Shin-ahkang

Reflection Questions 1. What are two important things that you learned from the discussion and/or readings? 2. What can you do with the information you now know? (i.e., How can this information be applied to your life?) Explain. 3. What surprised you about what you learned? How so? 4. What do you want to learn more about in regard to

Reflection Questions 1. What are two important things that you learned from the discussion and/or readings? 2. What can you do with the information you now know? (i.e., How can this information be applied to your life?) Explain. 3. What surprised you about what you learned? How so? 4. What do you want to learn more about in regard to this topic(s)? Explain.

Reflection Questions 1. What are two important things that you learned from the discussion and/or readings? 2. What can you do with the information you now know? (i.e., How can this information be applied to your life?) Explain. 3. What surprised you about what you learned? How so? 4. What do you want to learn more about in regard to this topic(s)? Explain.

The goal of this paper is for you to consider ethical issues related to the role and responsibilities of psychologists in a treatment setting. You will write a two page paper responding to the ethical dilemma described below: You are a clinical psychologist working with a client on an outpatient basis. At the beginning of treatment, you go through your standard informed consent process where you explain that all information that is discussed in session is confidential with the standard ...

In the fourth task, we focus on person accountability. Your topic is microplastics in the environment. What are the issues plaguing the use or disposal of microplastics (limiting factors, political, environmental, etc.)? If you were the final say on this matter, who would you side with? What are you personally do to help this issue along? How can society do better? What are the alternatives? Are they as good? What does the future of microplastics look like? 1-2 paragraphs (however long it t...

In the third task, we focus on the social conclusion of the topic. You will focus on GMOs in food. Do/Did humans cause or influence this issue. Does it relate to environmental justice at all? Have people accepted the use of GMOs or have there been court cases about it? How are humans influenced by this issue? Do GMOs affect human health, happiness, wellness, and/or education? 1-2 paragraphs (however long it takes to adequately cover the topic in enough detail)

In this second task, we focus on the economy of the topic. Introduce me to the economy surrounding natural gas extraction. How large is it? Does it employ a significant number of people? How does the economy benefit the state or surrounding cities/towns? Is the revenue generated a significant amount of the state’s income? Is this economy heavily regulated or not? How? By whom? 1-2 paragraphs (however long it takes to adequately cover the topic in enough detail)

In this first task, introduce me to the topic. Give me a little bit of history. Why is it important and why should it be addressed? Relevant background information. What ecosystems is most affected by your issue? Why? How? 1-2 paragraphs

Making your own research paper, with every part made up by yourself but including real research references.

1. What are two important things that you learned from the discussion and/or readings? Explain in detail. 2. What can you do with what you now know? (i.e., How can this information be applied to your life?) Explain. 3. What surprised you about what you learned? How so? Explain thoroughly. 4. What are your fears or apprehensions with regard to graduate school? How do you plan on managing/overcoming these fears/apprehensions? 5. From what you have learned about the gra...