1. 1. Review the following passage from your textbook, followed by a rewritten summary:
   ORIGINAL AUTHOR’S THOUGHTS
   Social psychologists use the scientific method—a hypothesis, or testable prediction, is developed and then tested using observational, correlational, or experimental methods. These different methods answer different kinds of questions. Observational methods answer questions relating to what is happening. Correlational methods look at relationships between variables, enabling prediction. Correlation, however, does not allow us to determine causation. With the experimental method, researchers manipulate one variable, the independent variable, and measure the effect of that manipulation through assessment of the dependent variable. At times, once one knows the results of a research study, those results may seem obvious, but people tend to fall short when truly predicting results beforehand. This sense that “you knew it all along” is called the hindsight bias. In research, attention is paid to potential ethical issues. Researchers have their research plans checked by an institutional review board, and participants provide informed consent and are debriefed at the end of the participation.
   Reference
   • Feenstra, J. (2013). Introduction to social psychology [Electronic version]. Retrieved from https://content.ashford.edu/
2. Same text REWRITTEN BY SOMEONE WANTING TO WRITE ABOUT THE ARTICLE AND ITS FINDINGS
   Social psychologists use the scientific method—a hypothesis, or testable prediction, is developed and then tested using observational, correlational, or experimental methods (Feenstra, 2013). Different methods answer different kinds of questions. Observational methods answer questions about what is happening. Correlation enables prediction by looking at relationships between variables. Correlation, however, does not determine causation. With the experimental method, researchers manipulate the independent variable and measure the effect of that manipulation on the dependent variable. Occasionally, one might correctly predict results and feel as though he or she “knew it all along” (hindsight bias), but this is rare. In research, attention is directed to possible ethical issues. An institutional review board will check the plans of a researcher, and participants will provide informed consent and will be debriefed following participation in studies.
3. Review the rewritten passage.
4. Locate and identify the errors, based on The Plagiarism Spectrum: Tagging 10 Types of Unoriginal Work (Turnitin, 2012), that exist in the rewrite.
   • Are there any sentences that are correctly paraphrased?
   • Why could this rewrite be considered plagiarism?
5. Rewrite the passage appropriately using appropriate methods for summarizing and paraphrasing information (without using quotes.). In other words, demonstrate how could you share the information successfully, using your own academic voice, within a paper you might be writing.
6. Explain what it means to paraphrase and why this is an important practice for all individuals participating in academic writing.
   • What are some additional features of academic writing that should be considered as you write papers within your program?
   • What methods/strategies can you use to assure that you are successfully using your own academic voice rather than someone else’s?
   • What are some potential consequences for failing to consider the importance of academic voice (e.g., consequences in one’s academic journey/success, ability to communicate with others successfully)?
     
     helpful material: http://www.turnitin.com/assets/en_us/media/plagiarism_spectrum.php

Mike, one of the marketing strategists on your team, stops at your office door wanting to talk. “We use fabrics that are made domestically; however, there are issues with using these same fabrics globally. There are laws and regulations that prevent us from shipping these fabrics to other countries. This is a huge concern. One of our primary selling points is the consistency of quality of our product.”

You confirm Mike’s concern, “That’s an excellent point,” you say. “Now you’ve just given yourself and our team more work for the presentation. I’m sure that will come up. One of the board members used to run a textile plant in China.”

Mike nods his head in agreement. “I imagine textiles will not be the only resource concern,” he says.

Consider the following in your response:

• Why should resources be a concern in a global strategy?
• What resources may be a concern in the country you selected?
• How will this impact the decision to move to the country that you selected?
• How will this impact your competitive strategy in your global market?

Review the reference materials on global strategy as there is information that may assist with the assignment.

Please submit your assignment.

For assistance with your assignment, please use your text, Web resources, and all course materials.

Conduct a health history on a family member or friend. Be sure they give you permission. Using the interviewing techniques learned in Module 2, gather the following information. Use your textbook as your guide.

• Present Health
• Past Health
• Family History

While this is only a partial health history, summarize in 3 -5 pages the information you gathered. Also, answer the following questions:

1. Was the person willing to share the information? If they were not, what did you do to encourage them?
2. Was there any part of the interview that was more challenging? If so, what part and how did you deal with it?
3. How comfortable were you taking a health history?
4. What interviewing techniques did you use? Were there any that were difficult and if so, how did you overcome the difficulty?
5. Now that you have taken a health history discuss how this information can assist the nurse in determining the health status of a client.

Your assignment must have accurate spelling and grammar.

Write a 1-2 page paper about examples from your reading of Proust’s “Overture” that might indicate the working of an involuntary memory. Explain how they make the “Overture” different from a more realistic novel. Discuss three examples.

Note: Before you write, please check the Guidelines for Written Assignments in Course Materials .

Week 02: Rubric for Proust Written Assignment

1.Length:1-2 pages that cover’s the reading of the week. 100%

2. Using 3 examples from your reading of Proust’s “Overture” that might indicate the working of an involuntary memory. 100%

3.Explain how they make the “Overture” different from a more realistic novel. 100%

4. APA formatting styles and standards. Be sure to include a cover page, essay format that includes an introduction, body discussion and conclusion, and in-text citations where needed100%

Security Policies

A composed security arrangement is the establishment of an effective security attempt. Without a composed approach you cannot believe that organization is secure. You also heard about the defense in-depth approach to security, but attacks are not unique to one method; hence the defense in-depth is appropriate to a level of security. Recently, the menace of Ransomware has been on the News, so from the perspective of cyber security, research on this phenomenon indicating how an organization can be secured from such treat like Ransomware, how would your mobile devices be affected, and how to protect against this?

Product a 6-page research paper on Ransomware, including surveillance and recognizant methods to control this threat.

Research Paper Requirements:

· Introduction

· Hypothesis

· Body

· Conclusion

· Provide at least 6 academic journal references to support your research