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Write two 400 word biographic reviews (800 total) covering revolutionary statemen: Benjamin Franklin and George Washington. Each with 2 sources. Exploring the impact of their personal character and faith/religious views on their public life, specifically as statemen and in biblical statemen terms: wisdom, virtue and prudence.

The paper should contain a careful statement of the problem. Then, through Internet and library research as well as interviews with at least three people who deal with the problem regularly in the work/life you will develop a report that discusses the scope of the problem, it’s likely causes, and some potential practical solutions. In the paper you will need to describe current debates about the issues you have chosen. To do this you will need to summarize the basic point of view of one sociological perspective and discuss how that perspective explains the problem. Your conclusion can then be a statement of what you believe to be an effective response to the problem along with a statement of why you have taken this approach. The paper should be between 10-12 pages (double-spaced with the font Times New Roman at size 12) with a bibliography and reference done in the style of a formal term paper.

For your Final Paper assignment, you will demonstrate your knowledge of applied behavioral science by utilizing summarizing information you have learned throughout this course.
Prepare: To begin, review the case study you selected in Week 3 of the course. Remember, you must use this case study. Pay special attention to the topic you selected and the area from which you will draw your research on the topic as noted in the title of the case study. For example, if you selected Case Study #1, you would explore the topic of Major Depressive Disorder from the clinical psychology perspective. If you selected Case Study #5, you would explore motivation from the industrial organizational psychology perspective.
MY CASE STUDY – MAJOR DEPRESSIVE DISORDER – below I had attached my case study to the files
Reflect: Next, research the chosen topic using scholarly resources, and craft a thesis statement regarding your selected topic. For assistance with creating a thesis statement, utilize the Thesis Generator tool on the University of Arizona Global Campus Writing Center website. Your final paper must contain at least six peer-reviewed journal articles, published within the past 10 years, which are cited according to APA style as outlined in the University of Arizona Global Campus Writing Center. Examples of peer reviewed journals include, but are not limited to, the Journal of Applied Behavioral Science, Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis, Journal of Clinical Psychology, Behavioral Interventions, The Behavior Analyst Today, Journal of Speech-Language Pathology & Applied Behavior Analysis, and Journal of Behavioral Education. Additional scholarly sources (e.g., information from government websites and professional association websites) may be included over and above the required six peer-reviewed journal articles. Popular sources (Wikipedia, Newsweek, New York Times, Psychology Today, About.com, PsychCentral.com, etc.) are not considered peer-reviewed sources. For further assistance in determining whether or not a source is a peer-reviewed journal article, be sure to access the Scholarly and Popular Resources tutorial on the University of Arizona Global Campus Library website.
Write: In a well-developed ten to twelve-page paper address the following criteria for the case study you selected in Week 3. See the ABS200 Case Study List located in your online classroom to review the case studies.
The paper must begin with a well-written introduction that includes a succinct thesis statement. For assistance with creating a thesis statement, utilize the Thesis Generator tool on the University of Arizona Global Campus Writing Center website.
Your introductory paragraph must include a description of the basic characteristics of science and a definition of applied behavioral science and the area of psychology from which the case study is explored.
Identify and describe the potential source(s) and/or cause(s) of the issue that is/are relevant to the selected case study (e.g., genetic, environmental, social, cultural, organizational).
Examine the case study by applying one psychological theory of your choice pertinent to applied behavioral science.
Describe scientific research that is relevant to your selected case study. Include past and current findings and note any key changes.
Identify and describe any relevant trends in working with your intended population.
Detail a suggested plan of action, including advantages and disadvantages, for moving forward.
Specify what you would do to build rapport with the clients in the selected case study.
State ethical considerations that are relevant to this case.
You must end your paper with a conclusion that reaffirms your thesis and include an examination of the pros and cons (advantages and disadvantages) of utilizing at least one applied behavioral science intervention method to address the concerns in the scenario you selected.
The Applied Psychology: From Theory to Practice Final Paper
Must be ten to twelve double-spaced pages in length (not including title and references pages) and formatted according to APA style as outlined in the University of Arizona Global Campus Writing Center.
Must include a separate title page with the following:
Title of paper
Student’s name
Course name and number
Instructor’s name
Date submitted
Must begin with an introductory paragraph that has a succinct thesis statement.
Must address the topic of the paper with critical thought. View the Critical Thinking Community website for further assistance.
Must end with a conclusion that reaffirms your thesis and summarizes supporting evidence.
Must use at least six peer-reviewed journal articles as sources, including a minimum of four from the University of Arizona Global Campus Library.
The Scholarly, Peer Reviewed, and Other Credible Sources table offers additional guidance on appropriate source types. If you have questions about whether a specific source is appropriate for this assignment, please contact your instructor. Your instructor has the final say about the appropriateness of a specific source for a particular assignment.
Must document all sources in APA style as outlined in the University of Arizona Global Campus Writing Center.
Must include a separate references page that is formatted according to APA style as outlined in the University of Arizona Global Campus Writing Center.

Write a critical evaluation of your learning outcome. In your response, consider:
1. Consider the content of this class as they relate to financial acuity and managerial decision making.
2. Base on the course content, discuss the new skills you acquired from this class?
3. How would you apply your new knowledge of your current and/or future profession?
This is about managerial classes

Please summarize the state of the art of:
-Chitin and encapsulations/ capsule stability and encapsulation efficiency
-The effect of Chitin on the gastrointestinal tract and health benefits

As part of the course students must write a term-paper on a condition, situation, scenario specific to a stage in the life-span (ex. Crises, aging, “failure to launch”, marriage/divorce, empty nest, sandwich generation, etc.) The term paper must be typed with 1” margins, double spacing and a 12 point Times Roman font. The paper should also include a reference list. A minimum of five references must be utilized. The American Psychological Association format must also be utilized for the paper. The paper should be between four and six pages in length (not including cover page, abstract, references, exhibits, etc.).

See link to article.
https://archive.nytimes.com/www.nytimes.com/books/99/03/28/specials/dillard-drop.html

Essay prompt: analyze four writing techniques the author uses in the article you’ve chosen. Be sure to analyze the writing itself rather than comment on the subject of the article.
In this week’s Discussion you’ll call dibs on one renowned article to analyze from the website The Electric Typewriter
(Links to an external site.)
. As always, you’ll read, brainstorm, devise an outline, write a draft, proofread, revise, and repeat. Once you’ve done this multiple times, you’re encouraged to submit your essay to Smarthinking (see link on left navigation menu) for another review. Finally, you’ll upload your essay through this week’s Canvas Assignment page.
As always, the essay is due at the end of this week, Sunday at 11:59 p.m.; do begin drafting it as early in the week as possible.
OVERVIEW
You will write an intro paragraph, four body paragraphs, and a conclusion paragraph. As described in detail below, each body paragraph should analyze a different element of the writing in the article (e.g., its claim / thesis, purpose, audience, rhetorical and literary techniques, style, diction, use of supporting details, organization, etc.). This is an analytical essay; the body paragraphs should drill into the writing techniques themselves rather than dwell on the topic of the article. The purpose is for you to become aware of how other writers construct their pieces.
Table shows essay organization
How to organize your essay’s content
One introduction paragraph (6-10 sentences)
Hook the reader with a catchy opening. Give the name of the author and the title, which should appear in quotation marks. Summarize and provide background to the article. Finish with a thesis sentence stating the purpose of this essay: to analyze four specific writing techniques used in the article.
Four body paragraphs (6-10 sentences each)
As always, open each body paragraph with a transition phrase leading to a topic sentence that states the main idea of the paragraph. Example: First, let’s analyze how and why the author of the article uses sophisticated diction. You’ll then provide major and minor details supporting the topic sentence. Those details include quotations with APA citations, analysis, and commentary. At the end of each body paragraph, you’ll write a concluding sentence that wraps up the paragraph.
Each body paragraph should examine a different element of the article; see list of elements above.
One conclusion paragraph (6-10 sentences long)
Here you’ll critique the article’s strengths and weaknesses (including spelling and grammar errors, if you notice any!).
References
This section will consist of only your article, unless you include other sources (not required). Click here to see how to acknowledge a source in APA format. It will usually look like this:
Author, A. A., & Author, B. B. (Date of publication). Title of article. Title of Online Periodical, volume number (issue number if available). Retrieved from http://www.someaddress.com/full/url/
I. APA FORMAT Your essay this week will be in APA style. APA is used for essays in the social sciences (e.g., psychology, history, economics, sociology), whereas MLA style is used in English. Your essay in APA style will have the following elements:
The first page of your essay will be a title page showing the essay title, your name, class, and date. (APA style uses a title page; MLA does not.)
For an essay this short, you do not need to include an abstract (a summary page that goes after the title page).
The middle pages of your essay will be your content–an intro paragraph, four body paragraphs analyzing specific elements of the article, and a conclusion critiquing the article.
The last page of your essay will be the References page. As you are using only your article and no other sources this week, your References page will have only one entry.
A running head appears on each page of the essay: in the upper left corner of each page appears the essay title in capital letters; in the upper right corner appears the page #.
See the APA video explaining this format!
Font is Times New Roman size 12.
Margins are 1″ on all sides.
Be sure to lead into all quotations with a signal phrase, e.g., The article states, “___
After the quotation, you must give a citation in APA format: (author, year, page # / para. #).
As you’re citing a digital article rather than a page from a book or magazine, please use “para. #” (paragraph number) in your citation instead of “p. #” (page number).
Note that MLA style requires only (author page# / para. #).
II. ARRANGING CONTENT There will be only six paragraphs total: one intro paragraph giving background and/or summarizing the article; four body paragraphs, each analyzing a different element of the article; and one conclusion paragraph where you critique the article’s strengths and weaknesses.
Don’t forget that each body paragraph of this analytical mini-essay should drill down into a specific element of the article. Here are some elements you might examine in your body paragraphs:
rhetorical devices and literary techniques
pattern of organization (overall and paragraph-level)
intended audience
purpose (argue, explain, defend, etc.)
point of view (1st, 2nd, etc.)
tone or attitude
diction (why certain words are used)
syntax and phrasing
use of support
rhythm and style
GRADING ON Analyze an article rubric
/2 APA format (title page, running head, page #s, font, margins, References page)
/4 Organization (intro with opening, overview, and thesis; four bodies with transitions, topic sentences, analysis, and closings; one conclusion paragraph critiquing article)
/4 Grammar, punctuation, spelling, mechanics, syntax
/5 Depth, logic; use of signal phrases, ” “s, APA citations
/15 TOTAL

Given the today’s media presentation of examples of racial violence, one might believe this is a new trend. Consider the role of social media today vs. media outlets in the past. You may optionally refer to this easy to read article: Why cellphone videos of black people’s deaths should be considered sacred, like lynching photographs.
You do not need to read the articles linked here, but please feel free to click on the links and learn more (& gather data for your responses).
1. How do examples of racial violence today , for example the murder of Ahmaud Arbery compare to lynching of Black, Mexican, Native, and Asian folks in America’s “past” ? 2. How has increased access to technology influenced ways we consume information about racial violence? 3. Ida B. Wellswas the first anti-lynching journalist who documented details, statistics of lynchings, later the NAACP followed suit and published full page ads in the New York Times (see photos below). How does today’s use of cell phones and social mediato bring attention to racial violence and discrimination compare to newspaper and printmedia outlets of the past?

Sources and citations are not necessary.
Directions: Choose two of your peers’ responses to assignment 2 and respons. Identify areas you either agree or disagree with and explain why. Approximately 300 words each.

For this week’s discussion board, post a 250 word essay (not including citations) on the historical life of one of the chemists who was credited with the discovery for any of the chemical concepts we have learned so far in this course.
Please be sure to include citations for your information as well as the following information 1) Name of scientist 2) what field of science did they work in 3) dates of birth and death 4) 1 to 3 of their major discoveries 5) their formal education 6) what was their experimental design to develop their discovery or discoveries 7) what area of the world did they do the majority of their work 8) their marital status and family history.
post two responses to other student’s historical posts and ask direct questions with a minimum of 100 words each.