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EDPS chapter 4 notes

This document talks about Criminology and Criminal law. Talks about the mosaic code and also talks about the origins of the US law.

We talked about the hebrews, the monotheistic area (religion), humanism. We talked a lot about Greece and the culture. We talked about the Iliad and how that became a set of rules. We talked a lot about people who wrote books in Greece and how those set of rules were applied in the books. We talked about the two main areas known in Greece which is Sparta and Athens

We talked a lot about culture for these notes and I chose an Irish culture and took notes on some things I knew but didn't know about the culture as well.

Basically this is an introduction on what we should know about criminology. The notes talk about criminologists, crime rates, the criminal justice system and the history behind criminology.

These notes help with inquiry questions and how to create good ones. Inquiry questions are basically questions you ask that require research and diving further into what your question means. We also got into a little bit of annotated bibliography.

This document talks about the prehistory. The Paleolithic Era (Old Stone Age) was the start of humanity. The Neolithic Revolution was the start of creating this sort of community and society that we now have today. The notes talk about Mesopotamia and the Sumerians and how they created the first written language. Also talks about the Code of Hammurabi and where it came from.

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NUR 6665 Assignment 2 Study Plan

Discussion: Ethical and Legal Foundations of PMHNP Care Informed consent remains among the most critical issues in mental health settings. Informed consent emphasizes on respect for persons, which relates to the ethical principle of autonomy (Bester et al., 2016). According to Bester et al. (2016), consent should be practiced with the consideration of other bioethical principles, including beneficence and nonmaleficence. The consideration of informed consent may differ between adults and c...