Let’s think for a moment about the terms “right and wrong”. Are the terms defined the same across the cultures? How does the ethical theories relate to the “right and wrong” of the activities of those involved in white collar crime? Chapter 2 of the text, pages 43-73 cover normative ethics theories you will need to apply to ONE (1) of the following articles.You will need to pick one (1) of the following articles and apply the ALL of the following ethical theories to the “right or wrong” of the activity involved.KantianUtilitarianConsequentialistNon-consequentialistChose from these two articles1. USC Admission scandalhttps://www.cnn.com/2020/01/16/us/new-details-lori-loughlin-mossimo-giannulli-college-admissions-scam/index.html 2. World Series – Astros sign stealinghttps://www.cbssports.com/mlb/news/astros-sign-stealing-scandal-what-to-know-about-mlbs-penalties-against-houston/

Psychological principles are theories and beliefs about major areas of our lives, like cognitions, intelligence, social groups, habit, behavior, and many others. Let’s explore how we identify and utilize psychological principles in daily life. In a 2 page paper, please analyze the following:How do psychological principles affect the study of the behavior of individuals and groups?What are the parameters of behavioral deviance and its various therapies?How do psychological principles affect the study of individual differences?Last, explain the role of psychology in such areas as industry, complex organizations, law, and education.Please see word doc below for this weeks reading. This paper should be 2-3 pages in length and use APA formatting (cover page, paper body formatting, citations, and references)Grading RubricFFCBA01234Did not SubmitNo PassCompetenceProficiencyMasteryNot SubmittedNo identification of the effect on behavior, missing basic features and support.Identifies the effect on behavior, but lacks explanation of basic features.Identifies the effect on behavior, but explanation is underdeveloped.Identifies the effect on behavior, fully explains basic theory and support.Not SubmittedNo identification of parameters of behavioral deviance and therapy.Identifies parameters of behavioral deviance and therapy, but lacks explanation.Identifies parameters of behavioral deviance and therapy some explanation.Identifies parameters of behavioral deviance and therapy, fully supporting explanation.Not SubmittedNo identification of the study of individual differences, missing basic features and support.Identifies the study of individual differences, but lacks basic explanation.Identifies the study of individual differences, but explanation is underdeveloped.Identifies the study of individual differences, fully explains and supports.Not SubmittedNo identification of the role of psychology, missing basic features and support.Identifies the role of psychology, but lacks explanation.Identifies the role of psychology, some explanation.Identifies the role of psychology, fully supporting explanation.

Theories of Social ContextThink back to the first time you rode your bike without your parent’s steady hand to guide you along the path. Even if you never learned to ride a bike, you likely can imagine how it might feel to look behind you and discover the absence of that steady hand to keep you upright. At first you might wobble due to a sudden surge of uncertainty and fear in your chest. But as your confidence builds, your ride smoothes out, and a smile invades your face as you realize that you are riding your bike all by yourself.Now imagine if you focused on that initial fear of riding the bike without help and as a result you fell and scraped your leg. Focusing on the fear rather than focusing on the fact that you were in the midst of successfully riding your bike might have caused you to fall. Being paralyzed by or focusing exclusively on the fear are examples of an ineffective response to stress that results in no reduction of the anxiety and no resolution to the situation.With a scraped leg, your parent is now at your side comforting you and reminding you that your leg will heal and next time the outcome will be better. Social support like this is known to be an effective buffer against the impact of stress and enhances recovery from disease.Humans develop and learn within a social context. Culture and social interactions are part of the environmental framework with which the organism continually interacts. Therefore, you might reactively know how to escape a dangerous encounter; however, coping with less harmful situations often is learned and influenced by those in your environment. There is strong evidence that context affects coping strategies. Consider how social context is fundamental to understanding stress and coping.For this Discussion, review this week’s Learning Resources including the “Coping in a Social Context” handout. Consider how social context affects the development and effectiveness of coping mechanisms to manage stress. Think about whether social context has an impact on coping mechanisms for the population you selected in Week 3.With these thoughts in mind:Post by Day 4 an explanation of the influence that social context might have in the development of coping mechanisms to manage stress. Then explain one theoretical framework of coping in a social context. Finally, explain whether social context influences the coping mechanisms of the population you selected in Week 3. Be specific.Be sure to support your postings with the theory you selected and support your responses with specific references to the Learning Resources.Handout: Laureate Education, Inc. (2012). Coping in a social context. Unpublished document.Handout: Laureate Education, Inc. (2012). The focus of coping. Unpublished document.