in America: From Plessy v. Ferguson to the Civil Rights Acts

The Civil Rights Act (1964), the Voting Rights Act (1965), and the Fair Housing Act (1968)

Briefly describe how Plessy v. Ferguson (1896) impacted civil rights and liberties in the United States among minority groups. What did the social fabricate look like?
Contrast the social forces that rose in opposition to combat legal segregation. Who were some of the main leaders, and what did they advocate?
Differentiate the main arguments of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 from the Voting Rights Act (1965) and Fair Housing Act (1968).
Analyze how the Civil Rights Act of 1964 affected and improved conditions for minority groups within American society.
Assess significant milestones achieved to span Civil Rights to make America inclusive and uphold diversity.

 

 

Is the Implicit Association Test (IAT) an Observational Study or an Experiment?

On the previous page, we learned about Project Implicit and their Implicit Association Tests (IATs). Here we’ll discuss whether an IAT (Implicit Association Test) is an observational study or an experiment. To submit your initial post, reply to this discussion and answer the question-to-be-investigated (see below). Be sure to briefly explain your answer

How many Butterfinger Crisp can be obtained by trading 50 Jelly Belly Caramel Corn?

If you have 50 Jelly Belly Caramel Corn how many Butterfinger Crisp can be obtained via trade, if your friends have agreed on the exchange rate below? This is a practice mathematical exercise so it is OK to end up with partial bars. Also, express your answer in scientific notation with three significant figures.

8 Gummi Banana Straberry Ring can be traded for 2 M&M Peanut Butter
24 Jelly Belly Caramel Corn can be traded for 9 Gummi Banana Straberry Ring
9 Butterfinger Crisp can be traded for 10 M&M Peanut Butter

 

“Don’t Mess with Auntie Jean”

 

 

Read the attached document: “Don’t Mess with Auntie Jeans”.
Create an outline of the story and then answer the following questions:
1. What is the main purpose of Smiths narrative? In what ways, does this story shape her understanding of herself and her family?
2. How does Smith create a mental picture of the scene in the roller rink? Which sensory details are particularly effective in helping the reader feel present at the standoff between O.L. Underwood and Auntie Jean?
3. Smith writes, History is written by the victors. What does she mean by this? How can this old adage be applied to the story of her Auntie Jeans confrontation in the roller rink?
4. How would you describe the authors style in this narrative? What factors lead you to that characterization? How does the authors conversational style impact the readers understanding and appreciation of the narrative?

Importance of Fairness and Shared Decision-Making in Public Personnel Management

Discuss the following articles in your own words, in no less than 700 words:

1. According to Stritch and Pedersen (2019), the perception of fairness in managerial decisions is influenced heavily by the decision-making locus, highlighting the importance of transparent and inclusive strategies in public personnel management.

2. The shared decision-making model, as examined by Brown and Salmon (2019), emphasizes a “matching” approach where the theoretical ideals of shared decision-making are aligned with practical leadership applications.

Brown, S. L., & Salmon, P. (2019). Reconciling the theory and reality of shared decisionmaking: A matching approach to practitioner leadership. Health Expectations, 22(3), 275-283

Stritch, J. M., & Pedersen, M. J. (2019). The apparent locus of managerial decision making and perceptions of fairness in public personnel management. Public Personnel Management, 48(3), 392-412

 

 

Sustaining Benefits from a Business Process Management (BPM) Project: Analysis of GoDaddy’s Performance Review Process

Evaluate methods to sustain benefits from a Business Process Management (BPM) project.PC-3.5: Engage in career development and advancement strategies, including effective networking, mentoring, and creating a personal brand.In this assignment, you will use the case study titled GoDaddy and the Holy Grail to analyze the issues of the performance review process at GoDaddy. The case study focuses on the people phase of the BPM process to determine the pay equity of women at GoDaddy. The performance review process is used as a determining factor for advancement at GoDaddy. The case study highlights the importance of diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) in the workplace, specifically in pay equity. The assignment revisits the people development phase in ensuring that the best talents are identified and selected for career advancement opportunities. Analyze the case study GoDaddy and the Holy Grail (using the link in the syllabus) and support your answers with research on career development and performance review processes through the Library and the Internet by answering the following questions.What are the systemic issues at GoDaddy? Explain and justify your answer.How can Monica Bailey leverage the Womens Leadership Lab to complete the performance review project? Explain and justify your answer.How can the performance review process be used to promote the personal brand of diverse employees?Identify ways Bailey can improve the performance review process to improve career development and advancement opportunities. Explain and justify your answer.

 

Role of Complementary and Alternative Medicine (CAM) in Chronic Conditions: A Case Study Analysis

 

Introduction

More and more patients want options for alternative treatments that can be used alone or in conjunction with conventional treatments. Patients with chronic conditions will often seek out some form of complementary and alternative medicine (CAM). It is important that nurses have an understanding of the types of CAM so that they can make recommendations and safely advise their patients.

Case Study

Mr. Yakisoma is a 55-year-old Asian male with numerous chronic illnesses, including the following:

Chronic lower back pain
Diabetes mellitus
Hypertension
Dyslipidemia
BPH
Depression
He takes the following prescription medications for his conditions:

Tramadol: 100 mg Q 45 hrs.
Lisinopril: 40 mg DQ
Hydrochlorothiazide (HCTZ): 25 mg QD
Metformin: XR 2 G day
Sitagliptin: 100 mg DQ
Simvastatin: 40 mg HS
Sertraline: 50 mg QD
ASA EC: 81 mg QD
Other important information about Mr. Yakisoma is as follows:

His vital signs in the clinic today are as follows:
145/90
P-75
R-20
O2 Sat 98% on RA
He rates his lower back pain an 8/10, saying It always hurts; I cant even play with my grandkids.
He reports that he does not sleep well at night.
He says, “I cannot exercise because my back hurts too much.
His diabetes is not well-controlled.
His A1C is currently at 8.0.
His cholesterol is not controlled, with the following lipid values:
Total cholesterol: 235 mg/dl
LDL: 110 mg/dl
HDL: 30 mg/dl
Trig: 450 mg/dl
He reports that he is often depressed about how many illnesses he has and how many medications he has to take, and says, I just want to enjoy my life again, decrease my pain, and be active.
You are working with a nurse practitioner in a busy primary care clinic. The nurse practitioner has only 20 minutes to spend with Mr. Yakisoma. She knows that you are studying complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) and asks you to give some recommendations for CAM that would be safe and therapeutic for this patient. Mr. Yakisoma has a strong interest in alternative treatments. He says, I dont want to take all of those prescription medications, and they are bad for you!

Mr. Yakisoma, the case study patient, has multiple chronic diseases, including pain. Your first task is to identify 1 mindbody technique (e.g., yoga, meditation, hypnotherapy, guided imagery, dreamwork, intuition, music therapy, biofeedback, or animal-assistive therapy) that could be applied to this patient’s case. Conduct a literature review, and use evidence-based research to support or refute the recommended CAM treatment. You should utilize at least 3 research articles to support your assertions about the type of mindbody technique that you choose.

You should review each of the 3 research articles and present the following in a document of 46 pages, excluding title page and reference page:

State the therapy you selected.
State what condition the case study patient could use this for.
Report what the research has to say on this therapy.
Report what each of the 3 studies was about.
State how each of the 3 studies was conducted.
What were the results of each of the 3 studies?
Explain to the nurse practitioner how she can use this study for this patient’s case.

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Its Effectiveness in Treating Depression

 

search symptom Media platform and review the Psychotherapy/Cognitive Therapy film. How does Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) address the cognitive distortions commonly associated with depression, and what evidence supports its effectiveness compared to other therapeutic approaches for treating this condition?

 

 

Analysis of R.A.V. v. City of St. Paul and Todd Mitchell Case

 

1. In the R.A.V. v. City of St. Paul decision, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that cross burnings are a form of free speech protected by the First Amendment. What reasons did the Court give for this decision? Do you agree or disagree? Why?

2. What reasons did the Court give for upholding enhanced penalties in the sentence of Todd Mitchell? Do you agree with the reasons? Why or why not?