Description Not every assignment in college needs to be a three to five page paper because in our everyday life we have to critically evaluate symbols, images, and graphics. Infographics are used to communicate complex ideas in a visually pleasing, yet simple to understand manner. Using the topic and sources from the Week 5 Source […]
Week 6 – Final Project Learning and Cognition Final Project Prior to beginning work on this assignment, review the feedback given to you by your instructor and peers on your Interactive Assignment in Week 5 and contact your instructor if you have any questions. In Week 5 you chose your audience, and the mode of […]
Explain the critical importance of records documentation from a social work perspective. PLEASE enter the following vocabulary: Confidentiality Ethics File management Federal Privacy Act (1974) HIPPA Law Tarasoff vs Regents of the University of California NOTE: 1 PAGE
Description As reported in Plato’s account The Apology, Socrates famously claimed at his trial that “The unexamined life is not worth living.” In this course, you have had the opportunity to examine your own life and reality through the thoughts of the ancient Greek philosophers. The purpose of this Touchstone assignment is for you (1) […]
In the profession of social work, there is an expectation that all service providers and professionals provide culturally responsive interventions and considerations to diverse individuals, groups, and communities. At the same time, the topic of diversity has the potential to create discomfort. How do social workers continue to not only engage in difficult conversations, but […]
According to the work of Rentfrow and colleagues, personalities are not randomly distributed. Instead they fit into distinct geographic clusters. Based on where you live, do you agree or disagree with the traits associated with yourself and the residents of your area of the country? Why or why not? Note: You are required to answer […]
Description a.) Define and explain Frankl’s understanding of: 1.) spiritual freedom and 2.) what sorts of lives can be meaningful. b.) Argue for or against Frankl’s perspective. Show that you have read the entirety of Man’s Search for Meaning – up to p. 122, “Logotherapy as a Technique” – by including details from the book. […]
You have two friends who have been struggling with exams in their classes. They can’t figure out what they are doing wrong, so they approach you for advice. In talking with your friends, you learn: Both of them are studying in one big cram session the evening before the exam. They’re just not motivated to […]
Discussion Post Question: As the Media Literacy textbook states, people do not typically prefer media messages that are too far removed from their own experiences. What are the personal implications of this? What are the social and cultural implications of this? 200 words
Question Description I’m studying and need help with a Philosophy question to help me learn. What does it mean to say that white supremacy is a political system? How does this contrast with claiming racism is a personal belief? Explain each of Mills’ three aims: the existential claim, the conceptual claim, and the methodological claim. […]
