Analyze the organization in which you work or hav

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Ted.com: https://www.ted.com/talks/rebeca_hwang_the_power_of_diversity_within_yourself?utm_campaign=tedspread&utm_medium=referral&utm_source=tedcomshare

Analyze the organization in which you work (or have worked in the past) in terms of its diversity management initiatives. Which diversity components does the company currently implement? Not implement? What are your company’s strengths and weaknesses considering the integrated approach to managing diversity? Is there a diversity component missing from the model? If so, what is it and what are the initiatives that fall under the newly added diversity component? Next, what differences exist between uncovering data that describes an organization’s racial and ethnic makeup and understanding the causes of inequity? Finally, comment on the qualitative differences and/or similarities presented in the TED Talk for this week and how diversity issues are presented in the text. With cited and references.

Discuss Recidivism among Juvenile Offenders.

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You will prepare and submit a term paper on Recidivism among Juvenile Offenders. Your paper should be a minimum of 1250 words in length. The following are some of the important bibliographic &nbsp.references that will be used in this study:

Ashkar, P. J. and Kenny, D. T. (2008). “Views from the inside: Young offenders’ subjective experiences of incarceration.”, &nbsp.International Journal of Offender Therapy and Comparative

This study set out to examine the incarceration experiences of juvenile offenders in a maximum-security detention facility. Using the phenomenological descriptive methodology, semi-structured interviews were carried out with 16 adolescent male detainees and recorded on audio cassettes. The study found that there was the inadequate provision of services and rehabilitative programming at these prisons. while the incarceration experience placed detainees in a state of readiness for positive change, it failed to provide them with the necessary skills to actually bring about and sustain this change. This study corroborates the findings of other studies of offenders in juvenile prisons about the inadequacy of rehabilitative measures for offenders, to prevent recidivism.

2. De La Torre, Adela (1997). “Rescuing lives without hope: Smaller classes, sports programs, jobs, church involvement: These are possible solutions to juvenile crime.”, Los Angeles Times:7 (June 18, 1997).

This newspaper article is based upon the views of Adela de la Torre, the director of the Mexican American Studies and Research Center at the University of Arizona. The author met with a group of violent juvenile offenders in a group activity area and spoke to them. Based on his discussions with these delinquents, the author discusses possible causes for juvenile delinquency and the measures that could be applied in addressing the rising incidence of violent crime among young people. This article underscores the importance of addressing societal problems such as poverty and lack of adequate educational and other resources to gainfully engage adolescents.

Discuss if mental illness/disorders should be

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 Discuss if mental illness/disorders should be treated the same as physical illness? Also answer if treatment should be voluntary or mandated? Why or why not?  

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    2 assignments about psychology. Very easy

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    http://learn.genetics.utah.edu/content/addiction/mouse/Assignment 1Answer the following questions after completeing the Psych Sim titled Your Mind on Drugs:Alcohol and Barbiturates- How does alcohol change the brain’s functioning?Mechanisms of Drug Addiction- What leads a person to move from the casual or recreational use of a drug to a state of addiction, in which the person experiences a powerful craving for the drug that begins to dominate his or her life?Addiction Experiment- What type of injection would you predict to be more pleasurable for the rat? Would the location of the injection make a difference?Results of Addiction Experiment- What conclusions did you draw from the rat’s behavior?Understanding and Treating Addiction- Why can some people use a drug in moderation for years, while others move quickly from casual use to a full-blown addiction?Assignment 21. What did Watson’s “Little Albert” experiment show?2. How do shaping, generalization, and discriminative stimuli influence operant conditioning?3. What has research shown regarding learning from media?4. Compare and contrast operant and classical conditioning theories.5. Be sure to include in paragraph citations and references.