A summary of your findings regarding sexual orientation and its impact on life-span development, including findings from the resources and from the journal article(s) you selected during your research An explanation of how you might apply your findings to social work practice

A summary of your findings regarding sexual orientation and its impact on life-span development, including findings from the resources and from the journal article(s) you selected during your research
An explanation of how you might apply your findings to social work practice

Did Socrates try to teach people to be more self-centered or egoist by emphasizing the self?

Topic: Both Socrates and the Buddha talk about the idea of self. Socrates seems to stress the importance of self, and the Buddha seems to focus on no-self (or de-self). Did Buddha try to say that we should not take moral responsibility for our behaviour? Might it be possible that they are teaching the same thing about self through different approaches? (Hint: self as a moral agent; self as an egothese are two different things.) Paper reading requirements: Mitchell, Helen Buss. “The Bodhisattva and the Hungry Tigress and Parinirvana”, from Buddhist Scriptures, pp. 56-62. In Roots of World Wisdom: A Multicultural Reader. 2nd ed. Toronto: Wadsworth Publishing Company, 1999. (Note: You could also find alternative versions through a web search.) Koller, John M., and Patricia Joyce Koller. “The Buddhas Teachings: The Four Noble Truths and the Eightfold Path”, pp. 140-149. In Asian Philosophies. 3rd ed. Upper Saddle River, NJ: Prentice Hall, 1998. Koller, John M., and Patricia Joyce Koller. “Interdependent Arising”, pp. 151-165. In Asian Philosophies. 3rd ed. Upper Saddle River, NJ: Prentice Hall, 1998. (Note: “https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prat?tyasamutp?da” is a good supplementary reading.)

Complete a case study report focused on a comparison of Hiroshima & Nagasaki, Japan and Auschwitz-Birkenau, Poland of dark tourism.

Assessment 2: Case study report Complete a case study report 1600 words focused on a comparison of Hiroshima & Nagasaki, Japan and Auschwitz-Birkenau, Poland of dark tourism. It is expected that your report will critically examine the following areas: Executive summary: Includes all relevant details necessary to provide a clear starting point and directions of the report Introduction: Very comprehensive discussion and coverage of the following: Relevant background Information on the general growth of niche tourism. Statement of Purpose. Methodology. Framework or outline of the report. Body: Very comprehensive discussion and coverage of the following: Stakeholders involved in this form of tourism Consumers participating in this form of tourism and their motivations. A critique of the different types of products available for consumers in this area. An assessment of the potential impacts – both positive and negative – of the development of this form of tourism. Future challenges for this form of tourism Conclusion: Very comprehensive discussion and coverage of the following: Summary of the reports findings Recommendations
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Write a recommendation to a key member of that organisation suggesting a mentoring program.

You are asked to reflect on your own experiences and engage with ideas from the literature. One of the more effective ways to learn, however, is to apply these ideas to new settings. This is what you re asked to do in this assignment. You have two options to write about: Option 1: Think of an organisation that you are a part of that would benefit from the addition of a mentoring program. In this recommendation, include: A description of the context of the organisation. An evidence- based explanation for how mentoring would be beneficial in this context. An outline for what the mentoring program would look like, and a justification for why this structure was selected. A reference list. Option 2: Think of a mentoring program that you are currently (or have previously) been a part of. Given what youve learnt, what changes would you suggest to this program? Write a recommendation to the mentoring program organiser suggesting your change and outlining the reasons why. This recommendation should include: A description of the current mentoring program . An outline for your suggested changes, including an evidence- based justification for the changes. A reference list Maximum length: 1000 words (+/-10%, excluding the reference list, title, and subheadings). Marking Criteria (It would be very thankful if you can especially focus on these four elements) 1. Description of mentoring and the orgainisational context. – The description of the organisational context and/or existing mentoring program highlights the key features that will be discussed in the recommendation question. That is, there is some alignment between the description of the existing context, and the recommendations. – The description of the organisational context and/or existing mentoring program is completely aligned with the recommendations provided. 2. Evidence- based discussion of mentorship recommendations – Recommendations are provided, and these recommendations are supported by scholarly sources. The research is described and explicitly linked to the recommendations. – The sources used are recent (i.e. published in the last ten years), and all scholarly. There is an attempt at critical analysis either by evaluating the quality of the evidence, or considering potential limitations about how it might not be able to be applied in the organisational context. – All the sources used are scholarly. There is at least one clear example of critical analysis that acknowledges the limitations of the research, and suggests how it could be tailored to the context of the organisation. For example, Smith (2020) suggests that mentors and mentees develop organic relationships. This is difficult in large-scale mentoring for first year students, so one way of adapting this research to the current context is to…. 3. Referencing – APA 6th referencing formatting is used consistently and correctly both in-text and in the reference list. All claims are referenced. 4. Communication – Ideas are expressed clearly. Australian spelling and grammar is used. The language is appropriate. The explanation of the argument could be improved. Some steps are missing explain each step of the argument to the reader. There are no typographical errors in the assignment. – Assignment is clearly written and there is a logical flow of ideas. Australian spelling and grammar is used. Writing is succinct and critical without using sensationalised language or unnecessarily long words.
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What is Kurlantzicks argument? What does Berman means when she refers to the rise of illiberal democracy, and what does Przeworski mean when he discusses the the authoritarian challenge?

First, let us start with the analytics. Based on readings and class materials, what is meant by the constructs of populism, nationalism, and authoritarianism? Also discuss how these concepts relate and differ from each other. Next, what is the evidence for the rise of populism, nationalism, and authoritarianism in European democratic politics? How does it manifest itself in democratic institutions and in the democratic polity? Finally, what is the evidence for cause? Why is this happening? Second, we also discussed the evidence for the decline or retreat from democracy in Europe. Again, provide the analytic foundation for the argument. Next, what is the evidence? Finally, what is the connection between the rise of populism and nationalism and the decline of democracy?

You are the health care manager at XYZ Hospital, which is a large healthcare facility. You have hired a new a medical billing specialist for a large healthcare facility. You need to review appeal strategies with your new employee. What is your best response to the following prompts?

Please discuss with your peers and instructor. Please use the internet and your textbooks for research.1. What must be done if the insurer denies the claim stating that a procedure was not medically necessary?2. What must be done if the insurer denies the claim stating that a procedure was not pre-authorized?3. What must be done if the insurer denies the claim stating that the provider is out-of-network?4. What must be done if the insurer denies the claim stating that the level of care is too high?DISCUSSION ASSIGNMENT GUIDELINES:Read the discussion question.Post a 5-10 sentence response to the discussion topic using examples and personal experiences.Integrate a quote from your weekly reading assignment into your post to support your thoughts and cite the source (and page number) of your quote using the APA format.

Describe how the ancient Greeks understood ethics in terms of ethos or taking care of ones self. How does this concept of ethical self-care challenge the idea that we should be selfless in order to be moral?

Before you start this exam, please review the Essay Exam Checklist and the Essay Exam Rubric in the course menu so that there is no confusion about how to approach this exam and how it will be graded. While there is no length requirement, you will have to write enough in order to provide an adequate response to each of the five questions. Each of the five questions below should be answered with its own separate and complete essay. In your own words, answer the following questions in as detailed a manner as you can, but be sure to stay on topic: Explain how this attention to the self should not be confused with narcissism or selfishness. There are many different ways of interpreting Sophocles Antigone because of the many ambiguities in the play. Ancient audiences reportedly were quite disturbed by the character Antigone. Develop an argument explaining why Antigone is not necessarily an ethical hero. Likewise, explain how one might interpret Ismene as being more ethical than her sister. Crito offers Socrates a number of arguments as to why he should escape from his prison cell. Socrates responds to all of these arguments either directly or indirectly. Which of Socrates responses do you find most persuasive and why? Which response do you find least persuasive? Both Plato and Aristotle think about ethics in terms of rationality and a life aimed at achieving what is good, but they do so in different ways. Describe the differences between Aristotle and Plato in the way they discuss a) rationality and b) the good. In my lecture I suggested that Aristotle almost takes a biologists approach to ethics. Considering that, why are courage and moderation the cardinal virtues for him? Why is a person painfully following his or her conscience not thereby virtuous, according to Aristotle?