Is it possible to create a method of capital punishment that would actually deter people from committing murder? Would televising executions work? What might be some of the negative consequences of such a policy? Support your response with textual evidence from your readings.
What kinds of interventions have been shown to be most effective for reducing the negative consequences of bullying, and why? Critically evaluate one individual level and one group level intervention, and the empirical support behind them.
In the 1960s, scholars coined the term wicked problems—large, complex social problems where there is no clear solution, where there is limited, confusing, or contradictory information available, and which is debated by a whole range of people with conflicting values. Generate a list of at least two contemporary wicked problems including global examples. Document the negative […]
All United States Related- Is financial management important for public service organizations? If so, why? What are the major sources of financing for the federal government, state and local governments, the health sector, and the not-for-profit sector? How are budgets useful for motivation? What are some negative consequences of unrealistic budget expectations? Westchester City is […]
Explain which explorer between (approximately) 1450-1600 is your favorite. Why? What’s his nationality? What country contracted him? What was that country’s primary motivation to explore the globe and did they successfully achieve their goals or did they shift their objective after discovering unforeseen resources? Describe some positive and negative consequences of European exploration for humanity.
2,000-2,500 word paper that evaluates, compares and contrasts healthcare of two countries and the United States. List the current health care systems, type of payment services, whether it is government run or not, and overall healthcare costs for all countries. Next list the top disease that affect EACH of the countries and the financial burden […]
Develop a moral argument about the rightness or wrongness of the actions in one of the following cases, through an evaluation of the three aspects (the act itself, the intentions, and the circumstances). Remember: ethics has to do with moral or immoral human action, as well as with our moral responsibilities or obligations to others. […]
