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Locate five published articles that have used case studies as the research method in osocial media behavior.
After locating your articles, report on each study as noted below:
Report the full reference in APA style
Interpret the aim of each study.
Explain the focus of the case in each case study.
Explain the method of collecting data (e.g., face-to-face interview, focus group).
Report the sample size.
Explain why the authors chose to use the case study approach. If the authors did not justify their use of the case study approach, offer your reasons for the authors’ selected method.
Conclude with any new or unexpected findings from each study. If the authors did not report this directly, what do you think the new or unexpected information was? It is acceptable to indicate that you did not believe a study added anything new, but be sure to justify your arguments.

This writing project needs to be talked about how blind of visually impaired people can play monoply and how this game can be design for visually impaired people. Follow the research paper attached “Adaptation Guidelines” paper to write it. Specially section 4 of the paper. Include the guidelines and assisttive technology from that section.

First read the PDF file. Answer the questions in the Requirement document. You do not need to write a case report – Just providing the answers to each question in the document is sufficient.

Please be careful not to use any borrowings from websites such as CHEGG or COURSE HERO.

Select a film to view from the list provided and write up a 3 page reaction paper
using sociological insight as related to race/ethnic and or minority groups. In your
discussion you should place emphasis on the application of sociological concepts /
theory / paradigms in order to understand the material. You can focus your discussion
on a particular interpersonal relationship, an individual character relating to larger
society / institutions, or group relations. Also, take special note of dominant/subordinate
group dynamics, and provide historical context which gives insight to the problem
exposed in the film.
A good paper will discuss a scene from the film (roughly 2 sentences) and
describe it in sociological terms. Use the text to define the conceptualized or applied
term, then use the scholarly journal articles to support your claim with current research,
and incorporating any facts and figures that may be appropriate from the book or journal
articles. You should also use an academic book from the library to expose the social
and historical context in which the situation arises. Keep in mind the grading rubric
when writing your paper to make sure you are satisfying the requirements. Make sure to
use your textbook as a reference along with at least 2 scholarly articles and 2 academic
books (4). This paper is not a report on the film, remember your instructor has already
viewed all of these films and does not need a recap. This is your opportunity to apply
what you’ve learned in class/es to a real (documentary) / fictional scenario.
You absolutely need to read and apply the chapter text concerning the
characters/subjects you are evaluating in the film. Hence if you are evaluating G.I. Jane,
you need to consider the chapter entitled “Women the Oppressed Majority” and apply
the some of the concepts from that chapter although you are not limited to only that
chapter.

You should be using at least 2 scholarly articles as reference for your project and 2 academic books, 4 references in total.
If you need help finding resources for your project please email me and write to me with your thoughts on the direction of your paper. I’m happy to make suggestions concerning articles or selecting a book. One of the books you use to write your project should be your textbook.
For example, if you selected the film, “G.I. Jane.” you would want to use chapter 15 “Women the Oppressed Majority,” and include terms like sexism, misogyny, prejudice, discrimination, glass ceiling, patriarchy and conflict or feminist theories.

All quotes must be encapsulated in quotation marks.

The paper is to be double spaced, with 1″ margins all around, Times New Roman, 12 pitch; supported by a minimum of 5 academic peer reviewed sources.

The paper is to be in APA format 7th edition and the body of the paper is to be between 8 and 12 pages. The body of the paper does not include the title page, table of contents, appendix, quotes, or references. Abstracts should be included, but do not count as part of the body of the paper

Definition:
The term “Dialectic” means the “art or practice of arriving at the truth by using conversation involving question and answer.” Think of your dialectical journal as a series of conversations with the text. The process is meant to help you develop a better understanding of the text. Use your journal to incorporate your personal responses to the texts and your ideas about the themes being covered. You will find that it is a useful way to process what you are reading and to prepare yourself to gather textual evidence for your research paper.
SAMPLE DIALECTICAL JOURNAL
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Requirements:
Record the page number of the chosen passages.
You must have a minimum of 10 entries for each assigned section.
Page numbers MUST be in numerical order
Your entries must cover all assigned chapters equally
Number each passage.
In the right column, write your responses to the text (ideas/insights, questions, reflections, and comments on each passage).
Number each response so that it corresponds with the noted passage
You must label your responses using the following codes:
(Q) Question- ask about something in the passage that is unclear
(C) Connect- make a connection to your life, the world, or another text
(P) Predict- anticipate what will occur based on what’s in the passage
(CL) Clarify- answer earlier questions or confirm/disaffirm a prediction
(R) Reflect- think deeply about what the passage means in a broad sense- not just to the characters in the story/author of the article. What conclusions can you draw about the world, about human nature, or just the way things work?
(RE) Respond- What did you, the reader like or dislike about the passage? Why were you drawn to it? What was the emotional response you had to the words? Was this intentional?
(A) Analyze- Why was this quote placed in the chapter, at this point? How is it purposeful by the author?
(E) Evaluate- make a judgment about what the author is trying to say
Choosing passages from the text:
Look for quotes that seem significant, powerful, thought provoking, or puzzling. For example, you might record:
Effective &/or creative uses of stylistic or literary devices
Passages that remind you of your own life or something you’ve seen before
Structural shifts or turns in the plot
A passage that makes you realize something you hadn’t seen before
Examples of patterns: recurring images, ideas, colors, symbols, or motifs
Passages with confusing language or unfamiliar vocabulary
Events you find surprising or confusing
Passages that illustrate a particular character or setting
Responding to the text:
You can respond to the text in a variety of ways. The most important thing to remember is that your observations should be specific and detailed.
Basic Responses
Raise questions about the beliefs and values implied in the text
Give your personal reactions to the passage
Discuss the words, ideas, or actions of the author or character(s)
Tell what it reminds you of from your own experiences
Write about what it makes you think or feel
Agree or disagree with the character or the author
Sample Sentence Starters:
I really don’t understand this because…
I really dislike/like this because
I think the author is trying to say that…
This passage reminds me of a time in my life when…
If I were (name of character) at this point I would…
This part doesn’t make sense because…
This character reminds me of (name of person) because…
Higher Level Responses
Analyze the text for use of literary devices (tone, structure, style, imagery)
Make connections between different characters or events in the text
Make connections to a different text (or film, song, etc…)
Discuss the words, ideas, or actions of the author or character(s)
Consider an event or description from the perspective of a different character
Analyze a passage and its relationship to the story as a whole

Please write one thoughtful question for discussion based on the corresponding readings that I have added into the files section. You must address the two readings in the preamble.

Your questions must include preamble to the question. It is often smart and productive to write a preamble to a question. That preamble might be a short intellectual history of your questions, it might contextualize the text you are working with or refer to points in the text. Don’t make this preamble so long that no one can excavate the original question. However, if you can answer your question while you are writing it, you probably need to just state your point of view and move on to another, related question. Questions that rely on a simple Yes or No answer are prohibited. Your preamble and questions may respond to one or many readings and preferably at least two or more.

The readings are included in the files section please use them to write the preamble based on the question