Best Writer

Write a 500 word essay that answers the following question.
After viewing the video on the Adams/Jefferson fight for the presidency in 1800, discuss why the nation was so polarized in 1800 (it is not a new occurrence), and three specific events or issues that resulted as from the polarization of early American politics

https://www.c-span.org/video/?183137-1/adams-vs-jefferson-election-1800

Understanding news writing is critical to the PR writer. As such, for this first assignment you will write a news article. However, there is a twist. Rather than attend an event and cover it as a reporter, youll be allowed to pick a reality competition TV show and report the episode viewed as your news. Example shows include: Making It, Sugar Rush, Chopped, Cupcake Wars, anything where there is a winner at the end of the episode, or a contestant is eliminated. If you have questions about whether or not your episode selected qualifies, please consult with your professor.
Requirements:
Utilize principles of newswriting
Minimum 500 words
Proper use of AP Style
Grading Criteria:
Lead
Body/Content
Organization (Inverted Pyramid)
Mechanics (Grammar/Spelling)
AP Style

What was the program about (what was the key issue or issues discussed).
How does it relate to what we have studied during the semester?
What did you learn from the ideas presented?

Reflecting critically, what do you think about this issue?
If you choose to watch a briefing from an elected official, try to think about in in terms of federalism. What should the federal responsibility be?
What should the State and local be?
Do the state and local leaders reflect your expectations?
If you watch the federal briefing what are your expectations from the Federal level?
What do you think about what is being said?
How well are the leaders (the President, Vice President) and other public official presenting the issues, responding to reporters questions?

CHOOSE EITHER VIDEO WRITE ABOUT & ANSWER THE QUESTIONS.

Documenting
Hate: Charlottesville (full film): FRONTLINE https://youtu.be/jPLvWO_SOgM
13TH: FULL
FEATURE: Netflix https://youtu.be/krfcq5pF8u8

1) briefly summarize the purpose, methodology, and findings
or the article and (approximately 500 words); 2) provide at least four to five discussion questions
to help foster class discussion

Webber, D., Babush, M., Schori-Eyal, N., Vazeou-Nieuwenhuis, A., Hettiarachchi, M.,
Blanger, J. J., Gelfand, M. J. (2018). The road to extremism: Field and experimental
evidence that significance loss-induced need for closure fosters radicalization. Journal of
Personality and Social Psychology, 114(2), 270285.

The
instructor requirements for this assignment are the following:

You do not need to worry about APA format, resources
beyond the textbook or proper citation of the textbook on each assignment.
The short answer questions are structured such that you will
have to use your text to complete them. Therefore, I will assume you are drawing your information from the course textbook and not require citation for these
somewhat informal assignments. A more important consideration is that you
absorb the material from the textbook and explain it in your own words.
Please strive to use your own words for the assignment and be careful not to
lift the words of the authors right out of the text… we don’t want anyone to
get in any hot water with plagiarism.

Instruction: Respond by Day 6 to the postings of at least two of your colleagues, responding to the same colleagues in both the Week 2 and Week 3 Discussions. Work with your colleagues to determine your statements feasibility and appropriateness as it relates to your topic. Use their feedback to hone and refine your problem statement.
Evaluate your colleagues problem statements, judging their clarity and strength: To what extent is the problem significant enough to warrant study? What other components or issues might be added to the problem statement? What other feedback can you provide that will strengthen the statement? Explain and justify your decisions and feedback. Support or challenge your colleagues choices of key words.

Colleagues response: Social Medias Impact On The Law Enforcement Profession
Introduction and Topic Selection
The proposed topic selection will be Social Medias Impact On The Law enforcement Profession This research study would examine how social media has negatively impacted the profession of law enforcement. Today our society is fascinated with crime and justice. Everything from social media to the big screen, the need for violence in society has to be satisfied, and people seem to be turning to social media to quench their needs, but what are the consequences? With advanced technology, social media plays an essential role in constructing criminality within the criminal justice system. The media’s influence can influence the risk for violence in today’s society and mold the public’s perception of victims, criminals, deviants, and even law enforcement officers due to how portrayed in social media. According to Wickerman (2016), the relationship between law enforcement officers and society is currently influenced by technology such as social media. This influence impacts decision-making with law enforcement officers, resulting in changes within the law enforcement culture and social culture. The desired outcome is to understand better how social media has impacted law enforcement officers from performing their job and its impact on citizen and law enforcement practices within society.
The interest in this study extends from roughly twenty years of this writer’s professional, administrative, and supervisory experience as a law enforcement officer, state instructor, and SWAT member. This writer sees today’s law enforcement officers having difficulty working within diverse communities and with stakeholders. Social media appears to have disabled law enforcement officers from leading and foster growth within their organization while limiting their contributions towards their communities. This writer is also seeing more and more men and women leaving the profession early in their careers. From social media, any “snippet” of what occurs during their job can negatively impact these officers and the profession when limited information is available. This impact has created a tremendous strain on law enforcement officers and the profession. Social media appears to have created a society that unfairly labels police officers such as racists and murderers. Between the public rants, violent protests, excessive lawsuits, political posturing, and unflattering portrayals in popular culture, today’s law enforcement officers are finding it more and more challenging to perform their job.
RQ1: How has social media impacted the profession of law enforcement according to todays law enforcement officers?
RQ2: How do these hostile perceptions impact society according to law enforcement officers?
Problem Statement
The problem is worth studying due to the negative consequences of this problem on the profession today and the threats it could lead to within society. The law enforcement profession is already considered one of the most dangerous and stressful occupations (Adams and Buck, 2010; Arter, 2007). The impact of social media has resulted in a profession that is beginning to second guess their every action. This type of hesitation comes with severe consequences in a profession that only allows for split-second decisions. A profession where brave individuals put their lives on the line to save another has created a sudden delay that has law enforcement officers second-guessing their actions as they ponder whether their next move will result in them being killed, sued, arrested, or arrested fired. If problems like this are ignored, the profession of law enforcement may change for the worse, dissolve or even become a paramilitary organization.
Significance
The selected topic is significant to criminal justice. Any impression of the public’s confidence, effectiveness, and democratic significance can have many negative consequences that can impact the lives of the men and women who serve in the law enforcement profession. This is such a relevant issue today in the law enforcement profession as well as with other professions. The law enforcement profession is already considered one of the most dangerous stressful occupations (Adams and Buck, 2010; Arter, 2007), so much so that stress has been considered an occupational hazard in policing (Stinchcomb, 2004). One added stress is social media and its influence on negative perceptions of law enforcement officers. We know already that those that law enforcement officers arrest are considered innocent until proven guilty in the eye of the law. Today, law enforcement officers are feeling that they are being viewed as guilty until proven innocent in the eye of society through social media.
Relevance to Criminal Justice
This topic selection will provide research that can help establish ethical guidelines which will improve law enforcement perception and the current practices in todays society. This writers current specialization is currently criminal justice/public safety. According to Singer & Hensley (2004), social behavior can be influenced by definitions, differential association, modeling, and reinforcement. It is this interaction that predisposes one to either conform or becoming deviant in behavior. It is through standards of legal and illegal behavior, peers, and positive or negative reinforcement that influences such behaviors as in the social learning theory. This influence impacts decision-making with law enforcement officers, resulting in changes within the law enforcement culture and social culture. According to Moran et al. (2014), this cultural change, in turn, will affect interaction morally, ethically, and behavior towards law enforcement officers.
The Waldens Doctoral Capstone Resources are there to help PhD students keep track of the various steps to completing the dissertation. I understand that every journey is a little different, so it is important to stay on track utilizing all available resources including the guidance of academic advisors and supervisory committee.
References
Adams, G. A., & Buck, J. (2010). Social stressors and strain among police officers: It’s not just the bad guys. Criminal Justice and Behavior, 37 1030-1040. doi:10.1177/0093854810374282
Greene, J. R. (2007). Make police oversight independent and transparent. Criminology & Public Policy, 6(4), 747-754. doi:10.1111/j.1745-9133.2007.00477.x
Moran, R. T., Abramson, N. R., & Moran, S. V. (2014). Managing cultural differences. Routledge, New York, NY.
Singer, S. & Hensley, C. (2004), Applying social learning theory to childhood and adolescent fire setting: can it lead to serial murder? Int J Offender Their Comp Criminal 48(4):461-476.
Sterling, G. (2013). Marketing land. Retrieved on May 10, 2019, from Pew: 61 Percent In US Now Have Smartphones: http://marketingland.com/pew-61- percent-in-us-now-have-smartphones-46966
Stinchcomb, J. B. (2004). Searching for Stress in All the Wrong Places: Combating Chronic Organizational Stressors in Policing. Police Practice and Research, 5, 259-277. https://doi.org/10.1080/156142604200227594
Wickersham, E. (2016). Spotlight on police culture: Seeing the red flags of organizational cultures gone wrong. Public Management, 14-18. Retrieved from http://icma.org/en/press/pm_magazine/about_pm

(Policy & Politics in Nursing and Health
Care, 7th Ed.)

LITERATURE REVIEW PAPER DUE
WEEK 7
(Individual assignment)

Select a
recent Health Care Legislature (within 5 years)

Literature review regarding issue (3
peer reviewed articles)
Statistical data related to issue:
population impacted, and
health outcome
of issue and legislature.

Nursing role in passing the legislature.

APA Format 7

References within 5 years

5-Page Maximum

Write a critical analysis comparing and contrasting two poems.

compare 3 literary devices found in both poems.
using the thesis statement provided.
the second paragraph how effective is symbolism in the poem
the third paragraph how effective is imagery in the poem
the fourth paragraph how effective is metaphor in the poem
the last paragraph is the concluding paragraph.

After reading Chapter 4 and viewing the material for this week, please answer the following question using complete sentences:
What are at least two suggestions you would offer to the parents of an insecurely attached child? Please directly refer to the textbook and/or or other provided material in your response. The response must be a minimum of 200 words in length.
This assignment is worth 10 points. Responses will be graded according to the thoroughness, accuracy (when applicable), and relevance of the responses. Up to three points can be deducted for writing errors.

The average American spends about four hours per day consuming some form of media, be it television or movies. Because media is such a staple in our lives, this film asks you to critically analyze at least 100 minutes of media from a sociological perspective. The media can either be multiple episodes of one television show, or one film.
Please note, you need to do more than simply summarize the film, and instead, draw from your readings and other course materials to apply at least 2 sociological concepts. For example, you can apply any of the following sociological concepts (this list is not exhaustive):
Socialization
Dramaturgy
George Herbert Meads stages of development
The Looking Glass Self
Conflict Theory
Symbolic interactionism
Functionalism
Feminism
Types of groups
Group size and power dynamics in groups
Group conformity
Groupthink
Rationalization
McDonaldization
Cultural relativism
Ethnocentrism
Cultural consumption
Cultural capital
By applying these concepts, you need to do more than just define the concepts, but discuss how they relate to the film or television episodes of your choice. Once youve chosen your film or television series, you should take notes, either by handwriting or typing. Take note of any specific themes or scenes that stand out to you, that you can use as examples of the sociological concept you are analyzing. Type up your notes, and submit them at the end of your paper.
Your paper should be at 3-5 pages long, and follow standard MLA formatting guidelines (for more information, click here: https://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/resource/747/01/
(Links to an external site.)
). You will be graded for content, structure, grammar and formplease see the rubric that I will use to grade your work below.
Objective
Points Possible
Summary:
Student offers a thorough summary of the film or television show, including plot, characters, and story line
5
Analysis and discussion of sociological concepts:
Student discusses at least two sociological concepts
Concepts are researched and defined, using text or outside sources
Student thoroughly discusses how each of these concepts relate to the film or television show
Student uses examples from the film to illustrate the concepts, as needed
15
Notes:
Student includes typewritten notes about the media consumed
5
Writing style:
There are minimal grammatical and spelling errors
Writing style is clear and concise
Words are used in a way to mean what they should
Ideas are organized into appropriate paragraphs, and transitions are used to facilitate the smooth flow of ideas
3
Technicalities
The page length requirement (3 pages minimum) is met
The paper uses proper citations, engaging in MLA or APA formatting guidelines
2
Total points
30