Category: Essays

Can you please write at least with 100 words or over relevant context in these Posts. If you find any research with it will be fine but please write the citation and THE WHOLE REFERENCE under the post from where it was taken ?(but please make sure to write in your own words) that will be great! I really appreciate it. These are discussion questions and need to be answer accordingly, perhaps you do not need to answer each line just follow important context form the post. THANKS!!!

(1)There are several tools that I use while searching CINAHL for articles. One tool is the Boolean search and utilizing the select field option. Sometimes I want to narrow a search to the abstract even the title but most often use the all text field. I have often used Author as it may happen one author has written several articles on one topic. This search engine will also give suggestions in a drop down box that show up while entering the search term that can be helpful. The disadvantage to this search is that your chosen phrase needs to be in the article. Often there are several words or phrases that could be used to search an article and finding the ones that match what you are searching for can be difficult. To help narrow down the results I will edit the results to a time frame within the last 5 years, exclude articles not written in English, choose peer written articles, and also choose the age group the
article is focused on. Editing can help refine the articles left to choose from but it may not exclude non research based articles.

(2)The second technique is grouping terms together using parentheses. The advantages of this includes: helps insure that the exact word you are looking for or find the most relevant to your research gets searched first (CINAHL, 2012). The disadvantages are: if you do not understand how to utilize this type of searching method then you are going to limit your articles. It is a personal decision to decide which search engine works better for you.

(3) The CINAHL Subject Headings authority file is a controlled vocabulary thesaurus that assists in more effectively searching the CINAHL database. There are more than 10,600 main subject headings as well as thousands of cross-references that assist in finding the most appropriate subject heading. CINAHL uses the National Library of Medicine’s Medical Subject Headings (MeSH) as the standard vocabulary for disease, drug, anatomical, and physiological concepts. Each reference in the database has a set of subject terms, major and minor descriptors, which describe the primary and secondary focus of the document. The Thesaurus is arranged in a hierarchy that permits searching various levels of detail from the most general level to more specific levels, to find the most precise concept. You can explode terms in the thesaurus to include narrower terms in the hierarchy. You can also select Major Concept to ensure that you retrieve only material where the subject is a primary focus of the article.

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DISCUSSION

In at least 300 words, identify three “Frequently Repeated Motifs” of the traditional slave narrative that are also present in Kindred. Explain how these motifs (i.e. themes) function in Butler’s text by referring to at least three specific moments in the novel. Note: The “Frequently Repeated Motifs” are listed on this week’s “The Slave Narrative” reading (see link under Week 3 Lectures, Readings, and Web Resources folder); there are eight motifs for you to choose from as you craft your response.

Then compare and contrast Dana’s experience with those of Douglass and Jacobs. How is Dana’s experience similar to Douglass’s and Jacobs’s? How is it different? In other words, discuss how Butler’s neo-slave narrative might both reinforce and revise the traditional slave narrative from the 19th century.

Be sure to meet all requirements as outlined on the Discussion Board Rubric. Remember to meet the length requirement and to incorporate evidence from the literature by including at least one direct quotation and MLA in-text citation from Kindred, one from Douglass’s narrative, and one from Jacobs’s narrative. NO SECONDARY SOURCES FROM THE INTERNET.R

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I need words in preview before assign so i know ur good

However, could you relate the importance of data accuracy to the criminal justice field?
Do you have any specific examples?

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Write an essay with examples on the uses of fluid mechanics with relevant references. The paper must be double spaced, in standard fonts and contains at least two references. Please follow the APA format.

DO not copy someones else paper and do your own paper

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Below is a link to my local police department’s website. Take a look around, do you believe that it has useful information? Is it easy to navigate? What are your thoughts?
On first glance, I like that the non emergency phone numbers are easy to locate on the main page. I also liked the “in your neighborhood” section and the “crime watch” area.

Please feel free to share your favorite e-government website and why you think it is useful.

http://www.sandiego.gov/police/

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MAED Capstone

For your Final Project, you will apply everything you learned in this course to create a research proposal. You can refine your previous assignments accordingly. You will not be required to implement the research. The purpose is to set up a study for you to further develop at some later point in time.

Your proposal must have the following sections—please include the following headings:
1.Statement of the Problem (half a page): State your rationale/purpose. Why do you want to study this? What do you perceive to be an issue or problem? Describe the context (e.g., school, students). Describe your diverse community and how that diversity may impact your study.
2.Research Question (half a page): Even though your research question was developed in Week Two, you may need to change it as research questions tend to evolve as you learn more about the issue. State the question and describe how it supports your problem-solving.
3.Literature Review (three): Read at least five scholarly articles about the topic. You may include the sources you listed for your written assignment in Week Three. Summarize all the information you learned about the topic. You may want to include subheadings as you categorize the findings from the other studies. Include a section describing the theoretical framework.
4.Participants (half a page): Who do you plan on studying? How many people? Are you studying a specific group (e.g., state, age group, gender)? Be specific about your data sample.
5.Data Collection Methods (half a page): Which methods do you plan on using (e.g., conducting interviews, focus groups, surveys)? How do you plan on conducting your study? Describe the procedures.
6.Action Plan (two ): Describe two phases of interventions. Indicate possible scenarios and corresponding adjustments.
7.Bibliography (one page): Include a reference page that is formatted according to APA style as outlined in the Ashford Writing Center.
Your paper must be a minimum of nine pages, not including title and reference pages, and must be in proper APA formatting. You must include a minimum of seven resources.

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Write about the importance of a speech by a political leader.

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This story is in my textbook but I’m sure it can be found online and written about. Just a short essay about the questions asked. Make it sound smart but not too smart please 🙂 Also a preview would be great! It’s already so hard to pick a writer to choose from

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Provide a real life example of classical conditioning from your life experience. Be sure to label the different components of classical conditioning in your example, namely:

Neutral Stimulus (NS)
Unconditioned Stimulus (UCS)
Unconditioned Response (UCR)
Conditioned Stimulus (CS)
Conditioned Response (CR)
Feel free to use TV commercials, music, fears or phobias, or other real world illustrations in your answer.

Here is an example post to help you get started:

“When I was a kid growing up in NY, my grandma lived in Queens in a two story brick semi-attached house near the park. Whenever I went to visit Grandma, she would always have the heat cranked up really high. As you might imagine, every time I went to visit her, I would sweat profusely. Eventually, over time, I would break out into a sweat before I even went inside Grandma’s house. I would just see her house, and start to sweat. This effect can be explained by classical conditioning, or the repeated pairing of one stimulus (the house) with another (the heat). In this example, Grandma’s house before conditioning or repeated pairing with the heat is the neutral stimulus (NS). The heat is the unconditioned stimulus (UCS) because it causes a response or reaction that did not have to be learned. It is innate or a reflex. Sweating in reaction to the heat is the unconditioned response (UCR). Again, this is an unconditioned response because your body does it automatically, without any thought. It is automatic. After repeated pairings, conditioning or learning takes place, and the neutral stimulus (NS) alone causes the sweating to occur. When the neutral stimulus (house) takes on the properties of the unconditioned stimulus (heat), conditioning or learning has taken place. In this example, Grandma’s house becomes the conditioned stimulus (CS), and sweating in reaction to just Grandma’s house (nothing else) is the conditioned response (CR).

See if you can think of an example like this, and be sure to label the different components. Good luck!

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1.Use short quotes from Milton’s Areopagitica on each body paragraph. Except introduction and conclusion.
2.Examine Milton’s subordinating style.
3.Explain Milton’s appeals to pathos, logos ethos.
4.Argue whether or not these appeals are persuasive.
5.follow the notes please.
6. Ebook link: start on page 199.
http://books.google.com/books?id=tc4zk2kYDHQC&pg=PA199&lpg=PA199&dq=milton’s+areopagitica+%22beginning+of+no+mean+endeavor%22&source=bl&ots=lvm4bcFXV2&sig=NbaJgH4OskVML59FOGeA2FWQSyE&hl=en&sa=X&ei=RrLqUviqF9TnoATi6wE&ved=0CDEQ6AEwBQ#v=onepage&q=milton’s%20areopagitica%20%22beginning%20of%20no%20mean%20endeavor%22&f=false
7.make clear arguments, explaintions and perfect thesis.

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