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2. What is your upcoming weeks detailed schedule at your community practice experience placement?
3. Were there any placement items/issues that occurred this week that you feel your instructor should be aware of that are private in nature and are more appropriately shared here than in the discussion board with your classmates?
4. Give a brief description of an objective you worked on this week. Make sure to cite at least one reference showing how your objective relates to the public health knowledge youve studied during this course or the public health course. You may choose to reference your e-text, journal articles, or videos you’ve studied during these courses or you may find an outside reference on your own to further enhance your public health knowledge and practices.
Remember, your journal entries are an important aspect of clinical learning as they serve to help you reflect upon and get the most out of your community practice experience. Therefore, your journal entry should include the who, what, where, and when of your community practice experience. Remember, this should simulate a dialogue that would normally take place face-to-face with your community practice experience instructor.

2. Apply knowledge of diversity in practice with groups & families.3. What is the difference between Mico, Mezzo, and Macro level?4. what is the role of the social worker at a micro, mezzo, macro level. 5. How do you see your personal or professional value as congruent or conflicting as they relate to social work and NASW code of ethics? ( A. which of your value do you see as especially helpful as you practice social work. (B. How do you see yourself practicing social work and promoting the values of the profession?

*The original question is only a research starting point, aimed at helping you locate a conversation that you find interesting and that connects with issues raised by the reading weve done. For instance, what is the relation between information and slavery? might lead you to an article on the fight against modern day slavery. In that case, though your keyword search started with a term related to the text we read by Frederick Douglass, your research question could end up focusing on what can and should be done to address the issue of slavery today.*To successfully complete the assignment, you will keep revising the question based on information you find, until you come up with a question that leads to an arguable or debatable response.*You will be responsible for defining your terms in the essay. Fake news means different things depending on who is using the phrase. Similarly, its up to you to define what you are thinking of with the terms information, misinformation, and voting. If you want to use a different word for any of these terms, check with me.Requirements: *To get started, do a library database search using your two keywords/keyword phrases as a starting point. Well work on this during our first Shatford Library session. Remember, your starting point is just a starting point. Youre looking to see what kinds of articles those keywords connect you to. Once you have few articles related to your keywords, you can follow wherever those articles take you. Ask me about this if you are confused.*Use library search tools to help you find resources related to your question. Your goal is to write a multi-source essay, so the aim is to find a variety of sources that you can discuss in your essay.*In consultation with the teacher, librarians, and peers, and with the assistance of your library research, refine your original question so that it is focused (not too broad), challenging(not just factual), and grounded (not too speculative) (Writers Ref. 405-08: R1-b).Example: The question What is the relation between information and slavery could morph into What is the United States doing to address the problem of forced labor/modern slavery, and should it be doing more?*Continue your library research to find sources that help you clarify your thinking on the topic, and that help you come up with a reasonable, focused, interesting answer to your question. *Write an essay in which, in an introduction, you explicitly state both your revised question and your answer to the question. In the body of the essay, define your terms and explain and defend your answer, using your sources and your own analysis.
*Somewhere in the essay, establish your essays connection with the text that relates to your original keyword, and address your research process, by discussing the text, your original question, and how the question evolved. (Use I for this section.)*Document your sources using MLA 8th edition format.******************************************************************************This assignment is similar to other assignments for this class in that it asks you to write an argumentative (thesis-driven) essay, with support for the thesis based on summary and analysis of texts. This assignment differs from other assignments for the class in that you will pose the starting point question yourself. Also, support for your thesis will come from the sources you locate using Shatford Library databases. Remember this from World of Ideas: One of the most reliable ways to start writing is to ask a question and then to answer it. In many ways, that is what the writers in this book have done again and again (12). Read pages 12-13 for more about research questions.The Rules for Writers/Writers Reference sections on research will tell you everything you need to know to complete this assignment be sure to do the reading as assigned (see syllabus, Canvas). Use Michael Gazzanigas Toward a Universal Ethics (787-98) as a model for your paper: Provide an intro that defines the issue and presents a research question and an answer to the question (the thesis). Use headings to identify important topics addressed in the body of the essay. Under those headings, provide background/context/arguments from sources relating to the question. Use quotation sandwiches to incorporate sources. In the conclusion, remind readers of the essays main idea without repeating it (Rules for Writers 25, Writers Ref. 19).
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Course Book;
– Reeve, J (2018). Understanding Motivation and Emotion. (7th ed). Hoboken, NJ John Wiley & Sons. Instruction;
– This assignment consists of 10-short essays based on chapters 13-17 in the course text. Your personal understanding and originality of your answers will be considered in the evaluation of your work. You must integrate the text material to support your responses, citing according to APA format.
-Your response to each question should be – 1 page per question.1- Can we voluntarily control our emotions? After taking a position of either yes or no, defend your answer. 2- Using the concept of emotional contagion, explain how the emotions of one person can generate that same emotional experience in another person such that the second person catches the emotion expressed by the first person. Create an original example to illustrate this concept.3- Create an original example to illustrate this concept. 5- Identify any three positive subjective experiences investigated by positive psychology and explain how each contributes positively to the persons mental well-being. 6- Explain why autonomy-oriented individuals generally succeed in maintaining their long-term changes in behavior (e.g., weight loss, smoking cessation), whereas control-oriented individuals generally fail to maintain such behavior change over time.7- Explain the role of the adaptive unconscious in the motivation and regulation of behavior. Create an original example to illustrate this concept.8- Explain the conditions under which thought suppression produces a rebound effect for the unwanted thought. What can a person do to prevent this rebound effect from becoming an obsession?9- Consider a motivational problem like exercise procrastination or avoidance. Briefly explain how each of the following might play a key role in procrastination or avoidance: needs, cognitions, emotions, environments, relationships.10- Explain how changes in emotion, behavior, and well-being can be used as feedback in the effort to motivate others in productive ways. Create an original example to illustrate this concept.

Paper on Specific Disorder. During the first week of class students will choose mental health problems that are typical of those social workers address in mental health settings. NOTE: To complete this assignment you will need to create a specific client in order to best identify which assessment instrument would be most appropriate for the problem. In this assignment students will explore the current state of science regarding social work interventions related to the identified problem. Students are to explore interventions that are supported by evidence, rather than practice wisdom. Students should therefore seek literature reviews and meta-analyses for their given topic as well as current research studies. That is, the administration of the intervention should relate to that specific client- not how it is administered generically.

Proofreading ChecklistRead through your paper and check the appropriate boxes on the chart below. If any area of your paper needs revision, make sure you correct it. Reading & Study Application Successful Needs Revision

1. Introduction: Establishes a context for the argument by explaining the need to examine causes or to consider effects; states the essays thesis (Make sure you address one of the prompt questions.)
2. Background: Gives an overview of the situation
3. Evidence: discusses less important causes or effects
4. Evidence: discusses major causes or effects
5. Integrates at least 4 quotes, 1 summary, and 1 paraphrase from at least 3 outside sources
6. Refutation of opposing arguments: Considers and rejects other possible causes or effects
7. Conclusion: Reinforces the arguments main point; includes a strong concluding statement
8. Contains pathos (emotional) appeals, ethos (values/belief) appeals, and/or logos (factual) appeals as appropriate
9. Title reflects issue and proposal information
10. Uses only third person pronouns (all first and second person pronouns have been removed)
11. If using current APA format, contains properly formatted, title, abstract, and References page.
If using MLA format, contains a properly formatted Works Cited page
If using Turabian format, contains a properly formatted title page and Bibliography page
12. Double spaced; 12-point Times New Roman font
13. Uses signal phrases and appropriate transtions
15. References/Works Cited/ Bibliography page includes all sources cited within the body of the essay
14. Checked spelling, grammar/mechanics
IMPORTANT: Fully cite all quotations, summaries, and paraphrases used within your essay, or those excerpts will be regarded as plagiarism and will result in a 0 on your essay and possible course failure.

You may also choose to share one of each. TOPIC OF CLINICAL SITE FOR THIS WEEK WAS:Provides patient education before and after procedures, use of medical devices and equipment, and prescriptions.

Cite source that is used.2. Describe the courtroom workgroup and how if functions, including the role of plea bargaining in the American court system.
Cite source that is used.3. Discuss the four major main goals of punishment. Please identify and discuss the type of sentences that judges can impose including indeterminate, determinate, or mandatory. You are to discuss the significance of the U.S. Supreme Court and the cases that are applicable to each type of sentencing.
Cite source that is used.4. Students, you are to discuss how and why the American system of corrections has developed into the system we have today. Please include in your response the concept of American federalism, the differences and similarities between individual correctional systems in the federal and state governments as well as the local and regional jurisdictions. Also, you are to discuss the current state of corrections in light of past trends. You are to also discuss the role that governmental budget constraints play in correctional policy and decision making.
Cite source that is used.5. Students, you are to discuss the constitutional law and its implication to law enforcement. You are to make sure that you discuss the role of federal law versus state law and the implication for constitutional law. You are to discuss the significance of the Fourth Amendment and the Fifth Amendment (and it application to confessions), Sixth and Eight Amendments. In addition, you are to discuss the significance cases of Miranda v. Arizona, Mapp v. Ohio, Terry v. Ohio, and Chimel v. California
Cite source that is used.

Gather information about a career or position in which you might be interested, e.g. marketing management. Use different sources. Identify the nature of the work, working conditions, necessary qualifications, salary range and the future job outlook for the occupation (compare at least two authors opinion on the future outlook).
Must Include In-text Citations and a Reference List using Harvard conventions. Use The Harvard Essay format with a title page. 600 – 700 words (not including the title page or the reference list).
essay must include 1 paraphrase, 1 summary and 1 quotation.
The original texts for both the paraphrase and the summary must be copied in the Reference List directly under the reference for the source where you found the text.

If you do not wish to investigate further sources for this topic, pick another topic, but be sure to get your instructors approval before you go ahead with the work.
Please note that this proposal is academic in focus; it is the kind of proposal that many professors ask for as preparation for writing a full length research paper. Thus, practice in using this format and this approach to long term research based on published sources (mostly in written form) will help you to succeed in other courses.
Recall the definition of a proposal as a plan for further work; you do not necessarily have to read the sources on your list of references but you do not to have some working knowledge of the topic. The plan is to do some reading and research (based on questions that have already emerged in your reading of the topic). As yourself: what have I done already on this topic? What could I do to extend that? Are there further solutions to a problem that need to be assessed? Are there related topics that should be investigated?
Format:
a) Provide a title that reflects the topic and the work you plan to do.
Write a brief topic summary as introduction. This will serve as a background and context; it will show how the work you plan adds to the current body of knowledge on the topic.
c) Write a purpose statement for the proposal; add a statement or a questions that sums up a problem you want to analyze.
d) Explain why you are the right person to do this project and express enthusiasm for the task.
e) Indicate a time line that would be appropriate for completing the work.
f) Present a list of references; aim for about ten sources.
Provide some headings for each section of the proposal.