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follow the guidance file, finish this work;

the empircial analysis part has been done, so you just need to use the current stratch to write the :

1. THE CONTEXT/SETTING (empirical asset pricing): the CAPM model and any
augmented version (in addition to the MARKET factor, additional factors can
include SIZE, VALUE, MOMENTUM, etc).
The data can be obtained through any of the databases available at Cass (e.g.
Datastream, Bloomberg) or any other reliable data sources that can be simply
2
access in the internet (e.g. IMF, Yahoo Finance, Fama-French personal
webpages). Please indicate the source of the data and provide the data file in
your submission in an Excel file (or EViews file).

2. MOTIVATION
Provide some motivation for the problem/setting chosen and a brief literature
review. Why is it interesting to try to explain the y chosen? What are the
implications? Which papers in the literature have also tried to explain the same
variable y? Which explanatory variables have they adopted?

the main body of the part 3 to 6 has been done, but you also need to proofread them and add some necessary contents (words) to make these parts to be logical.

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Final Research Proposal Introduction
Your introduction should accomplish two goals:
Discuss the important findings from previous studies that are relevant to your project so that your reader can gauge the current understanding of the topic
Present your study’s major objectives and detailed hypothesis
Designed to interest your reader in your topic and proposal, provide some context for your study, and provide a comprehensive argument for why you are planning to conduct the study and what you are expecting to happen based on previous research.

Paper Format:
Problem statement (1 Paragraph):
Start with a problem statement to define the issue at hand. What is the problem? Why is the problem significant? If the problem is that there is an absence of research on this topic, why is contributing to our understanding of the topic important?

Literature review (2 -3 Paragraphs):
Provide context using past research to describe the topic in detail. Connect the sources and material you have read about your topic to help your audience understand your variables. Go beyond just summarizing other studies – clearly demonstrate how your study builds on existing scholarship/research. This is where you provide the background and significance of your study.
Your synthesis sentences from Lab Project #2 are a great place to start – find at least 2 more sources and write synthesis sentences on the study’s finding. Use these sentences as a foundation for your literature review.
In this week’s reading, “Influence of Red Jersey Color on Physical Parameters in Combat Sports”, the introduction is the first 6 paragraphs (not including the abstract) before the Methods Please review this article before you start writing so that you have an example of what a literature review might look like.

Proposed argument/research question & hypothesis (1 Paragraph):
Present the study’s research question, your major objectives, and how you plan to explore the problem/question.
Formulate a research question that is narrowly focused so that you have a manageable research question based on a testable hypothesis.
List the independent/dependent variables and your operational definitions for the variables.
Explain how you plan to study each variable in broad terms (save the more detailed description of the procedure for your method section).
Hypothesis: what do you predict the results of your study will be or what do you expect to find once you have conducted your study?
This should not be intuitive/based on anecdotes; you should have come to this prediction based on the literature that you reviewed, that is why a hypothesis is an educated guess.

Submission Formatting:

2-3 full pages, not including the title page and the reference page.
References: You should have, at minimum, 5 references that are scholarly, peer-reviewed works from within the last 15 years. Points will be deducted for references that are not scholarly, peer-reviewed work.
Write in the future tense. You are proposing a study.
In scientific writing, it is perfectly acceptable to write in the first person.
Spacing and font:
Font options (name & size): Calibri 12, Arial 11, Lucida Sans Unicode 10, Times New Roman 12, or Georgia 11
Double spaced, 1’ margins
Organization:
Title page
Abstract
Body Paragraphs
Reference page
Citation format: APA (not MLA)
All formatting should follow APA formatting guidelines
See Module 1 for more.
Remember that it is considered overcitation to repeat the same citation in every sentence when the source and topic have not changed
No direct quotes, no plagiarism (the papers will be put through a plagiarism checker)
Reference page required
Do not forget Hanging Indents
A title page is required
An abstract and running header are not required
Submission format: .docx, doc, .pdf, .rtf ONLY (It is your responsibility to check your submissions and make sure they are in the appropriate format that I can access. I cannot access google docs links or PAGES. You need to save the file in one of these formats.)

COURSE – COMS3406 Media Audiences and Users

Assignment – Audiences & Power Research Essay (8-10 Pages) (35%)

Assignment Description
In Desperately Seeking the Audience (1991) Ien Ang claims the audience is like a “fugitive”: global media corporations constantly seek to control and monitor them. But if audiences are fugitives they are also armed and dangerous. That is, they may consume media in affirmational and sanctioned ways on industrial terms. Or they may transform media by engaging with it in critical and unsanctioned ways.
Write an 8-10-page research essay that studies power relations between a fandom of your choice and the industry or agent that produces the media they consume. The fandom should be one that is accessible to you (hint: online fandoms on social media sites like Reddit are usually accessible). Observe the members of your chosen fandom. Consider:

• Who do you think is included in this group? To what extent do their identities overlap with the
industry’s implied audience?
• What norms or values do they exhibit? Do they have rules (either overt or unwritten) that set out who may participate and how? Do you see any economic, social, or other hierarchies at work?
• How do these fans engage their chosen media? What cultural forms (e.g., conventions, fanfiction, fanvids) do they produce or consume? Would you characterize their engagement as affirmational or transformational?
• Do they carry out other political, personal, or social dialogue, or is their focus solely on the media?
• Do you see any evidence of industry engaging the fandom? Are there any points of tension
between fans and industry? How do you characterize this relationship?

Reflect on what your fandom reveals about audiences and their agency more broadly. Consider what, if any, implications this fandom may have for media industries. Support your argument with appropriate evidence.
Include a works cited that have a minimum of 7 relevant sources. These sources should be used in your paper. At least 4 of the sources must be academic. You are not required to use course readings in this paper, but if you do, they will count as academic sources.

Format and Style 1. Assignment should be double-spaced and typed in 12 pt. Times New Roman with 1” margins.
2. Include a title page with the assignment title. Your assignment’s title should be concise and descriptive.
3. Cite all sources according to the APA style guide.
4. Number all pages.
5. Proofread your assignment to catch any spelling or grammar mistakes before submitting.

In your own words (not copy and pasted from the book) explain the principles of surgery as stated by Haltstead In your book.

In your own words (not copy and pasted from the book) explain the principles of surgery as stated by Haltstead In your book.

In your own words (not copy and pasted from the book) explain the principles of surgery as stated by Haltstead In your book.

1. Read the Following Article: College graduates live longer than those without a college degree—and the gap is growingLinks to an external site.

2. Answer the following using complete sentences. (See Template below)

A. Reading a news article

What is the name of the article? (1 pts)
Who published it (New York Times, BBC, Fox News, etc)? (2 pts)
What are the 3 claims/ facts you found in the article? (9 pts)
What was your initial reaction to the article? (2 pts)

B. Researching the claims/ facts

You will research each claim/ fact by finding at least ONE additional source for each claim (3), which either supports the claim, or shows that the claim is not accurate. (10 points each researched claim)

Was this claim validated from another source, or was the claim inaccurate?
This source should NOT be another article. Please try to find the information from a trusted source such as a government agency, non-profit, census information, or academic journal.
Please provide a website address (link) to the source where you researched the claim. You must have at least ONE additional site that either backs up this claim, or shows that it is inaccurate. If you cannot find any information on a particular claim, please email me for assistance.

C. Final Thoughts

Did anything surprise you after researching each claim? (2 pts)
Have you always checked the claims/ facts presented in the media you read/ watch? (2 pts)
On a scale of 1-10 (10 being most comfortable), how comfortable do you feel researching information presented in a news article? (2 pts)

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1. Read the Following Article: College graduates live longer than those without a college degree—and the gap is growingLinks to an external site.

2. Answer the following using complete sentences. (See Template below)

A. Reading a news article

What is the name of the article? (1 pts)
Who published it (New York Times, BBC, Fox News, etc)? (2 pts)
What are the 3 claims/ facts you found in the article? (9 pts)
What was your initial reaction to the article? (2 pts)

B. Researching the claims/ facts

You will research each claim/ fact by finding at least ONE additional source for each claim (3), which either supports the claim, or shows that the claim is not accurate. (10 points each researched claim)

Was this claim validated from another source, or was the claim inaccurate?
This source should NOT be another article. Please try to find the information from a trusted source such as a government agency, non-profit, census information, or academic journal.
Please provide a website address (link) to the source where you researched the claim. You must have at least ONE additional site that either backs up this claim, or shows that it is inaccurate. If you cannot find any information on a particular claim, please email me for assistance.

C. Final Thoughts

Did anything surprise you after researching each claim? (2 pts)
Have you always checked the claims/ facts presented in the media you read/ watch? (2 pts)
On a scale of 1-10 (10 being most comfortable), how comfortable do you feel researching information presented in a news article? (2 pts)

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One of the key ways knowledge is managed in organizations—especially medium and large organizations—is through the use of dedicated KM technologies. For this 3-5 page (double-spaced) paper, your task is to find an example of a KM technology (a few examples are below, but those as popular as Slack or an organizational wiki can certainly work—and if you work with a particular KM technology in your job, that would be appropriate for this assignment as well.One of the key ways knowledge is managed in organizations—especially medium and large organizations—is through the use of dedicated KM technologies. For this 3-5 page (double-spaced) paper, your task is to find an example of a KM technology (a few examples are below, but those as popular as Slack or an organizational wiki can certainly work—and if you work with a particular KM technology in your job, that would be appropriate for this assignment as well.

Part A: asks for a brief overview of what the technology offers—what are its capabilities, objectively?
Part B: is the main conceptual part of the paper. It asks you to unpack the assumptions about knowledge, communication, organization, and power that are, in effect, designed into the features and functions of the KM technology you chose. I’ve included a few guiding questions (among many other possible ones) to inform your thinking about where some of these connections to course content might be. These are not the only questions possible, so let your thinking take you where it might:
knowledge:
Is the KM tech designed with the idea that knowledge is the same as data or information? Is the tech designed in such a way as to accommodate knowledge an entity/thing, or as a process of knowing? Does the tech appear to address challenges with tacit knowledge or explicit knowledge?
communication:
What view of communication does the tech adopt–is communication a process of connecting people so they can transmit messages (thing-like pieces of information in their final form) to each other? Or, do the tech features enable people to construct (or build or eventually arrive at) some meaning/plan/idea at the end of their interaction that nobody would have guessed at the beginning of their interaction?
organization:
Does the tech assume the organization is a real thing, a given, a physical or legal structure out there in the world somewhere? Or is what we consider an “organization” something that we are constantly creating and recreating through our interactions, through invoking official organizational documents, through using (or changing or ignoring) structures that make organizational work happen?
power:
How does the tech consider power? Does its features assume power is egalitarian when everyone in the organization knows that could never be the case? Does the tech allow access to features for some people in the organization, but not others? Is the tech designed with the idea the certain roles of people “have” power, or does it consider how power unfolds in ongoing interactions?
Part C: asks you to speculate on some unintended consequences of the regular organizational use of this particular technology.Part A: asks for a brief overview of what the technology offers—what are its capabilities, objectively?
Part B: is the main conceptual part of the paper. It asks you to unpack the assumptions about knowledge, communication, organization, and power that are, in effect, designed into the features and functions of the KM technology you chose. I’ve included a few guiding questions (among many other possible ones) to inform your thinking about where some of these connections to course content might be. These are not the only questions possible, so let your thinking take you where it might:
knowledge:
Is the KM tech designed with the idea that knowledge is the same as data or information? Is the tech designed in such a way as to accommodate knowledge an entity/thing, or as a process of knowing? Does the tech appear to address challenges with tacit knowledge or explicit knowledge?
communication:
What view of communication does the tech adopt–is communication a process of connecting people so they can transmit messages (thing-like pieces of information in their final form) to each other? Or, do the tech features enable people to construct (or build or eventually arrive at) some meaning/plan/idea at the end of their interaction that nobody would have guessed at the beginning of their interaction?
organization:
Does the tech assume the organization is a real thing, a given, a physical or legal structure out there in the world somewhere? Or is what we consider an “organization” something that we are constantly creating and recreating through our interactions, through invoking official organizational documents, through using (or changing or ignoring) structures that make organizational work happen?
power:
How does the tech consider power? Does its features assume power is egalitarian when everyone in the organization knows that could never be the case? Does the tech allow access to features for some people in the organization, but not others? Is the tech designed with the idea the certain roles of people “have” power, or does it consider how power unfolds in ongoing interactions?
Part C: asks you to speculate on some unintended consequences of the regular organizational use of this particular technology.

The research paper should be at least 6 pages in length. It should be double-spaced, typed in 12-point Times New Roman font with 1-inch margins. Your paper should have Chicago style footnotes and a bibliography of primary and secondary sources (bibliography not included in the page count).

Remember that your paper must have a thesis, a central argument or main point that you state in your introduction and then work to demonstrate using evidence from your primary and secondary sources. Keeping your thesis in mind throughout your paper will help you to write clearly and concisely. Also, be sure to proofread your paper before you turn it in and to take into account my feedback on your rough draft.

You must draw on at least two primary sources and at least two secondary sources for this paper. At least one of these secondary sources must be an actual book.

Topic selection, Introduction and a 5 article Reference List… Please use subheadings when you address each one of the items above. If you know how, the reference page is supposed to be in ASA format.. if not It’s okay I can figure it out.

1. Overview and Central Issue – This subsection provides a brief overview that tells a fairly well informed (but perhaps non-specialist) reader what your research is about. It should provide background information and rationale for the need for the research, so that the reader is persuaded that it will be useful/interesting.

2. Purpose- Once the topic is established, discuss what the aim of your research is and identify specifically the research question(s) your work addresses in your report.

3. Significance: Discuss why is this work important? Show why this is important to answer this question. What are the implications of doing it? How does it link to other knowledge? How does it stand to inform policy making?

Research Question(s): Identify specifically the research question(s) your work addresses in your report. (e.g. what is the relationship between income and educational levels in America? How do UHWO students describe their learning experience in STEM programs? Etc.)

4. Summary: Very briefly (this is still the introduction) summarize the key points discussed in your introduction and gives an outline of subsequent sections.

There are many fields one can enter with a degree in Botany – and they are very varied! For this assignment, you are to research one of these fields. Some option are: Forensic Botany, Economic Botany, Wildlife Habitat/Food Plot Management, Biotechnology, Conservation Biology, Horticulture, Forestry or Agriculture.
There must be visual elements (e.g., photos, videos, graphs, figures).
Your presentation must contain approximately 15-20 slides (excluding title page and references) and run approximately 10-15 minutes.
Please note that less than 10% of your presentation should contain direct quotes.
Proper use and pronunciation of scientific terminology are required. For help with pronunciation, see this link: Cambridge Dictionary
Be sure to properly cite your work, both internal to the presentation as well as within the reference slide (this includes photos, graphs, figures, videos, etc.).
All references listed on the reference slide should be cited internally within the presentation, and vice versa.

Introduction
A brief introduction to the topic in general
Make sure to use proper scientific terminology to explain all concepts
Work Related Discussion
A summary of the discipline (e.g. what it is, why it is important)
Also include: who does it, why, how, what they get paid
Explain what sort of education you need to get a job like this and who employs people to do it.

A Specific Case Example
Include a summary of a specific case where this type of job has been used.
Conclusion Section

A brief summary of the topic in bulleted form
Reference Slide(s) and Internal Citations – MUST CONTAIN
Internal citations – This is not just a separate section; rather, referencing should occur throughout the presentation via parenthetical citations anytime you paraphrase, make direct quotes, or use visual components from other sources. Please be sure to cite any language, images, videos, etc. in the presentation that should be cited.
Reference Slide – Your presentation should also have a final reference slide listing 5-10 credible sources researched for your presentation. NOTE: these are not included in the slide count for your presentation.

We have discussed the impact of the publication of The Second Sex by Simone de Beauvoir in 1949. It could be said that her work shifted the way women’s creative expression was presented and viewed in Europe and the United States in the second half of the 20th century. This shift was especially true as the women’s and civil rights movements heated up in the 1960s and 1970s. The creative expression of women during this era began to address issues like identity and equality, if not overtly, like artists Judy Chicago and Carrie Weems, by lifestyle, like Georgia O’Keeffe. A play by a young Lorraine Hansberry provides an example of how life and art intersect. Hansberry’s play, A Raisin in the Sun (1959) about a struggling black family in Chicago, was the first to be produced on Broadway by a black playwright, making gains for both women and African Americans in the literary field.

For this journal assignment, discuss the ways women’s artistic expression and movements for social change intersect in the second half of the 20th century (after 1950). To complete this journal, first reflect on what it means to say that the arts and social change intersect. Next, analyze how you see this trend specifically in women’s artistic expression. Be sure to support your discussion by providing examples of at least two creative women from the late 20th century whose work makes a statement about society and perhaps suggests ways to make it better. Select your two examples of creative women from women introduced in the required or recommended resources. These women should work in two different genres, for example painting, photography, writing, dance, etc.

Finally, for your conclusion (your final page), think about ways you have seen the arts and social change intersect in your community. In this case, the art in your community could have been created by women, men, or collaborations as our emphasis here is on the way art and social change intersect. For example, artist and architect Maya Lin’s Civil Rights Memorial in Montgomery, Alabama, honors 40 individuals who died fighting for equal rights between 1954 and 1968. Her work recognizes the sacrifices freedom and equality require. . If none of your research turns up art that makes a statement for social change in your community, imagine and discuss how you might address—with an artistic solution—an important issue that needs changing in your community.