THREATS DEFENSE ARGUMENT Assignment 3b: Analysis on the Threats Defense Argument The information you provided in your PowerPoint presentation on Threats to the Global Environment has led to productive debates at the United Nations General Assembly! Hence, they are now asking you to create an additional analysis report to respond to the issues raised in these debates. Your fourth project as a consultant for the United Nations is to develop a report that addresses the issues raised by some of the member states of the United Nations. Step I. Consider the Issues In Assignment 3a, you were asked to create a PowerPoint identifying the four most critical threats out of eight threats provided in the table below. Energy sources Civil war Globalization Poor health of entire populations Lack of educational opportunities Cultural taboos Inappropriate uses of technology Climate change There are four remaining threats that you did not discuss in your PowerPoint. This assignment will focus on those four. Here are the specific tasks you will complete: Review the remaining four threats that you did not use in Assignment 3a.…

The conformity of the defining features of an essay The conformity of the defining features of an essay is quite evident in the article. The piece is lengthwise short, simple, and understandable. Moreover, she applies both ethos, pathos, and logos to pass her message of persuasion to the audience. The artistic skills deployed in this piece of art, technical conforms to the definition of the essay. The common idea of a wife material has a different take, as per the article done by Judy Brady. Brady defines the term wife throughout the article. Repetitively, she illustrates the unrealistic expectation of a wife that men and society want. First, in the introductory part of the writing, she introduces herself as a wife. By this, she can establish ethos by crediting herself as a wife and a mother; therefore, whatever pertains to a wife, it’s all embedded in her. She sharply defines and emphasis on being a wife and also a mother. For example, she says “I belong to the classification of people known as wives, and also I am a mother”…

Reflection Reading the quiet violence of dreams was very enlightening. However, I found reading the novel fluently a challenge since it was composed of several changes in the flow. In the story, the author employs the use of different points of view of different characters, and this makes it difficult to follow. I had to read back and forth for me to understand the concepts that the author was discussing. I, however, managed to work through the challenges through writing down every character in the book, and I would take notes on when the voice of a particular person is reflecting or speaking. Through this, I was able to read the book and understand it. Some of the essential parts that I came across include the concept of hypocrisy that is depicted by the African society. Ideally, the community of Africa is willing to accept and accommodate immigrant gays but not those who are from their continent. I feel that this is a common thing, and raising it in the book is a reflection of the nature of African society.

Reflective Essay Task This is a reflective essay of a paper that I′ll email you. See below instructions: Reflective Essay Task: Explain how the process of completing your research project has affected your understanding of an issue or event in society. Length: At least 1200 words Sources: No minimum number of sources. Cite any sources you use in APA format. Due date and grading: This assignment is due by the end of Week 8. It is worth 10% of your course grade and will be graded with a rubric. To view the rubric, access the assignment from the Assignments area of the classroom. Outcomes you should achieve by completing this assignment Organize information clearly in an explanatory essay (Course outcomes 1 and 2) Use an introduction paragraph with a thesis statement and a concluding paragraph to frame an essay (Course outcomes 1 and 2) Demonstrate accurate grammar and mechanics in writing (Course outcome 3) Topic You began your research project by reading an article from the news about a current issue or event in society. Your goal in this essay…

Psychological Wellbeing Practitioner My goal in learning is to become a competent Psychological Wellbeing Practitioner (PWP) with an intension of supporting and assessing individuals with mental health problems in the community including; depression and anxiety disorders hence enhancing their recovery. It is crucial and fulfilling knowing that I will be able to make a difference in society. However, I have selected a scholarly article that concentrates on different treatment methods fo enhance prevention and fight for mental health problems. It was very frustrating and annoying when I started the search for a full-text scholarly article. Walden Writing Center readdressed me to UIC Research Guides, which led me to various reports in MEDLINE via PubMed@UIC and EMBASE: Excerpta Medica Database. All the efforts were yielding no results since they required signing in, which was a bit difficult since, in the signing in process, they needed payment methods to continue. This would be very expensive, so I opted for other alternatives. I went back to Waden Library for more options, and this time it was successful. Searching was made more accessible because…

PROCESS RECORDING TEMPLATE   Student’s Name:                                                                              Client’s Name:                 Katherine Jones                                                 Interview Date:  06/03/2020 Session #: 2                 PURPOSE OF THE SESSION:To talk about the Client’s condition, to show concern for Client’s physical and mental health, help Client to deal with depression, help Client reduce alcohol abuse. OBSERVATION:Client was touched by social worker’s concern. Client was ashamed of her condition.Client was afraid that she had completely destroyed her life. Client was willing to get help. Client was willing to stop drinking and get over depression. CONTENT:This content is from the middle of the session.     INTERVIEW CONTENT/INTERACTION            (SW intern said, Client said)   SKILLS USED   YOUR THOUGHTS/                   FEELINGS/REACTIONS   CLIENT’S        FEELINGS/AFFECT   Field Instructor Comments   SW intern said: “I want you to understand why it is important you stopped excessive drinking. I am worried about your physical and mental condition. Drinking will only make the condition worse. The more we do not confront the problem, the more the problem. So how about we look for alternatives to solve the problem apart from alcohol? “ Client…

A88 I am writing a brief for my “Law and Legal System Class.” The case is Erie R. Co. v Tompkins 304 U.S. 64. (1938). I understand the facts of the case, but I am not sure about the holding and reasoning. Please provide me a summary of the holding and reasoning as it pertains to this case Writing a brief It entails creating a clear and creative guideline that can be useful for a given topic. Similarly, it can also be discussing a summary of telling people something regarding a given matter. The fundamental components in writing a bring are highlighting essential elements that are relevant to the outline done. Answer to the question In the case of Erie R. Co. v Tompkins 304 U.S. 64. (1938), the holding and reasoning state that since the federal common law is considered invalid. It was determined that the federal courts that sit within the diversity of their jurisdiction need to apply substantive state of the law as well as federal procedural law. This cannot only take place when there is a…

Roughing it in Bermuda Roughing it in Bermuda provides a close text analysis of Susanna Strickland Moodie’s literary works and the life in which Mary Prince lived in Bermuda as a woman from an African descent considering the atrocities they faced from slavery. It also presents what these literary works mean to the current crop of black-skinned literature writers in Canada. Though such writers try to make their case and express their ideas regarding slavery, colonization, and violence innocently, they will always be treated as diasporic literary writers. This kind of profiling emanates from the fact that their predecessors with the same racial profiles mainly presented their literary works with the above themes. Disambiguating Susanna Moodie’s roughing it in the bush requires analysis from a different angle. Roughing it in the bush has been considered as a settlement journal. However, a closer look at it from a different perspective as in the context of Mary Prince’s legacy, it reveals the uneasy truth that Canadians subject their writers to. Susanna Moodie’s narration begins by her arrival into Canada from England in 1832,…

Competency Essay: Writing an Argument   Respond to the following prompt in 300-500 words: should high schools drop their football programs due to the risks football poses to students? Take a side on this issue and support your stance. Here is a short article about the issue: https://learning.blogs.nytimes.com/2015/09/30/should-high-schools-drop-football-because-too-many-players-are-getting-injured/[unique_solution] Competency Essay: Writing an Argument   Respond to the following prompt in 300-500 words: should high schools drop their football programs due to the risks football poses to students? Take a side on this issue and support your stance. Here is a short article about the issue:

 reasons that cause workers to sleep on the job Sleeping on the job is one of the most dangerous mistakes that a worker can make while handling sensitive tasks. That momentary lapse in attention and judgment can make the difference between success and failure, profits and losses, life and death. In this essay, we examine some of the reasons that cause workers to sleep on the job, the consequences of such mistakes, punishments for such behavior and the remedies that can prevent such occurrences. One of the biggest causes of workers sleeping on the job is sleep deprivation. When you get less sleep than your mind and body requires, there is a high likelihood that you will doze off while on duty because you are simply too fatigued to function normally. This is often the case when adults sleep for less than six hours on any given night and try to focus on work the next day. Despite physiological differences, the general sleep duration for adults across the world is 8 hours and anything less usually leads to workplace fatigue…