write a 6-7 page assignment that examines different types of crime data in relation to a specific offence.

You will be required to select a UCR crime of your choice that will allow you to practice your research skills as you explore how crime data is used by criminologists to prevent crime. If you are unsure whether or not a particular crime type is suitable, please contact your instructor for help.
Once a specific criminal offence has been selected, students will begin to explore data currently available to the general public from Statistics Canada. To get an idea of what constitutes your crime, you should find the criminal code definition of the offence and the punishment associated with it. This criminal code definition should be included in your paper and properly cited.
Next, you will need to read and extract data pertaining to your offence from the Uniform Crime Report from Statistics Canada. You will need to provide the statistics of your crime at both the provincial (BC) and national (Canada) level for the most recent year available. How many actual offences were reported? What was the crime rate (per 100,000)? What is the percentage of change in rate? (What is the
trend of your crime? Is it increasing or decreasing?) What is the crime severity index (CSI) value for your offence? (You will need to determine what category your offence falls within, such as violent vs. property)
You will also need to find data that describes the level of victimization for your selected offence type. You will need to look at the General Social Survey to determine prevalence and/or characteristics or other notable aspects of your criminal offence type.
Next, you will need to select a criminological
theory that explains why your selected crime
occurs. You will want to explain what your
theory is, who created it, and how it relates to your selected crime.
Lastly, you will examine different ways the criminal justice system has responded to this offence type. You will select one initiative that is currently being used (provincial or national level) and briefly describe how it addresses this crime and what progress has been made to reduce and prevent future crime.
Students should include a title page, their body of work, and a reference page for their work. The textbook, the Criminal Code, UCR and GSS data must all be cited in the reference page. Students are not required to include additional references, but are welcomed to include any if they see fit.

What message are you going to communicate to customers aged 16-24 to get them using Facebook again?Media choices 3 marks

Week 12Facebook is an online social media platform founded by Mark Zuckerberg and some of his college roommates at Harvard. The companys IPO was held in 2012 valuing the company at $104 billion, the largest ever IPO for a newly listed company. Facebook is now valued in excess of $500 billion. Facebook makes most of its revenue through targeted online advertising. Facebook has received some strong criticism in recent times over privacy issues, promotion of hate speech, depictions of violence and even influencing elections such as the US Presidential election in 2016 and Brexit. Currently, Facebook enjoys 2.2 billion monthly active users and 1.15 billion daily active mobile users. Age 25 to 34, at 29.7% of users, is the most common age demographic. However, the platform has begun having trouble attracting and keeping a younger demographic of customers. Customers in the 16-24 year old range have started to migrate towards other platforms such as Instagram and Snapchat. Facebook needs your help in developing a marketing campaign to attract users in 16-24 age group to choose Facebook as their preferred platform. Answers should not exceed 2000 words. Assignments will be graded using the following criteria:Understanding of target audience 5 marks
This section should identify your knowledge of the target audience. This section should address your understanding of the following points:
The issues that are causing them to leave /not use Facebook
The customer decision-making process for how they decide which social media to useMessage decision 7 marks
This section should address your groups intended positioning strategy i.e. what message are your group trying to develop in the minds of customers about the new digital marketing major. Your positioning strategy should be based around the four key criteria for effective positioning; clarity, consistency, credibility and competitiveness. This section is asking you to address the following:

This section should identify your groups choice of marketing media to communicate your positioning strategy. Marks will be awarded for how the media used fit with the target audience identified.Creativity of your campaign idea 3 marksQuality of written document 2 marks
Quality of writing, spelling, grammar and layout of the document will be assessed here.

What is the difference between how men are apt to respond and how she says women are wired to respond and approach the issue? What are the pros and cons of this difference?

This week we are examining, CARING: A FEMININE APPROACH TO ETHICS as articulated by Nel Noddings in chapter 21 of our textbook. After reading the text:1. Find a current ethical issue (either in your own life or on the world stage that is going on right now) and2. Evaluate Nel Nodding’s “Ethic of Care” as applied to this ethical issue. How would she respond? Is it fair to make this distinction? Is it helpful? Make sure you quote from our reading in giving your evaluation. 3. Finally, does she bring anything new or helpful to your own research for your final paper?(Stockholm Syndrome) Explain!

What Shaped the Founders Thinking about Government?

– Intro “Gabber” first sentence, leading to a thesis statement.
– Each paragraph will answer the question with two examples each.
– The conclusion should restate/summarize the thesis in different words and then have a “broadening” final sentence.
– Source: “We The People – Unit 2” Third Edition.

what would our priorities be, and why? If it will help you, assume that two busses are available to take people out of Auburndale. The first trip of two busses stands a 95% chance of success, the second trip 75%, the third trip 50%, and any future trips stand a further declining chance of success. Who should be on the first busses, and why?

For this class, we will hold a “seminar style discussion”, where half the class discusses the question while the other half listens; each half gets at least two turns to speak. The goals of the class are to thoroughly discuss the question by presenting and defending multiple viewpoints, to have everyone participate, and to have the professor say as little as possible. The reading is this article: Whose Lives Should Be Saved? Researchers Ask the Public
By SHERI FINK (Links to an external site.)Links to an external site.AUG. 21, 2016, the New York Times (http://www.nytimes.com/2016/08/22/us/whose-lives-should-be-saved-to-help-shape-policy-researchers-in-maryland-ask-the-public.html?_r=0).Please read the article a prepare at least three viewpoints, with 3 defenses, 3 objections and 3 rebuttals FOR EACH VIEWPOINT, for this question:If we had to make a plan to evacuate our community during an emergency (think “Auburndale” or even “Boston”),

Seasonal Affective Disorders

Seasonal Affective Disorders. Why the name of the disorder / concept or definition.
Criteria to be followed in order to be diagnosed with this specific disorder according to the DSM-5.
History
Causes
Symptoms & Signs
Different types
Preventions
Environmental Causes
Treatment plans for short-term goals and long-term goals
Prognosis
Tips or suggestions on how to overcome the disorder
Parenting skills to help the individuals
Evidence-based therapies for specific disorder