The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks Book Discussion

In a perfect world, race, ethnicity and culture would have no negative effect on the medical care we receive, but they often do. The effect is due to historical heritage more than skin color. What is meant by this statement? Provide examples (more than one) with page references where historical heritage affects the ability of the family in the book to negotiate the healthcare system. Consider health literacy, communication, ethics, and health disparities. You will also identify one resource that helps others to understand the concept that you are writing about in this discussion. You must explain why this resource is useful and why we should care about what the author(s) have to say. Note: a web page with multiple authors is not an appropriate resource for this assignment.

1. This assignment marks the last part of the course project. In this section, you are to again through the use and application of credible sources author an original discussion post defining, discussing and applying the HR topic posed.
2. Your discussion board submission address the following topic points:
3. Define and discuss the importance of the performance evaluation process using credible sources to support your findings.
4. Using real examples from businesses or HR-related sources found on the internet identify and discuss the; performance evaluation methods and tools that would be appropriate for the employment position chosen in section one of your project.
5. Conclusion:
   1. Explain why your final HR processes and programs are sufficient to use as it relates to the employee life cycle.
   2. Explain the potential issues or concerns that exist when organizations choose not to use job descriptions.

Briefly identify and explain the significance of any 5 of the following items. A
short paragraph (2-4 sentences) should be sufficient in nearly all cases. In the case of a
quotation, please identify the author and explain what theory or principle it illustrates or
exemplifies.

1. GE Moore.
2. The Prisoner’s Dilemma.

3. “Then it must follow that no one willingly chooses to do evil or what he thinks to
be evil.”
4. Ruth Benedict.
5. “Over himself, over his own mind and body, the individual is sovereign.”
6. Karl Menninger.
7. Retributivism.
8. Peter Singer.
9. “We thus conclude that virtue or excellence is a characteristic involving choice,
and it consists in observing a mean relative to us, a mean which is defined by a
rational principle . . . . It is the mean by reference to two vices, the one of excess,
the other of deficiency.”

In the New York Times article, “From Prison to Ph.D.: The Redemption and Rejection of Michelle Jones,” the author describes how an Indiana prisoner who murdered her 4-year-old son 20 years ago became a scholar and was awarded a PhD while still in prison. Following her application to attend further study at Harvard University, she was turned down by Harvard’s administration, citing concerns that they were supporting someone who is a convicted “child murderer.” Elizabeth Hinton, one of the Harvard historians who backed Ms. Jones, called her “one of the strongest candidates in the country last year, period.” The case “throws into relief,” she added, the question of “how much do we really believe in the possibility of human redemption?” Discuss.

Complete Journaling Activity 7-1 on page 222. Answer all 5 questions using the assessment tools found in the chapter and document your findings to be handed in to the instructor at the end of the community class. PLEASE FOLLOWER THE DIRECTION I AM GIVING TO COMPLETE THIS QUESTION. THIS THE BOOK INFORMATION WHERE THE ANSWER IS LOCATION, Community Based Nursing 5th ED,Author: Roberta Hunt, ISBN: 978-1609136864, Publisher: Lippincott Williams & wikins (2013) THIS IS ALL THE INFORMATION YOU WILL NEED TO ANSWER THIS QUESTION FROM THE BOOK. YOU HAVE TO LOOK IN THE BOOK TO ANSWER QUESTIONS 7-1 TO COMPLETE THE JOUNALNER. I HAVE NO MORE QUESTION,SO I HAVEN YOU AS MUCH INFORMATION TO ANSWER THIS QUESTION, YOU HAVE TO LOOK IN THE BOOK WHERE THE QUESTION IS LOCATED. THANKS!

The question is about C++

The main should test all functionalities of the playlist

implement a linked list to store songs of a playlist. A song (which is your node) is going to include the following data:

- int Song ID

- string Song Title

- string Author Title

- double Length

Don't forget to include the next pointer that will lead to the next song.

Your playlist (which is your linkedlist) is going to include the following functionalities:

- Default Constructor

- Non default constructor

- getSong(string Ttitle) that will print the information of the song object that has that specific title

- addSong() to add a new song to the end of the playlist

- removeSong() to remove a song from the beginning of the playlist

- Overload cout to display the playlist for the user

Develop a main to test your code

• Hypothesis testing is a set of core analysis tools used to answer questions about the characteristics of a population. The process involves a number of steps, varying from five to ten depending upon the author of the text being used. What are these steps and why is it so important to follow and explicitly state each step in the process? In your responses discuss the properties of hypotheses, the importance and meaning of the level of significance and the various kinds of tests we might choose from and why.
• One and Two sample hypothesis tests (see week five for the two sample tests) are either comparing a sample to a standard value or comparing to samples to each other. Thanks to the CLT and the empirical rule we can usually trust the results. But there are exceptions. These are called Type I and Type II errors.

2. Compared with the nearest evolutionary relative, the chimpanzee, the human has a brain that is
huge. At a point in the past, a common ancestor gave rise to the two species of humans and
chimpanzees. That evolutionary history is long and is still an area of intense study. But
something happened to increase the size of the human brain relative to the chimpanzee.
Read this article in which the author explores the current understanding of why this happened.

Article link: https://blogs.scientificamerican.com/guest-blog/how-did-human-brains-get-to-be-sobig/

Answer: According to one hypothesis about the expansion of brain size, what tissue might have been sacrificed so energy was available to grow our larger brain?
Based on what you know about that tissue and nervous tissue, why would there be a trade-off between them in terms of
energy use?

F2) “No matter what kind of business you work in, no matter what the product, service, market, or location, a single set of management rules or principles, applied correctly, can in most cases turn poorly performing businesses into stars.” The author of this statement goes on to identify four rules of management: (1) Above all, make sure management has the right business focus; (2) benchmark your toughest competitors and then work like heck to become best in class; (3) bring into your business as much fresh blood as you can; and (4) let the people who create value earn a lot of money. Do you agree or disagree with these statements? Are there other rules of management that you have identified in your readings or studies?