Write a reserch proposal About "Depression" within 200-225 words(1 page and Within 3 paragarphs) Using MLA format and Proper Citation is must. Please Include minimum 4 source of citation(Please remember you are only allowed to use MLA format). Please concern about the words( Not more than 225 words).

The heights of all adult American women are normally distributed with a mean of 63.6 inches and a standard deviation of 5 inches. Give the standard (z) score and approximate percentile (from the tables) for women with each of the following heights:

1. 63 inches

2. 60 inches

3. 62.5 inches

Read the article，“Internet privacy and the ‘right to be forgotten’”, and write an Argument Essay.

You should spend some time planning your ideas, and should include a clear introduction, main body, and conclusion. You must use and integrate content from the article for at least THREE times in your essay to provide support for your ideas and arguments (e.g., reasons, examples, and evidence).

. Avoid patch-writing (500 words)

Task:Write an argument essay on whether Internet users should be given the  

“right to be forgotten” online.

Guidelines: Analyze the arguments in favor and against, and state your own

opinion clearly.

Internet privacy and the “right to be forgotten”

When it comes to privacy, the Internet has long been something of a Wild West but that that is starting to change, with regulators in Europe and the United States beginning to pull in the reins.On both sides of the Atlantic, officials are scrutinizing how companies such as Facebook and Google handle users' personal data, as they draw up plans to protect surfers while ensuring the growth of rapidly expanding social media, search engine and other Web-based businesses.

In the first sign of where Europe may be headed with its privacy regulations, the European Union announced this week that social networking sites and search engines could face court action if they fail to obey new EU data privacy rules.Under proposals to be fleshed out in the coming months and that will update 16-year-old data-protection laws, the European Commission wants to force companies holding data to allow users to withdraw it from websites, calling it the "right to be forgotten."

Companies would also have to provide more information on what data they have collected from people and why."Any company operating in the EU market or any online product that is targeted at EU consumers must comply with EU rules," Viviane Reding, the European commissioner in charge of justice issues, said in a speech this week."To enforce EU law, national privacy watchdogs will be endowed with powers to investigate and engage in legal proceedings against non-EU data controllers," she added.Reding said that EU-based privacy watchdogs should even be given powers to enforce compliance outside Europe, which could include access to U.S.-based servers and other data sources.While privacy campaigners and Internet users may be pleased to hear what Reding has to say, her words will cause concern in parts of the United States, where many of the biggest and most successful search engines and social media companies are based.

Europe and the United States have traditionally differed on privacy issues, with the EU taking a stronger regulatory approach and U.S. officials more mindful of the need to balance entrepreneurship and business demands with data protection.But in recent weeks, as U.S. privacy experts have visited Brussels to try to close the gaps between the two regulatory frameworks, officials have emphasized how closely they are working together to come up with a common set of standards."I think our baseline understanding of the rules is very similar," said Fiona Alexander of the U.S. Department of Commerce, who was in Brussels this month to meet EU regulators. "The implementation in the past may have been different."

The EU and U.S. already agree on some general concepts, such as the idea that privacy safeguards need to be designed into Web products from the start. They also both want to require Web browsers to offer a "do not track" option to users.But differences remain on specifics and philosophy.EU officials are adamant that companies should obtain explicit permission from users before every use of their data -- such as through a pop-up consent box -- while that is not something U.S. regulators are pushing for, EU officials say.

The right to be forgotten is also a concept that goes against the grain for U.S. regulators, who favor a broader definition of freedom of information.In a sign of where Europe is going and how complex applying the law could become, Spanish data protection authorities ordered Google in January to remove links to more than 80 news articles mentioning people by name, saying it violated privacy.The case has been referred to Europe's highest court.

Some companies, such as Microsoft, support the effort by the European Union and the United States to align their policies, saying it will result in clearer, more uniform rules."Companies need solid, clear rules to be able to continue to invest and to be competitive," said John Vassallo, Microsoft's vice president of EU affairs. "Now, there are too many competing rules."

But even within individual EU countries, privacy rules vary so much that lawyers say it would be almost impossible for a multinational company to be compliant in all 27 EU countries.That suggests that Reding and her EU regulatory team will have their work cut out if they are to draw up a clear and workable policy in the months ahead, and one that fits well with the rules U.S. regulators are also drawing up.

Research and find an example company following a Cost Leadership strategy (not from the book, i.e. no Southwest Air, no IKEA , also no McDonald's and no Dollar Store - these are all too easy and obvious. ) Describe what the firm is doing to implement this form of competitive advantage. Be specific in explain which benefits the company has eliminated to reduce costs.

What are the different types of psychoeducation and psychotherapeutic clinical group therapies often used in treatment of substance use disorders? How would the prescreening process for referrals look different for each? If you determined a client needed a referral for an alternative treatment, how would you describe the referral process and complementary treatment alternatives?

Discuss the major findings/rulings and selection/recruitment implications of the following select court cases.

*Griggs v. Duke Power (1971)
*US v. Georgia Power (1973)
*Spurlock v. United Airlines (1972)
*Watson v. Fort Worth Bank and Trust (1988)
*Rudder v. District of Columbia (1995)
*Frank Ricci et al. v. Hohn DeStefano et al. (2009)
*OFCCP v. Ozark Airlines (1986)
*Gross v. FBL Financial Services (2009)

explain the story of us, now and why as it applies to transformational leadership.

Discuss about the importance of BC/DR Maintenance.1-2 paragraphs max

Let X have a beta distribution with parameters (a,b). Derive a formula for E(X^r) and from this find the mean and variance.

On January 2, 2018, Baltimore Company purchased 18,000 shares of the stock of Towson Company at $12 per share. Baltimore obtained significant influence as the purchase represents a 35% ownership stake in Towson Company. On August 1, 2018, Towson Company paid cash dividends of $19,000. Baltimore Company intended this investment to a long-term investment. On December 31, 2018, Towson Company reported $55,000 of net income for FY 2018. Additionally, the current market price for Towson Company's stock increased to $18 per share at the end of the year. Use this information to determine, how much Baltimore Company should report for its investment in Towson Company on December 31, 2018. (Round to the nearest dollar.)

BASES OF BEHAVIOR SHORT ESSAY WORKSHEET

BACKGROUND:  

In Chapter 2 of your textbook, the textbook authors discuss the contemporary perspectives on abnormal behavior. These are different points of view about why people do what they do. Each of the perspectives focuses upon a specific basis (source) of behavior. Each source is considered the main factor in determining abnormal behavior.

There are 7 perspective that are mentioned in Chapter 2, the Biological Perspective, the Psychodynamic Perspective (Models), the Learning-Based Perspective (Models), the Humanistic Perspective (Models), the Cognitive Perspective (Models), the Sociocultural Perspective, and the Biopsychosocial Perspective.

The objective of this assignment is to have you write two to three sentences about each of these 7 perspectives, or points of view about the fundamental causes of abnormal behavior. In just two to three sentences, identify the basic factors (sources) considered to cause abnormal behavior. Your work will be a measure of how well you understand the different sources (causes) of abnormal behavior.

DIRECTIONS:

Refer to the worksheet below these directions as you study them.

1. On the worksheet below write two to three sentences beside each psychological perspective, accurately identifying the factors said to be the cause of abnormal behavior.

You will earn (2 points) for your accurate remarks about each of these 7 perspectives. (all together 14 possible points)   

2. You will earn an additional (1 point) if you download and save JUST THE PORTION OF THIS WORKSHEET BELOW FROM THE WORDS “STUDENT‘S NAME” AND CONTINUING TO THE END OF THE WORKSHEET, AND do your work on that portion of this worksheet you saved, AND submit your completed work through the Wk4 Bases of Behavior Short Essay Submission Link no later than its deadline.

If Moodle is not working properly, you may email your completed worksheet to me at [email protected] to avoid missing its deadline.   

3. You can earn a maximum of 15 points for this assignment. The point value for each of the required elements in this assignment is listed in the parenthesis beside each element below.

STUDENT’S NAME:

THE WORKSHEET:

Beside each of the following 5 psychological perspectives, write two to three sentences accurately describing the factors considered to be the causes of abnormal behavior.

(2 points) 1. Biological Perspective –

(2 points) 2. Psychodynamic Perspective (Models) –

(2 points) 3. Learning-Based Perspective (Models) –

(2 points) 4. Humanistic Perspective (Models) –

(2 points) 5. Cognitive Perspective (Models) –

(2 points) 6. Sociocultural Perspective –

(2 points) 7. Biopsychosocial Perspective –

Daniel Jones owns and managers Daniel's Restaurant, a 24-hour restaurant near a local hospital. Daniel employs 9 full-time employees and 16 part-time employees. He pays all of the full-time employees by check, the amounts determined by Daniel's bookkeeper, Gina. Daniel pays all of his part-time employees in currency. He computes their wages and withdraws the cash directly from his cash register.

Gina has repeatedly urged Daniel to pay all of his employees by check. But, as Daniel has told his friend who owns a similar business, "My part-time employees prefer the currency over a check. Also, I don't withhold or pay any taxes or worker's compensation insurance on those cash wages because they go totally unrecorded and unnoticed."

Questions -

1. What are the legal and ethical considerations regarding Daniel's handling of his payroll?

2. What are Gina's ethical responsibilities?

3. What are the implications for Daniel’s employees?

Also, cite a reference that you used to prepare your response.

Multidimensional Arrays
Design a C program which uses two two-dimensional arrays as follows:
- an array which can store up to 50 student names where a name is up to 25 characters long
- an array which can store marks for 5 courses for up to 50 students
The program should first obtain student names and their corresponding marks for a requested number of students from the user. Please note that the program should reject any number of students that is requested by the user which is greater than 50. The program will compute the average mark for each course and then display all students and their marks, as well as the average mark for each course.
A sample output produced by the program is shown below, if assumed that the user entered marks for 4 students. Please note that the computation of the average mark for each course should use type casting.

Student PRG DGS MTH ECR GED
Ann Smart 93 85 87 83 90
Mike Lazy 65 57 61 58 68
Yo Yo 78 65 69 72 75
Ma Ma 84 79 83 81 83
AVERAGE 80.0 71.5 75.0 73.5 79.0

It is required to submit your source code file, i.e. Lab5.c file as well as a file with your program's run screen captures.