Think of two situations from your personal or work activities when you needed to influence someone to do something but you did not possess legitimate power. For each of these situations: Fully describe the situation in detail. Using the theory of the course, describe the source of power that you used to influence the other person. Note: each situation described should use a different source – that is, do not use the same source for both situations. You need to think of two situations and you have to use different sources of power in two different situations.

Using the theory of the course, describe the influencing method that you used. Indicate how the source of power contributed to the ability to influence.

1. What are geriatric syndromes? How are they different than chronic conditions? Describe how care may be affected by the extent to which symptoms are thought to be “normal” symptoms of aging.

2. The passage of the Affordable Care Act was the largest change to health policy in 50 years. Using the Healthcare Access, Quality, and Cost Triangle, explain first what the triangle means, and use an example from this policy to illustrate how it works.

3. Variations in healthcare costs reflect both over-treatment and under-treatment among older adults. Explain what drives differences such as these across regions and what it may suggest about healthcare quality.

What are your sentiments now about the usefulness of regression in comparison to correlation.

How does the increased amount of information available clarify the refinement of the analysis?

What, if any, are your fear about using Microsoft Excel? If you have no fears, and /or have used it before, what can you tell your class members about your experience

1. In your own words, what does the Law of Large Numbers have to say about a coin which is twice as likely to come heads as it is to come up tails? Be sure to give the real world interpretation of any mathematical expressions you use (like x̄n, for example).

2. What does the central limit theorem have to say about that coin from problem 1 (in your own words)? In particular, how does the central limit theorem tell us more than the law of large numbers does?

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What are your thoughts about how this limited supply impacts the elasticity of demand? Consider the price of limited edition as well.

What are your sentiments now about the usefulness of regression in comparison to correlation.

How does the increased amount of information available clarify the refinement of the analysis?