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1. The Impact of Cultural Factors on Mental Health Treatment
2. Individual research papers must have 1 borders all around, double spaced, 12 point font, Times New Roman, include references, conform to copyright laws, and consequently follow the American Psychological Association (APA) 7 th Edition format. Please remember that you must submit the rough draft presented in Student Affairs for review, along with proof of said review. Therefore, three (3) files should be uploaded; 1) proof of review by Student Affairs; 2) final draft of the research paper; and 3) the recorded presentation. The research paper must contain a minimum of five (5) cited references; with no more than one (1) website citation. Content pages (excluding title and reference page) must minimally number (10) ten and be no more than (15) fifteen. The research paper must be turned in via by 6:00 p.m., week thirteen. A profile created by the student is required. Papers not submitted to this website will not be considered for grading, and the student may receive -0- points for this assignment. Acceptance of late research papers are at the discretion of the professor. Any paper submitted/accepted late will automatically lose at least one letter grade.Presentation Evaluation: You are required to present your research/reading analysis findings via a individual RECORDED PowerPoint presentation; additional media may be used. The presentation will not be longer than fifteen (15) minutes; be explicit and concise. TIPS: Do not read from the slides or note cards (i.e., know your material), proofread for grammatical and/or syntax errors; do not clutter the slide with more than five (5) bullets or talking points. Your job is to inform (transfer learning) the class on your research; paraphrased where appropriate with material and theory covered in class.

1. The Impact of Cultural Factors on Mental Health Treatment
2. Individual research papers must have 1 borders all around, double spaced, 12 point font, Times New Roman, include references, conform to copyright laws, and consequently follow the American Psychological Association (APA) 7 th Edition format. Please remember that you must submit the rough draft presented in Student Affairs for review, along with proof of said review. Therefore, three (3) files should be uploaded; 1) proof of review by Student Affairs; 2) final draft of the research paper; and 3) the recorded presentation. The research paper must contain a minimum of five (5) cited references; with no more than one (1) website citation. Content pages (excluding title and reference page) must minimally number (10) ten and be no more than (15) fifteen. The research paper must be turned in via by 6:00 p.m., week thirteen. A profile created by the student is required. Papers not submitted to this website will not be considered for grading, and the student may receive -0- points for this assignment. Acceptance of late research papers are at the discretion of the professor. Any paper submitted/accepted late will automatically lose at least one letter grade.Presentation Evaluation: You are required to present your research/reading analysis findings via a individual RECORDED PowerPoint presentation; additional media may be used. The presentation will not be longer than fifteen (15) minutes; be explicit and concise. TIPS: Do not read from the slides or note cards (i.e., know your material), proofread for grammatical and/or syntax errors; do not clutter the slide with more than five (5) bullets or talking points. Your job is to inform (transfer learning) the class on your research; paraphrased where appropriate with material and theory covered in class.

QUESTION 1 Preferential Treatment at the University of Michigan.

Read case study and answer the following two questions (10 points each). (If the link does not work, the case is in Module 10)

1. Use a virtue ethics argument to defend the University of Michigans commitment to diversity.
2. Use either a forward-looking or backward-looking justification to defend Proposal 2 (Remember: Proposition 2 prohibits the U. of Michigan from giving preference to individuals on the basis of race, ethnicity, color, gender, or country of origin. So use a forward or backward looking justification to defend merit-based admission policies).
4. QUESTION 2 The below case is about a business practice called ‘janitors’ insurance’. Read about the practice and then use a Kantian argument for why businesses should stop purchasing ‘janitors’ insurance.Case: When Michael Rice, a forty-eight-year-old assistant manager at Walmart, was helping a customer carry a television to her car, he had a heart attack and later died. An insurance policy on his life paid out about three hundred thousand dollars. But the money did not go to his wife and two children. It went to Walmart, which had purchased the policy on Rices life and named itself as the beneficiary. A Walmart spokesman acknowledged that the company held life insurance policies on hundreds of its employeesSuch insurance is known in the business as janitors insurance, or dead peasants insurance. Until recently, it was illegal in most states; companies were not considered to have an insurable interest in the lives of their ordinary workers. But during the 1980s, the insurance industry successfully lobbied most state legislatures to relax insurance laws, allowing companies to buy life insurance on the lives of all employees, from the CEO to the mail room clerk.The booming business in janitors insurance was brought to public attention by a series of articles in the Wall Street Journal in 2002. The Journal told of a twenty-nine-year-old man who died of AIDS in 1992, yielding a $339,000 death benefit for the company that owned the store where he had worked briefly. His family received nothing. One article told of a twenty-year-old convenience store clerk in Texas who was shot and killed during a robbery at the store. The company that owned the store offered $60,000 to the young mans widow and child to settle any potential law suite, without revealing that it had received a $250,000 insurance payout for death. The series also reported the grim but little-noticed fact that after the Sept 11. Terror attacks, some of the first life-insurance payouts went not to the victims families, but to their employers. Use Kantian ethics to explain why this practice is wrong.

Summary Page

• The summary page should be one full-length page that includes a summary of both projects. It should serve as an overview of the projects.
• The summary page should be formatted in the same style as the project report

THE SUMMARY PAGE WILL COVER THE TWO REPORTS ATTACHED , IT SHOULF FOLLOW THE SAME FORMAT AND IT COVER THE CONTEXT OF BOTH