Discussion:
1. After reading the introductory section on the Enlightenment, choose one scene from Tartuffe and analyze how it reflects Enlightenment ideals.
In your response, provide specific details from the reading to strengthen your argument. You should provide at least one direct quote from the textbook formatted MLA style.
2. What does "Character Above All - Duty, Honor, Country" mean to you? How do you apply this in daily life? What role does it and GMC's Honor Code "I will neither lie, cheat, steal nor tolerate those who do" play in academic integrity? To being a citizen?
3. The purpose of this weekly Discussion Forum is to encourage critical thinking and the development of research skills. While your first instinct may be to post your point of view/opinion/personal position, I would like you to start by conducting research using the weekly materials, your textbook, and/or the GMC library. Once you have completed your research, I would like for you to reflect upon it before composing your post. Then, put your writing into your own words. Do not copy directly from the source. Support your position(s) using what you have learned from the 'Guide to Critical Thinking'. Be sure to incorporate scholarly sources and cite them properly in your posts.
When you are ready, answer the following questions:
• Describe three highly regarded virtues as they apply to citizenship.
• How would you prioritize/rank these three virtues? Explain.
4. After watching the Why Study Psychology video, identify one personal learning objective you hope to achieve from taking this course. Next, read the other students' learning objectives. Reply to three other students with a convincing argument that your learning goal is better.
5. After watching both parts of the Research Methods in Psychology videos, do you feel playing violent video games cause aggressive behavior in society? Explain your hypothesis and relate it to the experiment describe in the video. Identify the type of research method was utilized in the video. Comment on three of your classmates' discussion on this topic