FAS 110CL Final Project The project will be based on Water by the Spoonful (pages 403-435 in your textbook.) You will choose one of the following jobs to fulfill: director, actor, designer, or administrator. Below are complete guidelines for each job. Remember, choose something that plays to your skill set or to skills that you wish to improve upon. If you have absolutely no ability to draw, you may still be able to design a costume through a collage rendering. Do not let your inexperience discourage you from trying something new! Director Your job is to write a director’s concept for Water by the Spoonful addressing the following questions:  What themes are present in Water by the Spoonful? How do you plan to highlight those themes?  What is the mood/atmosphere of this piece? How do you plan to create that mood/atmosphere?  What artifacts in the characters’ lives might be part of the physical environment? In what ways is the environment personalized? Is one character’s point of view more important than another’s in determining the details of the physical environment? Does someone seem to own or dominate the space?  What are the basic actions of the characters in the play? What are the necessary entrances and exits and the physical actions that the stage space must accommodate and support? What importance will you give to the online portions of the play? How will you direct your designers to tackle the online world of the play? The paper must be:  Double-spaced  In 12-point font  Between 500 and 1000 words

Instructions:

The production manager of a large Cincinnati manufacturing firm once made the statement, “I would like to use LP, but it’s a technique that operates under conditions of certainty. My plant doesn’t have that certainty; it’s a world of uncertainty. So LP can’t be used here.” Do you think this statement has any merit? Why or why not? Explain why the manager may have said it and then further substantiate his argument or compose a rebuttal

Chapter 7: Module Three has covered some of the ways that social pressure influences our actions. We are all prone to behavioral changes through compliance, obedience, or persuasive principles. We follow the rules of our society (both legally enforceable ones as well as those that are just informally polite), sometimes with little awareness of why we do what we do. But once in a while, something odd happens, and we intentionally or unintentionally break these rules. Last week, you had your second assignment due in which you broke these rules, or the norms of our society. I always have fun reading these norm-breaking assignments, so today I want you and your group to reflect on both chapter six and chapter seven to better understand your thoughts and feeling about your norm violation. Yup, this is an easy discussion, because you’ve already done this assignment! In essence, give a summarized version of your break-a-norm assignment to your fellow group members! See who was the most creative in your group! Summarize what norm you broke and how it made you feel. Here is where the discussion version differs, though: Using the concepts you learned in chapters six and seven, talk about at least TWO key social psychological principles that influenced your behavior: norms, role-playing, conformity / nonconformity, normative social influence, cognitive dissonance, self-monitoring, etc. (the list goes on, but make sure you talk about at least TWO things in your initial comment!) Define the principle before showing how it applies to your norm violation.In your follow-up comment, explain how AT LEAST ONE additional social psych factor applies to a different group member’s norm violation (that is, one that they didn’t list among their two but that you feel also applies). Make sure to define that social psych concept as well before showing how it applies.

Watch TED Talk Ben Goldacre – What doctors don’t know about the drugs they prescribe. (Links to an external site.) [Video file, 13:29] Retrieved from: https://www.ted.com/talks/ben_goldacre_what_doctors_don_t_know_about_the_drugs_they_prescribe

What’s your reaction to this TED Talk? Were you surprised by anything, or not? Write about why you were or weren’t surprised.

In your webtext, Zivin (discussed in Chapter 18) suggests that clinical trials can be trustworthy, fast, or cheap – but that in any one trial, only two of the three are possible? After watching this TED Talk, what do you think he means?

Finally, describe the scientific reasoning that should be used when determining if drugs are effective in treating psychiatric disorders

On thing that has to be done in answering the questions and please use all referecnes

Select a person from the textbook involved with Judaism and Christianity. Characterize how that individual expressed their religious beliefs through a faithful event in their life. Ensure that you articulate some key terms of Judaism and Christianity in your response.

Your response must be at least 300 words.