Imagine you are a healthcare provider who has a Somali patient whose baby refuses to eat because he/she is overfed. Explain in detail how you will appeal to the values held by your Somali patient in order to implement the clinically effective interventions mentioned at the end of the article. Which values will you attempt to appeal to? How will you do this? Be specific. Give examples.

This question is from business law

Understanding the reasoning behind the Statute of Frauds, describe one additional type of contract that you believe the law should require parties to put into writing before it will be enforced. Please explain your reasoning in detail. (Note: You should not identify a contract - such as a contract for sale of goods in excess of $500 - which the law already requires be written).

A deck of playing cards contains 52 cards, half of which are red cards. What is the probability that the deal of a five-card hand provides:

1) No red cards?

2) At least 3 red cards?

a) .325, .025

b) .325, .5

c) .5, .325

d) .025, .50

e) .5, .15

Flower color in buffalo clover is either white or some shade of pink to red. Pollen from a red individual was applied to white flowers in 1999. This seed was germinated in 2000 and four red plants were obtained in the progeny. These four red plants were allowed to self pollinate in summer 2000 to produce the next generation. Populations of progeny from each of the four plants were grown in the greenhouse in spring 2001 and the following data were obtained. Propose a hypothesis and calculate a Chi Square for each plant and the pooled data, and determine if these data fit your hypothesis.

Cross Plant    Red   White

6/2X10/4 #1   21   8

6/2X10/4 #2 53 18

6/2X10/4 #3   49 18

6/2X10/4 #4    60   21

Pooled            183 65

INSTRUCTIONS:

Please provide your answer in a thought-out, coherent essay and use complete sentences.

Basketball player Michael's weight averages about 190 pounds during basketball season. He never thought he needed to take a multivitamin and mineral supplement since he is healthy and eats a variety of foods. Michael just took a nutrition course about vitamins and minerals and what they do for the body. He is considering taking a supplement just for the insurance. He uses up a lot of energy working out and playing basketball. He thinks that he will be able to keep his weight up if he takes a pill every day.

A) Should Michael take a multivitamin and mineral supplement "just for the insurance"? Why or why not?

B) Would taking a supplement be likely to effect Michael's weight? Explain.

C) When choosing a supplement, what must Michael consider? Explain.

Your portfolio is comprised of $20,000 in Cyclone Inc. and $30,000 in Blooper Corp. State of Economy Probability of State of Economy Returns if State Occurs Cyclone Blooper Boom 15% 18% 12% Normal 85% 7% 6% 1. What is the expected return and standard deviation of return for Cyclone? 2. What is the expected return for the portfolio in a Boom? 3. What is the expected return and standard deviation of return for the portfolio? (Hint: Find the portfolio return in each state first, then use the probabilities in the same manner as for a single stock. You don’t need the correlation coefficient when using this method.) 4. Your portfolio is comprised of 30 percent of stock AA, 50 percent of stock BB, and 20 percent of stock CC. Stock AA has a beta of 0.64, stock BB has a beta of 1.48 and stock CC has a beta of 1.04. What is the beta of your portfolio? 5. Which one of the following stocks is correctly priced if the risk-free rate of return is 2.5 percent and the market risk premium is 8 percent?

1. Suppose that M&M claims that their Plain M&Ms have an equal proportion of red and brown.
a. Test the claim that the proportion of red M&Ms is greater than the proportion of brown
M&Ms.
b. Discuss your choice of ?.
i. Why did you choose the ? you did?
ii. If you had chosen a different ?, would it have affected your conclusion?

1) Why do economists believe it is better to trade than to remain self-sufficient? Is this always true? Explain in detail.

2) Explain the principle of opportunity cost and provide a detailed example.

A. Explain in detail the 3 primary tools of Monetary Policy the Federal Reserve uses to change the money supply and interest rates in the economy.


B. Which tool is the most important? Explain why.

A. Explain in detail the 3 primary tools of Monetary Policy the Federal Reserve uses to change the money supply and interest rates in the economy.


B. Which tool is the most important? Explain why.