Explain how we emotions are experienced and expressed in interpersonal relationships.

1. Explain how we emotions are experienced and expressed in interpersonal relationships. Describe how you, typically, express emotions in your relationships.

2. How do various personal and social influences impact emotional expression in communicative situations? Analyze the various factors the influence whether and how you express your emotions. Is this based on your personality or culture? If so, why or why not?

3. Consider the last time you experience a debilitative emotion associated with an interpersonal relationship. How well were you able to manage it? What does the Bible tell us about sharing our feelings in interpersonal relationships?

Write an introduction outlining the significance of agency in the study of international development and global studies (10 points).

A. Write an introduction outlining the significance of agency in the study of international development and global studies (10 points).
B. Provide an overview of analytical frameworks or theoretical ideas that help us understand local agency (10 points).
C. Explain five different examples of agency covered in class that help you understand international development and global studies through the lens of ‘local agency’. For each theme provide: 1. an explanation of the significance of that theme to agency in international development and global studies; 2. examples from diverse course material (lectures, case studies, guest speakers); 3. references to course readings and other readings you find on the topic (Worth 20 marks);
D. Include a conclusion summarizing the paper (5 marks); and
E. Provide a bibliography of a minimum of 10 sources (minimum of 5 sources from second half of the course since the midterm + 5 additional sources found individually by students to support arguments throughout the paper (5 marks).

Explain why the social work agency chose to use a chi-square statistic to evaluate whether there is a difference between those who participated in the program and those who did not.

Statistical analysis software such as SPSS is a valuable tool that helps researchers perform complex calculations. However, to use such a tool effectively, the study must be well designed. The social worker must understand the study’s purpose and select the most appropriate design. The social worker must correctly represent the relationship being examined and the variables involved. Finally, they must enter those variables correctly into the software package.

In this Assignment, you analyze in detail the decisions made in the Chi-Square case study and the relationship between study design and statistical analysis.

Access the Social Work Case Studies media and navigate to the Chi-Square case study. (transcript attached below)
As you again review the case, this time focus on the purpose of the evaluation, the choice of a chi-square statistic, and the research design. Consider what the statistical results indicate about the program.
Submit a 1-page paper analyzing the relationship between study design and statistical analysis used in the case study.
Explain why you think that the agency created a plan to evaluate the program.
Explain why the social work agency chose to use a chi-square statistic to evaluate whether there is a difference between those who participated in the program and those who did not. (Hint: Think about the level of measurement of the variables.)
Describe the research design in terms of observations (O) and interventions (X) for each group.
Interpret the chi-square output data and provide support for your interpretation. (Hint: Review the value.) What do the data say about the program?