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Questions 1. Define the three primary types of decision-making systems and explain how Obama’s campaign team used them to win votes.

2. Describe the difference between transactional and analytical information and determine which types Spotlight Analysis used to identify its 10 tribes.

3. Illustrate the business process model used to identify the 10 tribes.

4. Explain business process reengineering and how Obama’s team used it to develop political micro-targeting.

5. Formulate different metrics the Obama team used to measure the success of political micro-targeting.

6. Argue for or against the following statement: Political micro-targeting signals the dehumanization of politics.

This week, we will work on the second major part of your Case Study –
Interpretation. In more psychological terms, this is called the
diagnostic stage. It is here that the counselor begins the process of
refining what the client is sharing. Since this is not a live session,
the process of interpretation that would normally happen through
clarifying questions by you the counselor, obviously cannot happen.
Therefore, your interpretation will need to be entirely drawn from what
you perceived through the videos, the Intake Form, and your interaction
with your fellow counselors (i.e. classmates & Facilitator).

To start this process, it will help to review the observations you
made last week. As you review your observations, do you see patterns,
clues, insinuations, specific behaviors, or traces of symptomatic
issues? Some of these may be blatant, others may be discovered as you
develop connections between what seem to be isolated statements or
thoughts. Eventually, these insights will help you develop diagnostic
impressions, which will then be used to develop an actual diagnosis.

Depending on the level of perceived severity or even just for
clarity, it will be helpful to leverage the DSM to help you in your
diagnosis. A summarized version of the major diagnostic categories can
be found here: Diagnostic Categories. You may also find it useful to directly cite the DSM.

When making a diagnosis, keep in mind that diagnoses are to be
ordered. According to the DSM-5, the first diagnosis (if there are
multiple) is called the principal diagnosis. It is viewed as the primary
issue. If there are other diagnoses, these should be listed in order of
clinical need. Feel free to use Subtypes, Specifiers, and Severity as
part of your diagnosis, if you feel comfortable using these elements of
the DSM.

It may be that you believe that there are indications of an issue,
but you are not comfortable just pronouncing a diagnosis. The DSM allows
for that. If this is true, simply designate your diagnosis as
provisional. . You can then describe what more needs to be considered
before confirming the diagnosis.
Based on your Rubric, the Interpretation Section of this analysis should
address each of the topic/issues below.

Things to keep in mind (and help) as you develop your Interpretation Section:

• 1. Some issues may be comorbid
  (co-occurring). If you believe that there are comorbid issues, it will
  be essential that you describe the etiology and diagnosis for both,
  including a description of how the two orders may exacerbate each other.
• 2. Be sure to discuss the
  psychosocial and environmental factors that may be influencing the
  client. One of the things you have learned through your interaction with
  the College is our focused on a holistic understanding of people (Fit
  Heart, Fit Mind, Fit Body, and Fit Soul). It is no different here. If
  there are issues that are influencing the well-being of the person, it
  is your task to recognize and articulate those, describing the possible
  effects.
• 3. Have you considered the cultural
  perspective? Symptomology can be effected by our cultural heritage. It
  may also affect how we interpret the behaviors of others. In other
  words, are you ensuring that the culture of the client is being
  considered?
• 4. When discussing psychological
  perspectives, be sure to cite your sources. This will help you in
  justifying your approach, as well as help the Facilitator understand
  your interpretation.
• 5. You will need to justify your psychological perspective and highlight how that perspective influence your diagnoses.
• a. EXAMPLE: Applying
  Erikson’s Psychosocial Stage of Development (CITE), the client is
  struggling through the Generativity vs. Stagnation phase. Specifically,
  the client wrestles with feelings of inadequacy, pride in
  accomplishment, and sense of unity with fellow coworkers and peers. This
  has led to anxious behavior and depressive ideology.

A textile manufacturer is closing its North Carolina plant and moving the production of its products to a developing nation in Southeast Asia. The primary reason for the move is the lower labor cost that the organization can enjoy in the new location. 
 Proponents of the decision laud the move as a means to save the organization by taking advantage of the free market and finding cheaper methods of producing the company’s goods.  Opponents of the decision state that a breach of trust existed between the company and the loyal employees in the North Carolina facility. Additionally, opponents cite recent findings that contractors in the Southeast Asia region where the company is moving have been cited for utilizing child labor and failing to provide working conditions equivalent to those in the United States.  Officials in the Southeast Asia region have answered the criticisms of the use of child labor by pointing out that oftentimes children are the only individuals in a family who are capable of working, and to deny them that opportunity would create greater hardship on the already desperately poor population. 
Based on the case study above, apply the deontological and teleological frameworks learned in this unit to provide the following information in your response: 
 Describe which framework the proponents of this move would use to support their statement that it be considered ethical.  Describe which framework the opponents of this move would use to support their statement that it be considered unethical.  Describe style of leadership this decision reflects, and discuss whether this move would lead to a positive evaluation of leadership and organizational performance.  Describe the level of corporate responsibility this decision reflects. 
Be sure to follow the guidelines below: 
 Be sure to include peer-reviewed sources to support positions/conclusions.  Analysis should be highly relevant, informative, and remain on topic.  Accuracy should be strong with close attention to detail in all parts of the assignment.  Writing should be clear and concise with solid sentence structure and should be free of grammar, punctuation, and spelling errors.  Your paper should be at least two pages in length.  You must also use at least five outside sources to support assertions and conclusions.  All sources used must be referenced; paraphrased and quoted material must have accompanying citations in APA format.

Submit the third milestone of your final project, a project preview in which you will apply a sociological theory for your final project. Your project preview is the early first draft, so to speak, of your final project now that you have assembled the foundational pieces and evidence. Submit this milestone in your chosen medium: paper, podcast, or video. 

Attached is the paper that applies to this assignment.  Also attached the guidelines of what needs to be done.

This paper just needs to have an sociological theory added.  Most of the work is done.  Please only bid if you can do the assignment.  Already had one tutor dont respond

Describe an area in your own life that you believe requires certain virtues in order to do well. This might be an occupation, an activity or hobby, a role you play (mother, friend, husband, mentor, etc.), and so on. Explain what this is, and what the “telos” of this kind of thing is; in other words, what is the purpose of this area of life, and would it mean to flourish and do well in it? Are there things people pursue in this area that are not part of the true telos? Finally, what are the virtues that one must have in order to flourish and do well in this area of life? What are some vices that get in the way? Your answers to these questions should include evidence from this week’s readings and media.