Post at least 250 words comparing your online self-presentation styles with those of the online profiles you selected. In your comparison, be sure to address the following:

How do you present yourself online in order to gain compliance and achieve your chosen goal(s)? How does your approach differ?

What ethical considerations come into play? Make reference to the “Social Networking Web Sites: The Legal and Ethical Aspects of Pre-Employment Screening and Employee Surveillance” article and cite where appropriate.

How might you change your online communication behavior or self-presentation to achieve your goals?

Don’t forget to include the links from your analysis so your classmates can also visit the websites firsthand.

1. What is the difference between deviant and illegal behavior? Provide an example of a deviant behavior that is not illegal, as well as an illegal behavior that is not deviant. How would Merton’s perspective on the deviant behavior that you listed differ from that of Becker?

Merton believed that a social structure can become dysfunctional when it loses its use due to shifting norms. Without repeating what a classmate has previously said, provide an example of a social institution that has become dysfunctional and explain how and why its function was lost. Under which major sociological perspective does Merton’s ideas on dysfunction fall and why? Do Becker’s ideas fall under the same theoretical paradigm?

summarize analyze and criticise the Moynihan Report And The Philadelphia Negro

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Describe threats from homegrown radicalization

"What is Sociology?" ( your own word, no copy and paste) (200 words)

In 2016, a panel of judges from PBS Nightly Business Report and Forbes’ Wharton College was commissioned to make a list of top 30 technological inventions that have shaped the world and dramatically impacted the 21st century. After reviewing 1200 submissions, and developing a strict definition of the innovation, the list was created, with surprisingly enough, genome mapping taking only the fifth place, the first four belonging to the digital technology.

The list is as follows, in order of importance:

1. Internet, broadband, www (browser and html)

2. PC/laptop computers

3. Mobile phones

4. E-mail

5. DNA testing and sequencing/human genome mapping

6. Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI)

7. Microprocessors

8. Fiber optics

9. Office software (spreadsheets, word processors)

10. Non-invasive laser/robotic surgery (laparoscopy)

11. Open-source software and services (e.g., Linux, Wikipedia)

12. Light-emitting diodes

13. Liquid crystal display (LCD)

14. GPS systems

15. Online shopping/e-commerce/auctions (e.g., eBay)

16. Media file compression (jpeg, mpeg, mp3)

17. Microfinance

18. Photovoltaic solar energy

19. Large- scale wind turbines

20. Social networking via the Internet

21. Graphic user interface (GUI)

22. Digital photography/videography

23. RFID and applications (e.g., EZ Pass)

24. Genetically modified plants

25. Bio fuels

26. Bar codes and scanners

27. ATMs

28. Stents

29. SRAM flash memory

30. Anti-retroviral treatment for AIDS https://www.forbes.com/2009/02/19/innovation-internet-health-entrepreneurs-technology_wharton.html Unit 3 Discussion Board (Due by Wednesday)

Select 3 technological advances from the list and explain the impact that each has had on both individual and collective reality. For each of the technological advances, address both potential positive and negative impacts. Provide one resource in APA format that you think might be applicable in regards to the use of each technology that you discuss. Explain why this site/resource is valuable. This topic is valued at 40 points. Please review post and response expectations. Please review the rubric to ensure that your response meets criteria. Estimated time to complete: Research, Writing, Posting- 3 hours

whats the American dream, summarize and analyze the critics of the American dream

use the IRAC problem solving method.

Question 3 – Intellectual Property

Sam is an artist. Sam purchases a painting from a local artist, Mary.

Sam loves the design, he finds it inspirational. Sam takes a lot of photocopies of the painting and includes them in his own work. His work is a large artwork with different parts of the photocopies all over the canvas. Sam’s work is then displayed in a local gallery.

Mary sees the painting and is not happy. Mary claims that Sam has infringed her copyright. Is Mary correct?

Using relevant legal principles, discuss whether Sam has infringed Mary’s copyright. If Sam has infringed Mary’s copyright, what remedies might be available?

Report on self-efficacy”&“Plan of Personal Development essay for a student

Report on self-efficacy”&“Plan of Personal Development essay for a student (2000 words)

Are taxes for entitlement programs immoral? (State programs like welfare, section 8 housing, medicare, and medicaid. Keep in mind, I am not asking about the programs themselves, but taking taxes to pay for the programs) Defend your position.

Elaborate and discuss how "Emotional Intelligence" is applicable on each of the following: 1. Learning for the first time. 2. Expanding knowledge base. 3. Remembering and applying learned concepts. 4. When things don't go according to the plan. 5. When change occurs.

Determine the most appropriate third-party intervention to transform the conflict and answer the following questions for your selected conflict.

1. What form of intervention would you use to transform this case? In your answer, be sure to provide a rationale for your choice and state the advantages and disadvantages of using this form of intervention.

2. Based on the parties involved, who is in the best position to make a difference in the conflict as you understand it? Why?

Case:

Family Problems In this case, three adult siblings are involved in a dispute over the distribution of property following the death of their remaining parent. The middle child, Delores, had been named the executor of her parent’s estate, but chose not to do anything other than what was required by law at her father’s death. According to the will, the estate was to be evenly divided between the surviving children. However, this has not yet occurred. As time went on (a couple of years) Delores’ older sister Jane took several large pieces of furniture from her parent’s home and gave them to her children. The younger brother, Ernie wanted to make other investments that would require the sale of the parent’s property. He also wanted to make sure that part of his parent’s estate would be available to pass on to his children.

Other Relevant Information

 Delores never married and has no children.

 The siblings have another sister, Penny, who was killed in a car accident many years ago. Penny was survived by an estranged spouse and four children.

 Jane’s reasoning abilities are hampered by a brain injury incurred in her late teens.

 Jane and her spouse live in California and visit for extended periods of time at least twice a year. Jane typically stays at her late parent’s home.

 Delores and Ernie live in Washington.

 Delores and Ernie’s family have generally gotten along well up to the death of their father.

 Ernie and Jane have not agreed on much of anything since Ernie married someone Jane did not approve of for him.

 Ernie and Jane had a further falling out when Jane said that Ernie’s wife would not be able to participate in their father’s funeral and that Ernie’s daughter had told him about Jane’s comment.

 Delores and Ernie and Jane all agreed in principle at least that Penny’s children should be included in the distribution of property when and if it should occur.