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  • Write an essay about therapy pets

    Write an essay about the process of getting a therapy pet and how people benefit from having a therapy pet. – Needs to be 5-7 paragraphs – Needs to be in third-person – Needs to have in-text citations and a works cited page – Must have at least 3 sources to support information.

  • Disseminating Research

    TO PREPARE Review your research proposal. While doing so, consider one thing you learned that would be helpful to your social work colleagues. This could relate to the literature you read on your topic, how you approached the research proposal, or a concept or process you found particularly enlightening. Think critically about your proposed research and how, if the study were conducted, it might inform social work practice. Consider any limitations. By Day 3 Share a key takeaway from your research proposal with your colleagues. Then, explain how your proposed research would inform social work practice. Finally, identify what you perceive as the potential limitations of your proposed study and how you might address those if you were to conduct the study. Please support your response with external sources (i.e., cite and reference). Researchers disseminate their findings formally through a variety of methods. The most common include professional papers, conference sessions, publication in professional, peer-reviewed journals, and dissertations. Researchers can also disseminate their findings informally by networking with colleagues. Both formal and informal methods can create opportunities for practice improvement and social change. In this final Discussion, you share your research informally by identifying a key idea or piece of information from your research proposal. You also connect your study to social work practice, and identify any limitations that might exist. Required Readings Yegidis, B. L., Weinbach, R. W., & Myers, L. L. (2018). Research methods for social workers (8th ed.). Pearson. Chapter 14: Writing the Research Report and Disseminating Research Findings (pp. 313-329) OASIS. (n.d.). Critical reading for analysis and comparison. Walden University. Required Media Walden University, LLC. (2021). Research and social change [Video]. Walden University Blackboard. Time Estimate: 2 minutes

  • Sky Armour Industries aluminum

    Follow instructions on paper and make sure when you answer there are in text citations correctly. word document written. EXCEL SPREADSHEET INCLUDED AS WELL AS summary.

    Attached Files (PDF/DOCX): unit 5 (ctu online advance cost accounting ) Sky Armour Industries Aluminum 2826.pdf

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  • Health literacy assessment

    Please explain the pamphlet to a fifth grader using the smog information and the rubric. also attach the pamphlet and the smog picture into this essay.

    STEPS: Analyzed, evaluated, and explained all three components of the SMOG Analysis for each of the risk populations. Analyze the results and present report findings. Evaluate the appropriateness of the literacy level of the education resource for the three identified at risk populations. Explain and justify SMOG recommendations to enhance the readability of the educational material for the three identified at risk populations.

    RUBRIC:

    NSG 3480 Health Literacy AssessmentCriteriaRatingsPts

    This criterion is linked to a Learning Outcome

    Health Literacy Defined with scholarly source. CSLO 4

    threshold: 1515 pts

    Excellent – The definition of health literacy is thorough and is supported by professional/ scholarly source.

    12 pts

    Satisfactory – The definition of health literacy is minimal, but is supported by professional/ scholarly source.

    9 pts

    Needs Improvement – The definition of health literacy is provided, but is not supported by professional/ scholarly source.

    0 pts

    Unsatisfactory – The definition of health literacy is not provided.

    / 15 pts

    This criterion is linked to a Learning Outcome

    Impact Analyze the impact of low literacy on health promotion and health education with a scholarly source. CSLO 1, 3, 4

    threshold: 2020 pts

    Excellent – The analysis of the impact of low literacy on health promotion and health education is thorough and is supported by professional/ scholarly source.

    15 pts

    Satisfactory – The analysis of the impact of low literacy on health promotion is minimal, but is supported by professional/ scholarly source.

    12 pts

    Needs Improvement – The analysis of the impact of low literacy on health promotion and health education is provided, but is not supported by professional/ scholarly source.

    0 pts

    Unsatisfactory – The analysis of the impact of low literacy on health promotion and health education is not provided.

    / 20 pts

    This criterion is linked to a Learning Outcome

    At Risk Populations Identify three at risk populations utilizing community demographics and risk factors. CSLO 1, 3, 5

    threshold: 2525 pts

    Excellent – Identified and discussed three at risk populations for low health literacy utilizing community demographics and risk factors.

    19 pts

    Satisfactory – Identified and discussed two at risk populations for low health literacy utilizing community demographics and risk factors.

    15 pts

    Needs Improvement – Identified and discussed one at risk populations for low health literacy utilizing community demographics and risk factors.

    0 pts

    Unsatisfactory – Did not identify or discuss at risk populations or did not utilize community demographics and risk factors.

    / 25 pts

    This criterion is linked to a Learning Outcome

    SMOG Analysis

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    threshold: 3030 pts

    Excellent – Analyzed, evaluated, and explained all three components of the SMOG Analysis for each of the risk populations. Analyze the results and present report findings. Evaluate the appropriateness of the literacy level of the education resource for the three identified at risk populations. Explain and justify SMOG recommendations to enhance the readability of the educational material for the three identified at risk populations.

    23 pts

    Satisfactory – Analyzed, evaluated, and explained only two components of the SMOG Analysis for each of the risk populations. Analyze the results and present report findings. Evaluate the appropriateness of the literacy level of the education resource for the three identified at risk populations. Explain and justify SMOG recommendations to enhance the readability of the educational material for the three identified at risk populations.

    18 pts

    Needs Improvement – Analyzed, evaluated, and explained only one component of the SMOG Analysis for each of the risk populations. Analyze the results and present report findings. Evaluate the appropriateness of the literacy level of the education resource for the three identified at risk populations. Explain and justify SMOG recommendations to enhance the readability of the educational material for the three identified at risk populations.

    0 pts

    Unsatisfactory – The SMOG analysis, evaluation, and explanation has not provided.

    / 30 pts

    This criterion is linked to a Learning Outcome

    Grammar, Spelling, and APA formatting

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    threshold: 1010 pts

    Excellent – Skillful and proficient writing using appropriate spelling, grammar, punctuation and mechanics, and APA style and formatting of the title page, running head, page numbers, headings in the body of the paper, appropriate in-text reference citations, and reference page. Written in 2-3 double spaced pages.

    8 pts

    Satisfactory – Uses appropriate spelling, grammar, punctuation and mechanics, and APA style and formatting of the title page, headers, page numbers, headings in the body of the paper, appropriate in-text reference citations, and reference page with a few errors or lapses. Written in 2-3 double spaced pages.

    6 pts

    Needs Improvement – Uses appropriate spelling, grammar, punctuation and mechanics, and APA style and formatting of the title page, headers, page numbers, headings in the body of the paper, appropriate in-text reference citations, and reference page with a moderate number of errors or lapses. Written in less than 2 or greater than 3 double spaced pages.

    0 pts

    Unsatisfactory -Does not write effectively using appropriate spelling, grammar, punctuation and mechanics, and APA style and formatting.

    / 10 pts

  • Reading Analysis Journal

    Students are expected to write a comprehensive summary and analysis of the required textbook chapters and supplementary readings. Please note this is not a regurgitation of information, but rather a critical analysis of the material. There is no length requirement, but the entry should be of sufficient length to fully (yet concisely) analyze the material and demonstrate that all readings were read thoroughly.

    Make sure this is not a verbatim summary of the readings and review/analyze ALL supplementary materials; it should be a comprehensive analysis in your own words about the readings, key takeaways and application into the real world, work, etc.

    There should a minimum of 2-3 full paragraphs per piece of material to cover.

    The best approach is to review and analyze each piece of required reading in the module one by one, i.e. chapter, each piece of supplemental material (including all powerpoints, articles and videos). (I provided all the material you need).

    For example, the analysis should be structured as follows:

    Chapter 2, 3, and 6 analysis (not a summary)

    Supplemental Powerpoint/Articles analysis (if any)

    Videos analysis (if any)

    *I added files of pdfs that you need, for Module 2 they are labeled as HOK Future Stadiums)

    Module 2 Videos: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kj7NzATKyik

    Module 3 Videos: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-QXQdI1Xo0o

    Module 6 Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6CwOw6dzb0k

    Module 2 Objectives

    Students will be able to:

    1. Define and understand terminology used in event management, facility management, facility construction, and facility design
    2. Develop an understanding of managerial issues (e.g., building planning, recruitment, selection, compensation, negotiating, hospitality) specific to facility management, maintenance, and design
    3. Develop an appreciation of legal liability and emergency crowd control tactics
    4. Develop a comprehensive knowledge of the historical evolution of sport and recreation facilities in the United States and across the globe
    5. Critically analyze facilities from a scholarly and practical perspective
    6. Understand the main aspects and components of facility renovation treatments (i.e., restoration, reconstruction, rehabilitation, preservation)

    Module 3 Objectives

    Students will be able to:

    • Define and understand terminology used in event management, facility management, facility construction, and facility design
    • Develop an understanding of managerial issues (e.g., building planning, recruitment, selection, compensation, negotiating, hospitality) specific to facility management, maintenance, and design
    • Develop an appreciation of legal liability and emergency crowd control tactics
    • Develop a comprehensive knowledge of the historical evolution of sport and recreation facilities in the United States and across the globe
    • Critically analyze facilities from a scholarly and practical perspective
    • Understand the main aspects and components of facility renovation treatments (i.e., restoration, reconstruction, rehabilitation, preservation)

    Module 6 Objectives

    Students will be able to:

    • Define and understand terminology used in event management, facility management, facility construction, and facility design
    • Develop an understanding of managerial issues (e.g., building planning, recruitment, selection, compensation, negotiating, hospitality) specific to facility management, maintenance, and design
    • Develop an appreciation of legal liability and emergency crowd control tactics
    • Develop a comprehensive knowledge of the historical evolution of sport and recreation facilities in the United States and across the globe
    • Critically analyze facilities from a scholarly and practical perspective
    • Understand the main aspects and components of facility renovation treatments (i.e., restoration, reconstruction, rehabilitation, preservation)

    Attached Files (PDF/DOCX): HOK_Future_Stadiumspptx.pdf

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  • DISCUSSION 2

    Discussion Forum 2

    Pavlovs studies showed how a neutral stimulus could be conditioned to elicit a conditioned response by pairing it with an unconditioned stimulus that already elicited an unconditioned response. This process is called classical (or respondent or Pavlovian) conditioning.

    For example, the sight of a dog (an originally neutral stimulus) may elicit a fear response (a conditioned response) in a person because of a past pairing of seeing a dog with that dogs bite (an unconditioned stimulus) that elicited pain and fear (unconditioned responses). Now, seeing a dog is a conditioned stimulus that produces a conditioned response of fear.

    Please provide your own real-life example of classical conditioning. For a complete answer, you should do the following:

    1. Specify the unconditioned stimulus (US), the unconditioned response (UR), the originally neutral stimulus (NS) that becomes the conditioned stimulus (CS), and the conditioned response (CR).
    1. Describe how the conditioning process occurred.

    Hint: Be sure to review pages 30-32 in Cooper et al. (2020). Table 2.2 on page 30 provides many examples of unconditioned stimuli (USs) and unconditioned responses (URs) in humans. You can pick any type of neutral stimulus (e.g., a location, a piece of clothing, a picture, a word, a person, a toy, a color, etc.) to be paired with one of these USs and then describe how the neutral stimulus (NS) can become a conditioned stimulus (CS) through Pavlovian Conditioning.

    Requirements:

  • DISCUSSION 2

    Discussion Forum 2

    Pavlovs studies showed how a neutral stimulus could be conditioned to elicit a conditioned response by pairing it with an unconditioned stimulus that already elicited an unconditioned response. This process is called classical (or respondent or Pavlovian) conditioning.

    For example, the sight of a dog (an originally neutral stimulus) may elicit a fear response (a conditioned response) in a person because of a past pairing of seeing a dog with that dogs bite (an unconditioned stimulus) that elicited pain and fear (unconditioned responses). Now, seeing a dog is a conditioned stimulus that produces a conditioned response of fear.

    Please provide your own real-life example of classical conditioning. For a complete answer, you should do the following:

    1. Specify the unconditioned stimulus (US), the unconditioned response (UR), the originally neutral stimulus (NS) that becomes the conditioned stimulus (CS), and the conditioned response (CR).
    1. Describe how the conditioning process occurred.

    Hint: Be sure to review pages 30-32 in Cooper et al. (2020). Table 2.2 on page 30 provides many examples of unconditioned stimuli (USs) and unconditioned responses (URs) in humans. You can pick any type of neutral stimulus (e.g., a location, a piece of clothing, a picture, a word, a person, a toy, a color, etc.) to be paired with one of these USs and then describe how the neutral stimulus (NS) can become a conditioned stimulus (CS) through Pavlovian Conditioning.

    Requirements:

  • Epi

    Globalization has significantly impacted the global burden of diabetes, both through direct and indirect mechanisms. The increased interconnectedness of economies and societies has led to shifts in dietary patterns and lifestyles, contributing to the rise in obesity and type 2 diabetes (Hu, 2011).

    Additionally, the globalization of the food industry has facilitated the widespread availability of energy-dense, nutrient-poor foods, often referred to as “globalized unhealthy commodities,” which are linked to an increased risk of diabetes (Hawkes, 2008). Conversely, globalization has also enabled the dissemination of medical knowledge and technology, enhancing diabetes diagnosis, treatment, and management worldwide (Chan et al., 2018).

    These multifaceted effects of globalization on diabetes underscore the importance of considering economic, cultural, and policy dimensions in addressing its global burden.

    Discussion Questions

    1. How have changes in dietary trends, such as increased consumption of processed foods and sugary beverages, influenced the prevalence of diabetes on a global scale?
    2. Can you elaborate on the role of urbanization in the rise of diabetes?
    3. How does the shift from traditional diets to more Westernized diets in urban areas contribute to this health concern?
    4. In what ways do economic disparities contribute to the disparity in diabetes prevalence rates between different socioeconomic groups within countries and across different regions of the world?

    Submission Instructions:

    1. Write Your Initial Post:
    • Your initial discussion post should be approximately 350 words in length.
    • Follow APA guidelines for writing style, spelling, grammar, and proper citation of sources.
    • Include APA in-text citations(author, year) within your post and provide full APA citationsat the end.
    • Ensure your post is well-organized, thoughtful, and directly addresses the discussion prompt.

    Rubric

    Total ScoreScore of PHE5015 Week 5 Discussion Rubric,

    / 40

  • cost behavior

    Follow instructions answers the questions in APA style within text citations within correct spots. As well as respond back to the two classmates post separately. Make sure that you follow the discussion board rubric.

    Attached Files (PDF/DOCX): Classmate resposes unit 2 db (ctu advance cost accounting ).docx, Unit 2 db (ctu online advance cost accounting and cost behavior).pdf

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  • Field Report

    Directions:

    1. Download the Field Journal Report.
    2. Word Process (type) the form by filling out the required information in detail.
    3. Submit the completed form here in canvas on the due date.

    Requirements: N/A