1- Times you see examples of individualism (individuals achieving things on their own through their own merit and hard work). Include the event and the actual time you see it in the film. Ex= (4:04).
2- Times you see examples of collectivism (groups of people working together to achieve things). Include the event and the actual time you see it in the film. Ex= (4:04).
3- Helpful information that will provide context for your readers about the ideas in the film (so, important details about who, what, when, where, why, and how that will help them understand the examples you’ll be providing later). Include the event and the actual time you see it in the film. Ex= (4:04).
The Films (Separate Your Notes by Putting the Title of Each Film then the Notes for It)
Film 1: “The March on Washington: How the Movement Began” uploaded by TIME
At the end of your notes, write a sentence or two explaining which you concept saw more in the videos: individualism or collectivism.
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Logistics Regression Analysis: A highly popular and powerful classification method
This assignment is to give you the hands-on experience using R for conducting logistic regression in real world data set.
First, please refer to the Example 10.3 and 10.5 in Chapter 10 in the reference textbook (through the link at the bottom under “Lessons” of the left menubar) and the examples in Chapter 7 of Data Mining and Business Analytics with R for details about how to generate logistic regression models and the evaluate the model performances. Then open this Logistic regression analysis website, go over the Satisfaction example and use the same R codes to reproduce the results, study the way to explain the model and evaluate the results. This is to lay the foundation so you to work on the project using the Satisfaction2.csv dataset shown below.
So to complete your assignment, please open this file Satisfaction2.csv (slightly different from the sample dataset) and repeat the same analysis as in the website to conduct a logistic regression analysis to complete the assignment 3. Please copy/paste screen images of your work in R, and put into a Word document for submission. Be sure to provide narrative of your answers, i.e., do not just copy/paste your answers without providing some explanation of what you did or your findings. Please include Introduction, R codes with outputs, Figures and explanations with cover and reference pages. A good conclusion to wrap up the assignment is also expected. Please follow APA formats as well.
Hints:
Use getwd(), setwd() and dir() to save and retrieve dataset in R with much convenience
Don’t forget to use install.packages(“”) for prediction or ROCR if that packages are not installed
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post to read— D.R.’s asthma attack can be classified as moderate persistent asthma. We can say he has moderate persistent asthma due to his symptoms being more frequent and persistent for the past four days. A person with moderate persistent asthma usually has symptoms more than two nights a week (Horak et al., 2016). His albuterol inhaler also needs to be replaced since it no longer provides him with sufficient relief from his asthma symptoms. D.R.’s peak flow rates have shifted from the green zone, which is the area representing stability, to the yellow zone, the caution zone.
The most common asthma triggers for patients include dust mites, pets, air pollution, tobacco smoke, perfumes, physical activity, mold, pests, cleaning products, disinfectants, etc. (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), 2020). For D.R., the triggers that may apply are colder weather temperatures, mold which including dump areas in his home or outside, and air pollution. He might also be allergic to dust mites which are present in most homes.
There are various factors that may have led to D.R.’s asthmatic condition. The most common risk factor includes coming from a family with a history of asthma. (Horak et al., 2016). Allergies are common in patients with asthma, especially towards dust, dust mites, and mold. Exposure to air pollution, which is difficult for him to prevent, also increases the risk for asthma and asthma attacks. Other causes of asthma include being overweight and exposure to chemicals at work.
Fluid, Electrolyte and Acid-Base Homeostasis:
According to Ms. Brown’s laboratory values, she has hypertonic imbalance as evidenced by high-solute extracellular fluid (ECF) content. Water from the intracellular space has migrated into the extracellular area, indicating a loss in ECF water (Khanduker et al., 2017). Also, Ms. Brown is hypernatremic due to high sodium levels. The cause of her hypernatremia is loss of ECF water, which results from extreme water loss in the pulmonary system, decreased oral intake, and glucose retention in the urine, all of which are combined with the continuing loss of water via the renal system (Khanduker et al., 2017).
The signs and symptoms associated with hypertonic imbalance and hypernatremia include postural hypotension, fever, dry mucous membranes, thirst, dry mouth, weak pulses, restlessness, doughy skin texture, altered cognitive function, changes in urine output, seizures, etc. (Liamis et al., 2014). With her high potassium levels, she may demonstrate an irregular heartbeat, abdominal cramping, vomiting, nausea, and chest pain (Liamis et al., 2014). The most appropriate treatment for Ms. Brown would be a salt-free diet and isotonic fluids such as D5W, (5 percent dextrose in water), which is used to treat hypernatremia by lowering sodium levels in the body. (Liamis et al., 2014). This will also treat her hypovolemia and acidosis by increasing the amount of fluids in her body.
Ms. Brown’s ABG’s shows that she has metabolic acidosis, which is evidenced by a PH under 7.35. She also has compensatory hyperventilation because her PaCO2 seems to be abnormal and she has an HCO3- of less than 24 mEq/L. Her PaO2 is less than 80mmHg which means that is also hypoxemic (Khanduker et al., 2017). The anion gap is the variation between negatively charged ions such as Cl- and HCO3- (anions) and positively charged ions such as K+ and Na+ (cations) Cl- and HCO3-) (Pandey & Sharma, 2019). Anion gaps are found in the plasma, urine, and serum. Anion gaps are significant because they help identify metabolic acidosis when blood level is lower than normal (Pandey & Sharma, 2019). Anion gaps also aid in managing problems associated with electrolytes, acid-base balance, and fluid.
Instruction- extending, refuting/correcting, or adding additional nuance to post. must be constructive and use literature where possible. Exceptional use of citations and extended referencing. High level of APA precision and free of grammar and spelling errors.
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you are to read each scenario below and answer the questions included in each scenario. This is to be ONE page, but you should include a response for each scenario that is at least one page in length. Feel free to use headings to separate the parts.
Remember to incorporate the elements, or requirements, of the Plain View Doctrine into your discussions and to submit this in APA formatting.
A. In United States. v. Riley, 488 U.S. 445 (1989), the U.S. Supreme Court held in a plurality opinion that police observations of marijuana from a helicopter flying at a distance of four hundred (400) feet above defendant’s greenhouse located in the curtilage of his home did not violate defendant’s reasonable expectation of privacy. As a result, this surveillance did not constitute a “search” under the Fourth Amendment, and no warrant was required. How would you argue that this did violate the home owner’s reasonable expectation of privacy? What if the police instead used a thermal imaging camera to see inside the home to see the use of lighting usually associated with growing marijuana plants? How might the use of a drone in this scenario impact your determination?
B. In United States v. McLevain, 310 F.3d 434 (6th Cir. 2002), officers executing a search warrant for a residence authorizing the seizure of two individuals, one of whom did not live at the residence, found the following items in plain view: a twist tie and a cut cigarette filter under the bed in the master bedroom; a spoon with residue on a tackle box in a sink in the garage (an officer “seized” this residue at the scene and conducted a test to determine if it was an illegal drug); and a prescription bottle, with no label, filled with a clear liquid that looked like water (the bottle was found on a mantle in the home). The court did not admit any of the items as illegal contraband. Why? Change the facts presented here such that the items seized WOULD be admissible pursuant to the Plain View Doctrine.
This assignment is to be completed by observing in an infant classroom that serves children 6 weeks to 18 months old. You will complete an observation sheet and write a summary of the information gathered during the observation.
USE VIDEO ABOVE IF YOU ARE UNABLE TO GO TO A CHILDCARE CENTER…..
You are to observe an infant classroom in a licensed child care facility.
If you need assistance, please let your instructor know well in advance of the due date.
Your observation should be for a minimum of 3 to 5 hours.
You will be looking for specific items that relate to a developmentally appropriate infant classroom.
It may be necessary for you to make more than one observation to get all the information you need to complete this assignment.
This cannot be a classroom in which you currently work! You need to have the opportunity to observe without participation.
You must follow these specific guidelines as you begin this assignment:
Call ahead to make arrangements for the observation.
Be specific in your request: tell them you are a student at _____Community College and that the observation is for a class assignment.
When you go to the site, sign in, and get a visitor’s name tag if required.
You are to be an observer. You are not to engage the children or the teacher in casual conversation.
The teacher is there for the children. You are to observe in an out of the way location and try not to call attention to yourself.
You may ask questions but do not intrude on teacher-child interactions.
Remember to thank the teacher and the office staff as you leave the center.
Please demonstrate professional behavior before, during, and after your observation.
Dress appropriately. Please be aware that many infant classrooms expect adults to remove their shoes while inside the classroom–socks and slip-on shoes are highly recommended.
Come prepared with paper/pen to take notes so that you are able to represent the teacher’s classroom accurately when writing your paper.
Be polite and courteous at all times.
Confidentiality must be maintained at all times. You are not to talk about the classroom, teacher, or children to anyone.
Observe the classroom and take notes of your impressions of the following:
Examples of Attention, Approval, and Attunement (pgs. 187, 217, 223, 298, 308, 390)
The indoor environment (Chapter 13)
Evidence/Examples of Responsive Planning and Developmentally Appropriate practices
Evidence/Examples of following infant specific child care rules and regulations such as:
10A NCAC 09 .0606 SAFE SLEEP PRACTICES
Request a copy of the center’s safe sleep policy. It would be best to ask for this when you set up your observation.
You will want to watch for how and when teachers document sleeping infant checks.
Find out where are the sleep logs are kept.
Look for the classroom temperature during your visit. Document the temperature on your classroom observation worksheet.
Observe if teachers are placing infants who are asleep or going to sleep on their backs/
Did you observe any “I have been seen rolling over on _____ (date)” posted next to any cribs?
10A NCAC 09 .0511 DAILY ROUTINES FOR CHILDREN UNDER TWO YEARS OF AGE
During tummy time, are the children supervised? How? On what type of surface was the child placed for tummy time? Did you see any developmental opportunities being addressed during tummy time? Does the center have a tummy time policy?
Developmentally Appropriate Practice – Looking specifically for:
Evidence of a caring community of learners
How teaching/interactions enhance development and learning
Curriculum – appropriate (or not?) for the children’s ages
Evidence of assessment of infants
Reciprocal relationships with families
Write a 3 to 5-page paper detailing the following:
Identify the center/school/teacher’s name, the school’s phone number, and a contact’s mail address. (This contact information will be used to ensure that the specified professionalism guidelines have been met, so you make sure that the information is valid.)
Identify the age group of children. How many children were present? How many staff were present? Were there any changes in staff while you were there?
Describe examples of the 3 A’s from Chapter 4 in your textbook). If you don’t see the 3 A’s, describe what you saw and how that was in opposition to the 3 A’s.
Describe the environment, including but not limited to:
Learning centers
Caregiver interactions with children
Caregiver interactions with families (if observed)
Health and safety considerations including but not limited to:
Sanitation and hand washing
Food preparation
Infant sleeping (Where–in cribs or in other contraptions? When were sleeping infants checked?)
Care routines. Note if those events were used by caregivers to promote the development of the children.
Diapering interactions between teacher/child
Mealtime interactions between teacher/child
Describe the activity/activities that you observed in the classroom. Provide enough detail so that your instructor can visualize what you saw during your observation.
Evaluate the classroom environment as Developmentally Appropriate Practice (DAP) or Developmentally Inappropriate Practice (DIP).
Evaluate whether or not you considered the classroom, interactions, and activities DAP. Why or why not?
How did the teacher address any or all of the 5 Guidelines for Decisions about DAP?
What was your overall impression of the classroom and why? If the classroom was DAP, what did you learn from the observation? If the classroom was DIP, what would you change to support Developmentally Appropriate Practices?
Finally, reflect on what you have learned in this course thus far or your own personal experience with infants with the time you spent in the classroom in which you observed.
Grading Criteria: Your assignment submission will be evaluated using this rubric attached
Resources:
To successfully complete this assignment, you will need to utilize all resources.
Writing Assignment Guidelines (opens in a new window)
n your text, North Carolina Foundations for Early Learning and Development, read pages 1-25. Take particular note of how and how not to use this text in your daily teaching.
Read the following:
NAEYC’s Position Statement on Developmentally Appropriate Practice (opens in a new window)
When reading this document you will want to look specifically for anything related to observation and assessment. This position statement is broad but there is information throughout related to the topics of this module.
Infants and Toddlers: Observing (opens in a new window)
http://toddlers.ccdmd.qc.ca/observing/index
Infants and Toddlers: Objectivity (opens in a new window)
http://toddlers.ccdmd.qc.ca/observing/objectivity
Infants and Toddlers Ch 4: https://quizlet.com/155070277/infants-and-toddlers-ch-4-the-three-as-flash-cards/
The Three A’s: https://prezi.com/oleai2fii8fr/the-three-as-attention-approval-and-attunement-the-mas/
Professional portfolios can be an asset to any nursing professional seeking a position or career change. Portfolios are designed to show the nurse’s experience in education, work, personal skills, professional skills, knowledge, achievements, any organizations that you belong to, and anything relevant to the position they are applying for (2009). These portfolios can be the difference between getting the job/career of your dreams and not being turned away.
There is and most likely always will be a shortage of nurses, including nurse practitioners. It can still be very competitive as employers want to hire someone that will be worth their time and effort in training and one that will stay in their position.
I am in the Family Nurse Practitioner program and have always been interested in specializing in advanced diabetic management/education. I have found different options for courses and that can qualify for board certification which is recognized by the ANCC (n.d.). There is a shortage of FNP and diabetic certified nurse practitioners. I want to be a part of the help and improve the community.
I am already a member of the American Nurses Association and the American Association of Nurse Practitioners. I find both organizations to be great assets and will continue to be a member and follow up on the new research, information, and educational opportunities.
In the answers, you must apply and reference relevant case law, legislation and sources of law.
Question 2:
Discuss the significance that membership of the European Union has had on Ireland as a source of law.
In your answers, you must apply and reference relevant case law, legislation, and sources of law. (1000 words)
Question 3:
Peter and John Winters are members of a family business called Chilled Sweet Drinks Ltd. https://samples.eliteacademicessays.com/neurological-disorders/ They operate a food manufacturing business, that produce milkshake products which they sell through their own retail shop units to the public in Ireland and across the European Union. Recently they have been notified of two incidents as follows:
o Incident A- a member of the public has fallen in their retail shop and fractured their elbow. The person is a child and they have received a Solicitors letter notifying them of a possible legal action in the future.
Incident B- a member of the public is suing the business as they allege that they have been become ill, after consuming a milkshake product purchased in their retail unit. https://www.instaassignment.com/answer-questions-1-5-at-the-end-of-case-study-1-develop-a-compensation-propos/
Write a detailed memo for Chilled Sweet Drinks Ltd. advising them of the relevant law applicable to Incident A and B. In your answer you must apply and reference relevant case law and legislation.
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Assignment 1: Discussion—Motivational Interviewing and Stages of Change
The stages of change model suggests that clients who are in the process of changing addictive behavior move through successive stages, from limited insight to maintenance of change. These stages will be presented by the client’s attitudes and behaviors. It is the job of the clinician to identify the correct stage and employ specific interventions for the treatment to be successful. Most clients opting for an assessment will likely be in the early stages of change.
The major tenets of motivational interviewing were designed to provide clinicians with tools to facilitate the change process in clients. Extensive research supports its effectiveness and it has become the standard in the past decade. These techniques are grounded in the client-centered approach rather than the confrontational approach to substance abuse treatment used in previous decades.
Use the module readings and the Argosy University online library resources to research motivational interviewing and the stages of change model.
1. Explain factors for determining the client’s stage of change and identify which stage of change the client is in.
2. What two motivational interviewing techniques would be helpful in assessing substance abuse in this case? Give reasons and explanations.
Support your responses using your module readings and authoritative resources. Incorporate theory and factual information in your response.
Write your initial response in 2–3 paragraphs. Apply APA standards to citation of sources.
Case Study—John
John is a longtime alcohol abuser who has managed to function in his job as a shipping foreperson for morethan twenty years despite his problem. Last month John’s company instituted a new company policy that required all employees to submit to random urine screens. John tested positive the first time he submitted the random urine drop. His company referred him for an assessment that had to be conducted before he was allowed to return to work.
As the substance abuse evaluator, you are responsible for identifying whether or not a drinking problem exists and for recommending any necessary treatment. John presents in your office the next day with frustration related to his suspension from work. Although he understands the position of his company,indicating that many of “those guys there have drinking problems,” he is surprised that the company “is being this harsh on him.” He denied having a problem because he “does not drink everyday like some of those guys.”
You discuss with John his perception of his drinking as well as the company’s decision to refer him for anassessment and treatment. As the session proceeds, you agree that John probably is not dependent on alcohol. However, you introduce the possibility of abuse, given the history you were provided, and hisadmission to “getting hammered” most days he is drinking. You explain that his drinking behavior resulted in the presence of alcohol in his urine from drinking the previous night at home. You explore this with John in an effort to help him identify some of the consequences of his drinking, even though he is not alcohol dependent. This allows John to begin to focus on the potential consequences of his alcohol use pattern.
Below is an excellent article on MI (use the url to get to it), if you want to use as a resources:
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For this assignment, you were just hired as the Lead Security Manager (LSM) for this organization’s digital forensics department. Your department works closely with the federal government. The team you supervised consist of 30 people with diverse cultures and technical background. This team specializes in collecting digital evidence from crime scenes, extractions, and provide reports to be viewed by the United States Intelligence Community (IC). The IC is also the biggest client for your company. Without this account, your company will have a difficult time operating. Nevertheless, the IC has changed its requirements as it relates to clearance needed to handle evidence, and your company is out of compliance. Each member on your team, including yourself, must obtain at least a public trust clearance from the federal government. You also realize that these objectives need to be completed within 30 business days. Two of these objectives are:
1. Not all of the people on the team has the required clearance
2. Team member are using unreliable digital forensic tools to do their work
Assignment Requirements
· Create a brief memo for your department introducing yourself, plans for the department, and your expectations team. Ideas from the required reading and presentations for the assignment module as well as Biblical integration must all be integrated into the memo (Single Page)
· Create a policy regarding the sensitivity of computer crimes the using the correct tools to collect and extract evidence (At least 2 pages, double space)
· Write a report to your boss about the analysis you have conducted on inappropriate tools you have discovered
o Ensure to use your leadership skills to stress the impacts of using unreliable forensic tools
o How these tools can jeopardize the forensic investigation process
In the fall of 1919, an event occurred in Phillips County, Arkansas that has come to be known as the “Elaine Race Riot.” But, as we observed with the labeling of the “Spanish American War” (Cuba?!), names can be problematic, misleading, and ultimately obscure history rather than illuminate it. As students of history, it is your job to have open and critical minds, to analyze evidence and formulate intelligent interpretations of historical events while at the same time recognizing that these ‘interpretations’ must be open to revisions as new evidence comes to light.
With these ideas in mind, examine the evidence concerning the events in Phillips County in 1919 and write a narrative account of what you think occurred.
* You must use the press materials located at the “Elaine Riot” web site AND the pamphlet, “The Arkansas Race Riot” by Ida B. Wells (located at the sites/.pdf files listed below), and historical materials you find at the Ellis Library newspaper archives databases (a minimum of eight that you find on your own). You cannot complete the assignment unless you use all of these sources, and I will not accept incomplete assignments. Use the textbook, lectures, and Bb assignments to help you understand Jim Crow, the justice system, and political, social and economic structures in the period, especially sharecropping and debt peonage.
*Your narrative account should include a basic chronology of the events from September 30, 1919 to December 31, 1919 and your reasons for selecting particular evidence when there are conflicting accounts in the sources. To do this, you will need to indicate where discrepancies exist and why you believe, or “privilege,” one version of the facts over another.
You will also need to examine newspaper articles about other race riots in the 1918-1923 period and place the Arkansas riot in the context of these other events.
*Be sure to indicate exactly which news articles you found on your own and why you chose them as sources.
For the final paragraph, examine the legacy of the US Supreme Court decision, Moore v. Dempsey. More about this in class.
*The minimum length of the papers is 2,400 words minimum, not counting end notes.
* Be sure to double-spaced and use twelve-point type and one-inch margins.
*Use endnotes to indicate where you found your evidence( use the sources in your end notes).
*For the end notes all of them must be at the end of the research (in last paper)
The Elaine site was constructed with no grant money or tech assistance.
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