Best Writer

Journal: Please go there at least twice a week for the next several weeks (minimum 6 visits over at least 3 weeks). Go there at various times of the day and in different weather conditions. Don’t be afraid to sit in the rain, wind, or cold. I would like you to write a journal entry each time you visit your special place. Also, at least once, you should take a picture, do a drawing, or include some other kind of visual artistic depiction of the area you are visiting. You can write these journal entries while you are there or as reflections once you return home (there is preferred) Here are a few suggestions for your journaling:
How do you feel in this place? What state of mind arises in you here?
What is the nature of your relationship with this place?
What relationship do you perceive your community has with this place?
How do you experience, if at all, healing in this place?
What are some of the relationships you observe in this place?
What sensations do you notice when you are here?
What do you feel compelled to write about when you are in this special place?

I need to you to calculate the following:
– T-test with graphs or table
– Pearson’s correlation with graphs or table
– Graphs with Error bars with graphs

Explain the correlation of tricep size and maximum push up based on your calculations and findings from the t-test and pearson correlation
(USE GOOGLE SPREADSHEET!!!)

Length: 3 pages minimum for the body of the paper

12-point font

Double Spaced

Citation page at the end of the paper (not included in the body page count)

Proper grammar, spelling, punctuation are minimum requirements

The required content is underlined and may be presented in any order

The student will select a scene from a film/movie that incorporates music. There are no restrictions on the song/piece you select (era, language, etc.)

Include a biographical profile of your artist/composer/performer.

From before biblical times to the present, people have realized that creative works are always based on something that was made previously. An important portion of the research paper is about tracing the origins of the music you have selected to write about.

Your task is to identify 4 (four) generations of “influencers” on the person or persons responsible for the music you are researching. The influencers can be individuals or groups. This is a sort of exercise in “time travel” – you will be talking about musicians related to your artist(s) that were active at least 40 years ago.

A generation can be considered a period that spans 15-20 years (Boomers, Millennials, Gen X, Gen Y, and so on…) For this task, a unit of a decade/10 years is sufficient as there is an observable acceleration of shortened style periods, especially in the arts. Use the interval of 10 – 20 years to qualify an influencer as being of a previous generation. The farther back you can trace influence, the better – historical context matters.

When you have identified an influencer, write a paragraph (or more if you like), and include biographical information about that person/those people and their works/career.

The influencers may not all be musicians/songwriters/composers – you may find that an author, a visual artist, or some person that is involved in some creative field is cited as being an inspiration. If that “non-musician” is clearly an important influencer, follow that path of discovery, provide the biographical information, and talk about their works. For example, a popular band of the late 70s and early 80s, considered to be “cutting edge/avant-garde,” took a great deal of inspiration from a film made in 1932 called, “The Island of Lost Souls” which was based on a novel written by H.G. Wells. The novel was written in 1896 and was titled “The Island of Dr. Moreau” – the band was DEVO.

Another example:

These are the names only – you must include the paragraph(s) of additional information.

Childish Gambino (Donald Glover) was influenced by

Outkast influenced by (90s)

Parliament-Funkadelic influenced by (the late 60s – 70s) influenced by

James Brown (60s)

Analyze your music selection and discuss:

Rhythm

Melody

Harmony

Form

Lyrics (text if present)

Instrumentation/Orchestration

Explain why or how you selected your topic.

Grading:

If you do not include the required information (underlined), then the paper is automatically a “below average” effort.

The letter grade that represents below average is “D”

If you skip or leave out the required information, your best grade will be “D”

You are a police detective who uses a known criminal as an informant. What if she continued to commit petty crime but also helped you to apprehend criminal who committed more serious crimes? Would you continue to use the informant? Why or why not?
1) Your response should be in-depth to fully develop your answer. Defend your position with concrete examples from the textbook and real-life cases, if applicable. See the samples provided

After learning from all the modules in this course, explore how the different principles of consumer psychology has helped you further understand your own buying habits or the buying habits of the people that you know.

Develop Good Habits. (2019, February 6). Hedonic Treadmill Theory: 7 ways to resist Hedonic adaptation and create lasting happiness [Video]. YouTube. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7b7fOqPfnaw (8:06)
Schroeder, J. (2020, November 27). Hitting pause on the Hedonic treadmill. Incognito Money Scribe. https://incognitomoneyscribe.com/2020/11/27/hitting-pause-on-the-hedonic-treadmill/
Stanborough, R.J. (2020, October 2). What to know about the Hedonic treadmill and your happiness. Healthline. https://www.healthline.com/health/hedonic-treadmill
Psychology Today. (n.d.) Hedonic treadmill. https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/basics/hedonic-treadmill
Partick, W.L. (2018, October 19). Would winning the lottery really change your life? Psychology Today. https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/why-bad-looks-good/201810/would-winning-the-lottery-really-change-your-life
abc4utah. (2020, September 4). Tracking consumer behavior [Video]. YouTube. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zEtGGsmEwAk (3:16)After learning from all the modules in this course, explore how the different principles of consumer psychology has helped you further understand your own buying habits or the buying habits of the people that you know.

CNBC International. (2019, March 7). Stores are starting to track your every move | CNBC reports [Video]. YouTube. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oLedMqa_uGo (6:33)

This assignment asks you to consider how the cultural disruptions of the COVID-19 global pandemic and its subsequent lockdowns have influenced the way we HEAR visual cultural activities. Many public cultural activities we used to take for granted, such as going to the movies and the theater, watching sporting events in bars and pubs, and going to the events themselves, have been severely curtailed in the past year. This has had a direct, if not necessarily clear, impact on how we experience the sonic contexts of these activities.

The student will choose an ethical or cultural issue and prepare a five-minute presentation on what they believe a proper Christian response to it should be. The topic you choose will determine which day you are presenting on, topics is immigration. The presentation should contain at least two points in favor of the student’s position, one argument against it, and a response to that argument.
The presentation should contain at least three sources. The student will submit an outline of their presentation to the professor the day before.

Urgent Case Study: Decision to recall motor vehicles across Australia that were fitted with Takata airbags due to extreme safety risks. More than three million vehicles are affected and one in four Australian are fitted with these faulty airbags.

Word count: 600 words (+/-10%) and must include any references both throughout and at the end of the answer. References are not included in the word count.

Citation Style: Please use the Harvard style (the ‘in-text’) of referencing

Links below can be used for research:
https://www.smh.com.au/topic/takata-airbag-scandal-1n7m
https://www.productsafety.gov.au/recalls/compulsory-takata-airbag-recall/takata-airbag-recalls-list
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2018-02-28/airbag-recall-to-affect-2.7-million-australian-vehicles/949176
https://www.nsw.gov.au/topics/roads-safety-and-rules/safety-updates-for-nsw-road-users/takata-airbag-recall
https://www.mynrma.com.au/cars-and-driving/car-servicing/resources/how-to-find-out-if-your-vehicle-is-included-in-the-takata-airbag-recall
Deadline: Before 24th February 2022 12AM – Australian Eastern Daylight Time (AEDT)

Responses should be both personal AND analytical and focused on developing ways to apply
the ideas from the reading to your academic writing. For your personal exploration, you might
explore answers to a question such as: What do you think of the ideas presented about writing?
For your analytical exploration, you might answer questions such as: What ideas are useful
to you as a writer? How can you apply these ideas to your writing?

Details:
Your assignment is to create a crisis management plan for ACME, Inc. When constructing your plan, think about what needs to be done to protect employees, equipment, and the facilities during a crisis. You should start by defining what is a crisis and what types of events would be covered by your plan. Use your readings this module to guide you. Write this as if you were going to give it to management to use as a basis for a real crisis management plan.

Assume a risk analysis has been completed and approved.

Activation Protocol:
Be sure to include triggers for the crisis management plan, as the natural first response to an emergency is often paralysis. Using levels of urgency as your criterion, define the circumstances that activate a particular crisis response. In addition, explain how to escalate that response, in the event that a crisis turns out to be more serious than it first appeared. Based on the type or location of the incident, the protocol should also direct your staff on how to respond. And, the protocol should establish some type of communication that signals the end of a crisis.

Chain of Command:
Include a crisis management-related organization chart in your plan, so it’s clear who has final authority and who reports to whom. Making a well-defined org chart supports coordination and consistency, which decentralized organizations sometimes struggle to achieve. Depending on the seriousness of the event, your plan may call for additional layers of command. For example, an emergency at one site may activate the response team and leader at that particular site, but a company-wide crisis may require a headquarters crisis team that has regional teams operating underneath it.

Command Center Plan:
Determine what will serve as the base of operations for the team during a crisis. In addition, indicate what supplies and utilities the team will require. In the event that the first command center is unavailable, you will also need to designate a backup command center. Please see below for complete details on setting up a command center.

Response Action Plans:
Perform detailed planning around how you will respond to various scenarios. This planning includes assigning responsibility for each task. Think of these response actions as modular elements that you should employ as the situation requires. Conceptualizing crises in this way makes your crisis management plan adaptable.

“The best plans use an all-hazard approach, meaning you don’t write plans with a specific crisis in mind, but rather with all potential hazards in mind. Using this method ensures that you’ll have a consistent response and a team that’s always ready, regardless of the nature of the incident,” recommends Regina Phelps, Founder of crisis management consulting firm Emergency Management & Safety Solutions.

Internal Communication Plan: Create systems and backup methods for members of the crisis management team to communicate with each other. Collect contact information for all team members as well as anyone they might need to call upon, including outside consultants and subject matter experts. You must also establish ways to disseminate urgent information to all employees, such as using a notification provider to send texts and automated calls or implementing a method for your employees to check in and report their safety and whereabouts. Determine how you will share sensitive news internally, such as a threat to the company’s viability or a loss of life. In addition, don’t forget to establish a schedule and mechanism for updates.

External Communication Plan: Define plans for communicating with the public and key external stakeholders. Appoint a spokesperson. Write detailed instructions, including whom you will notify (e.g., media outlets in a particular geographic area). Also, draft holding statements, the details of which you can fill in later, once you have the relevant information. Prioritize your strategic communication objectives and outline talking points. Make sure your plans align with other communication efforts. Be ready to create a special website or telephone line to answer consumer or community questions.

Resources: Think about everything the crisis management team might need, from hardhats to credit cards and a standby public relations advisor, and line these things up. Information resources will be especially important in a time of crisis. These resources include many kinds of stakeholder agreements, including union contracts, maps of facilities, timelines, flowcharts of key processes and procedures, supplier contracts, benefits information, and more.

Training: Being able to execute your crisis management plan quickly is paramount, and holding drills and exercises with the crisis management team is crucial to that goal. Rehearsals or even tabletop drills can reveal flaws in the plan, and practice will help the crisis team become comfortable with their individual roles and work together. Make sure to stay current by doing regular training. In addition, provide training to other staff members based on their particular jobs, such as showing a warehouse manager how to use a fire extinguisher, explaining to a production associate how to stop an assembly line, or teaching an executive assistant how to respond to a media phone call.

Review: Create a structured review process in order to schedule regular follow-up check-ins regarding your plan. As your business or the risk environment changes, you will need to update your crisis management plan. After an actual crisis, the team should analyze what went well and what did not. Identify important lessons, and implement any necessary changes.

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