Chapter 1.1, Problem 6TY

Understand the connection between drugs and crime. Reflection

Describe whether the behavior involved is unethical and explain your reasoning. Identify the unethical behavior and make suggestions as to what each individual could have done to beforehand to avoid having committed the unethical behavior. May and Veera are lab partners in an analytical lab experiment. May, an efficient student, completed her write-up early and hands in her work for grading. Veera, on the other hand, waits till night before to begin to analyze the data and write-up her lab report. Short of time, Veera copies the analysis and discussion verbatim from May's notebook. After all, Veera reasoned May was her lab partner

Identical twins are more similar than fraternal twins for the trait of aggressiveness, as well as for criminal behavior. Do these facts have implications for the courtroom? If it can be shown that a violent criminal had violent parents, should it make a difference in culpability or sentencing?

Research has demonstrated that, across all cultures, there is a "consistent inconsistency" between a person's reported values and their observable behaviors. Describe a current issue occurring on your campus or in your community where people's beliefs and values seem to be at odds with their behaviors.

To change behaviors we need to promote behavior change strategies.which of the following are behaviors change strategies you can help your client with? Select all that apply and also give rationale a) encourage client to maintain the change b) reinforce toward change c) evaluate the situation and use an algorithm to determine the safest method d) advocate for changes in the community e) identify client readiness to learn