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    ## Please see attachments any use of AI will result in automatic 0 **files (2)** – ## DiscussionAssignmentInstructions45.docx – ## edwardsdq1.docx **## DiscussionAssignmentInstructions45.docx** CJUS 740 **Discussion Assignment Instructions** The student will complete 5 Discussions in this course. Th…

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    CJUS 740

    **Discussion Assignment Instructions**

    The student will complete 5 Discussions in this course. The student will post one thread of 500-700 words by 11:59 p.m. (ET) on Thursday of the assigned Module: Week. The student must then post 2 replies of 200-300 words by 11:59 p.m. (ET) on Sunday of the assigned Module: Week. For each thread, students must support their assertions with at least 4 scholarly citations in APA format. Each reply must incorporate at least 2 scholarly citations in APA format. Any sources cited must have been published within the last five years. The original thread must incorporate ideas and several scholarly citations from all of the
    **Learn materials** for that Module: Week. The reply posts can integrate ideas and citations from the
    **Learn materials** for other Modules: Weeks. Integrate Biblical principles in your personal thread and in all replies to peers.

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    **Discussion Thread: Scientific Inquiry**

    **Case Study Arrest and Domestic Violence**

    In 1983, preliminary results were released from a study on the  deterrent effects of arrest in cases of domestic violence. The study  reported that male abusers who were arrested were less likely to commit  future assaults than offenders who were not arrested. Conducted by  researchers from the Police Foundation, the study used rigorous  experimental methods adapted from the natural sciences. Criminal justice  scholars generally agreed that the research was well designed and  executed. Public officials were quick to embrace the study’s findings  that arresting domestic violence offenders deterred them from future  violence.

    Here, at last, was empirical evidence to support an effective policy  in combating domestic assaults. Results of the Minneapolis Domestic  Violence Experiment were widely disseminated, in part due to aggressive  efforts by the researchers to publicize their findings (Sherman and  Cohn, 1989). The attorney general of the United States recommended that  police departments make arrests in all cases of misdemeanor domestic  violence. Within five years, more than 80 percent of law enforcement  agencies in U.S. cities adopted arrest as the preferred way of  responding to domestic assaults (Sherman, 1992:2).

    Several things contributed to the rapid adoption of arrest policies  to deter domestic violence. First, the experimental study was conducted  carefully by highly respected researchers. Second, results were widely  publicized in newspapers, in professional journals, and on television  programs. Third, officials could understand the study, and most believed  that its findings made sense. Finally, mandating arrest in less serious  cases of domestic violence was a straightforward and politically  attractive approach to a growing problem.

    Sherman and Berk (1984), however, urged caution in uncritically  embracing the results of their study. Others advised that similar  research be conducted in other cities to check the Minneapolis findings  (Lempert, 1984). Recognizing this, the U.S. National Institute of  Justice sponsored more experiments—known as replications—in six other  cities. Not everyone was happy about the new studies. For example, an  advocacy group in Milwaukee opposed the replication in that city because  it believed that the effectiveness of arrest had already been proved  (Sherman and Cohn, 1989:138).

    Results from the replication studies brought into question the  effectiveness of arrest policies. In three cities, no deterrent effect  was found in police records of domestic violence. In other cities, there  was no evidence of deterrence for longer periods (6–12 months), and in  three cities, researchers found that violence actually escalated when  offenders were arrested (Sherman, 1992:30). For example, Sherman and  associates (1992:167) report that in Milwaukee “the initial deterrent  effects observed for up to thirty days quickly disappear. By one year  later [arrests] produce an escalation effect.” Arrest works in some  cases but not in others. As in many other cases, in responding to  domestic assaults, it’s important to carefully consider the  characteristics of offenders and the nature of the relationship between  offender and victim.

    After police departments throughout the country embraced arrest  policies following the Minneapolis study, researchers were faced with  the difficult task of explaining why initial results must be qualified.  Arrest seemed to make sense; officials and the general public believed  what they read in the papers and saw on television. Changing their minds  by reporting complex findings was more difficult but continues to be  important. Long-term follow-up studies have found that arrested  offenders were more likely to be victims of homicide (Sherman and  Harris, 2013). Even more sobering, domestic violence victims of arrested  offenders were more likely than victims of nonarrested offenders to  have died within 23 years of the experiment (Sherman and Harris, 2015).

    Critical Thinking

    1. What was your first reaction to reading this case study? Did you  know about the contradictory findings regarding the use of arrest in  incidences of domestic violence?

    2. Can you think of other topics or claims that you think criminal  justice researchers should revisit? What other common practices that are  seen as absolutely true should researchers reevaluate?

    **## edwardsdq1.docx**

    **Discussion Thread: Scientific Inquiry**

    **Case Study Arrest and Domestic Violence**

    In 1983, preliminary results were released from a study on the  deterrent effects of arrest in cases of domestic violence. The study  reported that male abusers who were arrested were less likely to commit  future assaults than offenders who were not arrested. Conducted by  researchers from the Police Foundation, the study used rigorous  experimental methods adapted from the natural sciences. Criminal justice  scholars generally agreed that the research was well designed and  executed. Public officials were quick to embrace the study’s findings  that arresting domestic violence offenders deterred them from future  violence.

    Here, at last, was empirical evidence to support an effective policy  in combating domestic assaults. Results of the Minneapolis Domestic  Violence Experiment were widely disseminated, in part due to aggressive  efforts by the researchers to publicize their findings (Sherman and  Cohn, 1989). The attorney general of the United States recommended that  police departments make arrests in all cases of misdemeanor domestic  violence. Within five years, more than 80 percent of law enforcement  agencies in U.S. cities adopted arrest as the preferred way of  responding to domestic assaults (Sherman, 1992:2).

    Several things contributed to the rapid adoption of arrest policies  to deter domestic violence. First, the experimental study was conducted  carefully by highly respected researchers. Second, results were widely  publicized in newspapers, in professional journals, and on television  programs. Third, officials could understand the study, and most believed  that its findings made sense. Finally, mandating arrest in less serious  cases of domestic violence was a straightforward and politically  attractive approach to a growing problem.

    Sherman and Berk (1984), however, urged caution in uncritically  embracing the results of their study. Others advised that similar  research be conducted in other cities to check the Minneapolis findings  (Lempert, 1984). Recognizing this, the U.S. National Institute of  Justice sponsored more experiments—known as replications—in six other  cities. Not everyone was happy about the new studies. For example, an  advocacy group in Milwaukee opposed the replication in that city because  it believed that the effectiveness of arrest had already been proved  (Sherman and Cohn, 1989:138).

    Results from the replication studies brought into question the  effectiveness of arrest policies. In three cities, no deterrent effect  was found in police records of domestic violence. In other cities, there  was no evidence of deterrence for longer periods (6–12 months), and in  three cities, researchers found that violence actually escalated when  offenders were arrested (Sherman, 1992:30). For example, Sherman and  associates (1992:167) report that in Milwaukee “the initial deterrent  effects observed for up to thirty days quickly disappear. By one year  later [arrests] produce an escalation effect.” Arrest works in some  cases but not in others. As in many other cases, in responding to  domestic assaults, it’s important to carefully consider the  characteristics of offenders and the nature of the relationship between  offender and victim.

    After police departments throughout the country embraced arrest  policies following the Minneapolis study, researchers were faced with  the difficult task of explaining why initial results must be qualified.  Arrest seemed to make sense; officials and the general public believed  what they read in the papers and saw on television. Changing their minds  by reporting complex findings was more difficult but continues to be  important. Long-term follow-up studies have found that arrested  offenders were more likely to be victims of homicide (Sherman and  Harris, 2013). Even more sobering, domestic violence victims of arrested  offenders were more likely than victims of nonarrested offenders to  have died within 23 years of the experiment (Sherman and Harris, 2015).

    Critical Thinking

    1. What was your first reaction to reading this case study? Did you  know about the contradictory findings regarding the use of arrest in  incidences of domestic violence?

    2. Can you think of other topics or claims that you think criminal  justice researchers should revisit? What other common practices that are  seen as absolutely true should researchers reevaluate?

    **## DiscussionAssignmentInstructions45.docx**

    CJUS 740

    **Discussion Assignment Instructions**

    The student will complete 5 Discussions in this course. The student will post one thread of 500-700 words by 11:59 p.m. (ET) on Thursday of the assigned Module: Week. The student must then post 2 replies of 200-300 words by 11:59 p.m. (ET) on Sunday of the assigned Module: Week. For each thread, students must support their assertions with at least 4 scholarly citations in APA format. Each reply must incorporate at least 2 scholarly citations in APA format. Any sources cited must have been published within the last five years. The original thread must incorporate ideas and several scholarly citations from all of the
    **Learn materials** for that Module: Week. The reply posts can integrate ideas and citations from the
    **Learn materials** for other Modules: Weeks. Integrate Biblical principles in your personal thread and in all replies to peers.

    **## edwardsdq1.docx**

    **Discussion Thread: Scientific Inquiry**

    **Case Study Arrest and Domestic Violence**

    In 1983, preliminary results were released from a study on the  deterrent effects of arrest in cases of domestic violence. The study  reported that male abusers who were arrested were less likely to commit  future assaults than offenders who were not arrested. Conducted by  researchers from the Police Foundation, the study used rigorous  experimental methods adapted from the natural sciences. Criminal justice  scholars generally agreed that the research was well designed and  executed. Public officials were quick to embrace the study’s findings  that arresting domestic violence offenders deterred them from future  violence.

    Here, at last, was empirical evidence to support an effective policy  in combating domestic assaults. Results of the Minneapolis Domestic  Violence Experiment were widely disseminated, in part due to aggressive  efforts by the researchers to publicize their findings (Sherman and  Cohn, 1989). The attorney general of the United States recommended that  police departments make arrests in all cases of misdemeanor domestic  violence. Within five years, more than 80 percent of law enforcement  agencies in U.S. cities adopted arrest as the preferred way of  responding to domestic assaults (Sherman, 1992:2).

    Several things contributed to the rapid adoption of arrest policies  to deter domestic violence. First, the experimental study was conducted  carefully by highly respected researchers. Second, results were widely  publicized in newspapers, in professional journals, and on television  programs. Third, officials could understand the study, and most believed  that its findings made sense. Finally, mandating arrest in less serious  cases of domestic violence was a straightforward and politically  attractive approach to a growing problem.

    Sherman and Berk (1984), however, urged caution in uncritically  embracing the results of their study. Others advised that similar  research be conducted in other cities to check the Minneapolis findings  (Lempert, 1984). Recognizing this, the U.S. National Institute of  Justice sponsored more experiments—known as replications—in six other  cities. Not everyone was happy about the new studies. For example, an  advocacy group in Milwaukee opposed the replication in that city because  it believed that the effectiveness of arrest had already been proved  (Sherman and Cohn, 1989:138).

    Results from the replication studies brought into question the  effectiveness of arrest policies. In three cities, no deterrent effect  was found in police records of domestic violence. In other cities, there  was no evidence of deterrence for longer periods (6–12 months), and in  three cities, researchers found that violence actually escalated when  offenders were arrested (Sherman, 1992:30). For example, Sherman and  associates (1992:167) report that in Milwaukee “the initial deterrent  effects observed for up to thirty days quickly disappear. By one year  later [arrests] produce an escalation effect.” Arrest works in some  cases but not in others. As in many other cases, in responding to  domestic assaults, it’s important to carefully consider the  characteristics of offenders and the nature of the relationship between  offender and victim.

    After police departments throughout the country embraced arrest  policies following the Minneapolis study, researchers were faced with  the difficult task of explaining why initial results must be qualified.  Arrest seemed to make sense; officials and the general public believed  what they read in the papers and saw on television. Changing their minds  by reporting complex findings was more difficult but continues to be  important. Long-term follow-up studies have found that arrested  offenders were more likely to be victims of homicide (Sherman and  Harris, 2013). Even more sobering, domestic violence victims of arrested  offenders were more likely than victims of nonarrested offenders to  have died within 23 years of the experiment (Sherman and Harris, 2015).

    Critical Thinking

    1. What was your first reaction to reading this case study? Did you  know about the contradictory findings regarding the use of arrest in  incidences of domestic violence?

    2. Can you think of other topics or claims that you think criminal  justice researchers should revisit? What other common practices that are  seen as absolutely true should researchers reevaluate?

    **## DiscussionAssignmentInstructions45.docx**

    CJUS 740

    **Discussion Assignment Instructions**

    The student will complete 5 Discussions in this course. The student will post one thread of 500-700 words by 11:59 p.m. (ET) on Thursday of the assigned Module: Week. The student must then post 2 replies of 200-300 words by 11:59 p.m. (ET) on Sunday of the assigned Module: Week. For each thread, students must support their assertions with at least 4 scholarly citations in APA format. Each reply must incorporate at least 2 scholarly citations in APA format. Any sources cited must have been published within the last five years. The original thread must incorporate ideas and several scholarly citations from all of the
    **Learn materials** for that Module: Week. The reply posts can integrate ideas and citations from the
    **Learn materials** for other Modules: Weeks. Integrate Biblical principles in your personal thread and in all replies to peers.

    **## edwardsdq1.docx**

    **Discussion Thread: Scientific Inquiry**

    **Case Study Arrest and Domestic Violence**

    In 1983, preliminary results were released from a study on the  deterrent effects of arrest in cases of domestic violence. The study  reported that male abusers who were arrested were less likely to commit  future assaults than offenders who were not arrested. Conducted by  researchers from the Police Foundation, the study used rigorous  experimental methods adapted from the natural sciences. Criminal justice  scholars generally agreed that the research was well designed and  executed. Public officials were quick to embrace the study’s findings  that arresting domestic violence offenders deterred them from future  violence.

    Here, at last, was empirical evidence to support an effective policy  in combating domestic assaults. Results of the Minneapolis Domestic  Violence Experiment were widely disseminated, in part due to aggressive  efforts by the researchers to publicize their findings (Sherman and  Cohn, 1989). The attorney general of the United States recommended that  police departments make arrests in all cases of misdemeanor domestic  violence. Within five years, more than 80 percent of law enforcement  agencies in U.S. cities adopted arrest as the preferred way of  responding to domestic assaults (Sherman, 1992:2).

    Several things contributed to the rapid adoption of arrest policies  to deter domestic violence. First, the experimental study was conducted  carefully by highly respected researchers. Second, results were widely  publicized in newspapers, in professional journals, and on television  programs. Third, officials could understand the study, and most believed  that its findings made sense. Finally, mandating arrest in less serious  cases of domestic violence was a straightforward and politically  attractive approach to a growing problem.

    Sherman and Berk (1984), however, urged caution in uncritically  embracing the results of their study. Others advised that similar  research be conducted in other cities to check the Minneapolis findings  (Lempert, 1984). Recognizing this, the U.S. National Institute of  Justice sponsored more experiments—known as replications—in six other  cities. Not everyone was happy about the new studies. For example, an  advocacy group in Milwaukee opposed the replication in that city because  it believed that the effectiveness of arrest had already been proved  (Sherman and Cohn, 1989:138).

    Results from the replication studies brought into question the  effectiveness of arrest policies. In three cities, no deterrent effect  was found in police records of domestic violence. In other cities, there  was no evidence of deterrence for longer periods (6–12 months), and in  three cities, researchers found that violence actually escalated when  offenders were arrested (Sherman, 1992:30). For example, Sherman and  associates (1992:167) report that in Milwaukee “the initial deterrent  effects observed for up to thirty days quickly disappear. By one year  later [arrests] produce an escalation effect.” Arrest works in some  cases but not in others. As in many other cases, in responding to  domestic assaults, it’s important to carefully consider the  characteristics of offenders and the nature of the relationship between  offender and victim.

    After police departments throughout the country embraced arrest  policies following the Minneapolis study, researchers were faced with  the difficult task of explaining why initial results must be qualified.  Arrest seemed to make sense; officials and the general public believed  what they read in the papers and saw on television. Changing their minds  by reporting complex findings was more difficult but continues to be  important. Long-term follow-up studies have found that arrested  offenders were more likely to be victims of homicide (Sherman and  Harris, 2013). Even more sobering, domestic violence victims of arrested  offenders were more likely than victims of nonarrested offenders to  have died within 23 years of the experiment (Sherman and Harris, 2015).

    Critical Thinking

    1. What was your first reaction to reading this case study? Did you  know about the contradictory findings regarding the use of arrest in  incidences of domestic violence?

    2. Can you think of other topics or claims that you think criminal  justice researchers should revisit? What other common practices that are  seen as absolutely true should researchers reevaluate?

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    In this course we will address a number of topics related to gender and society. To analyze the impact of gender in society, we will first examine the way in which gender has affected our lives as individuals. For this assignment, you will describe your "gendered self," providing a description of ge…

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    In  this course we will address a number of topics related to gender and  society. To analyze the impact of gender in society, we will first  examine the way in which gender has affected our lives as individuals.  For this assignment, you will describe your "gendered self," providing a  description of gender in your everyday life, and then analyze the ways  that your gender impacts your everyday life. Describe what it means to  be your gender in society and for you as an individual. Also discuss the  way in which you conform or deviate from societal expectations of  masculinity or femininity. How has gender as a social construct impacted  your life choices?  What socializing agents have impacted your thoughts  on gender?

    Provide  a detailed description and analysis of at least one example of when  gender has influenced you, social interactions with others, social  behaviors, decisions, etc. Make sure to indicate this example in the  summary (for example, use headings ).  Incorporate related  theories and course materials in your analysis. Also consider the  following questions in your summary: How does your gender impact your  everyday interactions with others? How is appearance and body image  related to how you experience gender? How are your performances of  gender related to other social factors such as race, class, and  sexuality? How are you rewarded or disadvantaged for the way you "do"  gender every day?  Also incorporate at least one example from the media  (such as a commercial or print ad) that demonstrates gender expectations  in society.  Include a brief discussion on the source and include a  link/image.

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    **Military Challenges and Resources Presentation** So far in class our discussions have been about Parental Stress and the Challenges Military families face. In this assignment you will need to create a power point presentation that could be presented to military families that will highlight those c…

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    **Military Challenges and Resources Presentation**

    So far  in class our discussions have been about Parental Stress and the  Challenges Military families face. In this assignment you will need to  create a power point presentation that could be presented to military  families that will highlight those challenges and present resources for  families.

    Instructions:

    Create a PowerPoint using 10-12 content slides on **at least four challenges that military families face, and two unique resources for each of those challenges (8 resources total)**:

    – Present information that will give the viewer an overview of the topic.
    – Be sure to address any controversies surrounding the topic.
    – Cite  at least 4 resources that you used to support your work, using APA  formatting (sources should support the challenges faced and are in  addition to the resources that you list to support families)
    – Include a title slide and an ending reference slide (these slides are in addition to the 10-12 content slides)
    – Study the grading rubric to see how your work will be graded.

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    please see attachment. any use of AI will result in autoamtic 0 **files (1)** – ## xhamikaweek8.docx **## xhamikaweek8.docx** **Assignment Information** **Objective:** Investigate and compare the efficacy of traditional and modern performance management appraisal methods, analyzing their impact on e…

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    **## xhamikaweek8.docx**

    **Assignment Information**

    **Objective:** Investigate and compare the efficacy of traditional and modern performance management appraisal methods, analyzing their impact on employee performance, satisfaction, and organizational success.

    **Paper Outline/Structure:**

    APA Title Page ( 1 Page)

    Abstract (1 Page)

    Body of Paper – Key Points: (5 Pages Total)

    1.

    · Introduction to the paper –

    · Preview of the main points

    · Provide a thesis statement

    1.

    · Performance Management

    ·

    ·

    · Provide a brief overview of the significance of performance management.

    · Clearly state the research question: "How do traditional and modern performance management appraisal methods differ in effectiveness?"

    · Traditional Methods Analysis:

    · Examine classic approaches like annual reviews, ranking systems, and periodic evaluations.

    · Evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of each method.

    · Share personal experiences or observations related to traditional methods.

    · Modern Approaches Exploration:

    · Investigate contemporary methods such as continuous feedback, 360-degree assessments, and technology-driven tools.

    · Discuss how these approaches address the limitations of traditional methods.

    · Integrate personal insights or anecdotes to make the content relatable.

    · Comparative Analysis:

    · Draw a comprehensive comparison between traditional and modern methods.

    · Discuss how each approach impacts employee engagement, development, and overall organizational performance.

    · Personal Perspective and Recommendations:

    · Share your opinion on which approach you find more effective and why.

    · Provide recommendations for organizations seeking a balanced performance management strategy.

    · Conclusion:

    · Summarize key points of the paper.

    · Conclude with insights into the evolving landscape of performance management.

    Reference Page (1 page):

    · List your sources in APA format.

    · Be sure to cite all sources in the body of your paper

    **Use Level One and Level Two headings to organize the body of the paper.**

    **Submission Instructions/Check List:**

    **•** APA Template used

    •       Title Page correct

    •       Abstract

    •       Introduction included

    •       Body of the paper addresses the main points outlined above

    •       Headings are used to organize the body of the paper– Review Announcement on Headings

    •       In-text citations are correct

    •       Conclusion included

    •       All Text is double-spaced

    •       Reference page is correct, and the required five sources are listed correctly

    •       Paper content is five pages in length, not counting the title, abstract, and reference pages. In addition, papers longer than five pages will not be read after the fifth page. As such, please ensure that all content is addressed within the first five pages, as your grade will be based on the first five pages received.

    •       Paper is in MS Word and submitted as an attachment in either a .doc or .docx format.  The file name of your paper should be named in the following manner: Last name–truncated Week Number-Assignment name (abbreviated if necessary)

         For example: Smith-Wk08-HRMT 407

    **Paper References**

    You must support your ideas, arguments, and opinions with independent research and include at least five (5) supporting references or sources (Note: do not use dictionaries, encyclopedias, Wikipedia, unknown, undated, or anonymous sources, such as brief articles from websites or URLs). In addition, due to the dynamic nature of HRM, your references must be drawn from peer-reviewed journal articles published within the last five (5) years. Significant points will be deducted from assignments that fail to follow these guidelines.

    **## xhamikaweek8.docx**

    **Assignment Information**

    **Objective:** Investigate and compare the efficacy of traditional and modern performance management appraisal methods, analyzing their impact on employee performance, satisfaction, and organizational success.

    **Paper Outline/Structure:**

    APA Title Page ( 1 Page)

    Abstract (1 Page)

    Body of Paper – Key Points: (5 Pages Total)

    1.

    · Introduction to the paper –

    · Preview of the main points

    · Provide a thesis statement

    1.

    · Performance Management

    ·

    ·

    · Provide a brief overview of the significance of performance management.

    · Clearly state the research question: "How do traditional and modern performance management appraisal methods differ in effectiveness?"

    · Traditional Methods Analysis:

    · Examine classic approaches like annual reviews, ranking systems, and periodic evaluations.

    · Evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of each method.

    · Share personal experiences or observations related to traditional methods.

    · Modern Approaches Exploration:

    · Investigate contemporary methods such as continuous feedback, 360-degree assessments, and technology-driven tools.

    · Discuss how these approaches address the limitations of traditional methods.

    · Integrate personal insights or anecdotes to make the content relatable.

    · Comparative Analysis:

    · Draw a comprehensive comparison between traditional and modern methods.

    · Discuss how each approach impacts employee engagement, development, and overall organizational performance.

    · Personal Perspective and Recommendations:

    · Share your opinion on which approach you find more effective and why.

    · Provide recommendations for organizations seeking a balanced performance management strategy.

    · Conclusion:

    · Summarize key points of the paper.

    · Conclude with insights into the evolving landscape of performance management.

    Reference Page (1 page):

    · List your sources in APA format.

    · Be sure to cite all sources in the body of your paper

    **Use Level One and Level Two headings to organize the body of the paper.**

    **Submission Instructions/Check List:**

    **•** APA Template used

    •       Title Page correct

    •       Abstract

    •       Introduction included

    •       Body of the paper addresses the main points outlined above

    •       Headings are used to organize the body of the paper– Review Announcement on Headings

    •       In-text citations are correct

    •       Conclusion included

    •       All Text is double-spaced

    •       Reference page is correct, and the required five sources are listed correctly

    •       Paper content is five pages in length, not counting the title, abstract, and reference pages. In addition, papers longer than five pages will not be read after the fifth page. As such, please ensure that all content is addressed within the first five pages, as your grade will be based on the first five pages received.

    •       Paper is in MS Word and submitted as an attachment in either a .doc or .docx format.  The file name of your paper should be named in the following manner: Last name–truncated Week Number-Assignment name (abbreviated if necessary)

         For example: Smith-Wk08-HRMT 407

    **Paper References**

    You must support your ideas, arguments, and opinions with independent research and include at least five (5) supporting references or sources (Note: do not use dictionaries, encyclopedias, Wikipedia, unknown, undated, or anonymous sources, such as brief articles from websites or URLs). In addition, due to the dynamic nature of HRM, your references must be drawn from peer-reviewed journal articles published within the last five (5) years. Significant points will be deducted from assignments that fail to follow these guidelines.

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    **Write** at least five substantial paragraphs in response to the following: – Do you agree that individual actions can affect climate change? If not, why not? – What role should government play in affecting climate change? – Should we be creating more national parks and protected wilderness areas? …

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    **Write** at least five substantial paragraphs in response to the following:

    – Do you agree that individual actions can affect climate change? If not, why not?
    – What role should government play in affecting climate change?
    – Should we be creating more national parks and protected wilderness areas? Why or why not? Be specific.
    – Should we open the existing conserved lands to economic development? Why or why not? Be specific.
    – Summarize your perspective on global social justice.
    – Include at least two references to support your ideas. You may use the textbook as a source.

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    Discuss why sampling is an acceptable technique in gathering data. What is the importance of sampling in terms of reflecting the results of an overall population?

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    What is the importance of sampling in terms of reflecting the results of an overall population?

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    **Individual Discussion Board Questions:** 1.) Federal requirements often stipulate that program evaluations “accompany the implementation of new programs” (Babbie, 2020, p. 357). What are some of the benefits of this approach? Are there any drawbacks? Why are some administrators reticent to have th…

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    **Individual Discussion Board Questions:**

    1.) Federal requirements often stipulate that program evaluations  “accompany the implementation of new programs” (Babbie, 2020, p. 357).  What are some of the benefits of this approach? Are there any drawbacks?  Why are some administrators reticent to have their programs evaluated?  Is there anything that could be done to allay their concerns? Why or why  not?

    2.) Describe how evaluation research is/may be conducted in your  organization. Would utilizing your organization’s official purpose be  appropriate when it comes to conducting this particular evaluation? Why  or why not? What are some of the potential outcome measures that you  would be interested in here? Are there any contextual factors that you  will need to consider at the time your evaluation is conducted?

    3.) The desire to please a particular client may impact a  researcher’s program evaluation. What are some steps that you might take  to minimize this particular risk? Why do you suppose this issue often  arises in evaluation research?

    4.) Discuss Mitchell Brown's (2012) program evaluation of the Rural  Pilot Program. What are some of the key takeaways from this research?

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    Please see attachment **files (1)** – ## LiteraryAnalysisguidelinesSpring2026.docx **## LiteraryAnalysisguidelinesSpring2026.docx** Literary Analysis Guidelines 1. Your paper is 4-6 pages. If you do 4 pages, it must be 4 full pages. 2. You must have an introductory paragraph that ends with a clear…

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    Literary Analysis Guidelines

    1. Your paper is 4-6 pages. If you do 4 pages, it must be 4 full pages.

    2. You must have an introductory paragraph that ends with a clear argument about the short story. An example, “The two sisters, Maggie and Dee, have two very different views of tradition, and this can be seen in a, b, c, and d. You need to list your essay points.

    3. You then use these essay points as the topic sentences for your paragraphs. You also need to have a quote from the text and 4-5 sentences of analysis on how your quote supports your topic sentence.

    4. Paper must be double-spaced only and use Times New Roman and 12-point font

    5. You must have a title that connects to your argument.

    6. No outside sources

    7. Paper is due on Mar. 23

    Topics include:

    Marriage and Women (“The Story of an Hour”

    Sin and guilt (The Minster’s Black Veil)

    Judgement from Community (The Ministers’ Black Veil)

    Traditionalism ( Everyday Use)

    Contrasting the two sisters.

    **## LiteraryAnalysisguidelinesSpring2026.docx**

    Literary Analysis Guidelines

    1. Your paper is 4-6 pages. If you do 4 pages, it must be 4 full pages.

    2. You must have an introductory paragraph that ends with a clear argument about the short story. An example, “The two sisters, Maggie and Dee, have two very different views of tradition, and this can be seen in a, b, c, and d. You need to list your essay points.

    3. You then use these essay points as the topic sentences for your paragraphs. You also need to have a quote from the text and 4-5 sentences of analysis on how your quote supports your topic sentence.

    4. Paper must be double-spaced only and use Times New Roman and 12-point font

    5. You must have a title that connects to your argument.

    6. No outside sources

    7. Paper is due on Mar. 23

    Topics include:

    Marriage and Women (“The Story of an Hour”

    Sin and guilt (The Minster’s Black Veil)

    Judgement from Community (The Ministers’ Black Veil)

    Traditionalism ( Everyday Use)

    Contrasting the two sisters.

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    please use interview questions and answers to complete the attached assignment. **1) What is your intended career path, or if you are undecided, which career path are you most interested in?** The career path I am interested in is working with juveniles in the probation office or in the juvenile jus…

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    please use interview questions and answers to complete the attached assignment.

    **1) What is your intended career path, or if you are undecided, which career path are you most interested in?**

    The  career path I am interested in is working with juveniles in the  probation office or in the juvenile justice system. I want to help young  people who get into trouble learn from their mistakes and get back on  the right path.

    **2) Which controversial topic have you chosen to write about? Explain the link between this topic and your intended career path.**

    The  topic I chose is whether juvenile offenders should be sent to  rehabilitation programs instead of detention centers. This connects to  my career path because people who work in juvenile probation often help  guide young offenders through programs that focus on improving behavior  instead of only punishing them.

    **3) What is your position (claim) on this topic? Why have you taken this position?**

    My  position is that juvenile offenders should be placed in rehabilitation  programs instead of detention whenever possible. I believe this because  many young people who commit crimes are still learning and can change if  they receive the right support and guidance.

    **4) Who is your intended audience? Why have you chosen them?**

    My  intended audience is people who believe that juvenile offenders should  always be placed in detention facilities. I chose this audience because  many people think punishment is the only way to deal with crime, but I  want to show that rehabilitation can be more effective.

    **5) State at least FOUR reasons that support this claim.**

    **Reason #1:** Rehabilitation programs help juveniles learn better decision-making skills.

    Explanation:  These programs often include counseling and education that help young  people understand the consequences of their actions.

    **Reason #2:** Juveniles are still developing mentally and emotionally.

    Explanation:  Because their brains are still developing, they have a greater chance  of changing their behavior compared to adults.

    **Reason #3:** Rehabilitation can reduce repeat offenses.

    Explanation: When juveniles receive support and guidance, they are less likely to commit crimes again.

    **Reason #4:** Detention can sometimes expose juveniles to more negative influences.

    Explanation: Being around other offenders in detention may encourage more criminal behavior instead of helping them improve.

    **6) Below, write a thesis for this topic.**

    Juvenile  offenders should be placed in rehabilitation programs instead of  detention whenever possible because rehabilitation teaches better  decision-making, recognizes that juveniles are still developing, reduces  repeat offenses, and helps prevent negative influences.

    **7) Counterargument**

    **Counterargument:** Someone who disagrees might argue  that juvenile offenders should be placed in detention to teach them  discipline and punishment for their actions.

    **Discredit the counterargument:** However, this  argument is weaker because punishment alone does not address the reasons  why juveniles commit crimes, while rehabilitation focuses on changing  behavior and helping them become productive members of society.

    **8) Possible Sources**

    1. Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention. Juvenile Justice Programs.
    2. National Institute of Justice. Rehabilitation Programs for Juvenile Offenders.
    3. American Psychological Association. Adolescent Brain Development and Behavior.
    4. Juvenile Justice Information Exchange. The Importance of Rehabilitation for Youth Offenders.

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    Q1

    After all that you have learned from the textbook, the research you have conducted, and discussions with fellow students, please respond to the following.

    1.    Please discuss the main functions of HRM and what you feel are the most mission-critical issue(s) facing today in the order below:

    a.    HR Managers

    b.    Employees

    c.    Organizations

    Q2

    Review the articles " [10 Ways that the Military Family is Unique vs. Civilian Families](http://militaryspouse.com/military-life/10-ways-the-military-family-is-unique/)" and " [Military Families: Their Uniqueness](https://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/the-favorite-child/201011/military-families-their-uniqueness)"

    Reflect on the ways that military families are unique.  Are there any additional characteristics that you would add?  If your family is/were/were to be a military family, which challenges would be the most difficult to navigate? What resources would you need to help you successfully navigate them?

    Q3

    Describe the division of labor and traditional gender roles within the family.  How have they changed over time?  Are those roles similar cross-culturally?  Provide examples, a related source, and your experiences.

    Q4 (springhill suites)

    The discussion this week will be multifaceted.

    Begin by visiting the American Hotel and Lodging Association (AHLA) website and reviewing the Advocacy & Issues section (https://www.ahla.com/advocacy). As you explore this page, focus on the current challenges affecting the lodging industry, such as workforce shortages, rising costs, sustainability efforts, safety and security concerns, and changing traveler expectations. Consider how these issues are shaping hotel operations, services, and brand strategies across the industry.

    Using this industry context, select one major hotel parent company (for example, Hilton, Marriott, IHG, or Wyndham) and choose one specific brand within that company, such as Hampton Inn, Ritz‑Carlton, Westin, or Econo Lodge. Review the brand’s website and typical locations to identify its target market. In your discussion, briefly explain how the brand’s amenities, service level, pricing, and overall experience reflect that intended market segment (for example, business versus leisure travelers, budget versus luxury, or limited‑service versus full‑service).

    Next, connect your brand analysis to one specific industry issue identified by AHLA. Discuss how the brand appears to respond to one or more of these challenges through its product design, service model, use of technology, or operational choices. This may include simplifying services, adjusting amenities, redefining guest expectations, or differentiating the brand within a competitive market. This can be subjective, but try to substantiate your opinion.

    Finally, reflect on your own experiences as a traveler. Describe the types of hotel brands or amenities you value most and whether your preferences change depending on the purpose of travel, such as business, leisure, military, or family trips. Use a specific example of a hotel brand you have stayed with to explain how you personally experienced its brand strategy. Consider whether that experience demonstrates how the company is addressing, or struggling to address, the issue you identified.

    Your response should present a coherent discussion that links industry challenges, market segmentation/product variation, and personal travel experience into a single, well‑supported narrative rather than a series of separate answers. You are presenting a specific brand, explaining how it competes and mitigates a known challenge in the industry, and providing your experience as a consumer in that context.

    Hotel brands are first-come, first-served. Identify the name of the brand in the subject line. If you repeat a brand that has already been presented, you will be asked to redo it. If you do not, it will affect the grade.

    Q5

    **Health and Medical/Mass Care Facilities**

    **Primary Question:**

    22.      Many students have been displaced from their dormitories.  The Red Cross doesn't have enough resources in place yet to fully support the displaced students with food, water, and shelter.  Can DoD legally assist in helping until the Red Cross can fully meet the community's needs?  If yes, where is that authority derived?

    **Additional Questions:**

    23.    What is liability exposure?

    24.    How would the federal volunteer protection act of 1997 provide liability coverage for volunteers supporting disaster response?

    25.    Is there a responsibility for states to ensure that they maintain laws, rules, and regulations when it comes to volunteers supporting disaster response and recovery operations?