Knowing what you believe and why you believe is essential to life. When you know what and why you believe something, you will be more confident in sharing it with others and you will be less likely to change your beliefs when confronted by conflicting...
Intermediate punishments offer alternatives to incarceration, aiming to reduce prison overcrowding and address the specific needs of offenders. Among the various types discussed in the chapter—such as electronic monitoring, community service, and intensive supervision—identify which one you believe is the most effective. How would you...
Select one of the following prompts to guide your initial post. Prompt #1 Take any two areas of SDGs, seemingly unrelated to each other, and critically evaluate the intersectionality. For example, how do gender inequities and climate action intersect? How do inequities in the...
Read the ethical vignette attached carefully. Once you have read and analyzed the vignette, state how you would solve the ethical dilemma and which ethics codes were used in your decision-making process. Write the complete answer in one, typewritten page (maximum of two pages),...
Without training and development, employees may not reach their full potential in their job. As a result of these constraints, employees without proper training and development may experience workplace stress and discontent. Other stressors and workplace constraints may contribute to unsatisfactory performance reviews. Companies...
Select TWO of the prompts below to respond to in this week's discussion. 1. A father of three dies of a sudden heart attack. His wife must explain to their 3-, 7- and 14-year-old sons that their father has died. Using concepts and norms...