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jshons wrote a new post, 5/18/12 – Friday, on the site Psychology at CSSM 22 hours, 12 minutes ago
500 page research paper
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jshons wrote a new post, 5/18/12 – Friday, on the site World History at CSSM 22 hours, 16 minutes ago
BW 34) Which of the primary sources about life in Nazi Germany hit you the hardest and why?
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jshons wrote a new post, FINAL STUDY GUIDE!, on the site Psychology at CSSM 1 day, 19 hours ago
Stereotypes
Stereotype Threats
Social Perception
Social Roles
Normative Influence
Informative Influence
Cognitive Dissonance
Fundamental Attribution Error
Bystander’s Dilemma
Bystander’s Intervention
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jshons wrote a new post, 5/17/12 – Thursday, on the site Psychology at CSSM 1 day, 21 hours ago
BW 33) How mentally healthy do you think it is for students to focus so much on their senior prom? Explain your view.
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jshons wrote a new post, 5/17/12 – Thursday, on the site World History at CSSM 1 day, 22 hours ago
BW 33) Define: Holocaust, ghettos, Final Solution. Write a sentence using these three terms together.
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jshons wrote a new post, 5/16/12 – Wednesday, on the site Psychology at CSSM 2 days, 21 hours ago
BW 32) Put the 5 axes of the DSM into your own words, (p. 478-9) Reading on the effects of this
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jshons wrote a new post, 5/16/12 – Wednesday, on the site World History at CSSM 2 days, 21 hours ago
BW 32) Who did the Nazis blame for the Reichstag fire and what did they do afterwards? (5 detailed things!) (p. 479)
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hfearing wrote a new post, Euclid Avenue Opera House, on the site U.S. Tourism 3 days, 12 hours ago
The Euclid Avenue Opera House, located in Cleveland’s theater district on the southeast corner of Euclid Avenue and Sherriff Streeet (now East 4th Street), opened on 6 September 1875. There were more than fifty […] -
jshons wrote a new post, 5/15/12 – Tuesday, on the site Psychology at CSSM 3 days, 20 hours ago
BW 31) Explain how you might diagnose the behavior of Sybil using the seven criteria on p. 472-3.
Finish Sybil and discuss the controversy of the case and the diagnosis itself
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jshons wrote a new post, 5/15/12 – Tuesday, on the site World History at CSSM 3 days, 20 hours ago
BW 31) Define “fascism” and give two examples of what it looked like in Itlay under Mussolini. (p. 476-7)
Action chart of Hitler’s rise to powerWWI hero – National Socialist German Workers’ Party – 1923 […]
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jshons wrote a new post, Assignment 5 – Financing the Law, on the site Health Care and the Law – Independent Study 4 days, 18 hours ago
First, here is an important article regarding abortion and this new law that we should read and discuss this Friday: http://www.salon.com/2012/03/28/the_obamacare_abortion_myth/
Second, the next topic we will […]
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jshons wrote a new post, 5/14/12 – Monday, on the site World History at CSSM 4 days, 20 hours ago
BW 30) Explain how European culture changed in the post-WWI world. (notes)
Quiz – see me for the make up!!!
http://www.cleveland.com/world/index.ssf/2012/05/mayan_discovery_of_calendars_t.html
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jshons wrote a new post, 5/14/12 – Monday, on the site Psychology at CSSM 4 days, 20 hours ago
BW 30) List the seven criteria used by the DSM to label behavior as “abnormal.” (p. 472-3)
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kacollins49 wrote a new post, First United Methodist Church , on the site U.S. Urban History 5 days, 9 hours ago
First United Methodist Church has had a long and storied history in Cleveland. It has been a fixture in the city since 1827 and has seen the city grow from a small commercial village to an industrial city, and […] -
jshons wrote a new post, HW 16 – Psychological Disorders, on the site Psychology at CSSM 5 days, 11 hours ago
You are to choose a psychological disorder that interests you and begin to do a small amount of research on it. Answer the questions below for your particular disorder. If you need help selecting a disorder feel […]
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jshons commented on the post, HW 16 – Nazi Germany, on the site World History at CSSM 5 days, 11 hours ago
Under Nazi Germany, the Gestapo, or secret police, were legally allowed to arrest someone that they simply suspected the individual was going to do something illegal. They need not have committed the crime yet!
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jshons wrote a new post, HW 16 – Nazi Germany, on the site World History at CSSM 5 days, 11 hours ago
You homework this week is a little different than it usually is. You are to post a brief fact about what life was like in Nazi Germany EACH day this week in the reply section below. Try to avoid posting […]
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kacollins49 wrote a new post, University Circle United Methodist Church , on the site U.S. Urban History 1 week ago
The University Circle United Methodist Church is a very young church. It was formed from a merger of two Cleveland Churches, First United Methodist Church. and Epworth Euclid United Methodist Church, commonly […] - Load More
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