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One of most recently "invented" and most controversial of intentional torts is that of "intentional infliction of emotional distress." This tort allows a person to recover damages even without susta
Star famous motion picture actor. Shutterbut take a picture of STar holding a roast beef sandwich without Star's knowledge. Shutterbug sold the picture to the National Beef Organization.
Examine the Civil Rights Act of 1964 to determine which part of the act is the most complex to enforce. Discuss the difficulties identified as well as steps that could be taken to address those diff
Examine the ways in which U.S. government regulates product safety and make at least one recommendation for how regulatory approach of one of the agencies discussed (FDA, CPSC, or NHTSA) could be im
You're a student in masters in criminal justice program. Assume for the sake of this question that upon graduation you will be working i) as a supervisor ii) for a public sector agency/entity iii) r
Create a scenario that would fall under the strain theory. In the scenario, provide an explanation of each of the following:
Make a scenario that describes an individual who is suffering from cognitive distortions. Make the scenario as detailed and realistic as possible.
Discuss the purpose of the cognitive restructuring theory? Explain. How would the cognitive restructuring theory help Tom from the scenario above in handling his excessive anger? Explain.
In the past few years, there have been several studies on psychopathic personalities. Psychopathology has always been considered a psychological theory of crime.
Where did it come from - social learning from past (possible father abused mother) or from watching others within his community? How can we identify the positive aspects of women to counter Peter's be
The plaintiff in a civil case and the government case have a burden to prove their case to the judge and jury to prevail.
Discuss two cases where punitive damages were awarded- one in which you feel the damages were justified and one when they were not. Explain your answer.
You take your dog to the vet to have the dog's teeth cleaned. When you bring your dog home he appears very lethargic, which your vet assures you is normal after this procedure.
If court finds that there was a nuisance, it has a range of remedies. An award in damages could be for degree to which the defendant's actions produce a reduction in the value of plaintiff's propert
From my observations and reading case briefs, I've not been able to specifically identify, "that if a local law officer, employee of the state is lack or in dereliction of duties, will the sovereign
Discuss why, according to Popper, the falsifiability of a theory is the most important criterion for a theory to be scientific.
Discuss entrenchment, explanatory cooperation, and generality. Why are they important "internal virtues" and how do they work together to support a theory?
Are scientific laws invented or discovered? The traditional view is that scientific laws exist "out there" in the world and that the job of the scientist is to discover them.
What would be appropriate research question in your field that would lead to particular qualitative design? Identify the particular type of design, and justify your choice.
Demonstrate your understanding of nature of the three major research techniques by describing and comparing the foundations of quantitative and qualitative research for following element.
Why might a researcher select mixed methods for a study? Find an article in a peer-reviewed journal that reports the results of an empirical research study conducted using mixed methods.
Without the basic moment of relevant literature, the foundation of a research will always be lacking. It consists in a thorough and critical look on existing materials which helps you to know where
Discuss the critical elements of the research process, addressing the importance of carrying out the following research steps.
Are John Locke's and David Hume's philosophies useful in the discipline of nursing practice and leadership. Justify/explain position for each.
How would an organization change its ethical policies as result of external pressure? Provide example. How could an organization benefit from applying ethical principles and how can these principles b