Psychology
Question:
Suppose two terrorist groups make similar attacks against similar targets: both destroy office buildings containing government and military offices, along with civilian offices, and both attacks kill government officials, military officers, and civilians. One attack is aimed at a brutal occupying regime that is carrying out mass murder, while the latter attack is aimed at an occupying regime following more humane practices. In your view, might the former attack be justified while the latter is wrong? Or must they be considered morally equal, because both involve the killing of innocents?
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Question:
In a classic study of angry adolescent boys who were severely punished at home, it was found that a. their misbehavior and aggression were suppressed both at home and at school. b. their misbehavior was suppressed at home, but they were aggressive at school. c. they continued to be aggressive at home, but not at school. d. they continued to be aggressive at home and at school.
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Question:
Discussion Board Forum 7 Topic: Body Image and Self-Esteem Your textbook states that body image—how a person believes he/she looks—begins to be important in early childhood, especially for girls (Papalia et al., 2011). It has been suggested that the media plays a significant part in perpetuating the desire to be thin. What are your thoughts? How would you apply biblical principles to address this issue with your children? APA REFERENCES
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Question:
Using a child development theory of your choice, explain the advantages and disadvantages of promoting social tolerance among children under the age of 10. In your initial post, you must present a balanced argument for both positions (for example, you cannot favor advantages over disadvantages or visa versa).
