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Assignment 5, Research Paper
Research papers will examine critically some aspect of South American prehistory that is of interest. You will have turned in a brief topic proposal and a list of sources on the dates specified, and briefly discussed your work-in-progress with the class. Choose something that you find personally interesting, and that is as regionally, chronologically, and topically/methodologically as specific as possible. Better to go into depth on a narrow topic than to start with too broad a topic and be superficial.
Successful papers will present a clear thesis on a specific issue, explain why it is important, and critically evaluate, organize and analyze sources on the topic in 6-8 pages. Again, pick a topic you like! You will be expected to at least three scholarly sources (monographs, articles in professional journals, etc). Please refer to the separate sheet posted on scholarly sources if you have questions. Choose and use sources and case studies to support your arguments. Cite sources for all your important points, whether paraphrased or direct quotations, and have a “References Cited” section at the end. You may use maps or figures to clarify or help your argument, but cite their sources too. (Figures and References Cited do not count to the page count)

Examine current research in neuropsychology. Discuss how sociocultural and personal factors influence cognition, emotion and motivation when it comes to Consciousness.
In this research paper, integrate a discussion of how you see your research findings on Consciousness as significant to your clinical work in the field of psychology, as a psychologist.

You are tasked to write an academic article on a ground breaking methodology your research lab has discovered called “Rung-Kutta” iterations for numerical differentiation. Although this method actually exist, this assignment should be done as if you are the one who have discovered it and are hereby trying to publish it.
Project Article Prompt: PHY_SCI_139W_AcademicArticle.pdf
Useful Information:
Runge-Kutta Explanation: Differential Methodology Lecture.pdf
Runge-Kutta Plots

We are making presentation about delivery company called Yogiyo in korea. so we have to submit. 10,000 long report as well. how we did quality management. Yogiyo has some problems, they outsource their rider so they are so late. and there some app problems. UX/UI.

First of all, write about delivery company, apps, how do they work, then specifically Yogiyo(delivery hero) history, how do they work. thend quality problems, then their solutions with Six Sigma strategies.

I need to write a short artice. I am attaching “guidence” for the article, which outlines what is needed. I am also attaching my topic idea, with a working title, and a summary of what I need. I am attaching these in word documents. I need my references to be from the policies, 4 total, that I am attaching. The focus is on informed consent, and facilitating communication, especially with use of the language line (provided). The informed consent and patient rights aspect, has to be related to home health and hospice care. PLEASE let me know if you have questions. I am more than happy to answer. Needs to be vey casual, easy to read- not the same as a college paper or essay. A resource page or bibliography does not need to be included.

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So I found that this week’s information was easier and not as bad to digest as last week’s information, as there was an extreme amount of information to retain as well as math to learn. That being said, I did find myself confusing the sex-limited inheritance, sex-linked inheritance, and sex-influenced inheritance. In order to try to counteract my confusion, I found a short video online to explain the differences and compare those. I found this video to be pretty simple to understand as he first mentions that the easiest one to remember is the sex-linked inheritance, since it is just found on x or y chromosomes. He then goes on to mention how sex-limited and sex-influenced inheritance can be determined by knowing that they are both found on autosomes (any chromosome that is not a sex chromosome), while sex-linked is only found on chromosomes. Sex-influenced inheritance can be determined by hormones, and both sexes can have them while sex-limited is “limited” to only one sex, as he mentions lactating is an example of this.

Assignment Description

In this assignment, you will investigate the use of new technologies and how they impact the senses.

Learning Outcomes

Students will recognize the connection between our senses with our health and wellness

Assignment
You will conduct online research into the topic new technologies. Use the following Valencia’s Library resources:

APA PsycArticles; Gale- Psychology; and Sage Journals. You will find them at the following link for the Valencia College Library Databases: https://libguides.valenciacollege.edu/az.php

You can also use the online research resource: Google Scholar

In your research, determine the impact of new technology (i.e. iPods, iPads, ear buds, kindles, and e-readers) is having on the health of our senses. You will reflect on what changes you can personally make when using such devices to help protect your senses from damage.

Assignment Formatting Guidelines

1 to 2 pages (500- 625 words)
Uniformly double-spaced throughout
Times New Roman, 12 font style
Works-cited page with at least (3) sources
APA style formatting

Report Writing
Assignment
we will use a pre-recorded role playing scenario to practice making observations in a law enforcement situation. In this simulated crime scene, two officers respond to report of an after-hours open door at a commercial establishment (the Red Wolf Bar), in other words, a potential burglary.
We are using this recording for practice in observing and reporting what happened. You will pretend (role-play) that you are one of the two officers who responded. The other officer is your partner. You will write your report from the perspective of whichever officer you choose to be in the scenario. You may change the names of the officers as you like. Write in the first-person (I, we) from the viewpoint of whichever officer you choose to be.
We are not using this old, role-played video for response procedures, of course. If you continue on to a law enforcement academy, or are already a certified officer, you will notice that the officers here did several things differently (and less safely) than the way you will be taught. We are just using this video for practice in accurately writing down what we see and hear happen.
Begin by watching the video. Here it is again: https://youtu.be/m3W0aif1-E0
I recommend that you watch the video at least 3 times. The first time, just watch to see what is going on. That viewing gives you context. The second time, begin taking notes. Because this is a learning exercise, not real life, stop and start the video as necessary so you can record names, places, dates, times and events. We are building skills here, not testing you on your ability to hear fuzzy, indistinct dialog on an old video. Listen as many times as you need in order to write a good report.
The third time, check to make sure you have all your details straight. Also, if you have had any difficulty understanding any of the speakers or their words, by now the words should be clearer to you as you listen. Pay attention to where objects and people are positioned in the rooms. Listen carefully to the responses and compare them to the circumstances. Are the responses of the intruder to the officer questions credible? If not, why not? What OBSERVATIONS support this?
You MUST include whatever the intruder says (even if it conflicts with what appears to have happened), because that is relevant information for the fact-finders to use to assess credibility, as well as potentially exculpatory evidence. If you leave it out potentially exculpatory statements by a defendant in the real world, a defense attorney may get the case dismissed without a conviction. You have an ethical obligation to include that information in your report. Make it clear these were statements (spoken words) rather that actions which you observed. (Ex: Jones told me that he. . . )
Begin your report with your dispatch information. Your first sentences should explain that you were dispatched to the bar, and the reason. You will have to create a time and date for dispatch and for your arrival. Pick something reasonable given this scenario. Pick one of the officers (whichever you prefer) and write your narrative report in the first-person, as if you were that officer. Write about his actions as if those actions were your actions. (I entered the bar with my partner, Officer Smith.) In your report, the other officer will be your partner; use third-person to write about his actions, as well as the actions of the intruder.
Remember to write your report in past tense. Pay close attention to the events in the video and make sure you include all the observations you make of the actions and conditions. What did you see? What did you do? What did you hear? Remember to include times of arrival and other important times, address of the bar, and any important information.
Write down what happened from start to finish (chronological order), beginning with your dispatch. Document (write down) what time you arrived at the bar (you will need to add realistic times).
Separate your information into paragraphs of related information, in chronological order. What did you see when you arrived on-scene? What did you do? What did your partner do? Go through, step-by-step and explain what happened. Keep your report in time-order from beginning to end.
Remember that you can condense some information into indirect quotes. Only the most critical statements by the owner and by the intruder might need to be directly quoted. Be aware that for a burglary, absence of permission to be on the premises is important to establishing the case, so if some statement demonstrates that, make sure you include it.
Likewise, if there is information which indicates someone was stealing or attempting to steal from the premises, that becomes a different crime (burglary) from a simple trespassing. Make sure you include all those relevant facts and observations.
Towards the end of the video, an arrest is made. That is always essential information for your report, so be sure to include who did the arresting, who was arrested, the basis for the arrest, the time of arrest, and whether Miranda rights were read to the person who was arrested. Conclude your report with the time you and your partner left the scene, and your destination. For example, you may have departed for MDC to transport the individual who was arrested. Again, you will have to create times for this role-playing scenario. In real-life, you will always use the actual times, of course. Unfortunately, our scenario video doesn’t give us much help on these details.
Once you have finished writing your first draft of your report, check it to make sure you have done all of the following:
1. Include all the information to answer the who, what, when, where, why and how questions. Keep your report factual and observation-based.
a. Who are you? Who did you interact with? (Remember for this report, you are one of the two responding officers.) Who else was involved in the event? Identify each participant by name if possible, otherwise by accurate description.
b. Where did you go? What is the address?
c. When did you arrive? Include the date as well as the times. When did the break in occur? When were you dispatched? What time did any other significant event occur? If you arrest someone, the time is always significant, and a mandatory item for your report.
d. Did you (or your partner) question anyone? What did the person tell you? Make sure to distinguish who is speaking when you incorporate information from dialog. If there is critical information which needs to be put in direct quotes, remember to do so.
e. If there is a “why” the event happened, or some motive, be sure to include that information if you know it. Do not guess. If someone told you why he or she did something, you MUST include that, even if you think it likely isn’t true. Make it very clear who said it. If you have observational information which tends to disprove their stated motivation, be sure to include that information in your report.
2. Use quotations properly. Use indirect quotes to summarize what others said. For important points of the story, use direct quotes. YOU MUST MAKE CLEAR WHO SAID IT. Be sure to properly punctuate all quotations. Remember, direct quotes need quotation marks. Indirect quotes just need correct sentence punctuation, no quotation marks.
3. Write your report in past tense, active voice, using quotations and observations, not conclusions. Write your own actions in 1st person (I asked Suzy what happened), and the helper’s story in 3rd person (He/She/They said it was a sunny day). Note that for DIRECT QUOTATIONS, you must write exactly what the person said, exactly as they said it. Do not change the verb tenses or pronouns that the person used in speaking to you. Put quotation marks around all direct quotes.
4. Carefully proof-read your report. Put it aside, then re-read it. Double-check your punctuation and capitalization, especially the punctuation of your quotations. Check for complete sentences and required information (content). Make sure it is written using first and third person, active voice, in past tense. Please make sure your report is double-spaced so there is room for comments.

1. Research Paper
For this course, I will accept three different types of original research papers: case study,
empirical analysis, or theoretical analysis. Your paper should have a clear link to what we cover
in this course (lectures and readings).

General Approach
(a) Focus on a common practice of modern firms
Examples: advertising, price discrimination
(b) Focus on a common feature of modern markets
Examples: role of new technology, government regulation

After choosing one of the two general approaches above, you should decide whether you want to
do a case study, an empirical analysis, or a theoretical analysis within that general approach.

(a) A Common Practice of Modern Firms
Select a firm practice that interests you. In preparation for undertaking the research, you should
evaluate the industries and major firms to which this practice appears to be important. Compare
and contrast: why is this practice more prevalent in one industry than another? Why does firm X
adopt this practice more than firm Y?
Brainstorming in this manner should lead you to some interesting research topics.
For a case study, you should examine a particular instance of this practice by a firm (or a select
group of firms) in an industry. In general, you should pick an instance where the practice raises
some public policy concerns. As you are choosing a single instance, I will expect a detailed,
micro-level analysis, along the same lines as the case studies presented in The Antitrust
Revolution.
For an empirical study, you should collect data on firms and/or industries in which these
practice occur in differing amount or form. Use the data to measure either the determinants of the
practice (what are the factors that lead firms to adopt this practice) or the impact of the practice
on firm/industry performance. An ideal paper would examine both. The main constraints would
be [1] the availability of relevant data and [2] familiarity with econometrics and econometrics
software.
For a theoretical study, you can do one of two things: you can either write a literature review
on the recent models proposed by academic economists to explain some aspect of the chosen
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firm practice or write your own model (can and most likely will be an extension of an existing
model). The first option will require you to read and synthesize quite a few academic papers,
some of which will be technical in nature. The second option will require you to gain familiarity
with the analytical tools of modern economics, including constrained optimization and game
theory.

(b) A Common Feature of Modern Markets
This approach is similar to (a) above but focuses on a market feature instead of a firm practice.

Requirements
The outline should be approximately 2-3 pages and the paper should be approximately 12-15
pages (doubled-spaced, 12-point font, and 1-inch margins).
I expect the paper to be well-written. Properly document your paper and use formal citation
practices. As a warning, I will prosecute plagiarism to the fullest extent. I do not mind you using
research or information from another source as long as you properly cite it.
A good reference on how to properly cite your sources is the MLA Handbook for Writers of
Research Papers, available in the Langson Library Reference Collection. Related information is
also available online in the MLA Formatting and Style Guide provided by Purdue Online Writing
Lab, located at:
https://owl.purdue.edu/owl/research_and_citation/mla_style/mla_formatting_and_style_guide/ml
a_formatting_and_style_guide.html.