Crafting Essays for the Gilman Scholarship

Crafting Essays for the Gilman Scholarship There are three essay’s that needs to be written: Statement of Purpose Essay, Building Mutual Understanding Essay, and the Follow-on Service Project Proposal. The Statement of Purpose Essay is limited to 7,000 characters (including spaces) The Building Mutual Understanding Essay is limited to 3,000 characters (including spaces) The Follow-on Service Project Proposal is limited to 3,000 […]
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Reflections on Education: Past Present Future

Reflections on Education: Past Present Future Topic For Composition Exercise #2: IN HIS LECTURE ANTON KRIEL CRITICIZES MANY ASPECTS OF MASS EDUCATION IN THE WESTERN WORLD FROM THE TEACHERS, THE CURRICULUM, THE GOVERNMENT BUREAUCRATS AND POLITICIANS WHO CONTROL THE “SCRIPT”, TO THE PARENTS THEMSELVES. IN YOUR EXERCISE DISCUSS YOUR OWN EDUCATION UP TO NOW AND […]
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The Search for Personal Meaning

The Search for Personal Meaning The Search for Personal Meaning i. Life review: a developmental task of late adulthood which involves the process of evaluating and making sense of one’s life a. Can lead to both positive and negative outcomes ii. Reminiscence: recalling and recounting past events X. Resources for Meeting the Needs of Elderly […]
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Psychological Changes in Late Adulthood

Psychological Changes in Late Adulthood A. Personality Changes i. Ego integrity versus ego despair: involves the ability to make peace with one’s one and only life cycle and to find unity with the world ii. Guardianship: the task of passing on the traditions of the past to the next generation iii. A person’s level of […]
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Changes in Memory and Cognition

Changes in Memory and Cognition Social exchange theory: built on notion that exchange of resources takes place in all interpersonal interactions viii. Age stratification perspective: society is stratified by age, which determines people’s roles and rights ix. Productive aging theory: focuses on positive changes that have occurred to older-adult population a. Exhibit 9.4 Dimensions of […]
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Media and Popular Culture

Media and Popular Culture Media and Popular Culture *Assignment #2 *Assignment #2 Assignment Content Your task is to create a simple infographic (a photoquote) on the topic of media and popular culture like the one shown in the Zoom class. (If you didn’t attend the class, I recommend you watch the recording.) Watch this quick […]
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Engineering Memo: Analyzing Research Data Insights

Engineering Memo: Analyzing Research Data Insights At this time, you have organized and formatted your data. Now, it’s time to begin investigating your research questions using your data. Think back to your research questions and ask yourself—in what way will the data tell me the answer to my question? In an Engineering Memo, answer the following […]
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Organizing Data for Energy Research Memo

Organizing Data for Energy Research Memo At this time, you should have completed your data collection for the project. Organize your data into a professionally formatted spreadsheet or spreadsheets, and then provide a final verbal “snapshot” of your data in an Engineering Memo: What kind of data is it? (spatial, temporal, multivariate, verbal, etc.) (1-3 sentences) How much data […]
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Engineering Memo: Analysis Plan Overview

Engineering Memo: Analysis Plan Overview Engineering Memo Subject: Analysis Plan for Investigating Research Questions Dear Sir/Madam, In response to your research questions I have developed an analysis plan to investigate the data and obtain insights., The analysis will be focused on identifying trends clusters and correlations as well as performing statistical analysis, including Principal Component […]
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Analyzing Principal Components and Formulations

Analyzing Principal Components and Formulations Which are the two most important principal components? How can you tell, using one of your visualizations?, Does it seem reasonable to use only two principal components in the feature vector? Why or why not? The two most important principal components are typically the first two components as they capture […]
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Integrating Factors: Understanding Client Dynamics

Integrating Factors: Understanding Client Dynamics Weave together biological, psychological, social aspects of client’s past and present into speculation about dynamics, the interaction of factors contributing to client’s current difficulties. Goal is to move beyond “what” of a person’s self and situation into “how” and “why”. The goal of this aspect of the assessment is to […]
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Psychosocial assessments to plan the most effective treatment plan for clients

Psychosocial assessments to plan the most effective treatment plan for clients Section 1 Social workers use psychosocial assessments to plan the most effective treatment plan for clients.,  Psychosocial assessments provide social workers with a holistic or multidimensional overview of a person’s life to help them identify physical, mental, and social connections. Select one of the […]
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Biopsychosocial Assessment

Biopsychosocial Assessment Module 7 Case Assessment Week 7 Biopsychosocial Assessment Instructions Select one of the cases from the Hutchison textbook. Section 1 Social workers use psychosocial assessments to plan the most effective treatment plan for clients.  Psychosocial assessments provide social workers with a holistic or multidimensional overview of a person’s life to help them identify […]
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Understanding Sarah: Trauma and Resilience

Understanding Sarah: Trauma and Resilience History of Trauma: Sarah experienced emotional abuse from a previous partner, which has impacted her ability to trust and form intimate relationships. She also witnessed domestic violence in her childhood home, contributing to her anxiety and fear of conflict. Factors of Diversity: Sarah identifies as a Caucasian woman from a […]
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Interviewing for Life Course Insights

Interviewing for Life Course Insights Note: These assignments evaluate your acquisition of the core competencies and progress toward the learning objectives described at the beginning of the syllabus. Your instructor may use this assignment as written, a modified version of it, or a completely different assignment that also addresses those competencies and objectives. If your […]
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Future Research and Limitations Discussion

Future Research and Limitations Discussion Think back on the research questions and their answers. What are some aspects of these questions that could benefit from further studies? Be specific in your answers! (3-5 sentences) What were some of the limitations of your research? i.e., what were the constraints in terms of how much data you collected, […]
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Evaluating Model Performance and Insights

Evaluating Model Performance and Insights To begin, collect the subset of data that was NOT used to train the model. You’ll need at least n = 10 unique data points (i.e., values of the independent variables Xi + dependent result variable Yj). If you’ve got even more than 10 additional points, that’s better. Next, use the model to […]
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