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    Impulsive Behavior

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    EFFECTS OF IMPULSIVE BEHAVIOR: PAST & PRESENT Sean M. Raftery W.R.A 150 Dr. Nancy Bunge December 11‚ 2009 Sean Raftery Professor Nancy Bunge W.R.A. 150 11 December 2009 April 16‚ 2007‚ Seung-Hui Cho went on a shooting rampage killing thirty-two college students at Virginia Tech. University before killing himself. This horrifying massacre can be associated with a poor impulsive behavior. Many devastating incidents throughout the years can be associated

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    Animal Behavior

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    Outline of Lecture Notes for Sept. 9 What is Animal Behaviour? Scientific study of how and why animals behave the way they do Uses both evolutionary theory and behavioural physiology Why study animal behaviour? Establish general rules regulating behaviour Determine how best to preserve endangered animals Control economically important pests Develop better conditions for domestic animals and animals in zoos Cane Toads in Australia Ecological disaster due to lack of understanding of

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    private. There are also certain things that they think of as taboo‚ or something they forbid to touch or associate themselves with. Genetic engineering is something that people find to be raising many (moral) red flags. It also creates many questions‚ like is it really right to do something that extreme just to have what one truly wants. “Many religions believe that genetic engineering‚ after all‚ is tantamount to playing God‚ and expressly forbid that it is performed on their children‚ for instance

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    Kalene Needham Wear 20 May 2011 AP Lang and Comp Homosexuality: Environment vs. Genetics In 1992‚ Vice-President Dan Quayle said that homosexuality "is more of a choice than a biological situation...It is a wrong choice." (PBS). Quayle’s statement counters the sentiment of many homosexuals that their sexual orientation is neither a lifestyle nor a personal choice‚ it is innate and unchangeable. The question as to whether homosexuals are born gay‚ or through some experience or mere choice‚ choose

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    Can Genetics Cause Crime?

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    Can Genetics Cause Crime? Introduction to Criminal Justice System Dr. Mike Carlie Are genetic factors more likely to make one person perform violent acts? Many doctors and researchers in the field of genetics have searched for a answer to this question. During 1989-93 one such researcher named Dr. Sullivan found some interesting points about genetics and crime. Sullivan while working for the Bush administration ’s secretary of health and human services during 1989-1993 was appalled by

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    According to the principles of biological level of analysis‚ behavior can be innate because it is influenced by our genetic inheritance. Genetic information is passed down from parents to children‚ half from father and half from mother‚ which then creates an offspring with a unique characteristic. This implies that human beings are all different since they have different genes. This principle is supported by Bouchard’s correlational twin study. The study observed two types of twins‚ monozygotic

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    Maladaptive Behavior

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    Maladaptive behavior such as attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is common among children. The diagnosis of ADHD in adults can be more difficult than in children. There are many controversial issues surrounding adult/child (ADHD) which include history‚ symptoms‚ treatment‚ and causes. Historically speaking‚ ADHD is generally thought to be a childhood disorder. However‚ data suggest that many adults‚ both male and female are affected. Most patients diagnosed during childhood carry the

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    explained? 2. (b)Under what conditions does polarization occur? 3. (c) To what extent is the "polarization effect" of group interaction limited to matters of risk taking? • Paradigm: 1. a social facilitation model:  Allport (1924): crowd behavior  Wallach and Kogan (1965): group interaction enables each person to feel less personal responsibility for the consequences of the decisions‚ and this sense of shared responsibility for an

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    Drugs and Behavior

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    Outline Introduction I. The term psychopathy is being looked at more to characterize juveniles who lack remorse‚ empathy‚ and a sense of morality. a. Research on juvenile psychopathy is rapidly growing. b. Attempts to apply the label psychopathy to juveniles raise several conceptual‚ methodological‚ and practical concerns related to forensic practice and juvenile justice policy. c. Many debate whether psychopathy can or should be applied to juveniles at all. Body I. Even if psychopathy

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    Prosocial Behavior

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    PROSOCIAL BEHAVIOR - summary   Prosocial behavior —voluntary actions that are carried out to benefit others   helping no obvious benefits for the person performing the behavior    You hear a scream from outside your apartment window. What do you do?   Example—Kitty Genovese homicide case (NY City)   for 35 minutes she was repeatedly attacked and stabbed 38 people watched from their windows no one helped no one called the police    how do you explain this lack of assistance?

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