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So I didn't plagarize throughout this whole xourse the professor graded my work and gave me good grades and evwn commented on my stufd saying what I could do better at . Tue final grade she gave me was not the right grade and I talkes to her about it she then goes telling me that I've been plagarizing this whole course and if I do a grade appeal it will be brought up . But if I was plagarizing as she says why would she grade me on plagarized work and jot say anything until I decided to appeal the grade? Can she xhange grades already given in thw class even if its months later ? 

I'm starting my masters degree in psychology next month . I got my bachelors degree a few years ago in psychology as well and I wanted to brush up on eveuthing like the general stuff and disorder and things you would have learned about during your bachelor. Was looking for any websites or books that would help me do that before I start . 

What changes would you recommend ?

i want to know what they say when they accept someone by letter and what is written of anyone has gotten one before i would want to see examples of what exactly is said

How do you see these three religions reflected in the beliefs and practices on Wu-Dang Mountain.

Im almost 21 and i want to bring my mother to america and i was reading about bthese two documents

1. I-130, Petition for Alien Relative

2. I-485, Application to Register Permanent Residence or Adjust Status

so what i want to know is when i file the first form what happens and do i have to file that second form or what because im not really sure if i have to do both . The first form didn't mention anything about that second form so if i file that first one will it be enough to bring my mother here on a visa or will the second one need to be filed also for a green card . My mother is not a citizen here and lives out of the country.

In America, we marry (by choice/a commitment) the person we love (a feeling). In India, the primary concept of marital love is commitment to a relationship. In America and the west, we marry the person we have the deepest feelings for at the time. Because our view of marriage is often built upon a feeling, when the feelings leave, we often do as well. As you can imagine, America consequently has a high divorce rate, while India remains low.

1. What are the strengths of the Indian view of love? How does commitment impact relationships, marital and otherwise?

2. What are the dangers of the Indian perspective?

3. What are the strengths of the western idea of love? What is the impact of choosing to love people we have loving feelings toward in marriage and otherwise?

4. What are the dangers of living according to feelings?

In America, we marry (by choice/a commitment) the person we love (a feeling). In India, the primary concept of marital love is commitment to a relationship. In America and the west, we marry the person we have the deepest feelings for at the time. Because our view of marriage is often built upon a feeling, when the feelings leave, we often do as well. As you can imagine, America consequently has a high divorce rate, while India remains low.

1. What are the strengths of the Indian view of love? How does commitment impact relationships, marital and otherwise?

2. What are the dangers of the Indian perspective?

3. What are the strengths of the western idea of love? What is the impact of choosing to love people we have loving feelings toward in marriage and otherwise?

4. What are the dangers of living according to feelings?

i just got the new iphone 7 and i got all my stuff restored from my old phone and now i have all the stuff on two phones when i click sign out of icoud on the old device its says its gonna delete everything on icloud is that only for that phone or will it delete everything from all of icloud on both phones since there connected by the same icloud account i just want to know because i dont want to end up losing all my pictures and data .

People today generally do not experience the intimate connection with nature, each other and animals that is so important to indigenous religions. Except for household pets, many people experience animals only in zoos, on TV or in packages at the grocery store. People experience vegetables, fruits, and other foods in the same way. The only time you see them is far from the natural source. We pave roads and bulldoze land to build large homes on small lots. The roofs of our homes are just feet away from the neighbors. Yet, we don't talk to our neighbor. Instead, we push a button to open our garage door when we arrive, and another to close it once we're inside. These and countless other factors separate people, nature and animals.

What are some aspects of modern culture and society that separate us from nature? Weigh the benefits against the negative impact for us? What should we do, if anything, about this separation

What are some aspects of modern culture and society that separate us from nature? Weigh the benefits against the negative impact for us? What should we do, if anything, about this separation?

In the United States, a person's religious identity, beliefs, and practices are protected, and the government is restrained from interfering in or promoting any religion. But what does that really mean? How can we promote religious freedom unless we have a workable definition of religion? And whose religion, in our highly pluralistic society, is going to be the norm?

Think about the relationship between the definition of religion (what counts and what doesn't) and the potential for repression, persecution, or on the other hand, cultural domination. How do minority religious communities fare in America? Which religions are acceptable, and which ones are marginalized or even denigrated? Why does this happen?

I am an american citizin and my mom doesnt live in the country i want to know what i can do to bring her here and where do i do it at without needing to get a lawyer because lawyers are very expensive and people have told me as long as im 21 i can bring my mom here with some paper work and an application for something im not sure biut i dont really know much about this and about imigrartion procceses so i would like any help if any one kniws what i would need to do and how much it might cost without a lawyer

Professionals who work to educate and support people with developmental disabilities (DD) sometimes speak using various acronyms. It is a language you will need to learn. Here is a list of 10 acronyms. Tell me what the letters for each acronym represent.

1. DDD 2. FAPE 3. LRE 4. IDEA 5. ADA 6. IEP 7. OT 8. LD 9. PT 10. CP

Select a movie that focuses on a person (s) with any type of psychological disorder. Some examples: A Beautiful Mind, Soloist, The Other Sister, Shine, Identity.

Briefly summarize the main plot.

Describe the main character (s) and the psychological disorder(s).

What information did the movie provide about characteristics of the disorder? Accurate?

What information did the movie provide about “daily life” for a person with this disorder? Was it believable?

What treatment was shown in the movie, if any?

What was your reaction to this movie? Did you find it realistic, informative, humorous…? Would you recommend this movie and why?

The risk of suicide is greater for those who have eating disorders than any other disorder. However, it is extremely hard to convince someone who suffers from this disorder to seek treatment. From your experience or from what you have read, how do we encourage those individuals with eating disorders to seek treatment.

How do you go about identifying OTHER POSSIBLE SOLUTIONS/CONCLUSIONS?

1. Explain the concepts of Libertarianism and Compatibilism.

2. Explain Stace's views about Compatibilism. Did you find them compelling? Why or why not?

i have some questions to ..

1. It is one-sided and biased, for sure, however no matter what you feel about Fox News, the real issue is how can one man be allowed to influence 3/4 of the population of the world unchecked?

2.What does this say about the lack of competition in the communications and media business? What can you do about it?

3. Do you think it is a concern that FOX media shows fear - of strangers, "others", religions, political beliefs? It implies that we need protection from those "differences". Do we??