Overview All historical research begins with asking good questions, and who asks the questions matters. It is also important to ask how history is represented, whether in textbooks and media reports or by governments and independent organizations. Developing historical inquiry skills will help you ask critical questions about headlines you see or claims you hear. … Read more
Reflect back on the course. In this general forensic psychology survey course, we have examined many different aspects of forensic psychology. In your discussion, discuss and think about the following: What was the most valuable piece of information you learned in this class? What was the most surprising finding? How do you foresee using the … Read more
In a 1000 – 1250 word (4-5 page) paper discuss each of the seven family life cycles from the textbook. How important is each stage? What have we learned in this course that can help with communication in each stage? Provide an example of each stage (what it looks like or consists of) and communication … Read more
Find the Graph of the PowerPoint that I attached and: Show how the graph constituted a function Show evidence of Domain and Range Show the intercepts Show the type of symmetry or any symmetry axis Analyze and show evidence of the type behavior and the type of concavity observed on the sectors of the graph … Read more
: Choose one of the larger themes below and develop a creative project or work around it, using what you have learned this semester. Narrow one of these themes into a more specific thesis, question, or contestable claim. Use one of the following mediums to explore your topic: Researched essay of 1000+ words (or at … Read more
For this assignment, you will create a 3-5-minute video speech presentation to discuss emotional reactions. In your presentation provide an illustration of a specific emotional reaction of a situation you were in. Then explain the emotional reaction using two different theories of emotions discussed in Chapter 7. Finally, provide an argument for which of the … Read more
Topic: Climatic Change; Real or a hoax Hypothesis: Climatic change is real Rubrics: Everyone will write the topic as above as well as the hypothesis as above 1. Causes of Climatic changes; both natural and human activities 2. Effects of climatic change on our environment 3. Policies, activities on the international community, national, local and … Read more
Measuring Risk Organizations must be able to manage risk, but in order to do so, companies must be able to measure it. The terminology used to measure risks include risk, tolerance, and sensitivity as well as assessment, measure, and perceptions. Using the databases of the CSU Online Library as resources, prepare an essay of at … Read more
Please answer the following question: In your own words, describe what you believed to be the greatest contribution of science that effected philosophy. Why? You will be graded on the following: Substantive response to the initial question (approximately 50 words) At least 1 (substantive) additional post to a fellow student (approximately 25 words) Errors in … Read more
738.6.4 : Analyze Public Healthcare Policies and Federal and State Laws The learner analyzes public healthcare policies, federal and state laws, and the resulting impact to patients and healthcare delivery. INTRODUCTION Policies in healthcare have an impact on individuals, whether at the institutional, local, state, or federal level. As a profession, nursing has the opportunity … Read more