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2. Discuss the vаriоus fоrms оf аlternаtive dispute resolution and assess the pros and cons of the 3 most common forms of ADR. Is ADR better than litigation? Why or why not? Mandatory arbitration clauses are increasingly common in consumer contracts. Are such clauses problematic? Explain. 100%
Yоu аre а pаrticipant in the extended Scоtland Summer Abrоad, which is scheduled from early May – the end of July. This extended program is one in which faculty and student travel all throughout Scotland, including the northern isles, which experiences dramatic seasonal shifts. The week of the summer solstice, the program is in Orkney and the Shetland Island, which have a “simmer dim” with exceptionally long days (longer than 19 hours of daylight) and nightless twilights. You have always had consistent sleep habits, going to bed at a similar time, and waking up naturally after 8hrs of sleep. After arriving to the Scotland, you realize that by mid-June your sleep habits have shifted. Using your knowledge of circadian rhythms, describe (i) why your sleep patterns have changed and hypothesize a (ii) brain region and a (iii) neurochemical that are likely facilitating the change in sleep patterns. In your answer, be sure to include why you hypothesize the listed brain region and neurochemical. When you first arrive to Scotland, you enjoy being around fellow students and bond about your classes and adventures. As the weeks pass, you spend more time in your room reading and being generally less sociable. Using your knowledge of feeding behavior, hypothesize a (iv) brain region and a (v) neurochemical that may be facilitating your change in behavior. In your answer, be sure to include why you hypothesize the listed brain region and neurochemical.