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What argument and claims does Henry present in “Give Me Liberty, or Give Me Death!”? Are his claims valid and supported with relevant and sufficient evidence? Does he use effective reasoning to support his argument? Does he use false statements or fallacious reasoning? Use evidence from the text to support your response.
Your written assignment for this course will consist of an opinion piece you write based on a movie of your choice taken from the list below. The theme of your assignment is prejudice and discrimination, as examined from a psychological viewpoint.
Your assignment should include: 1) a description of the movie you watched; 2) a discussion of relevant course concepts raised in the film; 3) your assessment of how well the film fits with material on prejudice & discrimination
taken from class & your textbook. You should use APA style and be sure to include a reference section for any sources that you cite, including your text, my lectures, and online sources.
Remember to tie your discussion back to material about stereotyping, prejudice, and discrimination from both lecture notes and class readings. In other words, this is NOT simply a movie review.
For this assignment, you are to do the following:
Read Chapters 11 & 12
Choose a move from the list below, and watch it.
Write your commentary, by tying course concepts to the film, and describing your reactions and insights (see above).
Movie List:
Below is a list of films you may choose to watch for your written assignment:
American History X (1999)
A former neo-Nazi attempts to reform his little brother after spending time in prison.
Billy Elliot (2000)
In the middle of a 1984 miners’ strike, a young boy from a northern England mining town takes up dancing and soon wants to make it his life’s work, against the wishes of his gruff father and older brother.
Boys Don’t Cry (2000)
Boys Don’t Cry tells the true story of 21 year-old Teena Brandon, a girl from Nebraska who chose to live as a boy.
Brokeback Mountain (2005)
Forbidden love between two cowboys and the turmoil the relationship creates.
Crash (2004)
Several characters of different racial backgrounds collide in one incident. The different stereotypes society has created for those backgrounds affect their judgment, beliefs and actions.
Dance Me Outside (1995)
This film offers a look at life on a Northern Ontario reservation.
Glory (2001)
Glory is a celebration of a little-known act of mass courage during the Civil War, however the heroes involved have been ignored by history due to racism.
Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner? (1968)
The Oscar-winning story of a wealthy white family who learns that their daughter’s fiancee is black. Very controversial at the time it was released.
In the Heat of the Night (1967)
A black detective investigates a murder in a racist southern US town.
My Left Foot (1989)
The Oscar-winning portrayal of the life of Christy Brown, an artist with cerebral palsy.
Mask (1985)
The real-life story of a disfigured teenager who overcomes pain, loneliness and prejudice and emerges as an inspiration to his classmates and teachers.
Mississippi Burning (1988)
A Hollywood dramatization of the 1964 murders of three civil rights workers by the Ku Klux Klan.
Once Were Warriors (1994)
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The clash between Maori traditions and modern values, told against the backdrop of one New Zealand family’s spiral of domestic violence.
Philadelphia (1993)
Tom Hanks and Denzel Washington are two competing lawyers who join forces to sue a prestigious law firm for AIDS discrimination.
Rabbit Proof Fence (2002)
In 1931, three aboriginal girls from Australia escape from an official government camp after being taken from their homes to be trained as domestic staff and set off on an epic journey across the Outback that will
lead them home.
Radio (2003)
The story of a high school coach and the developmentally challenged man he took under his wing.
Remember the Titans (2000)
True story of a black football coach hired over a white coach in Alexandria, Virginia in the early 1970’s
during a time when the school had just been integrated to allow black students.
To Kill a Mockingbird (1962)
Atticus Finch, a lawyer in the Depression-era South, defends a black man against an undeserved rape charge and his children against prejudice.
The Research Question
How can the decision-making tools and techniques of a group be applied to interrogate and interpret data analytics be relevant to a contemporary organisation? Using Bounded Rationality for Organization.
Introduction: what this report is about, a very brief introduction to the organisation, why you chose the organisation, and any relationship you have with the organisation.
Research Methodology: a summary of the methodology you embraced for this assignment including case study methodology and the use of naturally occurring data.
Vision and Values of the Organisation: include vision or mission of the organisation, their values, an insight into their culture and management style using Morgan’s metaphors.
Organisational Theory: Can you find any evidence of management theory from Module 1 at the organisation? Can you find any information on their organisational structure, chain of command and channels of communication from Module 2?
Ethics and Diversity: Can you find any evidence of ethical practice (good or bad)? Has the company embraced diversity (Module 3)?
Conclusion: what are your views on the management of the organisation? Have they embraced organisational theory? Are they living their values? Do you have any recommendations?
Answer each question and use one scholarly source for each question.
1. Discuss the role of the therapist and perceptions of the therapist’s responsibility for change when using a strategic family therapy model; consider the therapist’s role in MRI, Milan, Strategic-Haley, and Strategic Madanes.
2. Choose two strategic interventions, such as paradoxical interventions, you may consider to address issues when working with a family. What are some considerations to be made from the therapist’s point of view? Describe the process of considering these interventions. Discuss and explain.
3. Why is it important for counselors and other behavioral health professionals to become familiar with the use of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM)? How can use of the DSM’s crosscutting
symptom measures aid counselors in clinical diagnosing?
4. Define the following assessments and provide an example when each should be used:
1. Forensic assessment
2. Therapeutic assessment
3. Psychological assessment
4. Personality assessment
Prior to engaging in this discussion, read the Introduction and Chapter One in your required e-book, watch the B.F. Skinner – Operant Conditioning and Free Will (Links to an external site.)Links to an external site. video, and review the Instructor Guidance.
Summarize the following constructs that the behaviorist movement promotes:
Associative learning Connectionism, including the laws of learning Conditioning
Classical
Operant
Reflect on your own experiences in the workplace or in organizational settings (school, church, volunteer sites). What is an example of applied behaviorism that you have experienced in one of these settings?
Based on your e-book commentary, why do you think the reader is encouraged to think skeptically about the content included?
Are there potential concerns with associating learning behaviors with theory based only on antimentalism?
What truths can be disseminated from the historic evolution of the behaviorist framework
Task
You are a first time entrepreneur who wants to start a new business. You have found an investor to fund your business. However, he wants a detailed explanation about the non-financial aspects of the proposed business. He would like to listen to a presentation delivered by yourself on the following aspects, to get an overall idea about the venture.
The presentation must cover following aspects,
1. Background of the business and operation strategy.
2. Opportunity for the business to thrive in the existing environment – It must include macro environmental analysis, industrial analysis and identification of target customers.
3. Human resource strategy – It must include the strategies to recruit and select employees, manage performance and motivate employees.
4. Potential challenges in different stages of the life cycle of the venture and potential mitigation strategies.
Monica and Deliliah own a farm with a large barn in a picturesque valley close to Canberra, Australia. They have worked in hospitality and Monica is a trained chef and Del has experience in running large functions.
They want to set up a wedding venue;
Required : Marketing Mix
This assignment has been separated in 2 parts:
1. Situational Analysis
2. Marketing Mix
The Situational analysis has already been doing. You are required to do the marketing mix to the same topic, Wedding in Canberra Australia. The region is limited to Canberra only. Assignment Topic :
Wedding Barn
Please read the Situational analysis assignment before doing the marketing mix. I have included the pointers that has been used for Situational Analysis which are useful links to look for information :
Criteria For Marketing Mix :
1. Price (including budget and breakeven where applicable) Pricing objectives, Demand, cost-
fixed/variable, Break-even, Break-even chart, Justification for price setting (look at competitors,
positioning) –
2. Marketing Mix Does take account target market. Marketing Mix is appropriate in the competitive environment. Marketing Mix is appropriate in the current and future uncontrollable environment.
0 Real Estate & Property Law
1. Sarah Owen owned a house on Lake Nelson (located in Nelson, Florida); in 2002 she told Charles
Mason he could live there. In 2018 Ms. Owen sold the house to Bart Barron; Mr. Mason was still living in
Ms. Owen’s house. In Florida adverse possession requires that a person adversely possess the property
(openly and notoriously) for at least seven years. Florida also requires that the person who is in possession
of the property (in this question, Mr. Mason) have knowledge that possession is adverse. When Mr. Barron discovered Mr. Mason was living in the house, he sued him for trespass, although Mr. Mason alleges that he owns the house (and property) by adverse possession. Will Mr. Barron’s lawsuit be successful? Explain your answer.
2. Explain the difference between zoning and eminent domain.
3. Bill Jones and Carol Eaton entered into a contract in which they agreed that Mr. Jones would sell his house to Ms. Eaton. Eaton told Mr. Jones that she particularly loved the antique light fixtures in the living
room and dining room. Mr. Jones inherited the light fixtures and did not intend for them to be included in the sale of the house. The contract did not mention any of the light fixtures. Will Mr. Jones be required to sell the antique light fixtures to Ms. Eaton? Explain your answer.
4. Richard Small has three children: Mary, age 24; Martha, age 22; and Larry, age 20. Small recently created a deed (a document transferring ownership of real property), which stated, “I convey Blackacre (located in Fort Pierce, Florida) to my children equally.” Who are the owners of Blackacre and what type of ownership exists? Explain your answers.
5. Explain the difference between a fee simple determinable and a fee simple on condition subsequent.
6. Laura owns two lots in Saint Lucie County: Lot A and Lot B. Lot A is located next to Highway 68 and Lot
B is located on the other side of Lot A and has no access to Highway 68 or any other road. Laura sold Lot
B to Rosie; the deed contained no reference to a driveway easement. Does Rosie have an easement?
Explain your answer.
7. Grantor conveyed Blackacre (located in Florida) “to Edward, Claude, and David as joint tenants with right of survivorship.” Edward sold his interest to Amy. Who are the owners of Blackacre and what type of ownership exists? Explain your answers. (8)
8. See the above question. After Edward sold his interest to Amy, David died, leaving his interest in Blackacre to his sister, Pat. Who are the owners of Blackacre and what type of ownership exists? Explain
your answers.
9. In a deed a legal description reads: “the South ½ of the Southeast ¼ of the Southwest ¼ of Section 8,
Township 6 North, Range 3 West, of the Louisiana Principal Meridian.” What type of legal description is used to describe the property conveyed?
10. Grantor conveyed property “to Ed so long as he uses it for a working farm.” What type of ownership
does Ed have? Explain your answer.
11. Gene transferred property “to Claude for Sue’s life, then to Bob.” What interest does Sue have in the property? What interest does Bob have in the property?
12. Sam Robbins recently bought a house in the Beautiful Beach subdivision in Vero Beach; his deed contains a paragraph stating, “No persons under the age of fifty-five shall spend more than one week per
year on the premises.” Robbins’ grandson, age 22, recently enrolled in IRSC’s paramedic program and wishes to live with Mr. Robbins. If Mr. Robbins lets his grandson live with him, is he in violation of the deed restriction (also known as a restrictive covenant)? Explain your answer.
Ethics Case Study: Real-world IssueQuestion 1
In this assignment, you are required to respond to the question “Why do good?” by developing a case study based on a real-world issue.
Marks will be awarded for the following tasks:
1. Present a case study based on a real-world issue. You should identify relevant ethical considerations clearly.
2. Demonstrate ethical reasoning in your personal response to the question of “Why do good?” to this case study. You should make a claim on what doing good means in your case study (underline your claim)
and apply any ethical theories you have learned in this course to support your reasons for your claim (number your reasons).
3. Discuss possible constraints or limitations to any of the theories you have discussed within the context of this case study.
Research Stand Your Ground Laws in the United States. Select one state and research more deeply that state’s laws and associated cases.
Based on what you learn, argue whether or not the laws in that state are an effective means of reducing crime.