The Positive/Negative Effects of Power

Week 5 Discussion – The Positive/Negative Effects of Power

The use of power has positive and negative impact on the organization. After reviewing the subject in the text share your thoughts on the various types of power and how they may be used to either drive or ruin the business. Under what business conditions should each be used? Is there a universal model for a firm in growth vs. one that is decline? How does the use of power differ in a global vs. a domestic business? Are leaders able to use various forms of power depending on the situation or is personality dependent?

Hint: Think about power both in terms of the person who has it, and the person who does not have it. May also want to consider the person who does not have it but wants it, as well as the person who does not have power and doesn’t care.

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Only those who have the book and have knowledge about the novel. (Both Answers have to 100 to 200 words)

Only those who have the book and have knowledge about the novel. (Both Answers have to 100 to 200 words)

1. The six central characters of Watchmen are joined by numerous less important characters. What is the role (philosophical or otherwise) of the non-heroes in the story? Why do you think so many of these minor characters end up dead in the end?

2. Take a look at the first six pages of chapter 12. What details do you notice? What might be the significance of their presence in the scene? When answering, think about patterning and juxtaposition. You may also want to look up the origins of certain names (for instance, Pale Horse, Krystalnacht, Gordian Knot, Promethean, Utopia).

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Biology

Think about the issues surrounding different uses of cloning, stem cells, or identification using DNA fingerprinting. Choose one issue and identify the major ethical conflict in this case. Think about the possible options for resolving the conflict. Describe one of these options, including the strengths and weaknesses of this resolution. Be sure to cite your sources. (We recommend that you type your response into the word processing program of your choice and then paste your submission below.) Use these guidelines for your response.
Maximum of 700 words
Identify and describe the ethical issue in a manner that demonstrates scientific understanding.
Identify at least two stakeholders and describe their positions and concerns.
Identify and describe at least one possible option for resolving the conflict.
Identify and describe the strengths and weaknesses of the resolution

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Louis Armstrong, How He Kept Reinventing Himself

This paper should include a bibliography (No website sources, Only Books!!) of at least 10 sources as well as footnotes (especially when quotes from a book are used).

Write about Louis Armstrong, and his major achievements and how he kept reinventing himself during his career.

I have 5 books that you should use in this paper. Please use all of them, and the rest of the 10 book sources, you can find on your own. (Use only books that you can find online, so I can access them after you’re done from the paper).

The 5 books, are:

1. Louis’ Children: American Jazz Singers. Leslie Gourse
2. The Louis Armstrong Odyssey: From Jane Alley to America’s Jazz Ambassador. Dempsey J. Travis.
3. Louis Armstrong: An Extravagant Life. Laurence Bergreen.
4. Blowing on the Changes. The Art of the Jazz Horn Players. Leslie Gourse.
5. Satchmo: My Life in New Orleans. By Louis Armstrong.

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Serial Killers

How, in foreign nations, serial murder is perceived culturally, legally, psychologically, or in any other way differently from our domestic perception.

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Anorexia Nervosa Etiology

Anorexia Nervosa Etiology Instructions

Content
Write a research paper focused on Anorexia Nervosa Etiology.
Structure
• Length 9–10 pages
• Must include
o Title page
o Sections headed as follows
 I. Introduction of topic, DSM description
 II. Literature Review of your five primary source empirical studies on anorexia nervosa etiology.
 III. Conclusion which summarizes findings and future possibilities
o Abstract
o References

• Regarding Section II. Literature Review: You must have five primary source empirical studies that apply to anorexia nervosa disorder’s etiology
o An empirical study tests a theory or treatment using a sample of subjects and assessing results statistically. You can typically identify an empirical study by the subheadings that include Methods or Procedures, Results or Analysis, and Discussion or Conclusions. Using the terms etiology or treatment in the search terms with the title of the disorder will help
o The study findings must be summarized (not quoted) and cited in the paper, and the articles submitted with the final paper. (The copies of the article are not included in the final page count)
o Each article must be published in peer reviewed journals and approved of in advance of the final paper submission
o Summaries should paraphrase not quote the article

• Format in adherence to APA format as detailed in the 6th edition of the APA Manual

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Abnormal Psychology

Discuss how treatment of one’s body can affect the psychological health of that person. In your discussion, keep in mind eating disorders and substance-related disorders

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This will require you to analyze and evaluate the article, not just summarize what has been said in the article.
Rubric:

Total: 25 points
Analyze the text: (5 points)

As you read the article you plan to critique, the following questions will help you analyze the text:

• What is the author’s main point?
• What is the author’s purpose?
• Who is the author’s intended audience?
• What arguments does the author use to support the main point?
• What evidence does the author present to support the arguments?
• What are the author’s underlying assumptions or biases?

Evaluate the text: (10 points)

After you have read the text, you can begin to evaluate the author’s ideas. The following questions provide some ideas to help you evaluate the text:

• Is the argument logical?
• Is the text well-organized, clear, and easy to read?
• Are the author’s facts accurate?
• Have important terms been clearly defined?
• Is there sufficient evidence for the arguments?
• Do the arguments support the main point?
• Is the text appropriate for the intended audience?
• Does the text present and refute opposing points of view?
• Does the text help you understand the subject?
• Are there any words or sentences that evoke a strong response from you? What are those words or sentences? What is your reaction?
• What is the origin of your reaction to this topic? When or where did you first learn about it? Can you think of people, articles, or discussions that have influenced your views? How might these be compared or contrasted to this text?
• What questions or observations does this article suggest? That is, what does the article make you think about?

Plan and write your critique: (10 points)

Write your critique in standard essay form. It is generally best not to follow the author’s organization when organizing your analysis, since this approach lends itself to summary rather than analysis. Begin with an introduction that defines the subject of your critique and your point of view. Defend your point of view by raising specific issues or aspects of the argument. Conclude your critique by summarizing your argument and re-emphasizing your opinion.

• You will first need to identify and explain the author’s ideas. Include specific passages that support your description of the author’s point of view.
• Offer your own opinion. Explain what you think about the argument. Describe several points with which you agree or disagree.
• For each of the points you mention, include specific passages from the text (you may summarize, quote, or paraphrase) that provide evidence for your point of view.
• Explain how the passages support your opinion.

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