"Critical Thinking and Sociological Theories"  Please respond to one (1) of the following:

• Review the six (6) rules of critical thinking discussed on pages 8 and 9 in the textbook. Determine the rule that you believe to be the most challenging and provide a rationale for your response.
• Examine the three (3) key sociological theories discussed in the chapter—structural functionalism, conflict theory, and symbolic interactionism. Discuss the key ways that these different theories define deviance and punishment in society.

The six rules of critical thinking in summary: Rule 1: Be willing to ask questions, no matter how difficult. Rule 2: Think logically and be clear. Rule 3: Back up your arguments with evidence. Rule 4: Think about assumptions and bias, including your own. Rule 5: Avoid anecdotal evidence. The one time event may be just that, a one time event. Rule 6: Be willing to admit when you are wrong or u

write anything about Morocco general knowledge but the most important thing that it has to be two pages essay and you have to use 4 resources and please make a refrance page

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Behavior and socio-cognitive approaches to forming habits

Setting in a novel case refers to where a scene occurs. The setting and time of every novel is very important. This will help the reader to at least build an imagery of the same or visualize according to the setting where the same novel or any other reading is based. The reader can figure out the culture according to where the characters lived. The writer of the Dracula does it very well to give the reader a real vision of the novel (Haahr, 2015). Time and setting and time period of Dracula is very important in this case. The setting of the novel in this case varies from one place to another. The characters travel or move from one place to another or one part of the country to another, city to city but it is mainly based in the European continent. This takes place at a remarkable speed. The novel starts in Transylvania which is in south-eastern Europe (Haahr, 2015). The setting changes from there to Whitby which is the modern day Yorkshire coast of Great Britain. From this setting, the

Count Dracula was portal as hundreds of years old that lives in Transylvania supposedly related to Attila the hun. He also has the power to change into a bat, use mind control to make any person do anything that he wants to making them stand still, to stop screaming. He the first one that comes to mind when someone mention vampires he also portals many weakness from not being able to be in the sun, a cross will burn him, garlic and holy water will burn him and when he looks in a mirror he doesn’t have a reflection. The only way to kill him was a stake to the heart, set on fire or having his head cut off. But as more time goes by the strong he was getting making it harder and harder to kill and the more powers that he seems to get, he is also always in a company of female vampires to help keep away the loneliness that he has as he watches people come and go and time goes by.

 

Most of the information that you read from the book you can see where you