QUESTION: How did the crime/trial reflect the notion of what was criminal in that period and what does it tell you about the culture at that time in US history? You will want to give a brief overview of the trial or crime (depending on your focus), but most of your paper will be analysis and contextualization of the primary source in the secondary sources. This is a 1500-word-maximum research paper. This paper is analytical, not descriptive. Therefore, do not give a lengthy account of the crime or the trial, rather address this main question. In thinking about the main question, bear in mind these smaller questions: How did this crime connect to larger society and other events at that time? Was this an isolated incident or connected to much larger events? What sectors of society did it involve? How was the crime either exemplar or peculiar to the changes in understandings of what was criminal and what was legal at the time?You must have a thesis statement in your introduction paragraph (a single sentence that sums up the main argument/point of your paper and provides an answer to your main research question. Do NOT rephrase the question; rather give the answer!) Each paragraph must start with an analytic topic sentence that connects back to and supports your thesis. See the grading rubric for a more thorough understanding of how the paper will be graded.FORMATTING: It MUST be an MS Word file (.doc or .docx) 1 Inch Margins all-around. 12 Pt Times New Roman font. Double-spaced. Regular indentations on each paragraph. Include page numbers. (maximum 1500 words, excluding footnotes, your name and title, etc, this word limit is strictly enforced).CITATIONS: Citation format for this paper is Chicago Style. You must cite ALL information that you take from them, not just quotations. See the Citations help sheet on Blackboard in the Week 10 section.

The following free data set options have graphical representations of the data. Choose one of the datasets to download and analyze:Data Sets:Government DataCounty Level Data (Links to an external site.)Inpatient Data (Links to an external site.)U.S. Census BureauNational Population (Links to an external site.)International (Links to an external site.)Choose Excel, R, or Tableau to analyze your data. Click the link below to access tutorials for each toolfrom Lynda.com:Learning Excel: Data Analysis: 2. Visualize Data (Links to an external site.)Integrating Tableau and R for Data Science (Links to an external site.) (free download included)Tableau Essential Training (2018) (Links to an external site.)Write a 3-5-page paper answering the following questions:What tool did you use to analyze the data and why? Tool options are listed on the websites,including Excel, R, and Tableau. Was the tool appropriate for the analysis of the selected data?Use the software to provide high level views of the data in tabular and graphical form. Use thehelp Options on the tool or refer to the Tutorials from Lynda.com.Describe the data. Is it structured or unstructured?Apply the results as the organizational data analyst. What does the data tell us? Who should usethe data?How would you communicate your findings to your manager?Writing Guidelines:Assignment should follow APA guidelines with respect to use of subheadings, 1″ margins, anddouble-spaced. Use the CSU Global APA Instructions.Page length requirements for the assignment exclude the title page and the reference page.References need to include your textbook plus two additional credible academic references. Allsources used, including your textbook, must be referenced; paraphrased and quoted materialmust have accompanying citations and cited per APA guidelines. Use of the CSU Global library isnecessary.

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SOC-100 Social Media and Socialization Survey and Analysis
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Part 1 – Survey
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Instructions: Complete the survey by filling in the first column of the table below. Additionally, survey three people in various age groups, and note their responses in the corresponding columns. Use this data to complete the analysis in Part 2 of this worksheet.
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Social media survey 

List Demographic Information – age, sex, race/ethnicity,   and income.
What type(s) of phone(s) do you have? What features? Daily   usage?
Do you use email? How many email addresses do you have?   Daily usage?
Do you use the Internet? Why? Daily usage?
Do you blog? What types of blogs? Why? Daily usage?
Do you use Facebook? Twitter or other social networking?   Why? Daily usage?

Out of all the social interactions you typically have in   an average day, what percentage are through the use of social media?

Do you value the social interactions you have through   social media the same as those that are not through social media? Why or why   not?

Why do you use social media?   (List purpose and/or results.)

How do you see social media impacting your life? Society?
 
How do you see social media impacting the socialization of   this generation?

Instructions: Once you have completed the table above and reviewed the results, answer the questions below. Each response should be three to five sentences in length.
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1.)How much of an impact does social media have on the socialization of people that completed the survey?
2.)How did the impact differ among the various age groups? Why do you think that this is the case? Explain.
3.)Explain how social media affected the people’s social interaction. Why is social interaction important to humans? Explain.

The objective of this current event is to explore health information technology and HIT management and its impact on healthcare delivery. It is important to be current with regard to new and ongoing discussions of how sectors of the US healthcare systems are impacted by HIT and the economic forces that govern the delivery of care. Engaging and keeping up-to-date with the shifting and changing world of health administration develops a pattern of leadership that will be important in the future.The Current Event could relate to the chapters currently being assigned that weekand not be more than four months old. However, all relevant and interesting articles can be posted. Format for the posting of the current event: Student Name: (I will fill this out)Title of the current event: news story; article in a journal or newspaper; blog (Full citation including URL of source)synopsis: Summary of what the subject of the current event is about and what are the major points of the story.Discussion (Critical Thinking):Your evaluation of the subject of the current event and its importance to healthcare delivery in the US (or international if appropriate) or the importance to health administrators. Do you think the current event was well documented and did the author/source present a good argument for the importance of the story?Question for Discussion: At the end of the current event you are to ask the class no more than two questions that are intended to encourage discussion. Resources to complete the assignment:www.chcf.orgwww.kff.orgProfessional journals/major newspapers such as The Wall Street JournalThe grade for the lead on the Current Event will be based on the criteria below: Appropriateness of the current event, Followed the specific format of the current event, relevance of current event to healthcare delivery/Health Information Technology.

Four-Week Journal of Behavioral Modification:Start your chosen behavior change and monitor how it goes for a four week period. At the end of each week, write a half-page to one-page (100-250 words) journal entry (include the date for each entry) describing your progress thus far in specific, measurable terms including how frequently you engaged in the problem behavior and how frequently you successfully changed the behavior, as well as any challenges or obstacles that you experienced. Some people prefer to include a behavior tracking/monitoring sheet as well, which you can create on your own or find online. Your journal entry should also include discussion of revisions to your change plan that you made or plan to make for the next week, sources of support for making the change that you found helpful, and benefits of the change that you are noticing.Example Journal Entry: “Oct 20th, 2017. Week One Journal: I began my plan to cut down and quit smoking this week. I smoked two cigarettes this week, one on Monday morning and one on Thursday night. This first week was harder than I expected when it came to not smoking during the stress of preparing for an exam on Monday and when I was out with friends on Thursday. On the other days, it seemed to help when I remembered to fill up my water bottle and when I could safety reach the gum in my bag while I was driving. I haven’t bought a pack of cigarettes in over two weeks, so that’s nice as well. When I fill up my car with gas, I plan to pay at the pump and not go inside the store to break that old stimulus cue of buying cigarettes when I get gas.”During your journal weeks, refer back to your Part 2 submission to review your plan, anticipated behavior and thinking changes, and anticipated obstacles to reflect on how the lived experience of making this change compares to your expectations.