Neurodevelopmental Disorders

The research paper should be in this order starting with background of the source, goal/hypothesis,methods, results,conclusionThis article as a source :
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Ethics and Social Responsibility in Business and Society

(15%; 100 marks total)Word limit part A shouldbe around 600words and part B must be 2500words
There should be 5refernces total and reference sheet at the end.
Work should be cited.
For part b choose Walmart, Target, or other big-box retail giants establishing operations in Canadian towns and cities Topic.Your progress
Introduction
In this module, we examined ethics and, in particular, ethics in the workplace. We also looked at social responsibility as it pertains to businesses (and other organizations) and the communities in which businesses operate. In this assignment, you will evaluate the level or degree to which a business, organization, and/or government agency is engaging in ethical and socially responsible practices. You will present this evaluation from multiple stakeholder perspectives.
Part A is a report on ethical standards, and Part B is a report on an ethical or corporate social responsibility issue in society.
Part A: Instructions
Read the following:
Donaldson, T. (1996, September). Values in tension: Ethics away from home. Harvard Business Review, 74(5), 4862. Available through TRU Library.
Re-read Discussion Case: Chiquita Brands: Ethical Responsibility or Illegal Action on pages 111-112of your textbook.
Answer the following two questions:
Question 1: Do you feel that it is possible to develop a universal set of ethical standards for business, or do you believe that cultural differences make universal standards impractical and/or impossible? (15 marks)
Question 2: Do corporations have a right and/or a responsibility to influence ethics in the countries in which they operate? Defend your position. (15 marks)
Note
In answering the questions, you should demonstrate your ability to incorporate and integrate your learning from all aspects of this module. Ensure that you include information from the course material, the readings, your journal, and your own research.
Part B: Instructions
Write a 2,500-word, double-spaced report on corporate social responsibility and related ethical issues in society. Demonstrate your ability to integrate your learning from all aspects of this module. Ensure that you include information from the course material, the readings, your journal, and your own research. Select a topical, newsworthy issue that involves ethical and social responsibility issues relating to business and society.
The following are some topic suggestions. Pick one or choose your own topic and email your Open Learning Faculty Member, if you have any concerns as to whether your topic is appropriate.
Corporate and/or governmental involvement in China despite international criticism of the Chinese government with regard to human rights of Chinese and Tibetan people.
Privatization of hospital services in one or more provinces in Canada (e.g., Ontario, Alberta, and/or British Columbia)
Pharmaceutical companies and the conflict over making HIV/AIDS drugs available in poor countries
The wellhead blowout in 2010 at a deepwater drilling platform operated on behalf of British Petroleum (now BP) in the Gulf of Mexico
Corporations manufacturing and distributing genetically modified foods
Corporations importing toys from manufacturers in China, given the discovery of lead in some toy products produced in that country
Walmart, Target, or other big-box retail giants establishing operations in Canadian towns and cities
KGHM Internationals proposed Ajax mine project in Kamloops, BC
Enbridges proposed Northern Gateway pipeline to Kitimat, BC
Kinder Morgans proposed TransMountain pipeline expansion from Alberta to Burnaby, BC
Another ethical or CSR topic of your choice
Your report should cover the following:
Section 1. Introduction: Introduce the topic and identify the CSR (and ethical) issue(s) that are of concern. Then, list the stakeholders that influence or are influenced by this issue. Be specific in naming individuals, groups, associations, and/or government bodies. Cite references for your research. (10 marks)
Section 2. Rationale: Analyze the ethics of the issues involved using three of the methods of ethical reasoning (utility, rights and justice) described on pages 8387 of your textbook. Then, indicate which of the three methods you feel is most helpful in evaluating the ethics of the relevant issue(s). Explain the reasons for your choice. (30 marks)
Note
In Section 2 Rationale, rather than estimating the actual costs and benefits involved, you may simply identity and describe the costs and benefits that you would consider (if actual cost-benefit information is not provided in the literature).
Section 3. Impacts (What does this mean to my family?): Describe the potential and/or real impacts to you and your family. Are these impacts direct or indirect? Briefly explain why. (5 marks)
Section 4. Impacts (What does this mean to my community?): Explore the potential and/or real impacts on the local or site community, as well as real or potential impacts on other communities. Describe these impacts from multiple perspectives, ensuring you represent both community and corporate (or organizational) perspectives. (15 marks)
Section 5. Impacts (What does this mean to my country?): Are there broader impacts or ramifications associated with this issue? If yes, how do this ethical and CSR issue impact business and society in Canada as a whole? If no, explain why not. (10 marks)

What lessons from the training, databases, and the enforcement example(s) can you apply to your current or intended work in clinical research?

ReflectionPlease review the Module 8 materials for this course including the “Enforcement Examples” (Reading), FDA compliance databases (e.g., FDA Form 483 Inspections, Warning Letters, Compliance Data Dashboard, and Clinical Investigator Disqualification) (Mixed Media), and the CDER Learn training “World of Compliance” (Mixed Media). Completed Assignments should be submitted using the Blackboard Assignment Tool. Instructions Using the Course Discussion Forum “Module 8 – Enforcement Example Reflection” provide a brief critical reflection on 1 of the 4 “Enforcement Examples” considering what you learned from the CDER Learn training “World of Compliance” and your review of the FDA compliance databases.Enforcement Examples
McGee GCP DisqualificationsHow does the training you took apply to the example(s) you evaluated? (indicate the specific enforcement example you are discussing)
Do you agree with the actions/outcomes of the FDA enforcement based on the training and evaluation example(s)? Explain why or why not.

Profile an entrepreneur that has successfully started a company. Why were they successful? What challenges did they face?

Is their success repeatable? You may not choose Mark Zuckerberg, Sergey Brin/Larry Page, Steve Jobs, Jack Dorsey, Jeff Bezos, Jack Ma, Bill Gates, Tim Cook, Elon Musk. Answer the question found below in a well-organized essay of no less than [750] words. [750 words minimum]
1. You will need to use real-life examples.
2. You will need at least [3] quality sources.
3. You will use MLA format to list all sources used in works cited page after your essay.
4. You will use in-text citations where appropriate (to give credit to the appropriate person for the ideas you are using).

Act- and rule-utilitarianism

In this paper, you will exercise utilitarian thinking. You should, in your own words, (a) state
what utilitarianism is, (b) state the distinction between act- and rule-utilitarianism. You
should then carry out (c) an act- and (d) a rule-utilitarian analysis of the following case.
There are two people in your hospital awaiting a kidney. There is one kidney available that
will be a match for both of them. They both have rare blood and tissue types that make it
unlikely that another kidney can be found any time soon that might be a match for either so
this might be the last chance for both.
One individual, John, is a 19 year old male college student, a slightly below average student
majoring in business (when he goes to class). He went to a party, something he does often,
and got thoroughly drunk, also something he does often. He got into his car and went for a
drive. Since he was much too drunk to be driving he lost control of the car and struck a
telephone pole. The impact of the crash has caused both of Johns kidneys to rupture. The
kidney transplant will probably enable him to live a normal life if he is careful and stops
drinking. His family is very wealthy and can easily afford to pay all hospital costs. Dialysis
can keep him alive for a few years at most and the procedure will cause steady deterioration.
The second individual, Paul, is a seventy year old retired janitor. He was also the pastor of a
small rural church for nearly forty years, during which time he was held in the highest
esteem, raising money for the poor, presiding over hundreds of weddings and funerals. You
can scarcely tell he is retired since he has remained almost fully engaged in the activities of
the church. However, he has a number of other medical conditions (most notably
arteriosclerosis) that make it unlikely he will live longer than another five years at most. Each
year will probably make him less robust and less able to keep up his remarkable pace. In
addition, he has no medical insurance, and couldnt begin to reimburse the hospital for the
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costs of his treatment. Dialysis may keep him alive for a year or so, but at his age and in his
condition, it will take its toll.
Who gets the kidney?

Explain how a man who has red-green colour-blindness rarely fathers a son who also possesses the trait.

2) Hemophilia is a relatively rare recessive sex-linked trait in humans. Say that a man with hemophilia marries a woman who is homozygous normal (does not have hemophilia). Let XH be the norman gene and Xh be the recessive gene. Draw a punnett square illustrating this cross, and then answer the following question. a) What type or types of gametes can the father produced? b)what type or types of gametes can the mother produce? c) What is the probability that their daughters will be carriers of the gene for hemophilia (but not show the trait themselves)? d) What is the probability that their daughter will have hemophilia? e) What is the probability that their sons will be carrier of the gene for hemophilia ( but not show the trait themselves)? f) what is the probability that their sons will have hemophilia? 3) A colour-blind man (CcY) marries a woman with normal vision whose father is colour-blind. Show the gametes of the woman and the woman and complete a punnett square to illustrate this cross. Then answer the following question. a) what type or types of gametes can father produce? b) what type or types of gametes can mother produce? c) What is the probability that thier daughter will be carriers of the gene for colour-blindness ( but not show the trait themselves)? d) What is probability that their daughter will be colour-blind? e) what is the probability that their sons will carriers of the gene for colour-blindness (but not show the trait themselves)? f) what is the probability that their sons will be colour-blind? 4) A man with hemophilia marries a woman who is a carrier for the gene. Show the gametes of the man and the woman, and complete a punnett square to illustrate this cross. Then answer the following questions. a) what type or types of gametes can the father produce? b) What type or types of gametes can the mother Produce? c) what is the probability that their daughters will be carriers of the gene for hemophilia ( but not show the trait themselves)? d) what is the probability that their daughter will have hemophilia? e) What is the probability that their sons will be carriers of the gene for hemophilia (but not show the trait themselves)? f) What is the probability that their sons will have hemophilia?