the psychological concepts that account for the difference in viewpoints between people who want to shut down the Judge Rotenberg Center and people who support it.

How do you think the people who want to shut down the JRC view the people who work or send students there? Be specific. Don’t just say “they don’t like them.” What exactly do they think separates them? What specific judgments do they make?
I think they may view inhumanity
How do you think the people who support the JRC view the people who want it shut down? Be specific. Don’t just say “they don’t like them.” What exactly do they think separates them? What judgments do they make?
These are people who support this and people who want to shut down to informed
Using everything we’ve learned so far (and will learn before this is due): What are all of the psychological concepts that account for this difference in viewpoints? Be specific and include as much from this course as is relevant. This is called a midterm for a reason.
Also, what do you think would be the most effective way we (as a social psychology class or as individuals in my course) can realistically get the staff at the Judge Rotenberg Center to stop shocking clients for harmless behavior? Do not tell me things others should do. What can WE in this classroom do? Think about what has been tried that hasn’t worked.
Since this is a midterm, I expect you to only include concepts we’ve covered in this course, not other ideas you’ve found elsewhere. As always, plagiarism (including using AI to write any part of this for you) will result in an automatic 0.
EXTRA CREDIT OPPORTUNITY: Actually try your strategy. Talk to me first for approval.