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Choose either the video on gasoline baths or the article on how crossing the border became a crime. Prepare a response in which you identify two factors that were previously unknown to you. You can also discuss how the information in these pieces challenges or reinforces what you learned from your reading this week. Your response should be at least 200 words and in paragraph form (no bullet points, please).

1- title of the proposal : influence of personality traits on consumer preference in a fashion industry : Can clothes represent personality traits?
2- Introduction :
this section should :
– set out the aims and objectives of the reasearch (or reasearch questions)
– explain why this an interesting or worthwhile topic for your reasearch
3- rationale and literature review :
– briefly identify existing literature on this topic that relate to your research
– say how the dissertation will add to this existing body of work
– how is your work original ?
4- methodology
– identify the research design and the research methods that you think will be used
– identify the type of data that will be collected, and the sources of this
– justify the choice of design and methods
5- References :
– list of keys articles/ reading which will inforrm your investigation
6- chapter outline
– this section should indicate how your final dissertation be presented/ structured

For this assignment, you will collect, analyze, and synthesize data from a variety of sources to gain an understanding of family strengths, values, and needs related to physical and social determinants of health to promote the health and well-being of the family unit.

For this assignment:
Enter Sentinel City and click the map to locate the Health Department. Enter the Health Department and walk into the interview room. Once you enter the room, the Family Support Assessment Form will be available.
Complete the Family Support Assessment Form by asking the client predetermined questions. Be sure to fill out the entire form. You can repeat the assessment, if needed. Click on Save and Review to open a PDF. Make any needed changes. Save the PDF to your computer. In the simulation, when the form is completed, click Submit. ( this part i have attached it in the attachment..please take a look)
Then, outside of Sentinel City, develop a determinants of health assessment to address the potential concerns for this family.
Which determinants of health do you think this family reflects and why?
Select a health theory you have learned about that could explain this family’s actions and beliefs. (*** you can use social cognitive theory or health belief model)
What are some potential future issues that could impact this family based on your assessment?
What interventions could be used to assist this family? What did you learn from completing this assessment in Sentinel City?
Your assessment should be two to three pages in length (excluding cover page and reference page), and you should use at least two references. Your textbook can be one of the sources.
Use current APA Style to style your paper and to cite your sources. Your sources should be integrated into the paragraphs. Use internal citations pointing to evidence in the literature and supporting your ideas. You will need to include a reference page listing those sources.
Attach the PDF Family Support Assessment and your Word doc written assessment as attachments when submitting this assignment.
the book i m using for this class is
Edberg, M. (2013). Essentials
of Health Behavior. [VitalSource Bookshelf]. Retrieved
from https://online.vitalsource.com/#/books/9781284061277/
for the class
PH 511 Health Promotion and Social & Behavioral Health Sciences

Week 6 Case study Assignment
Please review the Mini case named “Your 401(k) Account at East coast Yachts” available as attached and complete the 3 questions.
In your 2-3 page analysis, be sure to thoroughly answer the questions presented with a strong supporting rationale. Be sure to compose your analysis in APA format with a title page, introduction, and conclusion.
If applicable, include:
references cited in text and in the reference section
appropriate calculations and critical thought
the financial statement of cash flows and the accounting statement of cash flows
any additional documentation or information to support your analysis

***Each
Case Study Analysis must be presented in paragraph form using current APA
formatting (Times New Roman, 12-point font, 1 margins and double-spaced) and
include both a title and reference page. The body of each analysis will consist
of 23 pages and will require a minimum of 23 scholarly references.

*** You must also include Scriptures
to explain and defend your stance.

Read this New York Times
article on Juuling/Vaping, “Did Juul Lure Teenagers and Get Customers for
Life?”
You
may need to copy and paste the following URL into your browser to view it:
**** https://www.nytimes.com/2018/08/27/science/juul-vaping-teen-marketing.html
Read
the attached peer-reviewed article on Juuling/Vaping, “JUULING:
What kids dont know will hurt them”
You
may need to copy and paste the following URL into your browser to view it:

**** https://www.contemporarypediatrics.com/pediatrics/juuling-what-kids-dont-know-will-hurt-them
OUTLINE:
1. The
Issues
a. Summarize
the issue of Juuling
b. What
are the health implications for using this substance?
c. What
are the moral/biblical implications of using this substance?
d. What
societal issues are of concern with use of this substance?
2. Public
Health Intervention and Education
a. Select
two additional scholarly articles about Juuling/Vaping and present
evidence-based interventions about how to best prevent youth from
smoking/Juuling/Vaping
Here is
an additional link to the American Academy of Pediatrics Juuling Fact
Sheet that provides helpful information and resources.
You may need to copy and paste the following URL into
your browser to view it:
https://www.healthychildren.org/English/health-issues/conditions/tobacco/Pages/Juuling-Get-the-Facts.aspx

Here are the questions
Please make sure that each has a 100 word counts Please and thank you.
1. What are the pros and cons of internal versus external job candidates?
2. What should employers keep in mind when using Internet sites to find job candidates?

Review the Following Case Study :
Part IThe Grandparents Arrive
Dave pulled the cell phone out of his pocket, cursing himself for not putting it on vibrate. The children, Jason and Laura, were both asleep, and he knew that the rest of the day would not be fun if they were awakened from their naps.
Hi, Dave. Were just a few minutes away, said his father. OK, see you soon.
Dave looked at his wife Jen, who smiled. Come now, Dave, you know your Mom and Dad. Theres no stopping them once they get going; driving 1200 miles in one day. I guess theyre impatient to see their granddaughter. Mom never got over the fact that her hip replacement was scheduled at the same time that Laura was born.
I know, Jen. She takes being the only grandmother very seriously.
A car pulled into the driveway and Dave and Jen went out to greet their visitors. They all crept into the house and sat in the kitchen quietly drinking coee. His mother was breathing heavily, which made Dave recall his childhood and what it had been like to grow up with an asthmatic mother.
Hi Grandpa, said Jason, as he ran into the kitchen in his pajamas. Hi, big guy. Wow, youve grown. How old are you, now?
Jason smiled as he held up four ngers. He extended both arms so that his grandfather could lift him onto his lap. He stood on his grandfathers legs and looked over his shoulder for presents.
Everything stopped when they heard crying from upstairs. Lets wait and see if she goes back to sleep.
They all sat quietly, but the crying got worse. Both women stood up.
Ill get her, Mom. She is beginning to recognize faces, and I dont want to start you o on the wrong foot. Come on, buddy, lets go out to the car and see what we brought you from Florida.
Dave watched his father and son walking hand-in-hand out the front door, as his wife and daughter come into the kitchen. His mothers arms went out and he could see the pleasure in her eyes when she held her granddaughter. Laura was holding a stued toy bear in her arms.
My goodness, is that your old bear, Dave?
Yes. We found it in one of the boxes you gave me, and Laura latched onto it. Its a bit dusty, but weve been afraid to wash it because it may fall apart.
Laura giggled as her grandmother cooed to her while carrying her around the kitchen. Should you be doing that? Dave asked his mother. With your hip and all.
Im ne, just a little breathless. Guess Im a little out of shape for babies.
She gave Laura back to her mother and sat down. Her breathing was labored, and Dave recognized the signs of an oncoming asthma attack. He rushed to the door and shouted to his father to get the nebulizer.
Dave could hear his mothers wheezing as she tried to breathe out. He never understood why it was more dicult for asthmatics to breathe out than breathe in, and why exhaling took so much longer than inhaling. His father calmly placed the liquid medicine into the nebulizer cup, plugged in the machine, and turned on the compressor. He helped his wife hold the mask to her face.
Soon, her breathing was regular; deeper than normal, but regular.
Jen noticed that Jason was alarmed, and she wondered whether he had forgotten that his grandmother had had some attacks during their last visit.
Its okay, Jason, she said. Grandma sometimes has a problem with her breathing. But you can see that her medicine makes her better quickly.
Jason looked relieved and smiled.
Part IIThat Night
Im glad they went to bed early, said Dave. They look really tired.
Yes, agreed, Jen. They really shouldnt have done the entire trip in one day. Florida to New Jersey in 22 hours; must be a record.
Poor Muy, said Jen as she looked down at the old cat curled up in her lap. Hes lost his favorite sleeping spot on the spare bed. Hell have to camp out in our room while your parents are here.
He smells like tuna. I caught him in the recycling again, and I think he cut his nose on an aluminum can. Jen smiled. She had been given Muy as a kitten, long before she knew her husband.
Upstairs, Daves parents, tired from the long day, were sleeping.
Hours later, Daves father woke from a deep sleep. His wifes breathing was labored, and she was wheezing.
Are you okay, Barb? He knew that his wife was awake, but he did not wait for an answer. He opened the bedroom door and turned the light on in the bathroom. He set up the nebulizer, carried it into the bedroom, and gave the mask to his wife as he plugged it into the outlet. Her breathing became more regular, but it was fast; she was wheezing and seemed anxious. Even in the dim light, Barb looked pale.
I have this pain in my chest and neck, John, and its making its way down my left arm.
He reached for her hand and it felt cold and sticky. He placed his nger on the inside of her wrist and felt her pulse racing.
I think we need to go to the hospital, Barb.
I know, but the pain gets worse when I move. It was just an ache before you went to the bathroom, but now it really hurts and I feel like I am going to pass out.
Dave knocked on the open bedroom door and entered his parents room. His father was dressed and his mother was clearly distressed.
I heard Mom coughing. Is everything okay?
Im not sure. This is the worst attack shes ever had. I think we need to get her to the hospital.
Dave pulled on some clothes and in no time he and his father had his mother in the backseat of the car. The hospital was only a few miles away.
Do you have any tissues, Dad?
John passed a box of tissues to his son. He could hear Barbara coughing, and pushed down on the gas peddle.
Part IIIThe Hospital
John pulled up in front of the hospital and opened the back door of his car. He saw Dave holding a bloody tissue as they picked up his wife and carried her into the Emergency Room. The nurse saw the two men holding the older woman and the blood on the tissue, and ushered them into a cubicle.
The nurse put a clip on Barbaras nger and turned on the heart monitor. The two men could hear the fast beeping sounds and saw 95 bpm appear in the lower right corner next to the heart icon. The nurse started an IV, and took Barbaras blood pressure (90/58). Finally, she put a plastic ring around Barbaras head and a tube up each nostril.
Whats that for? asked John, concerned for his wife.
Its called a nasal cannula. Its used to administer oxygen, should the doctor decide that its necessary.
The nurse stepped back when the doctor entered the cubicle and she began to examine Barbara. John told her about the asthma attack that afternoon, and the second unusual attack that had happened in the last hour.
Did your wife complain of chest pain?
Yes, she said that it was in her chest, neck and left arm. I thought that she was having a heart attack. That is possible, continued the doctor. Are your wifes legs usually swollen?
John explained that his wifes legs often swelled when they took road trips because they were in the habit of driving long distances without stopping. The doctor frowned at John.
Did you notice that the swelling is worse in her right leg?
No doctor, replied John. But her right hip was replaced about six months ago. Your wife had major surgery, and you drove how far?
That was my fault, said Barbara. My granddaughter was born around the time I had my hip surgery, and I wanted so desperately to see her.
If my initial prognosis is correct, the doctor continued, you may be staying here for a few days. She reached down and turned on the ow of oxygen through the nasal cannula, and made notes on a chart.
An orderly will take you to your room. Ill schedule you for some tests.
The bed was pushed out of the cubicle and John went to follow. The doctor turned to John and continued, Perhaps you should go to Admissions while we get your wife settled in. I am afraid theres a mountain of paperwork waiting for you.
Part IVTests, Tests, and More Tests
John held his wifes hand. The hip replacement surgery had worried her, but at least she understood what was going on. Tests using computers and X-rays were something else because she did not understand them. He smiled as he remembered how she would spend hours on the Internet doing research before surgery.
I didnt know that they could do another X-ray so soon after the ones I had for the surgery, but the technician said that it was necessary to rule out a lot of possibilities. Did you go on the Internet, as I asked you? What did you nd out about the V/Q scan I had? Barbara asked John.
The Internet is a wonderful, thing, Barb. I think I may be your rst convert, said John as a fumbled in his pocket. He put on his glasses and read his notes on the folder paper.
Did they get you to inhale a powder and take pictures, and then take more pictures after they injected something into your vein? asked John.
Yes. The technician said that they were radioactive tracers, but the radiation was at such low levels that it was not dangerous.
Well, that sounds right. This ventilation quantication scan, or V/Q scan as you called it, allows them to see air ow and blood ow through your lungs, said John.
They seemed to get the results quick enough, because then they took me for a spiral CT scan, which apparently takes a bunch of x-rays and then uses a computer to make a 3-dimensional picture of me! Its really amazing what they can do these days.
What I dont understand, Barbara continued, is why they scanned my legs with the CT and then did an ultrasound. I know my legs are swollen, perhaps a little worse than usual, but they always swell up after long car trips.
John stood up and walked around the bed. He picked up the chart hanging on the bottom of the bed and glanced at the notes written when his wife was admitted.
Test
Barbara
Normal
ECG
Normal (fast)
Normal
Heart rate (b/m)
95
60-100
Blood pressure
90/58
120/80
Arterial PO2
78
100
Arterial PCO2
45
40
Blood pH
7.25
7.35-7.45
Blood creatine phosphokinase-
2.7 nanograms/mL
3 nanograms/mL
Blood troponin-I
1.9 micrograms/L
<3 micrograms/L Breathing rate 20; labored 8-12 Breathing sounds Wheezing Asthmatic Yes Please discuss this case. Feel free to post more than once. You should post at the minimum answers to 3 of the following questions. Posts need to be at least 200 words in length. 1. What do the ECG and the blood levels of creatine phosphokinase-2 and troponin-I tell you about the likelihood that Barbara had a heart attack? 2. Why are Barbaras arterial PO2, PCO2, and pH values dierent from normal? 3. Are your ideas consistent with her blood pressure and heart rate? 4. What conditions cause contraction of the bronchiole smooth muscle or pulmonary arteriole smooth muscle? 6. Why did the doctor ask for a CT scan and ultrasound of Barbaras legs? 7. With Barbaras symptoms in mind, and the tests that were performed, do you wish to speculate about her condition? Case from the National Center for Case Study Teaching in Science. THIS WILL BE TURNED INTO turnitin.com . Thank you

Part 1:Discuss the key components of a Functional Behavior Assessment (FBA). Then, explain the key components of a Behavioral Intervention Plan (BIP). Defend your rationale for monitoring and adjusting the plan, and then explain why it is important, and why it is also critical to conduct an FBA before developing a BIP. Be sure to explain why Step 6 in an FBA is crucial and how it can be performed through observations.
Part 2:Discuss the key issues in developing a Social Skills Lesson. Be sure to justify why self-monitoring or self-direction is crucial to teaching students with EBD, and how it can be implemented into a Social Skills Lesson.
Part 3:As a special education leader in your district, you have been asked to identify a process or procedure that appropriately and effectively addresses emotional and behavioral needs presented by students with EBD. Evaluate the Life Space Crisis Intervention model. As a special education leader in the school, argue in support of, or against, the implementation of this program for use with the school’s EBD population. Use at least two scholarly peer-reviewed sources to support your position.

The Philadelphia Urban ACE study was a quantitative research study. Think about how you might expand the study to use a mixed methods approach by adding a qualitative component to the study. For the first part of your initial post, answer the following questions:
How would you select participants for the qualitative portion of the study? How many would you select?
What would your data collection process look like?
What information do you think you would be able to obtain that would add value to the study?
What interview questions would you ask her? List 3-5 open-ended questions.
Review the Widener Social Work Shared Case
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and pretend that Anita is one of the
participants who volunteered for the qualitative portion of your study.
For the second part of your initial post, answer the following question:
What interview questions would you ask her? List 3-5 open-ended questions.

Second Essay: Oryx & Crake
1500 words; double-spaced Times New Roman 12 pt. font; MLA style citation & format, Works Cited page.
Write an essay on Margaret Atwood’s Oryx & Crake, on a theme that you explore in your first paper.
First, identify a major theme from your first paper.
Writer: The theme will be judgement.
Then, craft an essay topic related to Oryx & Crake, on that same theme.- judgement
You will need to arrive at a thesis about Oryx & Crake by the time you write this paper; the thesis needs to be specific & arguable, and to appear at the end of your intro.
In addition to these instructions, you will need to find and use one academic article about Oryx & Crake by a literary critic, relating to the theme you are exploring in the novel. You can use this article to support your argument, or you can disagree with it.
Remember, this essay is on Oryx & Crake only, and will not have any mention of the first paper.