Culture is an ongoing negotiation of learned patterns of beliefs, attitudes, values, and behaviors. List some of your personal, social, and cultural identities.  Are there any of these that are interrelated?  In what way? For your cultural identities, which ones are dominant and which ones are nondominant? How does a person navigate between two cultural […]

  Cross-cultural research can make significant and indeed truly extraordinary contributions to positive social change. Studies in multiple nations can examine issues of race, class, and gender and provide data and evidence that may be utilized to inform social policies and projects to move society towards more equity and fewer health disparities. Additionally, cross-cultural research […]

  Critical Thinking in Psychology What did you learn about this week that grabbed your attention or caused you to think more deeply about it? In graduate school you will locate and evaluate research to support your discussions and assignments. This week, we added critical thinking tools to help you understand how to critique research […]

 Critical review of the Journal Article: “Ontologies describing concepts and relations in a specific domain are necessary for knowledge representation and knowledge exchange. Waterson and Preece define ontology as “he Specification of Shared Knowledge”. Ontologies (semantic data) facilitate the usability of e-technology and realize its full power. here are several Languages, Tools and Formalisms that […]

Crime control is frequently presented in the media. More specifically, many television shows, music videos, and prime-time specials portray different perspectives regarding the criminal justice system. Using key terms from the textbook chapter and the videos, respond to the following:  List at least four television shows, music videos, or prime-time specials that you have seen […]