Imagine that you were picked to deliver the keynote address at college graduation, geared towards motivating students to be change agents in decreasing prejudice and discrimination in society. What three main tips would you provide to the student body?

Answer: Education, report cases where persons are abused to appropriate authorities and set up programs to unify people, also encourage everyone to attend.

Explanation:

Prejudice and discrimination are becoming rampant in the society today, various bodies are trying really hard to curb it but it still exists and has a growing impact on social media. Here are tips that can be put into consideration which would help fight against it.

1) Education; students should be educated to see everyone as the same irrespective of their colour, size or whatever. They should be taught to learn how to accept people the way they are and avoid ways that would insult or portray insult to anyone.

2) Report cases to bodies handling curbing such situations; Students can be agents in fighting these by reporting cases of people who have been abused to appropriate authorities.

3) Programs; Students should organize programs and encourage each other to attend, such programs tend to build unity and fight as one to push away prejudice and discrimination from the society.

Membership in either of the two major parties is
a. closely regulated by federal law.
b. closely regulated by State law.
based on economic status.
c. Based on economic status
d. Based on personal choice.

What impact can natural disasters have on production in an economy? Give two
examples.

I WILL GOVE BRAINLIEST How did the discovery of oil impact Texas? Was it positively or negatively.

Please match the correct term to the following descriptions. The terms may be used more than once (10 pts each). A. Cohort Study B. Case-Control Study C. Cross-Sectional Study D. Ecological Study E. Clinical Trial F. Case Report
1. Researchers at Norfolk State University conduct a random digit dialing initiative to interview 1,000 Norfolk residents. They ask the participants if a healthcare provider had ever told them they have type II diabetes. They also ask about their dietary habits, smoking status, and engagement in physical activity.
2. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) wants to understand how the recent oil spill is affecting the rates of asthma in areas that surround the Gulf of Mexico. EPA epidemiologists compare the rates of asthma between 5 different cities from May of 2010 and July of 2010.
3. A group of pediatricians are interested in the relationship between sugary beverage consumption and childhood obesity. The pediatricians use the medical records from their practice to identify 100 children ages 5-11 who are classified as obese based on pediatric growth charts. They then identify 100 children ages 5-11 who are classified as normal weight based on pediatric growth charts. They then ask the childrenâs parents about how much soda and juice their children consume per week.
4. The Norfolk Department of Public Health (NDPH) conducts a city-wide data collection project to see how many people have been diagnosed with HIV between May 2016 and May 2017 to make comparisons to previous years. During the data collection, the NDPH identifies 200 individuals who are injection drug users and have not yet been diagnosed with HIV. They also identify 200 individuals who are not injection drug users and have not yet been diagnosed with HIV. The NDPH decides to follow these 400 individuals for 1 year to see who is diagnosed with HIV.
5. To complete an MPH practicum at Eastern Virginia Medical School, an Epidemiology student conducts a survey among ODU and NSU male students ages 18-24 to ask questions about asthma diagnoses and smoking status in 2018.
6. In 2014 a study of 18 participants investigated the effectiveness of high-intensity interval training (HIIT) and traditional aerobic training for persons with stroke. Outcomes were measured before and after training by a blinded rater. Participants were selected into either the HIIT group or the traditional aerobic training group by chance.
7. Researchers at the Veterans Affairs Medical Center in 2016 conducted a study to determine the change in core body temperature in the seated position from 79 degrees F for 30 minutes to 95 degrees F for up to 2 hours. Individuals were recruited based on a spinal cord injury (C4-T1 level) and individuals without a spinal cord injury, but of a similar age and gender. The hypothesis was that those with a spinal cord injury (tetraplegia) would have a greater increase in core body temperature than those without a spinal cord injury.
8. A 2017 study aims to examine the dynamic changes, correlated factors, and quality of life of cancer-related fatigue among colorectal cancer patients during adjuvant chemotherapy. The researchers recruit 60 colorectal cancer patients during adjuvant chemotherapy in November 2015 and follow the 60 participants through November 2017 to assess their quality of life through the "Brief Fatigue Inventory".
9. Patient JohnE reported on July 11, 2014 that he seized a marmot from a dog, while grazing sheep. He began to have a fever on July 13. On July 15, the patient was critical and on July 16 the patient was identified as dead. The patient was diagnosed as a suspected plague case after detecting the Yersinia pestis F1 antigen from sputum samples.
10. Researchers at the National Aquarium are looking to conduct a study among 10 different coastal cities in the Eastern United States to test if there is a relationship between ice cream sales and shark attacks. The researchers plan to use the average number of shark attacks per coastal city per month and the average ice cream sales in each coastal city per month.

Which of the following is a religion practiced in the countries surrounding India?
a. Islam
c. Buddhism
b. Hinduism
d. All of the above

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Skeptical theism claims that human beings should be skeptical:
Group of answer choices

of god’s existence

of trying to understand god’s reasons for permitting suffering

that suffering exists at all

all of the above

Three reasons for joining a cult​

At the Constitutional Convention in 1787, which topic was common to the
Virginia Plan, the New Jersey Plan, and the Three-Fifths Compromise? *
Slavery
the slave trade
interstate commerce
Congressional representation

For each of the scenarios given, indicate whether Classical Conditioning principles or Operant (Instrumental) Conditioning principles are involved (by underlining the appropriate theory). Then identify the components of the theory using the blank spaces provided under that theory. Two examples have been completed for you (with descriptions of the reasoning process behind the answers) to clarify the suggested process.
Note: Students need only underline the appropriate theory and fill in the related components-no description of reasoning is required. Of the six scenarios to be completed, three illustrate Classical Conditioning and three illustrate Operant (Instrumental) Conditioning.
1. Bob has three children, and he likes to rent movies for the whole family to watch.
When he sees the sign for the Video Department while shopping at the grocery store, he wanders in to see what new videos they have and ends up renting one. He has a store customer card, so every tenth video rental is free. He is much too busy to keep track of how many rentals he has to date, but he is pleasantly surprised when he is told that the video he is renting will be free of charge. In the future, he will rent more videos there at the grocery store, rather than at the chain video rental place they sometimes use.
Operant Conditioning
Classical Conditioning
Behavior: ____________________
Consequence: ____________________
Expected Change: ____________________
Unconditioned Stimulus: _________________
Neutral/Conditioned Stim.: _______________
Uncon./Condi. Response: __________________
2. Whenever Richard hears the nostalgic music that plays in the background of the Charge Cola ad, it makes him remember his buddies from high school and some of the good times he had with them. When he goes to the grocery store to do the shopping for his family, he scans the soda aisle and then chooses Charge Cola rather than all the other similar sodas; he just feels best about the Charge Cola brand.
Operant Conditioning
Classical Conditioning
Behavior: ____________________
Consequence: ____________________
Expected Change: ____________________
Unconditioned Stimulus: _________________
Neutral/Conditioned Stim.: _______________
Uncon./Condi. Response: __________________
3.Shelly loves the commercial for Cloud tissues, because she really likes seeing the fuzzy little puppies in the ad romping around. At the drug store, she never considers another brand of tissue- she just assumes that Cloud is the softest brand.
Operant Conditioning
Classical Conditioning
Behavior: ____________________
Consequence: ____________________
Expected Change: ____________________
Unconditioned Stimulus: _________________
Neutral/Conditioned Stim.: _______________
Uncon./Condi. Response: __________________

A friend of yours tells you about her neighbor, Stan. She is scared to be around him because he usually yelling at other neighbors and has had the police visit his house. She also wonders if Stan is physically abusing his wife. Compare and contrast the culture of honor explanation with the evolutionary explanation for why Stan is acting aggressively.

THE RIVER THAT FLOWS BETWEEN THE TWO MOUNTAIN AREAS IN NEW ENGLAND IS THE:??????????? BRAINLIEST AND 15 POINTS!

What is social work as a profession?​

what word best describes
Separation of members in society based on certain characteristics.

Check which of the following reasons might make you think it's time to look at buying rather than renting.
1.You're settled in a town and like it.
2. You're successful in your job and think you have a good future with your company.
3. You've got really bad credit problems.
4. You have a settled home life.
5. Your family is thinking about splitting up.
6. Your credit is in good shape.
7. You do not feel stressed financially. Even though you may not make a lot of money, you do make enough to be able to save some.
8. You see a really cool ad aimed at young people with credit problems that says, "We'll sell you a house!"
9. You have a good bit of money you can use for a down payment.
10. The housing market in your town is a "buyers market": Prices are low for buyers.

you saw a fight between two of your classmates and your class teacher asked you to give an account of the fight write your account​

What do anthropologist study ?

An investor whose highest priority is avoiding risks, even if it means a low return on investment, would most likely invest in O A. bonds O B. stocks O C. mutual funds O D. hedge funds​

What is one indirect way in which children impact their own acculturation?

4. Explain how Gandhi could use personal time in jail as an effective way to bring about nonviolent
change in India. Consider its effect on followers, on opponents, and on world opinion.

Which department is most instrumental in establishing relationships with other
countries?

A. Department of State
B. Department of Homeland Security
C. Department of the Interior

how many people died in the james massacre of 2013

3. During his lifetime, how many days did Gandhi spend in jail?

Indicate whether the sentence or statement is true or false.

A situation in which no side achieves a decisive victory is a stalemate.


Please select the best answer from the choices provided

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100 POINTS. Please help me with this....

Which right does the First Amendment protect?
right to due process
right to trial -by jury
right to bear arms
right to assemble

Which New Deal program or policy focused on creating jobs?
A. the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
B. the Securities and Exchange Commission
C. the Social Security Act
D. the Works Progress Administration

Please help soon! Paragraph Two
Noah began racing go-karts when he was just six years old Noah has traveled to other states to race, win, and finish in the top five, an impressive accomplishment for anyone but
especially for a young driver. He now races a 1934 Ford Legends Coupe, a car that weighs 1,000 pounds and goes faster than 100 miles per hour Noah regularly competes
against drivers who are three times older than he is, but he does not let that intimidate him. He explained in one news article. "I have been racing against older people all my life.
When you strap on a helmet, you are no longer a 13-year-old kid, you are a racecar driver. The other drivers don't treat me like a kid. They treat me the same as the other drivers
on the track" He has the nickname "Little Gator partly because of his size and partly because of Gatorland's sponsorship over the last several years.
In paragraph 2 Noah says. "I have been racing against older people all my life. When you strap on a helmet, you are no longer a 13-year-old kid, you are a racecar driver."
What is the implicit meaning of his words?
O I am very talented because I am able to race against adults.
Everyone on the racetrack is equal
All racecar drivers have to wear helmets regardless of age.
Older racers are embarrassed to compete against a kid

Who governs the banking system and serve as the bank
for banks?

Which rights do the two constitutions protect in both of these passages? Check all that apply. the right to avoid having the police take one’s belongings without a valid reason the right to avoid having the police search one’s home without a valid reason the right to avoid punishment that could be considered cruel or unusual the right to avoid having to admit to committing a crime the right to be represented by an attorney in a criminal trial