Give an account of how disadvantaged groups in contemporary Britain experience inequality’

Assignment GuidancePlease ensure you follow the assignment guidance and seek tutorial support to ensure you are on the right track.
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1. You must refer to the literature/theories when presenting your work. This is an academic assignment, not a personal reflection of what you may ‘think’ about this subject area. Reading academic text books and articles is key to achieving success in this assessment.2. The assignment must draw on Thompson’s PCS analysis and make reference to each of the separate, but interrelated levels: personal, cultural and structural. You may wish to structure your assignment in this way.3. You must include examples of social policy and the implications for disadvantaged groups. Lecture materials and further reading will provide you with a number of different examples to include in your assignment.4. When deciding which disadvantaged group to talk about in your essay please refer to the protected characteristics detailed in the Equality Act 2010. Students should refer to the protected characteristics contained in the Equality Act when deciding what group to talk about. Remain focused on one aspect of the protected characteristics e.g race or age or gender etc – for example so you may want to talk about Gypsy and Travellers for the race, or maybe women for the gender, or maybe transgender people, you may wish to talk about older people for age or maybe young adults (youths), or you may wish to focus on people with disabilities, or you may wish to focus on how gay people are discriminate against in relation to sexuality. These are ideas and suggestions. You can chose any one of the protected characteristics and discuss how people are discriminated against on a personal, cultural and structural level in society.5. Your assignment should include an introduction and a conclusion6. Your assignment must be referenced throughout in the Harvard referencing format. Assignments that are presented without referencing in the main body of the work (or very limited referencing) are unlikely to achieve success in this assessment.7. Your reference list must contain academic sources of information that have been taken from academic text books, articles or journals. Websites should be used sparingly. Newspaper articles and media reports should not be used in this work unless you are making a specific point. Remember this is an academic piece of work and therefore academic sources must be the main sources detailed in the reference list. Newspapers and websites are sometimes used in academic work to make a specific point, for example to demonstrate how the media refer to individuals or groups in derogatory ways I.e. Weston, Worle and Somerset Mercury newspaper headline triggers a police investigation due to concerns it would incite racial hatred “Gypsy camps right next door to new homes”. Assignments may use examples like this when talking about stigma for example, but there would need to be academic information discussing this point further.8. Assessments that contain reference lists taken largely from websites are unlikely to be successful.9. Please ensure you refer to the University Performance Descriptors when editing your work to ensure your work is reaching for the highest grade possible.

analyze one concept in Social Psychology, explore supports or critiques for this concept in modern day), and demonstrate how the concept is still applied in the general population (newspaper or online articles), and cross-culturally.

1. Introduction: With a concise definition of a topic and why you think this topic is worth researching. This must include the general findings, and or relevance of the concept that you will be investigating (Rationale). Very important, there must be a Thesis Statement. Main Body: The concept must be explained using a minimum of 3 primary academic articles, this includes support for the concept, and critiques of the concept. The extension portion of this paper will require a minimum of 3 popular media articles (newspaper or online, excluding satirical websites or blogs) that shows the concept either being used in everyday life, or that shows if the concept of relevant or not to everyday life. How you order this section can be either thematically or chronologically, depending on your thesis for this essay. This section should also include an evaluation of this concept and why you believe this concept is or is not relevant to you personally, or socially (i.e. culturally and in modern times). Conclusion: A short summary responding to the thesis statement this Essay was intended to answer.

Law enforcement organizations are facing a tremendous problem with social media.

On one hand, social media such as Facebook, My Space, and Twitter can be extremely useful for effective and efficient communication. On the other hand, Law Enforcement Executives are constantly facing situations in which employee misconduct is occurring through social media. Police Officers are accessing social media from their workstations and patrol cars during their shifts. Police Officers are posting information that is unbecoming for an officer as well as degrading and disrespectful to the profession. Police unions and police officer organizations such as the Fraternal Order of Police and the PBA are opposed to departmental policies that infringe on police officers constitutional rights. How do law enforcement organizations regulate the use of social media? Just about every major law enforcement organization has a Facebook account associated with the organizations website. Therefore, should law enforcement organizations regulate individual officers social media activity?
As the policy manager for your law enforcement organization, please research the best practices related to the regulation of police officers use of social media and develop a department policy. This research should include interviews with your local law enforcement leaders to determine how they are addressing this issue.

Examine the importance of culture and personal beliefs on population health and explore your cultural sensitivity.

Following the example of the timeline on page 6 of Chapter 1 of Cultural Sensibility in Healthcare: A Personal & Professional Guidebook, identify three situations in your timeline that led you to a career in healthcare. Then, list five influences on your life that may inform your cultural sensitivity. How have you used cultural sensitivity to avoid a cultural clash in your personal or professional life? Why is it important for individuals working in health professions to be culturally sensitive? How can cultural insensitivity impact healthcare systems? When responding to peers, reflect on the shared and differing experiences leading to your careers in healthcare. What strategies for increasing cultural sensitivity can you share with your peers?

In that regard, how has social media, or its various aspects changed/ affected for authoritarian durability today? Are there new factors that come into play?

How has the rise of social media affected authoritarian durability? Current common factors on authoritarian durability: elite cohesion, state institutions, relationship between elites and the authoritarian state, relationship between military and the state, legacies of past mass mobilisations, economic growth, international scene etc. With reference to the Arab Spring however, we can see how social media may have a role to play in entrenching or subverting autocratic regimes.
What are the current barriers to toppling autocratic regimes? How has social media affected these barriers? How are people (or, social media activists) making use of these opportunities to take on authoritarian states? Have these actions meaningfully impacted authoritarian states and if so, how? Is it a one-off thing like the Arab Spring, or will it be a common thread? Why is there such a mixed record in peoples’ abilities to use social media to coordinate and orchestrate social movements against authoritarian states? Possible alternative explanation to explore:
May not entirely be social media affecting authoritarian states. Perhaps other factors, other underlying conditions that must be necessary for it to happen.

Luxury Car Market Study (Brand working on is Jaguar)

Please use Up to date UK resources because this is a study on the UK car Market. Please use simple words and do not complex english. Please give detailed exmples and graphs if nessesary. Please follow the guidelines thoroughly. Please write the assignment on the Assignment template. The Brand we chose in Jaguar cars and its compitition (Audi/Porsche BMW Mercedes-Benz). When working on the finances of the Jaguar and its competitors please use the companies official annual report and focus on its net sales, profit, and growth.

how to differentiate them for proper diagnosis and treatment.

1-Discussion will emphasizes in the most common dermatologic conditions related to eczemas
The term eczema encompasses a heterogeneous group of inflammatory skin disorders that share similar hallmarks of epidermal inflammation. It includes such entities as atopic dermatitis, contact dermatitis, stasis dermatitis, dyshidrotic eczema, seborrheic dermatitis, and asteatotic eczema.
Eczema can present acutely, characterized by red, weeping, draining skin with blisters, or it can present chronically, with dry, thickened, scaly skin with alteration of pigment, appearing either at times hyperpigmented or depigmented. Frequent etiologies include extrinsic causes, such as irritant dermatitis or allergic contact dermatitis, or intrinsic causes, such as atopic or dyshidrotic eczema. Common morphologic types include hand eczema, nummular eczema (coin-shaped lesions), stasis dermatitis (often affecting the lower extremities in the setting of vascular insufficiency), and atopic dermatitis, which often begins in infancy as part of the atopic diathesis.
Atopic dermatitis is one of the more common inflammatory skin conditions. In children, it is characterized by involvement of the cheeks, scalp, and extensor aspects of the extremities. Initially, it appears as weeping, erythematous papules and plaques, sometimes accompanied by vesicles and crusting. Over time, lesions become chronic with thickened, lichenified plaques; later in adults, it presents as chronic hand or face dermatitis. Pruritus is a constant complaint regardless of the patients age.
Asteatotic eczema, or winters itch, which commonly occurs in the elderly, presents with dry, rough, scaly patches and plaques with superficial cracking of the skin that appears like a dried riverbed. Areas usually involved are the shins, lower flanks, and posterior axillary line. Elimination of aggravating factors, such as frequent bathing, and application of emollients help significantly.
Stasis dermatitis, another form of eczema, often is associated with other signs of venous hypertension, as evidenced by pitting edema and hemosiderin deposition in the skin. Eventually, patients may develop erythema and scaling around the medial malleoli with intense pruritus and subsequent excoriations; later stages may show cutaneous ulcerations.
For the various types of eczema, therapeutic principles are similar; the dictum, If it is wet, dry it; if it is dry, wet it, applies. Drying agents include water and aluminum acetate, and wetting agents comprise emollients, such as ointments and creams. Topical therapies for various forms of eczema encompass corticosteroids as well as immunosuppressives such as the calcineurin inhibitors (tacrolimus ointment and pimecrolimus cream). Systemic therapy is rarely necessary; however, in refractory or generalized cases, prescribed treatments include oral prednisone, phototherapy, or other immunosuppressives such as cyclosporine, azathioprine, methotrexate, or mycophenolate mofetil. In cases of superinfection, evidenced by weeping, purulent, or honey-crusted plaques overlying areas of eczema, antibiotics may help.
The most significant component of any treatment, however, is educating the patient about the chronic, relapsing nature of eczema. Patients must understand that treatments are tools, not cures. Several proactive measures can help prevent flares: Patients should avoid triggers, modify wet work or handwashing, and liberally use emollients such as ointments and creams, especially after contact with water. Bathing should be brief; showers should be taken with lukewarm to cooler water; moisturizing soaps should be applied primarily to body folds and soiled areas; and within several minutes of bathing, patients should freely administer creams or ointments.
References:
1. Lowell BA, Froelich CW, Federman DG, Kirsner RS. Dermatology in primary care: prevalence and patient disposition. J Am Acad Dermatol. 2001;45(2):250-255.
2. Pedrosa AF, Lisboa C, Gonalves-Rodrigues A. Malassezia infections: a medical conundrum. J Am Acad Dermatol. 2014;71(1):170-176.

Materialise coursework for the skin of a passenger plane

Subject: Material A 10-page materialise report written in the style of a technical consultancy report, you should assume that the readers of the report have only provided a brief of the task and therefore needs clarification of the additional brief development. 1. Task: The skin of a passenger plane 2. Analyse and present different material options, the material should be low cost *3. Layouts: 4 pages include Summary(Summarise the task and the key findings of your work in 1-2 paragraphs)+ Introduction(Introduce the document and outline the initial brief to be developed)+ Background(Discuss the background information. What materials are currently used? What are the problems with this? What are the boundary conditions to be considered when creating a solution? Appropriate referencing is required for any bits of information you extract. Include more information about the quantitative boundary conditions of the problem); 1 page of a formal brief of your research; 5 pages include Discussion(main content of the report where the technical metrics are presented, compared and discussed; why did you pick the materials; What are the metrics of interest for your applications ? What are the possible materials which can solve this problem? What analysis did you perform and what were the results? Give details of the materials you have selected in terms of advantages and disadvantages of each one)+ Conclusion(summarise the key findings from your work and make suggestions to answer the initial brief) Last, Reference (reference the sources of your information) 4. Be concise and make graphs legible, use 3rd person past tense. Table captions go on the top. Figure captions go on the bottom of figures. 5. Develop what material options and conditions should be considered, both from a technical but also from a user experience perspective 6. Develop semantic differential scales (SDS) of the various materials which gathers rationalized responses about where a material lies between two bipolar adjectives. 7. Take the developed figures of merit and develop Ashby plots 8. Should take into considerations of: performance, durability, experience, brand identity of the company, weight, strength, low cost, pressure of air, flexible, elegant 9. Often these features are contradictions and therefore compromises need to be made and thus metrics of interest need to be established. 10. *Semantic differential scales: Select the property you wish to analyse with respect to the bipolar adjectives. This might be visual or tactile perception. Rank this on a scale from 0-10 and then process the information to get the mean and standard deviations in the data. You should comment on the reliability of the information.