Category: Writing

  • Writing Question

    Race is relational

    In at least 350 words, answer at least ONE of the following:

    • Both Molina and Alvarez highlight the importance of context in shaping Chicana/o identity. How does fashion (such as zoot suits or hip hop styles) function as a relational marker that reflects broader racial, cultural, and political struggles?
    • What is a piece of clothing/accessory etc. that you feel demonstrates YOUR personality/background/etc? How is this political?
    • Alvarez argues that fashion styles like the zoot suit and hip hop attire were often criminalized and racialized. How do these examples show that fashion is not just about aesthetics, but a political act that challenges dominant notions of respectability and belonging?
    • Thinking through Molinas relational lens, how can we understand the ways that Chicana/o fashion has been shaped not only by internal community dynamics but also by interactions with other racialized groups and mainstream American culture?
    • In what ways does fashion serve as both a tool of resistance and a site of surveillance and control for Chicana/o youth? How might Molinas framework and Alvarezs examples help us think about contemporary struggles over cultural expression (e.g., dress codes, professionalism, or streetwear)?

    Requirements: At least 350 words

  • Research paper. Revised Outlined

    500 to 1,000 words; MLA style, 12-point font, double-spaced; and single-spaced as appropriate for outline format. Please see attached example

  • Bagaimana peran pemerintah dalam meningkatkan kesehatan masy…

    Jelaskan peran pemerintah dalam meningkatkan kesehatan masyarakat melalui kebijakan, program, dan fasilitas kesehatan. Sertakan contoh konkret seperti BPJS, puskesmas, kampanye vaksinasi, serta tantangan yang dihadapi dalam pelaksanaannya.

    Requirements:

  • Writing Question

    Requirements: mentioned

  • swk 7701 cognitive theories

    Review the Case Scenario of Sgt. Lopez:

    Sgt. Lopez served as a motor transport operator in Iraq where she was assigned as the driver for an armored vehicle in a convoy along the corridor of Ar Ramadi-Baghdad. An improvised explosive device (IED) is detonated by Sgt Lopez’ vehicle that was deployed by an insurgent’s vehicle. Although she survives, she experiences psychological distress and exhibits a startle response to vehicles that are approaching during the next several convoys along this corridor. Sgt. Lopez’ peers observe her being inebriated after the completion of every convoy and subsequently begins to overindulge with alcohol more and more. When Sgt. Lopez returns to the US, she continues to recall the detonation of the IED. As such, she avoids driving as much as possible. If she rides with others she will become angry and irritable when they drive too close to other vehicles. Even though back home, she continues to overindulge with alcohol. Sgt. Lopez’ spouse convinces her to seek help at the local Veteran’s Affairs (VA) outpatient clinic.

    • Driving a vehicle along the Ar Ramadi-Baghdad corridor is the neutral stimulus.
    • The detonation of the IED is the unconditioned stimulus that produces the unconditioned response of anxiety & fear.
    • Driving & approaching vehicles along the corridor with the detonation produces the conditioned response of anxiety & fear, with driving and approaching vehicles becomes the conditioned stimuli.
    • Imitating drinking behavior of her peers (observational learning) results in the temporary relief of psychological distress (negative reinforcement) as this is avoidant behavior (Criterion C of PTSD diagnosis).
    • Driving and approaching vehicles back in the US are generalized stimuli resulting in anxiety & fear which are conditioned stimuli that lead to recurrent memories of the IED (Criterion B of PTSD diagnosis) and outbursts of anger when vehicles approach (Criterion D
    • .CPT Patient Workbook Summary Actions attachment should be used along with applications from the text and additional attachments to complete the following FIVE requirements. The summary actions attachment provides a condensed snapshot of what 11 CPT sessions would require when working with a client impacted by trauma and/or diagnosed with PTSD as fully described and outlined in the CPT-Patient-Workbook.
      • Select a volunteer ( friend) to act as your “client,” Sgt. Lopez as you complete these requirements.
        1. What psychoeducation would you provide about the PTSD/symptoms? [Session 1] – cite/support
          • What information would you share to help the client better understand their diagnosis as supported by research? (2-3 paragraphs)
        2. Work with client, Sgt. Lopez, to complete the following worksheets. For each worksheet, identify (1) What are some of the key items the “client” identified from completing the worksheet as it relates to their traumatic event? (2) How comfortable and/or successful did you feel that the objectives where met when completing the worksheet with them? Did it go well? Why or why not? Was one worksheet easier to complete than another? Barriers? – graded on honest reflections/applications (3) What would you do differently, and why? (4) Could you see this intervention being helpful/beneficial to clients? How? Make sure that it is done in APA format and that each worksheet discussion utilizes citations to support your answers.
          • ABC Worksheet (p. 8). [Session 2]-
          • Challenging Questions worksheet (p. 28). [Session 4
          • Patterns of Problematic Thinking worksheet (p. 45) using one stuck point. [Session 5]
          • Challenging Beliefs worksheet (p. 53) using one stuck point. [Session 6]

    Requirements: 5 pages

  • Interview Project Instructions

    Details

    The Interview Project in this course will consist of a written paper and will help you to examine your career development in two parts. It should be written in standard APA style (i.e. double-spaced in 12 point Times New Roman font with one-inch margins). Your paper should be 3 to 5 pages in length (not including cover or reference page if included), well-organized and well-written.

    For the first part of this project, you will need to locate and interview a person who holds the career you plan to pursue. Remember, many professionals are extremely busy and you may need to schedule this interview several weeks ahead of time do not wait until the last minute! You should include information about the interview in your reflection paper articulating why you have chosen a certain career path, how it is a realistic and attainable goal, and how you plan on attaining that career goal.

    For the second part of this project, you should include whether your career plans have changed after taking this course, what new careers related to psychology you learned about, what types of experiences you will seek out to meet your career goals, and what areas you need further information in to pursue your goals.

    For the purposes of this assignment, which involves interviewing a professional in your field of study, it is important to produce original work that reflects your personal effort and engagement. Please be aware that the use of AI tools to generate responses or conduct the interview is not permitted. This assignment will be submitted to Turnitin for originality verification to ensure that all content is authentically created by you and not generated through automated means. Your adherence to these guidelines is essential for maintaining academic integrity and ensuring a meaningful learning experience.

    Requirements: no particular length

  • MY NAME

    WHATS IN A NAME? MIDTERM ASSIGNMENT

    Sandra Cisneros hated her name because she thought it was

    ugly, sounded old, had too many syllables and conflicted with

    her personality. There is always a history /origin, meaning and

    cultural heritage attached to ones name.

    Write a 5-paragraph essay aer you research your

    names meaning, culture, origin etc.

    NEXT: Use a synopsis of Sandras story as your introduction

    ending it with 3 points for your thesis statement.

    THEN: Use the 3 points for your body paragraphs

    END with a conclusion.

    My name is Destiney. My mom first heard my name when she was delivering my older sibling, she was so impressed that she vowed to name her first daughter Destiney. She added the E before the Y so one could differ the name from the actual word Destiny.

  • Story Brief – Storytelling Blueprint

    Your Story Brief should include the following elements:

    1. Background: Provide brief background information and context for a real-life brand, group, government agency, or political campaign. Summarize the organizations mission and core objectives, the problem or need it fulfills, and its primary audience(s). (150-200 words)
    2. Past/Current Storytelling Efforts: Describe how your subject has used storytelling to communicate with its audience. Evaluate how effective this storytelling has been in supporting its mission and goals, identifying the main platforms and formats used. Include two specific examples of current or past storytelling efforts. (200250 words)
    3. Target Audience: Describe the primary target audience for your two stories, including their demographics, motivations, and current behaviors. What does the audience care about? What are their pain points? How do they currently think of behave in relation to the organization, brand, or social cause? Explain whether this audience differs from the target audience described in Prompt #1.
    4. Please cite 2-3 authoritative sources to support your ideas for this prompt. You may draw from class readings, research articles, library databases, government sources, industry reports, and news articles. (300-350 words)
    5. You may use bullet points for the audience section, but they must be written in complete sentences.
    6. Purpose and Call to Action: Identify the primary purpose of the two stories you will develop for this organization. Specify 1-2 concrete call to action(s) you aim to inspire. Explain what you want the audience to do after engaging with your stories and why these actions make sense for this audience and the organization, brand, or social cause. Your calls to action should be specific and realistic. (200250 words)
    7. Proposed Narrative Architecture for Your Two Stories: For each of the two stories you plan to develop, identify:
    • Who is the protagonist?
    • What do they want?
    • What stands in their way?
    • What decision changes everything?
    • What does the world look like after?
    • What emotional sequence do you intend to create (initial escalation final
    • emotion)?

    Then write a 150250 word draft of each story using the Story Spine format:

    • Before…
    • Every day…
    • Until one day…
    • Because of that…
    • Until finally…

    6. Justification: Provide a strong rationale for your project decisions using course readings, lectures, outside research, and relevant theory. Use APA style with in-text citations and a reference list. Focus on explaining why your approach makes sense rather than summarizing sources. (200-250 words)

    Attached Files (PDF/DOCX): II – Storytelling Blueprint -Spring 2026-1.docx

    Note: Content extraction from these files is restricted, please review them manually.

  • Writing Question

    make corrections to this paper and make it better and make sense. I have attached the details and rubricYou will write a research paper on the approved topic you submitted in Week 2.

    The length of your paper should be a minimum of 10 full pages, double-spaced. You may not include the cover and bibliography in the page count, but both are required. There are penalties for papers that are short of the required length of 10 pages. You may include an abstract, but you may not include it in the page count. Images should be limited and must be of a reasonable size with conservative spacing.

    You must cite seven or more references. If you use an internet source, it must have a valid URL associated with it. You may not use your textbook as a reference.

    You can review the grading criteria in the Getting Started Module.

    attached is the rubric and the research paper topic and proposal. Must follow the instructions and paper is attached

    Requirements: 10 pages