INSTRUCTIONS: Respond to all of the questions below in complete sentences. 1) Read the following sections of the attached article by Snowling & Hulme (2011): Pages 1-4, Figure 1 on page 5, and pages 18-19: Only Closing the Circle: Implications for Practice. 1. How are oral language (OL) skills related to reading development? 2. Briefly explain the path model in Figure 1. 3. Select two of the implications for clinical practice and explain them in your own words. 2) Are reading and writing "just speech in print?" In your response, consider at least two of the categories below and discuss how reading and writing differ from speech in those areas. Use one specific example for each category to support your answer. • Physical differences • Situational differences • Functional differences • Form differences • Vocabulary differences . • Grammatical differences Processing differences HDMI / DisplayPort

Research Paper Main topic area: (Abuse-whether that is sexual, mental, physical, etc.) Topic question: Are traumatic childhood abuse experiences linked to adult life aggression and offences?

Area : houston texas upper gulf coast Crime Scene Investigation crj 320 Preliminary investigations do not necessarily yield enough information to prosecute a criminal case. Despite a thorough preliminary investigation, many cases require a follow-up investigation. For this assignment, select a recent criminal case in your city or local geographical area from the past six months. Consider how you would investigate this case. Write a 3–4-page paper in which you: 1. Assemble a set of guidelines based on your textbook readings for conducting a preliminary crime scene investigation for this criminal case. 2. Discuss at least one way data mining can be used in order to conduct an efficient follow-up investigation for this case. 3. Identify the major crimes in this case and specify the reporting procedures. 4. Consider the four most important characteristics of an effective criminal investigator and discuss the level of effectiveness that was brought to this case by the investigator. Was the investigation effective? Where could there be improvements? 5. In what way can law enforcement investigators conduct efficient and effective investigations while maintaining the rights of both the victim(s) and the accused(s) in a criminal case? 6. Cite three references from the past two years. Note: Wikipedia and similar types of websites do not qualify as academic resources. 7. Clarity, writing mechanics, and formatting requirements. This course requires the use of Strayer Writing Standards. For assistance and information, please refer to the Strayer Writing Standards link in the left-hand menu of your course. Check with your professor for any additional instructions. The specific course learning outcome associated with this assignment is: ● Outline the proper guidelines to conduct a preliminary investigation for a criminal case.

1. There are two theories regarding the components of fraud: the fraud triangle and the fraud diamond. How do these theories differ? Which do you think is more applicable? Why? (250 words) 2. Using the University library and/or Internet locate a recent fraud scandal. Prepare a short report (2-3 pages) analysing the motives behind the fraudulent activity. As your introduction be sure to provide a brief overview of the scandal. Please use APA formatting, double spacing to format the paper and cite resources.

Part 1 Present three (3) of the most unique sources of carbon monoxide that you can find. With each source, explain what you would do to discover what that source is. In other words, if a stove gas leaks, you can smell the gas from the stove and hear the noise.

Watch Silence of the Lambs. You are responsible for locating the film and watching it. Review the myths surrounding serial murder in the first chapter of the textbook. Identify 3 of these myths exploited in this film, in APA format. In other words, what are some of the myths detailed in the textbook that the film uses that are not necessarily true.

For this activity, I'd like you to watch a 43-minute Court TV show, "The Human Behavior Experiments": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XVpV73wSyG8 This episode is often used in introductory psychology classes to illustrate obedience to authority, but has strong parallels to the issues raised by bystander intervention research. Write a two-page response paper addressing the following: 1. Give an example from the documentary of a bystander who did not act. 1. Explain why you think this person did not act (think in terms of the five influences of bystander intervention: diffusion of responsibility, evaluation apprehension, pluralistic ignorance, confidence in skills, and modeling). 2. Give an example from the documentary of a bystander who did act. 1. Explain why you think this person did act (think in terms of the five influences of bystander intervention: diffusion of responsibility, evaluation apprehension, pluralistic ignorance, confidence in skills, and modeling). 3. How do you relate these examples to the challenge of bystander intervention training? 1. Challenge = fostering a sense of responsibility that will prompt bystanders to act. 4. How do you relate these examples to the requirement of bystander intervention training? 1. Requirement = understanding why some people act and others do not.

In this assignment, you are continuing on in your role as a police officer. The Chief wants to continue her emphasis on empathy training. Now that she's comfortable that officers have a grounding in criminology theory, she wants to see how effectively they are able to apply what they've learned about criminology theory and empathy to their daily police work. As part of their prework for an upcoming departmental training session, the chief wants all officers to complete a chart that requires them to specify for 10 given scenarios: The crime committed and the underlying cause of the behavior, based on criminology theories. A police response to the scenario that addresses the behavior and provides a solution to the incident.

Part 2 For each scenario below, please comment on how you would investigate the specific death. This could include the identification and manner of death. What questions would you ask and of who? 1. Male, approximately 30 years old, found on the beach. His hair and clothing are wet 2. Female, approximately 20 years old, found in a hotel spa. She was fully submerged when found 3. Male, approximately 40 years old, found face down in a bathtub filled with two inches of water What is the relationship between the radical left and Islamists?

Instructions CJAD345 D7: View the documentary The Stanford Prison Experiment (Zimbardo), 29 minutes, before participating in this discussion. I cannot share the documentary with you. You must access the video through your own resources. If you cannot access it, let me know now. View the documentary The Stanford Prison Experiment (Zimbardo), 29 minutes, before participating in this discussion. The Zimbardo experiment of the 1970s was one of the experiments that spurred the creation of human-subjects review boards in colleges and universities. . • If the college men who knew the experiment has artificially succumbed to the temptation to inflict their will on the powerless, is it possible that the environment itself causes people to act in ways that they would not otherwise? How might this be applicable to a custody facility? Explain your position. Remember to support your posting by citing your sources and including a working link to them if available. Sources other than your textbook or course-provided articles or resources will earn the highest scores. 260 words; APA; in text citings; Use the Zimbardo documentary first, then use (accompanying) textbook excerpts, and finally at least 1 outside reference. This is only a discussion, cover page is not required.

Watch Silence of the Lambs. You are responsible for locating the film and watching it. Review the myths surrounding serial murder in the first chapter of the textbook. Identify 3 of these myths exploited in this film, in APA format. In other words, what are some of the myths detailed in the textbook that the film uses that are not necessarily true.