Final project, Part 4: Inferential Test – Correlational Analysis and Interpretation

Gravetter, F. J., & Wallnau, L. B. (2017). Statistics to the behavioral sciences (10th ed.). Cengage Learning.

Chapter 15, “Correlation” (pp. 485–528)
Chapter 16, “Introduction to Regression” (pp 529–558)

https://brainmass.com/statistics/descriptive-statistics/descriptive-statistics-for-howell-data-set-in-spss-343279

https://academicguides.waldenu.edu/ld.php?content_id=51655067

Sharp (Army BLC)

SHARP Essay
Inform learners they will write a two-page (maximum) essay addressing actual SHARP issues from your environment – unit, organization, or Army – and making recommendations on how all leaders at all levels can implement potential solutions. The winner will be selected by the commandant and recognized with a certificate of achievement and coin during graduation.
Title: “Why does the number of sexual assaults continue to increase throughout your unit/organization/Army?” (Choose one)
I. Introduction (1-2 paragraphs)
A. Opening statement
B. Background information
C. Purpose statement
II. Body (2-4 paragraphs)
A. (Point A) Why does sexual assault occur? Include supporting evidence.
B. (Point B) Does our current approach to training reduce (or not reduce) the risk of sexual assault and harassment? (Could be tied to point A)
C. (Point C) Supporting topic & evidence to support your main point.
D. (Point D) How do we end sexual violence in the military?
III. Conclusion (1-2 paragraphs)
A. Summarize the main points.
B. Make a strong, memorable final statement.
NOTES:
• Essay must be 1-2 pages in length (title page does not count as a page).
• Essay is an individual activity (although peer editing is allowed).
• Essay must contain two references (ARs, personal interviews, peer review articles, etc.).
• Essay is due on Day 1 of the Assessment Phase (provide students with exact date and time).
• Commandant (or designated representative) will choose the best essay.

Army Writing Standards Only

While everyone knows that you can’t pass off someone else’s work as your own, and technology makes it easier and easier to spot plagiarism, a growing number of college students still do it. The question is, “Why?”

Week 5 Discussion
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While everyone knows that you can’t pass off someone else’s work as your own, and technology makes it easier and easier to spot plagiarism, a growing number of college students still do it. The question is, “Why?”
Of the four options listed below, which one do you think is the most common reason that students continue to plagiarize and how can students avoid it?
Students don’t manage their time well and run out of time to do their work.
The internet makes it easy to find information and use it without anyone knowing/permitting.
Students struggle with the topic and don’t want to fail.
There’s a perception that if it’s on the internet…anyone can use it!
Once you have posted your response, respond to at least one of your classmates, using their first name, and provide feedback on what they shared

Personal reflection essay

1. First of all Sorry I just don’t have enough time to complete this essay I had to give this to essaypro.
2. The essay is about the three biggest challenges I faced in school this summer semester.
and I can tell one biggest challenge is finishing class in 5 weeks. Remaining you can put anything that’s fine by me.
Also, I will upload instructions paper below please read it carefully.

Why did two successive Canadian governments sign then approve the largest military export contract in Canadian history with Saudi Arabia, when Saudi Arabia is one of the worst human rights violators in the world (including violations of IHL/LOAC in the w

topic : Why did two successive Canadian governments sign then approve the largest military export contract in Canadian history with Saudi Arabia, when Saudi Arabia is one of the worst human rights violators in the world (including violations of IHL/LOAC in the war in Yemen), but Canada condemns, sanctions, and prevents military equipment sales in other countries such as Iraq?

It would be good, after you’ve done some research, to add another 1-2 examples beyond Iraq. And are you sure that Iraq (where Canadian troops have been on ground training local forces for some time) is the best counter example?
Some sources for you:
https://www.international.gc.ca/controls-controles/report-rapports/index.aspx?lang=eng – List of annual reports for Canadian military exports
Background on the LAV deal (from 2016): https://www.cgai.ca/canada_and_saudi_arabia. You’ll have to update what’s happened in your paper.

Environmental Analysis on the Singapore Green Plan 2030 on Sustainability and Transportation

This assignment is to identify and analyse the elements that define the context in which the partner organization’s challenge is set. In this instance, you are analyzing the business context in Singapore. You will present your analysis in a business report format. This involves undertaking a SWOT analysis focusing on Opportunities and Threats (Do not need to mention strength and weakness) and making predictions about how sustainability/transportation might play out in Singapore. The focus of the advice will center on Singapore’s changing business environment. You will be analyzing Singapore’s performance and opportunities to strengthen its stated sustainability goals.

Using your choice of SWOT (Opportunity & Threats only), PESTLE (Political & Environmental only) and VUCA theoretical frameworks as taught in Modules 1-4, you will suggest ways that businesses can accommodate the new policies articulated through the Singapore Green Plan. There is no template for this assignment as there are many ways to successfully analyse Singapore, your creativity – articulated with strong academic evidence from the reading list and the URLs below:
1. https://www.greenplan.gov.sg/splash
2. https://www.nrf.gov.sg/
3. https://www.mse.gov.sg/
4. https://data.gov.sg/
5. https://www.nccs.gov.sg/singapores-climate-action/overview/national-circumstances
6. https://openknowledge.worldbank.org/handle/10986/32436
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There should have one introduction, SWOT (Opportunity & Threats only), PESTLE (Political & Environmental only), VUCA theoretical frameworks and conculsion should have one paragraph each

Strategic Communication Plan

Exam Content
Now that you have worked your way through the process, the Long Lake Community Center board wants to see the complete strategic communication plan aimed at increasing the use and support of the Job Placement Services Center. Utilize the content you prepared from previous weeks to support this week’s assignment. Please make adjustments based upon previous feedback from your instructor.
Using the provided strategic communication plan template or one of your choice, prepare the following in a Microsoft Word document:
Introduction
Update the email content prepared in Week 1 as an introduction that summarizes the problems with last year’s strategic communication plan.

Analysis and Research
Update the email content prepared in Week 1 to provide an overview of the research and that highlights the relevant data. Include:
Situation Analysis that answers the questions:
What does the research identify as the problem that needs to be solved?
Who are the individuals affected by the problem?
How widespread is the problem in the community?
How have other solutions failed?

Audience Analysis that answers the questions:
How do the people who are affected by the problem break down into demographic and psychographic groups (priority audience segments)?
Who works as influencers on these groups?
Which influences affect these groups?
Which channels of communication do the priority audience segments use?
Program Analysis
Identify the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats for the Long Lake Community Center.

Vision Statement
Update and include the content prepared in Week 2 and include the:
Vision statement
Operational plan and measurements used to assess success of your goals
Criteria you will use to assess that you successfully achieved your vision statement (The criteria should change based upon the concepts covered in your reading this week.)
Partners
Update and include the content prepared in Week 2 to include:
Internal partners
External partners
An analysis of why these individuals will help you achieve your vision statement

Communication Theory
Update and include the content prepared in Week 2 to:
Identify and summarize the theory used to develop your objectives, strategies, and tactics.
Explain how the vision statement relates to the theory

Global and Intermediate Objectives
Update and include the content prepared in Week 3 to include:
Global objectives
Intermediate objectives
Explanation of how each set of objectives align to one another, the vision statement, and the communication theory
Explain how you will operationalize each set of objectives, including:
Units of measure
Criteria to assess the progress and effectiveness (The criteria should change based upon the concepts covered in your reading this week.)
Strategies and Tactics
Update and include the content prepared in Week 3 to include an explanation of:
The identified strategies and tactics
How the strategies and tactics support how you achieve the global and intermediate objectives and target the priority audience segments
How the strategies and tactics align to the vision statement
How you will measure the effectiveness of the strategies and tactics
Messages
Update and include the content prepared in Week 4 to include:
Key points and overall message theme
3 prepared messages or advertisements
Explanation of how the:
Strategies and tactics align to the messages
Messages target the priority audience segments
Messages align to the global or intermediate objectives
Media Channels
Update and include the content prepared in Week 4 to include:
Media channels for each message
Analysis of how the media channels align and target the priority audience segment
Explanation of how you will determine if the messages were successful in influencing your priority audience segment
Measuring Effects
Based on what you covered in Week 5, address how you plan to use data to measure the success of your strategic communication plan:
Identify the forms of measurement you will use to gather data.
Identify the types of data that you plan to gather.
Summarize how you will use the data to evaluate the:
Vision statement
Global and local objectives
Strategies and tactics
Message criteria
Share the follow-up data collection planned for the year after implementation of your strategic communication plan. Explain how you might adjust the plan if:
Your criteria exceeded or met expectations
Your criteria slightly underperformed or badly underperformed expectations

Does the Classroom for this course demonstrate a need for Concurrency Control? Explain.

Week1 Database Exercise
– Complete Review Question 1.2 on page 32 in the Connolly text – ensure you cover relevant content from the text – you can use outside research to augment that information, but not to replace text base content.
– Answer the following question – do you believe that the instructor and students are presented with the same “View” of the data in this classroom – explain why you feel that is or is not necessary.
– Complete Review Question 2.13 on page 55 in the Connolly text.
– Does the Classroom for this course demonstrate a need for Concurrency Control? Explain.

Include the questions with your answers
The submission should be well organized, demonstrate your understanding of the assigned material and be in the order of ~1,200+ words in length.
Your submission must be original, include supporting sentences using the terms, concepts, and theories with the page number or website from the required readings or other material. Your submission should paraphrase the material you reference, restrict your use of direct quotes (copy and paste) to less than 20% of the submission (the grade will be impacted if you exceed this limit).
The following rubric will be used to grade the submission:
Synthesis of Concepts
Response to Question 1.2 40%
Response to classroom related question 10%
Response to 2.13 20%
Classroom concurrency description 15%
Using APA style/reference 5%
Writing Org/Clarity/Spelling 10%
(-1 point for each misspelled word, may exceed 10%)
Total 100%

Apply Theoretical Perspectives to Real Life

.Social
workers must apply self-awareness and self-regulation to manage the influence
of personal biases and values in working with diverse clients and
constituencies. Using the resources from this week and others you may locate,
apply at least one of the following theories of oppression to a personal or
professional experience of oppression that you have encountered; internalized
oppression, oppression by imposition, institutional oppression, oppression by
deprivation, or microaggression. The encounter could be one where you were the
oppressor or the oppressed, or you were assisting a client who was oppressed.
Remember that social workers present themselves as learners and engage clients
and constituencies as experts of their own experiences…

Explain
the situation in detail and apply an appropriate theory of oppression to
explain the dynamics of the interaction and how the population who was
oppressed could be advocated for. Also, identify which face of oppression
occurred in the scenario. Remember that social workers recognize and understand
the historical, social, cultural, economic, organizational, environmental, and
global influences that affect social policy.

PLEASE
PICK ONE OF THE TOPICS BELOW TO COMPLETE THE ASSIGNMENT ON ( please pick the
easiest one for you)

RACE
DISCRIMINATION
JOB
DISCRIMINATION
PREGNANY
DISCRIMATION
GENDER
DISCRIMINATION
PARENTAL
STATUS DISCRIMINATION

READING
FROM WEEK 1 REGARDING OPRESSION:
Week 1
Oppression in Society
Do you consider yourself racist, sexist, ageist, ableist, or
any form of ist that affects society? Most people’s first response would be
“No!” This is the common response of most social work students. However,
suppose you are engaging in some form of oppression that you were unaware of.
How comfortable and willing are you to explore this possibility? The reality
is, even if you answered yes, that does not make you a bad person or a poor
candidate for the profession of social work. Honest self-reflection is a
life-long commitment if you want to be an effective social worker. The reality
is that all of us engage, knowingly or unknowingly, in some form of oppression.
The willingness to explore this fact, understand the origins of this behavior,
and the desire to reduce its negative impact on your life and the lives of the
clients you work with is responsible professional practice.

Sometimes unconscious oppression occurs because the individual
is ignorant to what constitutes oppression. Oppression has been defined as both
a state and a process. Oppression as a process constitutes all of the ways in
which inequality between populations and/or groups is sustained. This is
usually done via a dominant group using its power to suppress a minority
group(s) through decisions and behaviors. This can be unconscious if the
individual or group in power does not acknowledge their position of power and
its privileges. For example, many social workers deny they are in a position of
power when working with clients. Yet, the fact is that you are a professional
in a position of authority who can make decisions that can have a profound
impact on your client. For example, you may decide to report a client to child
protective services for suspected abuse/neglect of a minor. Oppression can also
a state of being when it represents an unequal balance of power between groups
or when one group has more privileges than another (Anderson & Middleton,
2018). Using our example from child welfare, oppression is what many minority
families in the foster care system experience due to unequal access to
resources as compared to Caucasian families (Miller et al., 2015).

This week, as you learn about internalized oppression and
personal bias, you may find yourself gaining a greater understanding of your
own life experiences if you come from a diverse background. It is recommended
that you also reflect on past experiences with others who came from a
background different from your own. Does the information you learn this week
help you gain a new perspective of prior interactions? The hope is that Week
1’s materials will help you gain a greater understanding and thus more
effective cultural competency as you move forward in your career (and personal
life).

Addiction Treatment, Termination of the Therapeutic Relationship, Reimbursement for Psychotherapy

Please answer the following questions:
Consider and address the issues related to treating those suffering from addictions:
1. Are there differences in treatment for those with illegal addictions vs legal addictions?
2.Discuss the benefits of individual, group, and family therapy with those in treatment for addictions and describe the advantages/disadvantages of these three therapies with patients with addictions.
3. Discuss termination of a therapeutic relationship both amicably and acrimoniously.

Read Wheeler Chapters 19, 23, 24 in the attachment provided
Also include two online journals created within the past five years as references in this discussion board.