Discuss the role of women as elected officials. How do they approach their work as legislators, as gentlewoman amateur, neutral professional, and feminist colleague.

Choose only one of the following as your second essay:
2. Discuss the role of women as elected officials. How do they approach their work as legislators, as gentlewoman amateur, neutral professional, and feminist colleague. Compare and contrast descriptive, substantive, and symbolic forms of representation. What are the challenges facing women as elected officials?
3. Identify and analyze the current political, social, economic, educational and health care (reproductive rights) trends and issues facing the modern women’s movement in the 21st century. Use chapters 6-8 from the Lynne Ford text.
4. Identify the significant barriers facing women in the electoral process. Why do they remain a barrier to office for women? Identify and explain three reasons women may have a harder time raising political money than men. Do the media serve as a help or a hindrance in overcoming negative stereotypes? What will it take for a woman to be elected president?
Use the following articles to flesh out your answers:
Melinda Henneberger’s 5 Truths About Women Voters,
Why Don’t More Women Run for Office
CNN’s Why the Women Vote is a Myth.
When Women Run…Women Win
Challenges of the Female Candidate
We Can’t Be Silenced

Explain how patients with no health insurance coverage impact other patients, providers, and the quality of healthcare services in this country.

Unit outcomes addressed in this Assignment:
Describe the nature of reform in the United States and the goals of healthcare reform.
Explain policymaking and legal process that underpin the individual health care and public health systems.
Course Outcomes assessed/addressed in this Assignment:
HA415-2: Analyze the impact of healthcare reform on insurance coverage and financing alternatives.
GEL-1.02: Demonstrate college-level communication through the composition of original materials in Standard English.
Health insurance coverage gives Americans and their health providers protection against the financial risk associated with the costs of healthcare and can help improve well-being. Healthcare reform is a daunting challenge for U.S. policymakers. The people want change but offer a little consensus on how to achieve it. Government action seems to be inevitable, but the extent of the action is likely to fall far short of what anyone could have imagined shortly after the legislation was first introduced in 1993. However, it is unlikely that any comprehensive plan for a government takeover of healthcare delivery will ever happen. Instead, there will probably be incremental reforms to add coverage and access to groups at the margin.

Write an expository essay that explores where people get their health insurance and include the data based on each level in the United States and the financial protection provided by that coverage. For example, what percent of the population gets their insurance from employers, Medicare, etc.? (This is NOT about managed care, nor the levels of coverage associated with the ACA/Obamacare).
Examine the source of health insurance coverage and the financial effect of that cost on the groups providing that coverage.
Explain how patients with no health insurance coverage impact other patients, providers, and the quality of healthcare services in this country.
Recommend a policy course of action to increase the quantity and quality of health insurance in the United States that would be the fairest and equitable to all stakeholder groups.
What do you think would be the best course of action to help improve this situation?

Describe how aggressive behavior is expressed for a grade schooler

Introduction to aggression – what makes people aggressive?

Describe how aggressive behavior is expressed for a grade schooler;

What would cause them to behave aggressively? Include references to the developmental tasks at each level.

Using the material on altruism, describe what would need to change to reduce aggressive behavior for each individual.

You must discuss the theories of aggression (including but not limited to Bandura and Anderson)

You must reference the developmental theories (such as Piaget and Erikson).

Recommend a retirement plan that meets the needs of both Annie and her employees.

Annie Scott has a small business and a dedicated core group of employees, but Annie’s business does not currently offer a retirement plan. Several of Annie’s workers are highly skilled and are considering leaving her company to work for employers that offer more benefits.
Annie wants to retain her skilled employees, but she also doesn’t want to hire a plan administrator, nor does she want to administrate a retirement plan herself. Annie seeks to foster a highly collaborative workplace and manages by building consensus among her team. Accordingly, she has called a company meeting with the staff to discuss the issue of a retirement plan. During the meeting, Annie notes several suggestions made by her staff, which are outlined below:
Ernie wants a 403(b) plan like his wife, who works at the local university.
Jasmine thinks they could simply give everyone a generous bonus and let them enroll in an individual retirement account (IRA) on their own.
Nadine thinks there are some attractive plans for small businesses, but she doesn’t know what distinguishes SEPs, SIMPLE plans, and Solo 401(k)s. She wonders if Annie has thoughts on these various types of plans and their relative merits for their company.
Charles thinks the staff is making the issue more complicated than necessary. Why not just start a 401(k) plan like everyone else seems to have?
Annie has come to you to advise her on the situation facing her business.
Review the retirement plan options above and detail the positive and negative implications of each plan.
Identify retirement plans and their positive and negative implications for the level of administration required for each plan.
Recommend a retirement plan that meets the needs of both Annie and her employees.

Why are the events at the U.S. Capitol being referred to as an insurrection rather than a protest? How would you describe the event?

Answer the following in SYNTHESIZED fashion …. In narrative style:
Who was involved in the insurrection? Who was affected as a result of the safety breach?
Why did Trump supporters forcefully disrupt the counting of the electoral votes?
How will the insurrection affect how the public views President Trump? How about Republicans who objected to the counting of the Electoral College, certifying Biden as the next president? How do you view Trump as a result of his actions yesterday and throughout his presidency?
Why are the events at the U.S. Capitol being referred to as an insurrection rather than a protest? How would you describe the event?
If you were a lawmaker in Congress right now, how would you address your constituents about the events at the Capitol?
Which forces are, and will continue to be, the most influential in defining the future of political polarization in the USA?
Are you personally concerned about a) the surveillance economy we orbit and b) the misuse of our personal information for political marketing? If so, why?

What are some of the “lenses” that social workers can view this case?

George is brought to a community outpatient mental health clinic due to his parent’s observation that he is “not acting like a normal 13-year-old.” George’s parents report that he is failing school, has no peer group, and he is often angry at home, “lashing out at this younger brother and sister.” They brought him to the clinic because they think he is suffering from the same mental illness his mother has, and the last straw was that he was found with marijuana in his bedroom. The family reports a long and detailed family history of substance abuse. And, they report that George’s mother lives with debilitating symptoms of anxiety and intermittent depressive episodes. When you talk to George, he reports “My parents are exaggerating. I have friends. And, my little brother and sister are annoying, and are always bothering me and stealing my stuff.
Besides I prefer hanging out by myself.
Complete a Biopsychosocial for George addressing the presenting problem/concerns, along with appropriate goals and interventions.
o What are some of the “lenses” that social workers can view this case? Medical (Mental Health and Substance-Use),
Family context, School context, Structural context
o What about the social context?
o Does that matter?

How did science and technology shape American history from the pre-colonial period through the 1860s?

How did science and technology shape American history from the pre-colonial period through the 1860s? Please select three words that you think best capture their impact on the history we studied over the course of the semester. Examples of words you might choose include: progress, expansion, innovation, health, power, transformation, inequality, suffering, destruction, complexity, paradox, unintended consequences.
The structure of your essay is as follows:

Paragraph #1: Introduction and discussion of your thesis/argument

Paragraph #2: Word #1 drawing upon discussion of specific historical examples/evidence from course material

Paragraph #3: Word #2 drawing upon discussion of specific historical examples/evidence from course material

Paragraph #4: Word #3 drawing upon discussion of specific historical examples/evidence from course material

Paragraph #5: Conclusion reiterating main argument and its implications

Evaluate articles about Climate Change and write an essay on the following topics

Evaluate articles about Climate Change.

Answer these questions Essay format:
Why is this topic important to biology?
What was previously known about this topic?
What did you learn from the articles?
What innovative idea came from this research?
How are they improving the quality of (human?) life? Are their claims supported by their research? What are the limitations of the research? What questions are left unanswered? How does it relate to what youve learned in this class? Why did you pick this topic?
Reliable sources
Find at least 1 scientific articles about said topic (e.g. through pubmed, google scholar). You can use other resources too
needs to be peer-reviewed articles

Explain how the events described in the passage relate to specific concepts discussed in the Mutsaers and van Nuenen (2016) essay on Police Punishment.

In an article entitled K-Pop Fancams Got Political to Protect Black Lives Matter Protesters from Dallas Police, a Teen Vogue journalist writes:

link:

On Sunday, May 31 [2020], the Dallas Police Department took to Twitter to urge its followers to send in video of illegal activity from the protests via their iWatch Dallas app. Not even 24 hours after the original call to action, they tweeted the app was experiencing technical difficulties and will be down temporarily. The reason? Well, K-pop fancams might have something to do with it.

After [George] Floyd was killed in police custody, countless protests have taken place and are ongoing around the U.S. and beyond, demanding justice and calling out racism and police brutality against Black people. While people are fighting for basic rights in the street, some K-pop stans are doing their part online. As reported by BuzzFeed News, K-pop fans took notice of the Dallas Police Departments first tweet and took matters into their own hands to protect protesters. Instead of submitting video evidence of illegal activities, stans inundated the app with their fancams.

In no more than 400 words, explain how the events described in the passage above relate to specific concepts discussed in the Mutsaers and van Nuenen (2016) essay on Police Punishment. In your response, compare this example with one of the examples the authors discuss in their text.

Explain how the institutional culture of Wall Street investment banks have promoted new ideas of liquidity and shaped the U.S. economy.

1) Consider the following quote from Karl Marx (1858):

The reciprocal and all-sided dependence of individuals who are indifferent to one another forms their social connection. This social bond is expressed in exchange value, by means of which alone each individuals own activity or his product becomes an activity and a product for him; he must produce a general product exchange value, or, the latter isolated for itself and individualized, money. On the other side, the power which each individual exercises over the activity of others or over social wealth exists in him as the owner of exchange values, of money. The individual carries his social power, as well as his bond with society, in his pocket. (Marx, Grundrisse)

In the quote, the author describes the relationship between money, power, and social bonds in a capitalist social formation. Using Karen Hos Liquidated (2009), explain in no more than 400 words.:

(a) how the institutional culture of Wall Street investment banks have promoted new ideas of liquidity and shaped the U.S. economy; and

(b) the connection between shareholder value discourses and historical narratives that legitimize Wall Streets ethos.