NOTE TO STUDY POOL: (THIS COMPUTER DOESN'T LET ME PROVIDE THE STORIES BUT I WILL PROVIDE THEM TOMARROW)1: What do you see in the mother in “Two Kinds?” What contrasts do you see between the mother and the daughter as far as character goes? Frame your responses in terms of Social Class, Race and Ethnicity, Gender Roles, Religion, Political Affiliation, Crisis Impaired, and Socio Economic or another aspect you have identified. 2:”Brownies” Start by considering race, age and troop after reading the story. At that point, reflect on how these three aspects of the story interact with each other in terms of exploring the most revealing issues that “Brownies” brings up. Which disciplinary perspectives are the most productive in terms of getting to the core of the issues the story explores? What issues do you see as being the dominant ones in terms of what is said about society through the troops and the events at camp? Be specific with your response. Make sure you write about 125 words to respond to this question. What stands out to you in terms of Social Class, Race and Ethnicity, Gender Roles, Religion, Political Affiliation, Crisis Impaired, and Socio Economic or another aspect you have identified? Be specific with your response 3) Pick the most interesting element you identify from each of the stories from Unit 2 in terms of the Disciplinary Perspective (if you use this approach) you take and how that relates to Social Class, Race and Ethnicity, Gender Roles, Religion, Political Affiliation, Crisis Impaired, and Socio Economic or another aspect you have identified and post your comments about that aspect of the stories in the discussion board marked Unit 2 Discussion. +150 NOTE: Writing and thinking about texts: what does it all really mean to me in terms of my Disciplinary Perspective? What is my Disciplinary Perspective? Disciplinary Perspective is just an approach that involves reading texts from a perspective that relates to the degree major that you intend to get in college. If you are studying for a degree in nursing or some other health care field, the Disciplinary Perspective would be one that concerns itself with issues that relate to caring for people and relating to them in a way that takes into account their physical, emotional, psychological, and spiritual well-being. Disciplinary Perspective is not a difficult concept to understand and it can be useful when it comes to reading a text and finding an issue you find interesting and meaningful ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE CAREER..

Unit VI Article CritiqueUsing the CSU Online Library, locate a scholarly article that discusses the emergence and impact of at least onepsychological paradigm discussed in your textbook. Why did this school of thought arise? Contrast it with at least threeother theories you learned about in your textbook (e.g., Rogers’ humanism, Jung’s analyses, Piaget’s schemata). Be surethat at least one theory comes from the German contributions and that one comes from the American contributions to thepsychological paradigms.Your essay should be a minimum of two pages in length; in addition to the two pages of content, include a title page and areference page. You are required to use your textbook and at least one other source.Please consider the following as you compose your article critique:The article should be clearly related to the course topics.You should identify the significant points of the article, and explain how the article relates to the course concepts.You should present a thorough analysis and strong argument to support your interpretation of the course concepts.The organization of the paper should clearly present logically arranged points.Your writing should be clear and concise with no spelling, grammatical, or punctuation errors.The number of sources should meet or exceed the expressed assignment requirements, and the sources should bepeer-reviewed or academic in nature.APA formatting guidelines should be used for reference entries and in-text citationsTextbook: Goodwin, C. J. (2015). A history of modern psychology (5th ed.). Hoboken, NJ: Wiley.