CRIM 3652 Lecture Notes - Lecture 1: Sexual Addiction, Sensory System, Morphism Of Algebraic Varieties

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25 Oct 2021

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York University

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Criminology

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CRIM 3652

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The bps+ model applied to modern films: shameless 1. The tv series shameless is the story about a family of six children and their addictive and substance abusive father. The family can be described as desynchronized and uncoordinated with their decision-making affecting the overall state of the family leaving them in a poor state of health altogether resulting in the eldest daughter to take lead. Further, the oldest daughter known as fiona has to raise the rest of her family on her own as her dysfunctional father does not. Gallagher, the father in the series, decides to spend his days getting drunk as well as suffers from drug addiction and can be considered an alcoholic. With these addictions, frank finds himself in situations where he gets blackout drunk frequently, is dealing with a biopsy, as well as ends up with two of his ex"s.

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Am I using economic concepts correctly in the following? Please correct and clarify for me if not.

In this scenario, we want to curb or decrease the use of drugs and the use of the services provided by prostitution. So, if you legalize either, and then in policy increase the prices for those goods or services, you can eliminate price-sensitive or elastic consumers, like teenagers. It does not solve the problem, but this is just an economic scenario, right? It will decrease documented use and users, but since these were black market operations, to begin with, there will always exist a black market to supply what the public markets cannot. Quality in these black markets will be poor, but prices will reflect this. Inelastic consumers, such as working adults, in the face of a price increase, will choose less expensive substitutes rather than abstain, and will even choose illegal avenues to attain before abstaining, or going without.

Another conundrum in the drug arena is the addictive vs non-addictive substances debate. Highly addictive substances like cocaine and heroin will experience less elasticity than substances such as nicotine or marijuana. Because it can be argued that addiction diminishes rational choice, increases in price that would normally cause users to refrain from use are not effective and thus do not end up lowering the quantity of drugs demanded, addiction counteracts theory and demand only decreases negligibly. Here, revenues would increase for the suppliers of such goods and services, while not even making a dent in the quantity of drugs demanded. Profits however may not increase as interdiction efforts also increase a supplier's production and distribution costs.

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In this set of questions, you will need to be able to apply inheritance patterns of two different characters/genes. One gene is inherited in a sex-linked pattern, while the other gene is inherited through an autosomal gene.

A sex-linked gene determines a condition called glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase deficiency (G6PDHD) and is due to an X-linked recessive allele in humans.

An attached earlobe is dominant to a free earlobe, and is an autosomal gene.

Consider the following family history:

A man with an attached earlobe without G6PDHD marries a woman with G6PDHD with free earlobes.

The manâs father had free earlobes, as did both of the womanâs parents.

Use the family history to make predictions about the coupleâs children.

Suppose the couple had a daughter without G6PDHD and attached earlobes. What is the probability that she is heterozygous for both genes genes?	[ Select ] ["0", "1", "0.25", "0.5", "0.75"]

What is the probability that any son the couple has will have G6PDHD with free earlobes?	[ Select ] ["0", "0.25", "0.5", "0.75", "1"]

What is the probability that any daughter that the couple has will have G6PDHD with attached earlobes?	[ Select ] ["0", "0.25", "0.5", "0.75", "1"]

If the couple has a child, what is the probability that it will be a son with attached earlobes?

Using this Article answer these questions...

https://www.fas.org/sgp/crs/misc/RL31793.pdf

Question 1: How do you balance the overall risks and benefits of vaccinations that most infants and children receive in the U.S.?
Question 2: How do you feel about this statement: So long as a disease is rare where I live, my family and I should avoid getting vaccinated because of the risk of adverse reactions.
Question 3: How do you feel about this statement: Even though there's some risk of adverse reactions to vaccines, my family and I should be vaccinated, because if we aren't we put the health of others at risk.
Question 4: Currently, all 50 states have school immunization laws requiring that children receive vaccinations, although different states may have somewhat different requirements and potential religious or philosophical exemptions. How do you feel about schools requiring vaccines?
Question 5: Do you believe that parents should have sole decision-making power about immunizing their children, in contrast to external regulations or requirements?

CRIM 3652 Lecture Notes - Lecture 1: Sexual Addiction, Sensory System, Morphism Of Algebraic Varieties

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