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Introduce the artwork, and be sure to include all technical information: title, artist, year, material. Put these into sentences. Introduce your idea or analysis.2. First Section (2-3 paragraphs): Historical Context [Note: ALL information MUST be cited. This information should come from a museum, textbook, or other reliable source. ANY information that is not your own ideas MUST be cited.]Who is the artist? What is their background?What is the artwork? Why was it made?3. Second Section (2-3 paragraphs): Visual DescriptionThoroughly describe the object, using art historical terms. Be sure to include a description of its composition, scale, color, line, facture (the visible signs of how it was made). Form: what is the shape of the work? Subjects depicted (for example, a basket of fruit, or a portrait of a political figure)? Composition? Tiered? Pyramidal? Strong diagonals? Symmetrical? Few elements? Busy? Focus on foreground? Scale? How large is the work? How large are its elements? Are some elements or figures larger or smaller than the others to give them emphasis? Colors (vivid, muted, earth tones)? Line (bold, delicate, straight, curved, patterns)? Lighting (natural lighting, gradations of light and shade, stark contrast)? Textures (rugged, smooth, jeweled, inlaid)?This paragraph should be based ENTIRELY on what you individually see – there should be no outside research, except to determine the materials used. The goal is for you to look closely and describe what you see precisely.4. Third Section (3-6 paragraphs): InterpretationIn the last part of your paper, give an interpretation of the work:How specifically does it express ideas of the artist in visual terms? What other ideas do the visual elements and function of the work express to the viewer? What does it ‘say’? What was the meaning of the work at the time it was created? Do you think this work is important culturally and art historically? Why or why not?Draw from the authors and ideas of our class to form an analysis of the work in regards to performance art. 5. Conclusion ParagraphIn this paragraph, draw summary conclusions about the artwork, incorporating the major points of each of the sections above. Avoid grand claims; keep this grounded in the writing you have already done!

The hiring team has narrowed the candidate field to you and one other candidate, and now they want to understand your process and rationale for creating research-based questions. You have been asked by the interview committee to present your process and rationale for creating one research-based question in order to exhibit your leadership qualities in your critical thinking about research.DirectionsResearch Question and ProcessDocument your process and rationale for creating one research-based question that addresses the problem you identified in your previous research studies.Create a research question that meets the following criteria:ResearchableMeasurable but not too factualComplex yet clearNeither too broad nor too narrowHas value for gathering informationHas relevance to your identified research problemIdentify the problem your research question addresses.Summarize the problem the profession faces.Identify the most important factor(s) in the problem that your question was created to answer.Demonstrate how you developed your question through the following four steps:Identify patterns of symptoms.Analyze patterns of symptoms.Investigate symptoms through research.Hone question through multiple iterative drafts.Identify how to mitigate multiple threats to the ethical research process within your topic. Include the following:When and how you might consider various ethical threats, including personal biasHow you might ensure these threats were reduced or mitigated in your questionWhat to SubmitTo complete this project, you must submit the following:Flowchart or PresentationCreate a detailed flowchart that explains your process for creating and analyzing a question. Alternatively, complete a different type of presentation that clearly explains your process for creating and analyzing a question.Supporting MaterialsThe following resource(s) may help support your work on the project:Website: 40 Fantastic Flow Chart TemplatesThis site presents downloadable flowchart formats for specific Microsoft programs.Reading: PowerPoint: Guides, Tips and HelpThis site gives helpful tips for creating a professional presentation.Reading: Slide LayoutThis site gives tips for making sure your presentation slides are readable, which is an important aspect of creating a professional presentation.Reading: 15 Strategies for Giving Oral PresentationsThis site gives specific tips on how to perform public speaking well.

In your initial post, consider patterns you found as you were looking at this information. What did you notice? What is the relationship between your field of study in social science and the methodologies and data types you found? If a particular methodology was selected over others, what might the impact on your field of study be? (Hint: Refer back to your answers in your Module Six journal entry.)Then, choose two peers who are studying a social science field different from yours. As you review your peers’ initial posts, answer at least two of the following questions as you compare patterns of methodology choices in their social science and yours:Do you see other limits in their social science that they did not identify?What might the impact of those limits be?How do the methodology and data types preferred by their social science compare to those preferred by yours? Are there overlaps? Major differences?What do you see as the impact of these preferences, and is there something that could be gained in their social science if they were to embrace some of the methodologies and data types used by your social science?

You can be intuitive and presentable. Use text, image, illustration, table, whatever you feel suitable.Note: you don’t necessarily need to understand how cryptocurrencies work. That’s part of this course and we’ll study that later. Just gather useful information on the reasons behind the failure of earlier cryptocurrencies. This will give us a good background of why and how blockchain got developed for Bitcoin, which hasn’t failed yet.Look at slide 6,7 of the attach slides to know what is different from bitcoin, and compare it to crypto currencies that were created before bitcoin like eCash, B-money, Bit Gold, Hashcash and why they failed and Bitcoin didn’t. you can also view this link for the white paper of Bitcoin. https://bitcoin.org/bitcoin.pdf

Watch these videos:ForestGEO:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=02UTPPmiKyMNEON:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sSD84bIkWDw 2. Visit these websites and browse protocols and data collection:  At each site, read more about one specific type of equipment or data collection methodology/protocol. You will discuss what you learn in your DQ post. Forest GEO:  https://forestgeo.si.edu/protocolsNEON:  https://www.neonscience.org/data-collection 3. Read about GLUE, the white clover Global Urban Evolution project:  https://globalurbanevoluti.wixsite.com/urbancloverprojectNote:  The evolution of white clover and the cyanogenesis trait have been affected by urban environments, and this is the subject of Rowan’s Clover CURE (Course-based Undergraduate Research Experience). In this course, you will propose a scientific experiment that aims to understand the ecological factors that drive urban adaptation in this species. Upon request, your instructor may provide white clover data that has been collected along the Glassboro to Philadelphia (rural to urban) gradient by students in many sections of Introduction to Ecology at Rowan as they collaborated in the CURE. 4. Watch this short video about Rowan’s Clover CURE:  https://youtu.be/fF1aTtO93mk 1. Briefly describe the data collection equipment/procedure that you read about on the NEON and ForestGEO websites. What type of ecologically-relevant data does it collect? 2. What is a scientific question that we might be able to answer by collecting the same data for many years at replicated national and global sites (like NEON or ForestGEO)?Think:  How are the scales different for NEON vs. ForestGEO datasets, and how might this limit the generalizability of the results?3. What is one ecological factor (biotic/abiotic) that differs between Glassboro and Philly? Think like you’re a clover plant. Be specific.  Don’t simply say “the presence of humans.”4. Considering all of the resources you explored in this DQ, why do you think it is necessary for scientists to collaborate, take extensive notes and make detailed experimental plans?

Write a research paper on the negative effects of Amazon as an online marketplace for society based on 2 scholarly journal articles.

Answer the following questions in the paper:

1. To what extent has the development of the online-only-marketplace, specifically Amazon.com, negatively effect our society?
2. What are the current cons of our culture migrating towards online shopping? What makes amazon a successful e-commerce venture?

This paper just needs to answer the below questison. 250-300 words will be fine.

QUESTION
We live in a busy and fast world. Mental health is one of the national health priority areas. The issue is complex and has several causes. This week I would like your group to discuss what you think can be done to address to stigma around mental health and/or any evaluated preventative programs that have had a positive impact on mental health. Be mindful that mental health is a sensitive issue; let us ensure we respect each other’s thoughts for this discussion.

Some reference ideas

1. Coates D, Saleeba C, Howe D. Mental health attitudes and beliefs in a community sample on the central coast in australia: Barriers to help seeking. Community Mental Health Journal [Internet]. 2019 [cited 2022 Aug 19]; 55(3):476-86. Available from: https://doi.org/10.1007/s10597-018-0270-8 DOI: 10.1007/s10597-018-0270-8

2. Morgan AJ, Wright J, Reavley NJ. Review of australian initiatives to reduce stigma towards people with complex mental illness: What exists and what works? International Journal of Mental Health Systems [Internet]. 2021 [cited 2022 Aug 19]; 15(1):10. Available from: https://doi.org/10.1186/s13033-020-00423-1 DOI: 10.1186/s13033-020-00423-1

3. NSW Health. ‘Pacer’ shows strong results in first six months. 2020. Available from: https://www.health.nsw.gov.au/news/Pages/20201202_01.aspx.

4. Pacer team already providing support to tasmanians experiencing mental health distress [press release]. The Department of Premier and Cabinet: Jeremy Rockliff 2022.

1. Knaak S, Mantler E, Szeto A, editors. Mental illness-related stigma in healthcare: Barriers to access and care and evidence-based solutions. Healthcare management forum; 2017: SAGE Publications Sage CA: Los Angeles, CA.

2. McGorry PD, Goldstone SD, Parker AG, Rickwood DJ, Hickie IB. Cultures for mental health care of young people: an Australian blueprint for reform. The Lancet Psychiatry. 2014;1(7):559-68.

3. McGorry P, Bates T, Birchwood M. Designing youth mental health services for the 21st century: examples from Australia, Ireland and the UK. British Journal of Psychiatry. 2013;202(s54):s30-s5.

4. Castillo EG, Ijadi-Maghsoodi R, Shadravan S, Moore E, Mensah MO, Docherty M, et al. Community interventions to promote mental health and social equity. Current psychiatry reports. 2019;21(5):1-14.

5. Kearns M, Muldoon OT, Msetfi RM, Surgenor PW. The impact of community-based mental health service provision on stigma and attitudes towards professional help-seeking. Journal of Mental Health. 2019;28(3):289-95.

6. Malla A, Iyer S, McGorry P, Cannon M, Coughlan H, Singh S, et al. From early intervention in psychosis to youth mental health reform: a review of the evolution and transformation of mental health services for young people. Social psychiatry and psychiatric epidemiology. 2016;51(3):319-26.

7. Stuart H. Reducing the stigma of mental illness. Global Mental Health. 2016;3:e17.

Please number and answer the following questions, based on readings and occasionally a video. When you refer to the reading in your answer, put the author’s last name in parentheses – example: (Brandt). Do not repeat the question; simply number then answer. Your total word count for this exam should be minimum 1000 words. All answers must be in your own words; no direct quoting from material or readings is allowed. In other words, you of course will summarize points from the readings, but the key word is summarize. You must put the readings’ points into your own words; please do not quote word-for-word from the readings.

1. Based on the reading (C)Donnelly, Burgess, Simonds, explain how each of the following theories view human sexuality: functionalism, conflict theory, and social constructionist theory. How do feminist theory and queer theory challenge the above theories? That is, how do feminist theory and queer theory approach human sexuality? Finally, what is intersectionality?

2. According to lecture but primarily the movie “Kinsey,” what was Kinsey’s background? That is, what was his training, what was he famous for studying before he started studying human sexuality? What prompted Kinsey to begin studying human sexuality? What was Kinsey’s research methodology, and how/why did he train his research team? What were Kinsey’s two publications, and what did they reveal about sex? How was each publication received by the general public? That is, how did people react to each of his books? Finally, based on lecture, explain what it means to practice good ethics when doing human sexuality research. Explain with examples from the reading (9)Brandt how the Tuskegee Syphilis Study committed huge ethical violations.

3. According to the reading (C)Alavi, what was this study’s methodology? In other words, what was Alavi studying? What were this study’s research findings? Give examples of how the dildos themselves as well as their packaging and descriiptions reinforce racist stereotypes.

4. According to the reading (16)Simonds and Jungels, what are some limitations of children’s sex education books in their study? Specifically explain with examples how these books oversimplified differences between girls and boys as well as reinforced heterosexuality while making homosexuality seem deviant. According to the reading (20)Schalet, how do American vs Dutch parents (on average) differ in how they view teen sexuality? How does Schalet explain these differences?

5. Based on lecture as well as reading (2)Davis, explain what it means to be intersex. According to the reading, how are the outcomes for individuals who were put into surgeries as infants? Give examples. Finally, what is the difference between the terms DSD vs intersex, and who usually identifies with each term and why?

Please number and answer the following questions, based on readings and occasionally a video. When you refer to the reading in your answer, put the author’s last name in parentheses – example: (Brandt). Do not repeat the question; simply number then answer. Your total word count for this exam should be minimum 1000 words. All answers must be in your own words; no direct quoting from material or readings is allowed. In other words, you of course will summarize points from the readings, but the key word is summarize. You must put the readings’ points into your own words; please do not quote word-for-word from the readings.

1. Based on the reading (C)Donnelly, Burgess, Simonds, explain how each of the following theories view human sexuality: functionalism, conflict theory, and social constructionist theory. How do feminist theory and queer theory challenge the above theories? That is, how do feminist theory and queer theory approach human sexuality? Finally, what is intersectionality?

2. According to lecture but primarily the movie “Kinsey,” what was Kinsey’s background? That is, what was his training, what was he famous for studying before he started studying human sexuality? What prompted Kinsey to begin studying human sexuality? What was Kinsey’s research methodology, and how/why did he train his research team? What were Kinsey’s two publications, and what did they reveal about sex? How was each publication received by the general public? That is, how did people react to each of his books? Finally, based on lecture, explain what it means to practice good ethics when doing human sexuality research. Explain with examples from the reading (9)Brandt how the Tuskegee Syphilis Study committed huge ethical violations.

3. According to the reading (C)Alavi, what was this study’s methodology? In other words, what was Alavi studying? What were this study’s research findings? Give examples of how the dildos themselves as well as their packaging and descriiptions reinforce racist stereotypes.

4. According to the reading (16)Simonds and Jungels, what are some limitations of children’s sex education books in their study? Specifically explain with examples how these books oversimplified differences between girls and boys as well as reinforced heterosexuality while making homosexuality seem deviant. According to the reading (20)Schalet, how do American vs Dutch parents (on average) differ in how they view teen sexuality? How does Schalet explain these differences?

5. Based on lecture as well as reading (2)Davis, explain what it means to be intersex. According to the reading, how are the outcomes for individuals who were put into surgeries as infants? Give examples. Finally, what is the difference between the terms DSD vs intersex, and who usually identifies with each term and why?

Please number and answer the following questions, based on readings and occasionally a video. When you refer to the reading in your answer, put the author’s last name in parentheses – example: (Brandt). Do not repeat the question; simply number then answer. Your total word count for this exam should be minimum 1000 words. All answers must be in your own words; no direct quoting from material or readings is allowed. In other words, you of course will summarize points from the readings, but the key word is summarize. You must put the readings’ points into your own words; please do not quote word-for-word from the readings.

1. Based on the reading (C)Donnelly, Burgess, Simonds, explain how each of the following theories view human sexuality: functionalism, conflict theory, and social constructionist theory. How do feminist theory and queer theory challenge the above theories? That is, how do feminist theory and queer theory approach human sexuality? Finally, what is intersectionality?

2. According to lecture but primarily the movie “Kinsey,” what was Kinsey’s background? That is, what was his training, what was he famous for studying before he started studying human sexuality? What prompted Kinsey to begin studying human sexuality? What was Kinsey’s research methodology, and how/why did he train his research team? What were Kinsey’s two publications, and what did they reveal about sex? How was each publication received by the general public? That is, how did people react to each of his books? Finally, based on lecture, explain what it means to practice good ethics when doing human sexuality research. Explain with examples from the reading (9)Brandt how the Tuskegee Syphilis Study committed huge ethical violations.

3. According to the reading (C)Alavi, what was this study’s methodology? In other words, what was Alavi studying? What were this study’s research findings? Give examples of how the dildos themselves as well as their packaging and descriiptions reinforce racist stereotypes.

4. According to the reading (16)Simonds and Jungels, what are some limitations of children’s sex education books in their study? Specifically explain with examples how these books oversimplified differences between girls and boys as well as reinforced heterosexuality while making homosexuality seem deviant. According to the reading (20)Schalet, how do American vs Dutch parents (on average) differ in how they view teen sexuality? How does Schalet explain these differences?

5. Based on lecture as well as reading (2)Davis, explain what it means to be intersex. According to the reading, how are the outcomes for individuals who were put into surgeries as infants? Give examples. Finally, what is the difference between the terms DSD vs intersex, and who usually identifies with each term and why?