Nursing Diagnose

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Nursing Diagnose

Produce the Methods section of your proposal, adhering to the guidelines for this section presented in section V of the Research Proposal Guidelines. your research proposal topic is USING SOCIAL MEDIA TO BOOST SALES.This section should be in APA format, 2- 3 pages, not including title page and references

V.Methods

The methods section of the proposal describes in great detail what methods and procedures the researcher plans to use to answer the research questions. This section of the proposal should include: 

1.A description of the research design and rationale that supports its choice  2.Sampling: a description of the sampling frame and sample

sampling procedures (how you plan to recruit your sample)

Seeking consent from participants (IRB applications & documents)  3.Instrumentation & materials 

4.Data collection procedures 

5. Threats to validity 

6.Data analysis procedures 

7.Potential limitations

identifying consensus, consistency, and distinctiveness information in an everyday situation

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Chapter 4 – Written Assignment

Read Chapter 4, Social Psychology (9th ed.) by Aronson, Wilson, Akert, & Sommers.

Written assignment requirements:

  • apply some concepts from chapter 4
  • At least 2 full pages (text fills 80% or more of second page)
  • 1 inch margins, 12 point font, Times New Roman, double-spaced
  • Do not include the thought question prompts, but please mark your answers with the corresponding numbers for each question (1, 2, 3, etc.)
  • Avoid unnecessary space in your header or between paragraphs

Points will be deducted if assignments do not meet these requirements, so please be careful.

The questions uploaded in word file.

The goal of Question 1 is to provide you with some practice in identifying consensus, consistency, and distinctiveness information in an everyday situation that is not as obvious as the examples we have given in class. For this example, don’t worry about coming up with an internal or external attribution. Instead, try to figure out if Alejandra’s movie recommendation is actually going to be something you will like. There is a lot of room for interpretation here, so there isn’t necessarily one right answer. I want you to come up with some examples of questions you would ask about consensus, consistency, and distinctiveness to help you figure out if Alejandra is actually accurate in guessing that you will like this movie. If it helps, Alejandra is considered the actor here.

Question 3 mentions “defensive attributions” that can explain how people may react to homeless people. Self-serving attributions and our bias blind spot would be examples of defensive attributions.

Family Systems Approach to Addictions

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Assignment 6

Unit 6 Assignment 1

Family Systems Approach to Addictions

Read the Family Systems Approach to Addictions Scoring Guide to learn how the instructor will evaluate your assignment.

For this assignment, consider one of the optional articles listed for this unit, or locate a peer-reviewed journal article in the Capella library that discusses the application of a family systems approach to a specific addiction (substance use disorder or gambling disorder). You will notice that some articles describe treatment interventions from a systemic viewpoint that focuses on the family unit rather than on the individual for treatment interventions. In contrast, others will describe systemic interventions that are intended to be among the treatment modalities (such as individual and group) that will be included as part of treatment for addiction for a clearly identified individual client.

Considering the systemic interventions described in the selected article, analyze the following:

What may be advantages or disadvantages of the systemic intervention based upon whether the family or the individual is the focus of treatment?

How does the intervention fit within a model of addiction? (See Unit 2.)

How applicable is the intervention to diverse families and couples?

Note that additional scholarly literature will be needed to support your analysis.

Follow these assignment requirements:

Written communication: Written communication is thoughtful and free of errors that detract from the overall message.

APA formatting: Resources and citations are formatted according to APA (6th edition) style and formatting.

Resources: Use one course or library article and a minimum of four scholarly sources.

Length of paper: 3–4 typed, double-spaced pages.

Font and font size: Times New Roman, 12 point.

Submission Requirements

You are required to submit your final version of this paper to Turnitin to generate a final report prior to submitting the assignment for grading. From the Turnitin tool, use the Final report option for the assignment. When your paper is downloaded and viewable in Turnitin, save the originality report. Refer to the Turnitin.com Tutorial: Viewing Originality Reports (linked in the assignment Resources) for guidance.

Please S25.00 for the Assignment. Due (Monday) 2/12/2018.

challenges associated with collecting evidence with class and individual characteristics.

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Class characteristics are the properties of evidence that can be associated only with a group and not with a single source. Individual characteristics are the properties of evidence that can be associated with a single source. In this assignment, you will discuss the challenges associated with collecting evidence with class and individual characteristics.

Assignment Guidelines

  • In 5–7 paragraphs, address the following:
    • In review, what applications does the Fourth Amendment hold for crime scene searches relative to the concept of unreasonable searches and seizures? Explain.
    • Why is it necessary to collect and examine more than one questioned, unknown, known, or exemplar item of evidence? Explain.
    • What do you think is the most significant challenge associated with collecting and using evidence with class characteristics in court? Explain.
    • What do you think is the most significant challenge associated with collecting and using evidence with individual characteristics in court? Explain.
  • Post a new topic to the Discussion Board that contains your responses to the above questions.
  • Comment on at least 2 other students’ posts.

documentation that a lawyer would you get to help you establish potential motives

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You are the lead investigator for a suspicious fire in the Novandon Fur Warehouse, which was cold storage for mink and sable fur coats. The fire scene investigative team tells you that the fire started in several points simultaneously, and it appears the telephone line that monitors the fire detection equipment has been cut. The fire was fully involved by the time the fire department arrived. The warehouse and the contents are a complete loss. You must consider the direction that your investigators must take to determine the possible motives for this fire. Direct them to look in at least 3 directions for a motive. Keep in mind the type of warehouse this was.

  • Concerning the owner of the warehouse, what documentation would you get to help you establish potential motives? Why?
  • When interviewing the owner of the warehouse, what specific threats might you ask about? Why?
    • How would the owner’s responses be helpful? Explain.

What are the different types of health services located in your community and what are those services targeting?

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Unit One Assignment

What are the different types of health services located in your community and what are those services targeting?

ethics and law

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ethics and law

Select two of the scenarios listed below and explain the best solution for each. Include comments related to any ethical issues that arise. You should try to locate at least one scholarly source from the SUO Library or one case that has been decided or is currently pending to support your answer.

Scenario 3—Antitrust

Mitchell Dawson and three of his friends purchased nonrefundable tickets from Live Nation Entertainment to attend a concert at the Straz Center in Tampa.  The front of the ticket included a printed statement that the price included a $10 parking fee.  Dawson and his friends hired an Uber driver to take them to the concert.

Frustrated at being charged for parking that he did not need, Dawson filed a lawsuit in federal district court against Live Nation arguing that the bundled parking fee was unfair since consumers were forced to pay it in order to attend the concert.  He asserted the tying arrangement violated Section 1 of the Sherman Act.

· Present the arguments that both parties to the lawsuit would make.

· Select a winner and support your choice.

Scenario 5—Environment Recycling Genie is a new company that contracts with Best Buy and other electronics retailers for the collection old computers, monitors, televisions, and cell phones dropped off at their facilities. The electronics contain lead, mercury, and polyvinyl chlorides that are known to have toxicological effects such as cancer, kidney disease, and brain damage. Recycling Genie has been in negotiations to ship the e-waste to companies in China, Vietnam, and Mongolia.

·  What are the legal and ethical concerns with shipping e-waste to these countries?

Reason for Referral

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Dq3

PCN-545

Trauma Case Study

Reason for Referral

Maryam is a 17-year-old Caucasian female university student who was referred to your agency by her physician Dr. Jaffee. Maryam presented in her doctor’s office complaining of lack of sleep. Dr. Jaffee did not give her medication as Maryam has reported drinking three to four glasses of vodka and orange juice per night to sleep. Dr. Jaffee’s report indicates the patient is sleeping 2-4 hours per night and often awakens with nightmares. Blood tests were normal with the exception of slightly elevated liver enzymes. Blood pressure was 130/94. Patient was scheduled for a follow-up appointment in two weeks.

Behavioral Observations

Maryam arrived on time for her appointment. She was driven to the appointment by her university roommate. The client appeared anxious, had circles under her eyes, and was tearful during the intake. Maryam was oriented to time, place, and person. Client vocabulary was above average. Client appeared tired and despondent evidenced by low voice, soft speech, and flat affect.

Presenting Problem

Maryam states “I can’t drive a car. I am too afraid that someone will hit me or I will hit someone else. I can’t sleep so I don’t get up to go to class in the morning.” Client states, “I am afraid to drive.” She goes on to state, “I made such a horrible mistake; I don’t deserve to live. I am so stupid.”

Client states that she was involved in a three car accident two months ago. Client reports one person was critically injured and the other was treated and released at the hospital. Client reports she received a citation, as she turned in front of two oncoming cars at a red light.

Support System

Client reports that she lives in student housing on the campus of a local university. She has one roommate who brought her to today’s appointment.

Legal: Client is facing legal problems due to the accident.

Family Support: Maryam’s family lives out of state. She has no relatives that live locally.

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key parts of self-management

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Work Purpose

 Please complete with a minimum of 350 words. Include references from :  Thomas, K. W. (2009). Intrinsic Motivation at Work, 2nd Edition

The New Work-Purpose and Self-management

Based on your understanding of the textbook, what is employee engagement? Identify the key roles of purpose in today’s workplace? How does having a shared purpose within an organization enhance relationships between employees and leaders? Make sure to give specific examples from your current or past job.

What is your understanding of the key parts of self-management?  Either explain how you have seen these key parts present in your organization and how it has helped motivation in your organization OR identify how you do not see these key parts present within your organization and how it is impacting motivation in the workplace.

Cinematherapy Analysis

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Cinematherapy Analysis: 13 Going On 30 (2004)

Identify and watch a movie that pertains to the families with adolescent’s life cycle stage. In selecting a movie, please choose one where at least one character is a family member who is in adolescents life cycle stage.

13 Going on 30 (2004). Directed by Gary Winick.

Write 3 page paper, analyzing the concepts of the movie character’s life cycle stage. Specifically provide response to the following.

· Describe the reason you chose this movie or character to depict for this life cycle stage.

· How is the character’s behavior typical or atypical of this life cycle Stage?

· How might this behavior look if the main character were the opposite gender?

· How are the other members of the family system affected by the main character’s behavior?