BEHS210 POST WEEK FIVE RESOURCES

Watch the following video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9wnV89qo21A   Prompt: Music has always played a big part in culture and social movements. Billie Holiday’s recording of “Strange Fruit,” a song about lynching, raised awareness about racism despite being banned from the radio after its 1939 release. The YouTube video below gives you some background about that song, please read…

Week 4 – Discussion: Non-experimental Design School Academic Counseling course Respond to the following prompts in the Threats to Validity discussion  forum by Wednesday November 8 2023:  Select a non-experimenal design What type of questions would you ask for your selected non-experimenal design? Regarding this weeks article, what are the general ed teachers level of…

PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING POST AND RESPOND IN 50 WORDS: Can people be motivated to act for the common good and not simply pursue their own good?  Yes, people can be motivated to act for the common good and not only for their own good. To explain this I am going to describe what a…

LEARNING RESOURCES · DiNitto, D. M., & Johnson, D. H. (2016).  Social welfare: Politics and public policy (8th ed.). Boston, MA: Pearson. · Chapter 12, “The Challenges of a Diverse Society: Race, Ethnicity, and Immigration” (pp. 471–528) · United Nations Human Rights Office of the High Commissioner. (1969).  UN International Convention on the elimination of all…

 See attachment Part 1: Complete an assessment in your specialization area. Once you have completed the assessment, discuss your expectations for the assessment, the degree of complexity of the assessment items or questions, the perceived relevance of the assessment, and your anticipated results versus actual results (in general). Also, analyze the relevance to your specialization and…

Week 4 – Discussion: Correlational Studies Note: This Is a Course Is for a School Academic, Guidence Counseling class Respond to the following prompts in the Correlational Studies discussion forum  by Wednesday November 8, 2023 How would surveys be used in comparative studies versus correlational studies?