is in a position of power (being a police officer, president, etc), someone that is under that control will do anything you tell them whether it is against their morals or not. Eichmann, under the control of Hitler at the time, was not going to say no but even worse was that he saw nothing wrong with proceeding in the horrible actions committed. Now, about what happened to Eichmann being pursed by Israel, I believe, for the most part, Hannah Arednt is saying that it was okay how the situation was handled. The only thing that she wishes had happened, was for Israel to understand the actions of the person and what led to them, rather than the atrocity that was placed upon on the people.

Your answers should be written using the “conflict” perspective to discuss the events that took place. Make sure you understand what that is before you begin writing. It is in your textbook.1) What was the main argument for the defense?2) Why did it work or not work?3) How is this case relevant to today?4) What was the verdict?5)How did the video make you feel and why do you believe you felt that way?

Unit 3.1 DB: When Kids Get LifeAfter reviewing the documentary”When Kids Get Life” answer the following questions:1. Do you see kids getting life sentences without parole as problematic? Why or why not?2. Are there different societal and biological influences that cause teens to commit crimes compared to adults?

Religions of the worldStory telling is often an important part of Indigenous religions. Artwork has been found around the world telling stories of the world, creation and life. In this exercise you are to draw a picture using simplistic artwork. Upload the picture and give a brief description of the story being told. Suggestions include:Represents a community event.Represents creation.Tells what happens at death.Any other story you think might be interesting.

First, what was experimentally wrong with the Ghostbusters ESP study (video link; refer to videos area or use this link: https://online.fiu.edu/videos/?vpvid=fe511f5c-f4f8-4751-873f-f4f5a58a8d20), and how could it be improved to meet scientific standards? Second, if you were doing this study, what would be your hypothesis, and what would your independent and dependent variables be (make sure to list and label them as IVs and DVs)? Be specific here! (“My independent variable would be …; My dependent variable would be …). Third, how would you make it an experimental (rather than correlational) study (it might help to be specific here as well and define the two types of studies in your response. That is, what is a correlational study and what is an experimental study? I suggest discussing the nature of random assignment here as well as experimental versus control groups)? Finally, what are some of the ethical problems with this study and how would you resolve them?

ETHICS AND HEALTHCARE Each student is expected to write an Issue Brief of 1000-1500 words, typewritten, double-spaced, no smaller than 10-point sized type and dealing with a topic of ethical or legal importance in behavioral healthcare. It is expected that the Brief will discuss an issue from a cross-disciplinary perspective and will critically analyze the issue while asserting a position on the selected topic. A typical format for the Brief is: 1) state a position; 2) give a short background on the issue so that readers have a basic understanding of the issue; 3) provide support/arguments for the position taken (this may include addressing potential opposing arguments to your position); and 4) conclude with a restatement of your position and summary statement as to why the arguments you presented lead one to conclude that your position is the correct ethical/legal stance. Here is a short, helpful guide to writing position briefs/papers: http://web.archive.org/web/20070316023144/homepages.uhwo.hawaii.edu/~writing/position.htm. Examples of position papers are also available on the web (just google “position paper examples”).  You need to be persuasive (remember this is not just an informational paper, but rather a position brief where your advocate/argue for something to happen), and try to convince the reader that your position is correct in only a few pages – so you need to select what you include carefully. Examples of possible position statements

1.Ornette Coleman: Lonely Wom2.John Coltrane: Stellar RegionsRequirement of Assignment: (At least 550 words)After listening to these two songs, write down the feelings after listening to them and analyze the two songs, and don’t forgot write work cited.

Conduct an internet search on a recent crisis (situational). In a paper discuss the following: What is the crisis? Who is involved? What made the crisis a situational crisis? Was the situation addressed appropriately? If yes, explain what was done. If no, explain what could have been done differently. Your response must be in an APA format. Support your response with material from the reading material, lecture notes and resource folder. Your response should be a minimum of one page, maximum of two pages. Title page is not required. Reference page is not included in page minimum/maximum.