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Write a 250-500 word analysis of Case Study: Fetal Abnormality. Be sure to address the following questions:

Which theory or theories are being used by Jessica, Marco, Maria, and Dr. Wilson to determine the moral status of the fetus? Explain.
How does the theory determine or influence each of their recommendation for action?
What theory do you agree with? How would the theory determine or influence the recommendation for action?
Prepare this assignment according to the APA guidelines found in the APA Style Guide, located in the Student Success Center. An abstract is not required.

This assignment uses a rubric. Please review the rubric prior to beginning the assignment to become familiar with the expectations for successful completion.

You are required to submit this assignment to Turnitin. Please refer to the directions in the Student Success Center.

1. Introduction of Community (20 points)
Identify the city and state of your community and briefly describe the community you will be using for this assignment. It should be the area where you live or the area surrounding your work setting but must include a residential area. Demographic data are not needed.
2. Windshield Survey (75 points)
a. Vitality: Use a majority of the questions from Box 6-2 in your text to describe your observations about the community vitality.
b. Indicators of social and economic conditions: Use a majority of the questions from Box 6-2 in your text to describe your observations about the social and economic conditions.
c. Health Resources: Use a majority of the questions from Box 6-2 in your text to describe your observations about the health resources.
d. Environmental conditions related to health: Use a majority of the questions from Box 6-2 in your text to describe your observations about the environmental conditions.
e. Social functioning: Use a majority of the questions from Box 6-2 in your text to describe your observations about the social functioning.
f. Attitude toward healthcare: Use a majority of the questions from Box 6-2 in your text to describe your observations about the attitudes toward healthcare.
3. Vulnerable population (20 points) Describe a vulnerable population or aggregate that you identified during your survey. What did you observe about this group such as their appearance and actions?
4. Conclusion (20 points)
Provide a summary of your findings and your conclusion. What potential problems did you identify?
5. References:
References are not required for this survey: If you used references, they must be listed in APA format. If you include any references here, you must also include an in-text citation (author, year) in the body of the form.

In both David Kirbys Inked Well, (692) and Deborah L. Rhodes Why Looks are the Last Bastion of Discrimination,(244) the authors discuss physical appearances and how they effect individuals in society. Compare and contrast the essays by answering the following questions about each selection: How does each author structure their work? In other words, what sort of essays are these? (aregumentative,desrptive,analytical) Support your claims with evidence from the texts. What are the major similarities between the two essays? What are the main differences? According to Kirby, When you get a tattoo, you write yourself, in a manner of speaking, and make it possible for others to read you… Would Rhode agree with this assertion? How might this reading lead to discrimination, according to Rhode? Explain your answer with examples from her essay

Which of the following social changes or phenomena do you think is having or will have the greatest effect on rural people and communities in the 21st century? In your paper, you should identify the social change or phenomenon, state your thesis (the position you expect to argue in your paper), discuss the macro and micro sociological contexts (i.e., sociological perspective) within which the phenomenon is situated, and then argue with supporting evidence how this phenomenon is affecting or will affect rural people and communities in the future.

Your paper should include and highlight a thesis statement and be framed as an argument. You are expected to provide evidence to support your argument and position.

Format: American Sociological Association (ASA) style
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Attachment is the rubric
Instruction files

research_paper_grading_rubric.pdf(154,34 KiB)

brief of the instructions: Art after modernism is primarily concerned with expanding the field of artistic practice and questioning the very significance of art in an increasingly mass mediated visual culture. key aspects of this shift include re-articulating the role of authorship as well as emphasizing the process of making of thinking art itself. write an essay which compares and contrasts the roles of process and authorship in Jackson Pollacks No. 1, 1948 with John Cages 433, 1952. in terms of their methods and the contemporary art. double space, 12 font type

Should limited resources be expended on education and prevention, or on interventions? As a public health administrator, you may be called upon to decide whether to implement a proposed prevention campaign, and to make that decision, you will need to know whether that type of campaign is likely to be effective.

For this week, you have two choices in how you discuss this topic:

Identify a prevention campaign such as a TV advertisement, print ad, school program, etc. that is addressing a public health issue. Post a copy of the ad, a link to the ad, or a link to the program in your response. Explain what you feel you would need to know before you would approve the implementation of this type of prevention campaign and why.

Week 4&5 must be designed based on Dorchester Collection

Week 4
Customer behaviour in hospitality
Identify the key market segments that your business serves
Evaluate the future potential for those markets
Identify 3-4 competitors in their competitive set
Create 2 positioning maps reflecting 8 different characteristics that they might use

Week 5
Loyalty
Assess the business approach to creating loyalty
Justify the companys use of a loyalty program and CRM

You are to choose a piece of media relating to your discipline area and write a semiotic analysis essay. You must discuss your choice of media with your tutor prior to commencing*. This analysis should incorporate an ideological breakdown of the media object as well as critically reflecting on how these ideological representations relate to your chosen field.
Some questions to start off your semiotic analysis are:
-What signs, symbols or indexes are present in the media?
-How are they structured and arranged within the media?
-How am I being asked to engage with these signs? What am I being asked to think about with this media?
-What is the media saying/suggesting/implying by using these conventions and the relationship between them?
-Is this media challenging dominant ideology or reaffirming it? (Think about representations of gender, social structures…)

For this assessment you need to write a semiotic analysis essay. You can include more semiotics tools and concepts, but you have to discuss the following –
signs – the brief tells you to identify signs in your chosen media or thing related to your field (as appropriate please consider including signifier/signified; sign, symbol, icon; sign vehicle, sense, referent; and other semiotics ways of analysing signs – this will potentially lead to high level engagement in terms of how your submission is graded against the assessment criteria).
connotation and denotation – the brief tells you to state the denotation of each sign, and to analyse the connotation or connotations of each sign youve identified (be aware that the connotations must be discussed through something like an ideology – see the next point for details) .
ideology – the brief tells you the bulk of your analysis and discussion of the connotations of the signs youve chosen needs to be discussed/analysed/interpreted through at least one ideology (higher level essays will incorporate more than one ideology into the discussion, perhaps oppositional ideologies would be best, but anywhere that you can see notably different meanings/interpretation from different ideologies). Note: If you know the idea you want to talk about but cant figure what the name of that ideology is you can clearly explain what it is you are talking about in the essays introduction and refer to that (this assessment isnt about knowing the names of loads of ideologies but is focused on you considering the implications of engaging with media from the perspective of different points-of-view/worldviews/ideologies.
If possible, consider discussing the ideology that you think ties with the hegemony you think may link to the media or thing you are discussing. The hegemony is the dominant power or idea, it is the thing in control of how most people see things.

(((((Just notice that i am a Audio student)))))
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The analysis should begin with an introduction that includes a description of your chosen media object followed by a clear statement of your argument and method of analysis.
You must identify the signs that you will analyse and discuss their denotative and connotative meanings. This may include the denotative and connotative uses of visual signs (colour, framing, character, logos, etc.) or audio signs (lyrical content, musical motif, sound effects). The connotative meanings analysed should focus on representation and ideology.
The essay must finish with a conclusion where you summarise you main argument and consider the ideological implications of your media object.
You must include still images, video clips or audio samples that illustrate your key points.
The essay can be submitted in the following formats, however you must confirm the delivery format with your tutor prior to commencing to ensure the file can be graded*:
Written document (essay) with images
Powerpoint, Prezi or similar presentation with accompanying recorded narration
Podcast, vlog, video or other format that addresses all assignment criteria (may include accompanying text file)
Instruction files

ciu210audio-visualessay16t3_1_.pdf(84,81 KiB)

When in Rome
Alexander Gavin is a Senior Project Manager for the EL Sahd Construction Company in Kuwait. The company is rich, renowned, well-organized and cost effective. Two month back the company bid $30 million on a project in Iran to be the principle subcontractor. They had built a huge profit in it and they also expected to bargain with Ajax Ltd, the British based company asking for the bid. However when Alexander Gavin met up with the manager of Ajax, the manager told him they would get the job if they made the bid $33 million; giving the reason that $1 million would go straight to the pocket of Ajax Ltds Managing Director in London, he would keep $1 million for himself and the other $1 million to Alexanders account. The reason for Alexander Gavin receiving a share; he doesn\’t talk about this transaction with anyone. If he does; he is told he will suffer both physically and professionally. Alexander is given a choice, bid the 33 million and take his cut or bid the $30 million and take his chances. This notion of bribery went against what Alexander believed to be ethical. Alexander expresses his reluctance to move forward with an inflated bid. The manager looks at Alexander and says this is how things are done here. You have to pay to play. This is the culture of business in our country. Alexander knows this project is very profitable and company wouldn\’t want to lose this opportunity. On the other hand he has heard of cases like this in which if a bidder fails to cooperate then the threats of personal or professional harm might get carried out. Alexander Gavin is very well aware that this is indeed the practice in this country. For this reason this situation has left him mixed with the common morality and he doesn\’t know what to do.

Apply the theory of Cultural Relativism
Apply the ABCDs of Ethical Decision Making
What are his (Alexander) choices?
What should he do?
What would you do?

An essay on the debates on tactics, goals and strategy of classical Marxism/Social Democracy between the 1890s and 1914 as presented in Eduard Bernsteins Evolutionary Socialism, V.I. Lenins What is to be Done?, Rosa Luxemburgs Organizational Questions of Russian Social Democracy, and in Jean Jaures position concerning The Socialist Interest, during Frances Dreyfus Affair.