PDF Button Sister Carrie, published in 1900, was written by Theodore Dreiser, not Henry Dreiser. The novel follows Caroline “Carrie” Meeber, an eighteen-year-old woman who leaves rural Wisconsin for Chicago and later moves to New York. The original essay correctly identifies Carrie, her sister Minnie, Charles Drouet, and George Hurstwood as the principal characters, but it confuses relationships and introduces unrelated material about Gettysburg and Abraham Lincoln. The novel’s central

PDF Button Chapter 1: Introduction Behavioural scientists have, over the past 50 years, developed a robust understanding of deception, which Vrij (2008) defined as “false communication that tends to benefit the communicator” (p. 13) and deception detection (Vrij et al., 2015). Researchers in this domain have focused almost exclusively on the behaviours of North Americans and Western Europeans (Taylor et al., 2015). De Paulo et al. (2003), who performed a

PDF Button In 1961, CORE National Director James Farmer organized an attempt to integrate bus stations and interstate buses into the Deep South with the Freedom Rides series. Freedom Riders were groups of black and white civil rights advocates traveling by bus to challenge segregation in interstate traffic in the southern states. The first freedom pilots left Washington, DC, on two buses that went to the states of the South.

PDF Button Introduction Multicultural counseling ethics requires more than memorizing a professional code or learning broad facts about cultural groups. Counselors must examine how culture, family, religion, race, migration, gender, socioeconomic status, disability, and power shape a client’s understanding of a problem. They must also notice when their own assumptions, emotional needs, or preferred life choices begin to guide treatment. The four issues in this discussion—Richard’s advice to an Asian