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1 Conflict Resolution * Ten Step Model for Resolving Couple Conflict Family of Origin Couple & Family Maps – Mapping your Relationship * Closeness & Flexibility Personality Exercise – SCOPE out your Personality

Sharing Strengths and Growth Areas   Communication:   Creating a Wish List:   *Assertiveness & Active Listening   Personal Stress Profile –   *Identifying the… Read More »1 Conflict Resolution * Ten Step Model for Resolving Couple Conflict Family of Origin Couple & Family Maps – Mapping your Relationship * Closeness & Flexibility Personality Exercise – SCOPE out your Personality

[video is September 20, 2021 footage of three white police officers letting a police dog bite a black man who was suspected of trespassing] According to the course materials, a large percentage of citizen complaints involve a small percentage of officers. In other words, a few officers generate most of the complaints.

Watch the video at the link provided, consider it in the context of what is appropriate officer conduct, decide if the officers involved should be… Read More »[video is September 20, 2021 footage of three white police officers letting a police dog bite a black man who was suspected of trespassing] According to the course materials, a large percentage of citizen complaints involve a small percentage of officers. In other words, a few officers generate most of the complaints.

[1] Carefully explain the argument for ethical relativism as formulated by Pojman. On what grounds on does he rejects this theory? Explore the concept of “moral isolationism” as proposed by Mary Midgley and its significance in ethical relativism. Additionally, delve into Midgley’s assertion that moral skepticism leads to a program of immoralism.

Topics for Essay I [1] Carefully explain the argument for ethical relativism as formulated by Pojman. On what grounds on does he rejects this theory?… Read More »[1] Carefully explain the argument for ethical relativism as formulated by Pojman. On what grounds on does he rejects this theory? Explore the concept of “moral isolationism” as proposed by Mary Midgley and its significance in ethical relativism. Additionally, delve into Midgley’s assertion that moral skepticism leads to a program of immoralism.

*What are the most risks in the area (air, Superfund site, etc.)? Click two different colored squares on the map. *Who are the polluters and what type of pollution are they releasing?

Dallas College Richland Campus   ENVR 1401   Neighborhood Health   Neighborhood Health Objectives   1. Students will interpret graphical data.   2. Students will… Read More »*What are the most risks in the area (air, Superfund site, etc.)? Click two different colored squares on the map. *Who are the polluters and what type of pollution are they releasing?

(Sarah) The two theories I chose are incremental and transactive planning. Incremental theory focuses on compromising with two groups. There is a focus on finding the plan that allows for the most common ground over the quickest or the most efficient. This type of planning works best in temporary projects or pilot programs that must prove their value to find a more long-term commitment. Also, if aspects of the program do not work, those changes can be evaluated regularly or stopped due to the short-term commitment. Transactive planning is more about the relationship between the parties affected by the program. The planning approach focuses on in-person or face-to-face discussions as much as possible. Transactive planning aims to find a consensus on problems and solutions within the program planning process.

Respond to at least two of your classmates’ posts. Each of your responses to your classmates should be at least 150 words in length, and… Read More »(Sarah) The two theories I chose are incremental and transactive planning. Incremental theory focuses on compromising with two groups. There is a focus on finding the plan that allows for the most common ground over the quickest or the most efficient. This type of planning works best in temporary projects or pilot programs that must prove their value to find a more long-term commitment. Also, if aspects of the program do not work, those changes can be evaluated regularly or stopped due to the short-term commitment. Transactive planning is more about the relationship between the parties affected by the program. The planning approach focuses on in-person or face-to-face discussions as much as possible. Transactive planning aims to find a consensus on problems and solutions within the program planning process.

“Useful DFD”: When would a Data Flow Diagram be the most useful in systems analysis and design? “DFD Processes”: What business processes are most likely to use DFDs?

Assignment Research a scholarly paper or professional video on “Data Flow Diagrams and Data Dictionaries” and reflect on only one (1) of the following topics:… Read More »“Useful DFD”: When would a Data Flow Diagram be the most useful in systems analysis and design? “DFD Processes”: What business processes are most likely to use DFDs?