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https://ny.pbslearningmedia.org/resource/nvfb-sci-memhackers/wgbh-nova-memory-hackers-full-length-broadcast/

After watching this video, please comment on what you found most interesting relating to memory in the video.

Memory Hackers | Full-Length Broadcast | PBS LearningMediaThe original version of NOVA’s Memory Hackers film included a photomontage from archival stock footage that included a split-second image of a person in blackface, which our editors failed to notice. We have pulled all versions of this film and have provided an updated version. We at WGBH and NOVA would like to sincerely apologize that this offensive image was included in our content and acknowledge the long racist history of blackface and its harmful impact on Black people. It is antithetical to all we stand for as public media producers, whose mission it is to offer education and entertainment for the collective good of all people. We accept full responsibility for our content and the impact that it has on the American public that we serve. Scientists are learning how we can edit memories—and delete our worst fears. This program premiered on February 10, 2016 on PBS. Memory is the glue that binds our mental lives. Without it, we’d be prisoners of the present, unable to use the lessons of the past to change our future. From our first kiss to where we put our keys, memory represents who we are and how we learn and navigate the world. But how does it work? Neuroscientists using cutting-edge techniques are exploring the precise molecular mechanisms of memory. By studying a range of individuals ranging—from an 11-year-old whiz-kid who remembers every detail of his life to a woman who had memories implanted—scientists have uncovered a provocative idea. For much of human history, memory has been seen as a tape recorder that faithfully registers information and replays intact. But now, researchers are discovering that memory is far more malleable, always being written and rewritten, not just by us but by others. We are discovering the precise mechanisms that can explain and even control our memories. The question is—are we ready? For a classroom resource featuring a video segment from this program, check out How Memories Form. This resource is part of the NOVA: Full-Length Broadcast Collection.

Week#6 Discussion on Assigned Reading# 15 – 6.2 Discussion on Assigned Reading: Data Monetization

Answer all of the
following questions regarding Reading 15:
What are the
main ideas and recommendations that are suggested within the assigned
readings?
Are the authors’
arguments and analyses convincing to you?
Identify a key lesson
or insight that you learned from the reading and discuss how you will try
to apply this in your work.

Attention! Please answer Questions in a bulleted format, not essay format.

At the end of the day, it is important for the business office to process the financial transactions for the patients that have been seen that day. Explain how failing to check the patient’s insurance benefits and eligibility as part of the intake process could affect the checkout process?

TOPIC: How social media has affected Black Lives Matter

**You will be using the annotated bibliography posted from the documents**

Description
For your final assignment of the course, you will write a research paper on a topic of interest to you within the broad rubric of a “sociology of social media”. This paper will require that you pose an interesting problem or question, appropriate to the course, that will require a combination of library research and your own analytical skills to answer.
The purpose of this assignment is multifold. It is intended to help you build your skills in the areas of analytic thinking; critical reading and evaluation of sources; writing and rewriting; library research; and of course development of your knowledge of the complex relationship between media and society.
Your paper should employ some of the concepts and theories that we have covered during the semester, but also go substantially beyond them. Your task is not simply to summarize the literature (although this will be a useful step along the way), but connect and synthesize the information that you find into a cohesive and original argument.
The paper does not require any primary research on your part. In other words, you are not undertaking a sociological investigation yourself, but are rather taking your research question to the literature in the field, in an attempt to answer it.

Topic:

The focus in Use of Force is on when to use force and how much force is appropriate when contacting and arresting suspects.
Describe what options for control are available to you when making contact with a person who is suspected of committing a crime?
How might these change depending on the circumstances?
When is deadly force authorized for police officers?
Integrate a Christian worldview perspective to support your discussion. Provide a boiblical verse and explain on how it relates to the topic of discussion.

Instructions:

Must use 2 U.S. Based scholarly citations and was published within the last 5 years.

U.S. Based langauge only….
Paper will be checked for originality and plagiarism

Due: Sunday at 11:59 PM

Our ancestors cover a diverse range of hominids across time and space. There are many ancestral lineages which faced the ultimate fate of extinction over time, but each played a significant role in the story of human evolution. I would like for you to write a brief paper about the one you found most interesting.
What I Want You To Do
I want you to select a early human ancestor (Australopithecus or Homo) that interests you and write a brief paper about them. Be sure to include:
When and where they existed.
Significant morphological features.
Significant cultural or behavioral adaptations that the particular species utilized.
Anything else you may want to add.
Helpful Hints and Suggestions
In order to successfully complete this assignment I would like you to make sure to do the following with your paper:
Make sure it is about 3-4 pages. So that means about 750-1000 words. I’m not going to be crazy about this, but it should be 700 plus at least or your getting deducted points.
Include your sources at the end; there should be at least two.
If you want to include an image you can.
Submit it using the text box for the assignment. If you write it in a separate document use ctrl+v to paste it in the text box.
Don’t just copy and past an article put it in your own words.

2 parts to this research

Part 1
Researh History of The Japanes Culture (2 pages only, no more no less then 2 pages)

· Describe the culture and its history and background.
· Detail aspects of food, beverages, music, art, celebrations, clothing, etc.
· Include distinctions about the culture that are important to the people.

Part 2 (my comments included in parenthesis
Tell Your Story from Fiji

(research Fiji and for ancestors look up Girmits , one link below but look up other to learn about ancestors. When you write paper on my story write as if that you are talking about your life and not as if you researched the info)

– Describe your ancestors. (example link below)
link example

Banished and excluded: the Girmit of Fiji

– Describe your family.-(My family is Indo Fijian and we were raised in america so just make something up)

Your Personal Perspective (1 full page only, no more no less)

· Describe what you learned during your research.

Pictures/Graphics
· Ten (10), minimum
· Include pictures that assist in telling the story of your culture.

Instructions are attached in the word document. Please read carefully

There is no book for this class only weekly assigned readings provided by the professor, which you will find in the syllabus. You will find the reading material starting on page 8 under weekly assignments and modules “reading” section. Please disregard the “further research” sections

This is a debate topic wherein I need to include an introduction to the issue, your stance, the rationale for the stance, the ethical principles involved, theories and evidence supporting your position, and your proposed resolution.

Check Files

5 questions about the course modules (which I have and can provide) each one at least 1.5 pages long double spaced, and a research essay (also strictly based off the modules) minimum 4 pages long double spaced