I’m working on a psychology question and need support to help me learn.

https://nobaproject.com/textbooks/jenny-cosgrove-new-textbook/modules/intelligence https://nobaproject.com/textbooks/jenny-cosgrove-new-textbook/modules/judgment-and-decision-making https://nobaproject.com/textbooks/jenny-cosgrove-new-textbook/modules/self-efficacy After reading the 3 links above, write a one-page paper (minimum) based on the following questions: Can you think of ways your own self-efficacy beliefs play a role in your daily life? In which areas do you have strong self-efficacy? In which areas would you like your self-efficacy to be a bit stronger? How could you increase your self-efficacy in those areas? What are some ways that you can help strengthen the self-efficacies of the people in your life? Can you think of a time when a teacher, coach, or parent did something to encourage your self-efficacy? What did he or she do and say? How did it enhance your self-efficacy?

*Review the video titled “The New Jim Crow Mass Incarceration” from the link below:Respond to the prompts:QUESTIONS: (Be very detailed in your response)From the video, describe the make-up of today’s prison population.What role does the legacy of slavery, segregation, Jim Crow, and racism play in our policies of mass incarceration?What is the impact of mass incarceration on poor communities?What specific policies would reduce mass incarceration without reducing public safety?Conduct independent research to respond to the additional questions below:What is the benefit of supporting higher education in prisons, and what role can prison education play in reducing recidivism and mass incarceration? In addition to a college degree, what other strategies, policies, and efforts could help effectively reduce recidivism rates? What can individuals do in the political realm to support efforts to expand prison education and reentry programs? BE sure to cite your sources.

One of the more pressing issues facing police departments today is the issue of immigration, particularly people in the U.S. without proper documentation for what ever reason. For this essay. research how police departments around the country are dealing with the issue. Are they creating new policies? Are they simply looking the other way? Or becomg more aggressive in working to identify those who are may be undocumented? What are the outcomes of pushing local police to act as the eyes and ears of government agencies such as I.C.E.? How will that ultimately impact police-community relations and what is the role of police in a designated sanctuary city?Here is an article to get you started – but do some of your own research, too. This is a huge topic right now. You should definitely be able to hit 1000 words!https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/monkey-cage/wp/2018/04/24/sanctuary-cities-dont-breed-crime-they-encourage-people-to-report-crime/?utm_term=.4f694099bb18

I’m working on a history question and need an explanation to help me understand better.

Summarize what is the purpose of this book Rethinking the Color Line? Include what is meant by “Race and Ethnicity are Social Constructions?”Explain how our skins got their color. Additionally, explain “Cultural selection?”Using an outside source, provide a brief biography on J. Saunders Redding. Include his association with Southern University, (List your source). How does Redding describe the arrival of the first slave ship in North America. Give details about the location and cargo of this slave ship.Explain the difference between an Indentured servant and a slave.Explain how slavery existed in African states. Include how African slavery was different from American slavery.Describe slavery and the plantation system. Include why Blacks were easier to enslave than whites or Indians?Who is Susie Guillory Phipps? What is meant by “one-thirty second of negro blood?”

I don’t know how to handle this Psychology question and need guidance.

I need a discussion post done for my week 1 Research course. It is a general course, but my major is Clinical Mental Health Counseling (M.A) working towards being a licensed professional counselor (therapist). I do not think the article has to relate, but may help if it does in some way.
The internet is a great source of information – no doubt about that – but what is really credible?  What is accurate?  Find an article on the internet that IS NOT a credible source of information.  The article should be appropriate for discussion (but strange/silly is okay) and the article should be describing something you should believe, do, or change your mind about.
In a few paragraphs (3-4), describe what the article is claiming as “true” and/or “accurate” information.  How did they come to this?  Do you believe it?  Why is it NOT acceptable?  Be sure to respond to a peer’s post for full credit.