Under Spacing, Line Spacing, select Double and then click OK. Next to the word Paragraph click on the arrow. Paragraphs.Use double-spacing throughout the entire paper.To add double-spacing in Microsoft Word, highlight all the text you want double-spaced, then click on Page Layout. Will you use these new competencies in your work and personal life? Write your initial response in 2-3 The theories of personality development that apply in your case. Personality development in a way that differed from your upbringing? Considering everything you have learned in thisĬourse, how would you now analyze your own personality? Relate this to What aspects of your cultural upbringing have affected your own personality development? Think about a friend who grew up in a differentĬulture-how did their cultural upbringing and traditions affect their Your textbook to research the effects that cultures can play on Use the Internet, Argosy University library resources, and This course as well as how your culture has shaped your personalityĭevelopment. Sexual affiliation) play a role in personality development. In the U.S., a psychologist cannot deny thatĭifferent cultures (including ethnicity, age, gender, religion, and By Saturday, August 30, 2014, deliver your assignment to the M5: Assignment 1 Dropbox. Use the following file naming convention: LastnameFirstInitial_M5_A1.ppt. Be sure to include a title slide and a list of references. Apply APA standards to citation of sources. Identify and describe two prevention strategies.Įxplain ways of determining whether loved ones have a problem with drugs using the current DSM characteristics of substance use disorders.Īddress the effectiveness of current treatment strategies in the United States.Īddress the possible treatment options and treatment difficulties for someone who is dependent on two substances.ĭevelop an 8–10-slide presentation (complete with speakers notes) in PowerPoint format. Using your module readings and the Argosy University online library resources, research methods of increasing awareness about substance abuse and dependence.ĭevelop a PowerPoint presentation including the following: As such, prevention strategies are of utmost importance. With the marginal success of treatment programs, it is even more important that people never start using drugs. Treatment programs cannot always be 100% effective, and many substance abusers relapse into drug abuse after days, months, or even years of sobriety. One of the major questions of interest has focused on the role of context in The problem of lexical ambiguity has been widely studied in the language comprehension Homophone like “bill” has separate grammatical nodes but shares a single sound node.įigure 1: A simplified model of the language processing system. Information flows up and down this network of nodes. During language comprehension and production, The middle, and meaning in the cloud bubbles). Nodes represent different aspects of the words (sounds at the bottom, grammatical properties in Third example), focusing primarily on the production processes.įigure 1 presents a simplified model of the mental lexicon. TheĮxperiments presented here were designed to explore the nature of lexical ambiguity (as in the Homophone “bill” which could refer to an itemized list of costs or to the mouth of a duck. Finally, in (c) the ambiguity lies in the use of the The binoculars or the spy had the binoculars. (b) there are two interpretations depending on the underlying grammatical structure: the cop had Thus “alert” can be parsed in a number of ways, two of which are “alert” and “a lert.” In In spoken speech, there are a few acoustic cues to signal the beginning and ending of In (a) the pun arises from the fundamental ambiguity that exists in the sounds of The man was not surprised when he inspected the bill. The cop saw the spy with the binoculars.Ĭ. One of the major problems that language users must deal with is the resolution of ambiguities.ī. Where did Cinderella lose her slipper? At the dance or the soccer field: Homophones in language
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