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  • CWeek 2 Discussion: Subverting Norms of Beauty & Identit…

    You are not your face or your body, yet you identify with both. This is reasonable, as your identitya sort of web that connects you to othersis built upon the reactions of others, and those reactions are informed by social interpretations of your face and body, which are presumed to reflect your self. We all know this: our appearances give other people messages about who we are. But we are not passive or inert; rather, human beings actively decide how to use their appearances, as displayed in faces and bodies, to interpret their selves and uniquely exhibit their identities.

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    This weeks discussion has 6 parts:

    1. Using this week’s reading from Newman, along with the video lecture, explain the difference between self and identity. (1/4 point)

    2. According to LeBreton, how does a facial transplant impact identity? (3/4 point)

    • Deeply engage the reading, with quotations and proper references.
    • As you answer this question, think back to the definition of identity you stated in part 1, and stick to it in your answer to part 2.

    3. According to Negrin and the research upon which she draws, what is the complex relationship between cosmetic surgery and identity? (3/4 point)

    • Do women use cosmetic surgery solely to match mainstream standards of beauty, or do they more actively negotiate beauty norms and associated ideologies?
    • Deeply engage the reading, with quotations and proper references.
    • As you answer this question, think back to the definition of identity you stated in part 1, and stick to it in your answer to part 3.

    4. How does body artist Orlan’s use cosmetic surgery to address idealized female beauty? (1/2 point)

    • What statement does Orlan’s work–especially her 1990 project, The Ultimate Masterpiece: The Reincarnation of Saint Orlan–make about identity? The short video in our materials which documents Orlan’s plastic surgery is a part of this project. You might also find it useful to read the brief summary of this project in her .
    • Again, deeply engage our course materials in your response here, with quotations and proper references.

    5. What is an interesting question, either on this topic, or linking this topic with another in our class, to guide discussion in this week’s forum? (1/4 point)

    Your initial post should be at least 300 words long.

    6. After finishing with your own post, also post a comment on at least two of the posts of your classmates. You might want to respond to the question they posted at the end of their post. You are welcome to post even more than 2 comments! Thoughtful, positive, questioning, and educational comments, which help to develop the group conversation, can both help others engage the subject more deeply AND improve your own grade! (1/4 point for each comment=total 1/2 point)

    Make sure you’ve properly cited, including page numbers, paragraph numbers, and/or time stamps for all in-text citations.

  • Decreasing procedural anxiety in pediatrics

    Can you please complete the following sections given the introduction and topic?:

    -Resources required

    -Expected outcomes

    INTRODUCTION:

    Children encounter medical procedures during routine healthcare visits. The most common procedures encountered at annual medical check-ups include vaccinations, finger sticks or venipunctures for blood sampling. Interventions are available to minimize procedural pain in children, more so in the hospital setting. However, in the ambulatory setting such as family care or pediatric offices, strategies to minimize pain or distress with routine procedures as mentioned above are often omitted. While fear or discomfort related to needles is common in children, some develop significant anxiety that can impede preventive healthcare and timely treatment. This anxiety can carry into adulthood and can have a strong impact in public health, 25% of adults have a fear of needles, and 10% avoid seeking health care as a result (Plummer et al., 2025).

    In the hospital setting, sedation is commonly used for children to undergo unpleasant or painful procedures with minimal pain and anxiety. Medication is administered to the child to cause a depressed level of consciousness allowing the child to undergo the procedure while maintaining cardiorespiratory function. The Covid-19 pandemic highlighted the challenge of vaccinating children with procedural anxiety. Studies have emphasized the importance of sedation in achieving successful vaccination outcomes in children. One qualitative study reported increased parental satisfaction and empowerment, and increased clinician confidence when mild sedation such as nitrous oxide or oral midazolam was given to pediatric patients undergoing vaccines (Plummer et al., 2025).

    However, some parents may not want their child to undertake a pharmacological approach to decrease procedural anxiety. Most research has focused on pharmacological interventions as mentioned above; research on non-pharmacological interventions such as virtual reality (VR) are emerging. VR is proving to be a great intervention in decreasing both procedural anxiety and pain in the pediatric population. The use of VR is supported by the distraction theory and the gate control theory. On a cognitive level, distraction theory describes how immersive and interactive context can compete with pain-related stimuli decreasing the translation of nociceptive input. On a sensory level, gate theory explains that the abundant, non-nociceptive multisensory stimulation from VR can prevent pain signal transmission at the spinal cord, closing the gate to incoming nociceptive impulses (Ciolini et al., 2025).

    This quality improvement project will consist of introducing a VR platform based intervention with the intention to decrease procedural anxiety and pain in the pediatric ambulatory setting. The primary objective is to evaluate the effectiveness of a VR platform based intervention on pain intensity in children undergoing outpatient procedures such as blood sampling, and vaccinations.

    Selection of Area of Improvement (Luis)

    Several pharmacological and non-pharmacological interventions exist to reduce procedural anxiety and pain in children. The Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has published an article called Make Shots Less Stressful for Your Child introducing interventions that parents can do to help minimize procedure anxiety and pain related to vaccinations (n.d.). Similar information is available on the internet. Advancements in technology provide an opportunity to enhance clinicians approaches in reducing procedure anxiety and pain. VR has been used in hospital acute inpatient settings, in children with chronic illness who undergo multiple procedures, and in ambulatory settings for patients undergoing invasive procedures (not relating to routine health care visits) (Bates, 2025; Ciolini et al., 2025; Plummer et al., 2025). This intervention is feasible to be implemented in a variety of pediatric healthcare settings and can help significantly reduce procedural anxiety and pain in children.

    This topic is significant as Plummet et al. (2025) and Ciolini etl al. (2025) have documented that this procedural anxiety can transition into adulthood further impacting public health safety. Persistent fear can develop avoidance behaviors from healthcare. It can also increase pain perception during future procedures and decrease the effectiveness of pharmacological interventions.

  • Supply chain discussion case study

    Customer expectations often create direct pressure on inventory decisions. Select a company or industry where service expectations strongly influence inventory strategy. Explain how inventory decisions support or weaken customer service and discuss what strategic tradeoffs leaders must manage.

  • Supply Chain Management Case study

    Customer Service and Inventory Strategy Analysis

    This paper requires students to examine the relationship between customer service commitments and inventory strategy within an organization of their choice. The purpose of the assignment is to evaluate how service expectations shape inventory decisions and how those decisions affect supply chain performance, operational efficiency, and strategic competitiveness. Students may select a real company, an industry sector, or an approved business case that provides sufficient information for analysis.

    Students should begin by briefly describing the organization and identifying its customer service expectations. This may include delivery speed, product availability, order accuracy, responsiveness, or consistency of service. The paper should explain how these service commitments influence inventory decisions and operational demands.

    The paper must then evaluate the organizations inventory strategy by examining how inventory is positioned and managed to support customer service. Students should consider inventory levels, stock availability, replenishment practices, warehouse support, and how the organization responds to changing demand. The goal is to determine whether current inventory policies effectively support customer expectations or create service challenges.

    A key part of the paper is strategic evaluation. Students should assess whether inventory decisions contribute to efficiency or create problems such as excess inventory, stock shortages, delayed fulfillment, or unnecessary cost. The paper should also address whether inventory policies support broader strategic goals such as profitability, competitiveness, and supply chain stability.

    Students must connect their analysis to concepts from Supply Chain Strategy, particularly the principles associated with customer service and inventory strategy.

    The final section should provide clear recommendations for improvement. Recommendations should directly address issues identified in the analysis and explain how proposed changes would strengthen service performance and inventory effectiveness.

    Paper Requirements

  • Length: 4 to 6 pages
  • APA format required
  • Minimum of 3 scholarly or industry sources in addition to the textbook
  • Graduate-level writing and analysis expected

    • Suggested Paper Sections

  • Introduction
  • Customer Service Strategy
  • Inventory Evaluation
  • Strategic Assessment
  • Recommendations
  • Conclusion

    • Evaluation Criteria

  • quality of analysis
  • application of course concepts
  • clarity of recommendations
  • supporting evidence
  • organization and writing quality

    • The goal of this paper is to critically examine whether inventory strategy is properly aligned with customer service commitments and whether that alignment supports overall organizational performance.

  • What is photosynthesis? Explain in simple words

    I need a clear and detailed explanation of the process of photosynthesis. Please include the definition of photosynthesis along with the balanced chemical equation. Also explain the two main stages of photosynthesis, namely the light reaction and the dark reaction (Calvin cycle), in simple and easy language.

    Additionally, describe the role of chlorophyll in this process and explain why photosynthesis is important for plants, humans, and the environment. Please provide the answer in a well-structured format so it is easy to understand.

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  • CS HW HELP

    Hi i need help with 2 parts of my paper i did one assignment and was marked with feedback, could you help with the below

    Unit 2

    Description

    The definition of your problem should now be completed, and you should be ready for the research phase. This is a key step in the research process and should result in meaningful, measurable, and useful information that you will use later for analysis purposes. Proper execution of your research plan will play a large role in the success of your project.

    For this assignment, you will continue your work on the project with the focus on identifying a solution which can address the root cause of problem. You will first select the suited framework which will guide you to develop the solution. Then you will define the specifics of the solution and put it into a one sentence hypothesis statement. After carefully study both the problem statement and the hypothesis statement, you will extract a pair of important concepts reflected in the two statements. A research question can be formulated based on these two concepts. You can also use these two concepts qualified with the problem subject area as the search keywords to find some references which report the similar research works completed by other researchers. After evaluating these references you need to find out what are the main differences between those research works and the solution that you have proposed. All of these will be written into the corresponding sections of the Template of the Content of the Computer Science Problem-Solving Research Project Report document, will be presented as part of the submission for the week.

    The following are the project deliverables:

    • Update the Computer Science Problem-Solving Research Project Report document title page with a new date and project name.
    • Update the previously completed sections based on instructor feedback.
    • New Content for Week 2:
      • 2. Solution Identification
      • 2.1 Solution Framework
        • Based on the nature of the root cause of problem, discuss what computer science principles, models, concepts, algorithm, and platform, etc. should be applied in order to develop a proper solution to address the root cause of the problem. This part is considered as the theoretical foundation of the solution.
      • 2.2 Hypothesis Statement
        • Base of the Solution Framework, you will define the specifics of a solution that can be applied to resolve the root cause of the problem. Because this solution is only an assumed solution, it will be treated as a hypothesis at this stage of the research. You need formulate a one sentence hypothesis statement in a format of If the solution is implemented, then the root cause of the problem will be resolved.
        • For example, to solve the problem of the darkness in the classroom due to a sudden power outage in the evening, which is described by the problem statement of In the campus, all classrooms are now embedded in the darkness due to the sudden power outage, an assumed solution could have several possibilities: such as finding a electricity generator powered by either diesel or man-power, or finding some pre-charged batteries for lightening, etc. Therefore, the corresponding one sentence hypothesis statement can be written as: If we can find any of the following: an electricity generator powered by either diesel or man-power, or even some pre-charged batteries for lightening within the campus, we can effectively resume the classes. From this hypothesis statement we can see clearly what solution has been proposed in order to address or resolve the root cause of problem: the sudden power outage.
      • 2.3 Research Questions
        • Based on both the problem statement and the hypothesis statement, you should find out a pair of important concepts reflected in these two statements. Then you will treat one of the concepts as an Independent Variable, and the other concept as a Dependent Variable. Then use these two variables to formulate a research question in the format of How will the values of the Independent Variable changes impact the outcome of the Dependent Variable? This research question will become the guideline for designing research experiments in the nest step of the research process.
        • For example, we can easily extract two concepts: Type of Electricity Generator and Effectiveness of Electricity Generating through evaluating the problem statement and the hypothesis statement. We will use the Type of Electricity Generator as the Independent Variable as it can have at least three possible values. We will also use the Effectiveness of Electricity Generating as the Dependent Variable. Therefore, we can have the research question defined as: How will the values of the Type of Electricity Generator changes impact the outcome of the Effectiveness of Electricity Generating?
        • As you now can easily see that to answer this research question, all we need to do is to do the experiments by trying each type of electricity generator and measure the corresponding effectiveness of their electricity generating. That is the research question in fact has provided a clear guidance of how to design the research experiments.
      • 2.4.Related Works
        • By using the Independent Variable and Dependent Variable plus the subject area of the problem as the search keywords, you can easily find out some research works that are relevant in the publications. These publications should be used as the references for you to investigate what are the difference in details from the solution that you have chosen. You should select at least 5 such references, and make a short summary for each reference. The summary should point out the main technical feature, and the pros and cons of the research work, as well as the main difference from your solution.
          For example, if we use Electricity Generator or Effectiveness of Electricity Generating or Solution for Electricity Recovering during Sudden Power Outage as the search keywords to find the similar research works, we should be able find many references that are discuss the solution similar to what we are researching.
          After collecting the relevant references, all we have to do is to first classify them into categories, then make a summary on the main technical feature, the pros and cons of each category of solution, as well as the main difference between each category of solution and your solution. These summaries become the content of the section of Related Works
        • here were my teachers comments
        • Opportunities for improvement:
          > The Solution Framework is inadequate as no academic research was used to support potential solutions. The Solution Framework is also technically weak as Im unable to find where you describe at least two non-trivial potential solutions after the introduction of general concepts and principles. Edit to add in-depth description of potential solutions, supported by academic research, and complemented by figures.
          > The Solution Framework should end with an evaluation of the potential solutions and your selection of a recommended solution.
          > The Hypothesis Statement if overly vague and non-specific. Edit to state a clear and specific recommended solution for example, how to you recommend the company realize a micro service architecture?
          > The Related Works relies too heavily on non-academic references. Edit to replace non-academic with academic references. Focus more on technical content that helps identify potential solutions for your paper.
          > The table of content is out-of-date (e.g., two Problem Context and Background sections shown).
          > Work to address all previous comments.

        Afterwards i need help with unit 3 assignment

      DescriptionResearch has little value if there is no experiments to collect the data to help validating a solution to the original problem. The data gathered must be examined and properly analyzed to understand the results. Therefore, one of critical steps in any scientific research is to design and develop a set of suitable experiments.

      For this assignment, you will continue working on the project with the focus on the Research Methodology. You will define the relevant concepts and theoretical foundations that you will used in the design of the experiments to collect data in order to answer the research question, along with the requirements and detailed procedures of the experiments.

      The following are the project deliverables:

      • Update the Computer Science Problem-Solving Research Project Report document title page with a new date and project name.
      • Update the previously completed sections based on instructor feedback.
      • New Content for Week 3:
        • 3. Research Methodology
        • 3.1 Research Matters
          • Define everything including terminology, testing metrics, assumptions, system set up, or lab environment, etc. that may help the readers to understand the experiments that you are designing in order to collect data to answer the research question.
        • 3.2 Experiment Design
        • 3.2.1 Experiment Requirements
          • Define all the requirements and constraints the experiments must follow. Also explain the rationale of each requirement or constraint.
        • 3.2.2 Experiment Procedures
          • Define the detailed working procedures of the experiments. Using some graphic presentation such as some of UML Diagrams is highly recommended.

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  • The quants culture questions

    After reading Deringer (2018). Calculated Values, Introduction.Answer the following questions

    Q1: Deringer distinguishes between three explanations for why numbers and calculations hold authority in modern political life: as an instrument of control, an instrument of trust, and an instrument of dispute. In your own words, explain the difference between these three accounts.

    Also, why does Deringer find the first two insufficient for explaining the rise of quantitative culture? Do you find his alternative argument convincing? Why or why not? (150200 words)

    Q2: Think of a moment in your own economic or financial life when you were measured, scored, or evaluated by an algorithm or a quantitative system. Describe the experience briefly, then reflect on it through Deringer’s lens: Who produced that number, and what assumptions or choices went into it? Did the number feel objective and fair, or did you sense the judgment embedded in it? And finally, did it change your behavior in any way? Notes: You don’t need to answer each question separately, turn your reflections into a short account.