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1. Identify five different trends in or influences on sexual behavior, and for each trend or influence describe it in its historical context and include an example.
2. Next, for each trend or influence, explain the impact or effect it had on the evolution of sexuality.
3. Cite one to three scholarly resources for each trend you described.

Research the delivery, finance, management, and sustainability methods of the U.S. health care system. Evaluate the effectiveness of one or more of these areas on quality patient care and health outcomes. Propose a potential health care reform solution to improve effectiveness in the area you evaluated and predict the expected effect. Describe the effect of health care reform on the U.S. health care system and its respective stakeholders. Support your post with a peer-reviewed journal article.
Please provide ALL references used
All references MUST be in APA Style 7th Edition

1)What is the most important factor to you when deciding on the type of contraceptive method to use? What is the least important factor? Explain.
2)Do you believe that the type of contraceptives used should be determined by both sexual partners? Why or why not?
3)Should the parents/guardians of individuals younger than 18 be notified if the child has obtained contraceptives? Why or why not?
Make sure:
3-5 sentence response for each numbered question
Responses must be numbered (i.e. 1., 2., etc.)

Answer in min 5 sentences for each question you’ll need to elaborate, write in grammatically correct format, and cite sources in support of your reasoning
1. A police office close to retirement is training a rookie cop. Their shift is over and they are returning to the precinct. Suddenly, they spot several teenagers smoking marijuana. Relying on utilitarianism, explain how the officers’ choice not to pursue the matter is (or is not) consistent with moral principles.
2. An overworked and underpaid public defender is assigned to represent a prostitute who has no prior arrests and “works” to support a drug habit. What arguments from consequentialism might the attorney utilize when discussing this case with the assistant district attorney prosecuting the matter? Would these arguments change if the prostitute had been previously arrested and/or convicted? Explain your response.
3. To illustrate Mill’s concern with the uncultivated making poor decisions, consider the following example. Your state government determines that it has a budget surplus of $5 billion that it must spend before the end of the fiscal year. So, the legislature puts the following to a popular vote: ALL citizens currently residing in the state are entitled to either (1) a free college education; or (2) a free lifetime supply of beer. Because the “uncultivated” among you may not be able to distinguish between the “lower” good of free beer and the “higher” good of free education, do you believe that the majority of citizens would choose the beer? In what, if any, ways might decisions such as this lead to the eventual decline of the cultural and intellectual life of your state? Mill argued that we should implement a requirement that people be “competent” judges, familiar with differences, before they could vote. Do you agree? IF so, how should we determine who is competent or who is not?

Write a research paper on stem cell therapy for facial bone regeneration.

Employee Turnover and Future Staffing Needs
A high employee turnover in any industry can be a concern, more so in those that are customer centered. Industries that deal with people’s health are in an even more precarious position. Healthcare organizations with high attrition must consider how a “revolving door” of care providers affects the quality of care the organization is able to provide and the satisfaction of patients with their overall experience. HR professionals are responsible for staffing positions, training employees, providing benefits, and handling any problems or disciplinary actions. The day-to-day responsibilities of managing the workforce can leave little time for long-range planning.
Tasks:
Post to the Discussion Area your responses to the following:
How does a high employee turnover rate impact the operations in a healthcare organization?
Give examples of one clinical and one nonclinical position in your answer. For example, what is the effect of a high turnover among lab technicians and among billing staff?
What data may be gathered and analyzed to assess the reasons for employee turnover?
What additional data might HRM gather?
What would you use for forecasting metrics for current and future staffing needs?
Give an example of a particular healthcare setting (e.g., urban or rural, large or small hospital, or primary or tertiary care).
What best practices would you recommend for reducing healthcare employee turnover? Explain at least three such best practices and their positive affect on a healthcare organization.
Among clinical staff, would you target any particular age group for retention efforts? For example, would you make greater effort to retain younger staff for the organization’s long-term staffing needs or would you rather retain more experienced employees to improve the quality of care?
Provide reasons and evidence in support of your responses.
From the Internet, read the following:
Boyd, N., & Gessner, B. (2013). Human resource performance metrics: Methods and processes that demonstrate you care. Cross Cultural Management, 20(2), 251–273. doi: http://dx.doi.org/10.1108/13527601311313508

Your initial posting should be addressed at 300-500 words.

Refer to “Contemporary Issue Paper Requirements” at the top of the Modules page to review all requirements for the Contemporary Issue Papers.
Refer to the document “Contemporary Issue Paper Topics” at the top of the Modules page to see the topic choices for your Contemporary Issue Papers.

Choose a different topic than contemporary issue paper 1

Upload a document for the Contemporary Issue Papers.
See the document “Contemporary Issue Paper Topics” in the Modules section for the topic choices for each of the Contemporary Issue Papers. Feel free to focus on a sub-topic or issue within the broader topic choices.
Contemporary Issue Paper Requirements
These assignments are intended to draw on your ability to research, analyze and critically examine a contemporary topic, including the research that has been conducted on the topic. You must not simply describe someone else’s work (opinions or research) but use it to present a position you have on the topic and critically analyze an opposing (alternate) position.
The sections below are the areas you will be graded on and must appear in your paper with proper section headings. You are also graded on the overall influence of your argument and finally, the paper format which includes proper citations and references.
Introduction:
Introduce the topic overall AND identify it as a contemporary issue (think of the history/background, recent events, stats, whatever you choose to include).
The introduction must also identify and briefly describe your position on the topic (ex. for or against or alternatively, your perceptions of a topic if there is no clear opposite positions). The introduction must also identify and describe the alternative (opposing) position you will discuss.
Position:
In this section you are arguing that the topic is a contemporary issue and your view helps argue why it is.
You should make the argument for your position (what you believe/think) on the topic. You will want to state your position/views. Identify THE one or two BEST strengths of your position and discuss why they strengthen your position. You want to communicate that you understand your position and that it is supported by evidence (cited) that are facts by relying on research/data that is available. The evidence you provide helps communicate that you can support your position/belief through reason and logic instead of relying solely on explaining you hold your position because of familial views, peer pressure, social ideology or some other error in reasoning.
Alternate Position:
In this section, you should identify an argument against your position. What is another position essentially on your topic?
Identify THE strongest alternative position in contrast to your own and present it. Provide a brief overview of the position and support that position also with evidence (research/data) that has been conducted. Identify one or two strengths of this position and discuss why they strengthen the position. This section should be written similar to your Position section with the only difference being that it presents an alternative viewpoint.
Conclusion:
The final section should summarize your entire paper and conclude your position.
Also describe why arguments against your position do or do not influence your position (does it make you change perspectives or at least better understand the alternative perspective/argument?).
References:
Minimum 4 (better papers have more) strong and unbiased sources that serve as and are included as citations in your paper to support your discussion and the points you make. News articles, webpages, social media stories are NOT credible or unbiased sources that support your points and are not counted toward the minimum. They can be included and used to illustrate however.
Format Notes:
8 pages minimum to maximum of 10. Papers should fill the entire page minimum. Papers at 7 1/4, 7 1/2 pages are not acceptable and will be considered incomplete and not graded. (We have to meet the writing intensive requirement).
Double-spaced
12 point font.
Citations should be placed throughout the paper as needed using APA format style. (This is where students lose points). Make sure you cite all data/ideas/etc that are not yours or you use to support your points.
Reference page must be included and is not included in page count.
No title/cover page.

Below are the list of topic choices you may research and write on for each respective Contemporary Issue Paper. Each topic has a range of flexibility for associated topics so be sure to read more info at the bottom of this page.
Contemporary Issue Paper Topics
Contemporary Issue Paper 1: Gun Violence Human Trafficking
Juvenile/Youth Issues Media & Crime
Policing Issues Racial/Ethnic Issues
Contemporary Issue Paper 2: Corrections Issues Cybercrime/Cybersecurity
Laws & Sentencing Mental Health Issues
Your choice (must be approved by me first)
These topic areas are very general topic areas. For each of these topics, you have the flexibility to write on any area related to that topic. For example, under the Policing topic, you may be interested in use of force, police brutality, unlawful arrest, technology, etc. All of these and more are reasonable topics and I am very flexible to allow you to write on your area of specific interest with regard to each paper’s topic.
Another example to show how broad some topics can be: Corrections Issues can include overcrowding, recidivism, rehabilitation, prison gangs, officer safety, correctional careers, etc.
If you are unsure about an area of interest and whether it is related to a topic, just contact me to confirm.

Plagarism free with turn it in report pls

This chapter is taken from a book series on ethics called Taking Sides. In this assignment, you will choose a side and defend your position. In at least 300 words, compose a thread that takes the side of either Robbie McKie, who supports cloning for medical benefit research, or writer Brendan Foht, who argues against cloning for medical benefit. Give evidence to support your position and include 1 citation from the Bible and 1 from another source other than the course text.
Each thread must be at least 300 words, include 1 citation from the
Bible and 1 citation other than the course text, and demonstrate course-related
knowledge. Sources must be cited in current Turabian format.

You job is to write a paper that examines and discusses some aspect of the relationship between poverty and crime. You can also discuss what might be done to help remedy the obvious problems that exist. The paper topic is wide open, find an angle in the relationship between poverty and criminal justice and run with it. I would add, that, of-course race/ethnicity, poverty, and crime also intersect. This paper is a good way to study this intersection as well.

2. Frye argues that feminism requires as one of its many features ‘an element of separation’. What does she mean by separation, in both theoretical and practical terms? How does this differ from patriarchal sex-segregation (as described, for example, by Abu-Rabia-Queder)? What about the women-only and women-led villages in Kenya: does this version of separatism empower women, or does it simply provide an escape from an oppressive culture? Or, perhaps, is the escape the point? Is something like the Jane collective to provide abortions a separatist endeavor? Or, from the opposite perspective, are Kelly’s crisis pregnancy centers a form of separatism? How so? Finally, do all forms of identity politics necessitate some kind of separation? If so, what does that mean for those with “compound identities” (Crenshaw)?

http://feminist-reprise.org/library/resistance-strategy-and-struggle/some-reflections-on-separatism-and-power/