Provide a short 1-2 paper that summarizes and/or critiques one of the readings from the Microinteractionist Tradition. Make sure your paper provides the name of the reading or readings that your paper covers. You may summarize all of the readings for that class session, or just choose one that most interests you and write about that. Quote and Cite from the readings as well.

Blumer and the Thomas Theorem
Cooley and the “Looking Glass Self”

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Construct a chart (or a visual of your choosing, Word table, Excel chart, etc.) of age-related developmental milestones. Theorists who MUST be included at each appropriate age level are Piaget, Kohlberg, Bandura, Vygotsky, Erikson, Mahler, and Jung. Other theorists of your choosing should also be included (minimum of three). Your visual should include:

Describe the essential developmental features of each age category.
Discuss concerns or issues pertinent to each age category. NOTE: Place more emphasis on the age group with which you work or aspire to work.
Use four to six scholarly resources with an APA-formatted reference page.
Theorists who MUST be included at each appropriate age level are Piaget, Kohlberg, Bandura, Vygotsky, Erikson, Mahler, and Jung [=7]. Other theorists of your choosing should also be included (minimum of three=3).” Choose your additional three theorists.
This benchmark assignment assesses the following programmatic competencies:

MS Psychology

1.1: Describe key historical perspectives and theories in psychology.

1.2: Differentiate among current perspectives and theories in psychology

I suspect that for many of you the first response you had after watching Samuel Beckett’s Waiting For Godot was, “what the heck did I just watch?” I suspect that many of you found Anna Deveare Smith’s work interesting/entertaining, but may have not know what to do with what you saw.

Trust me, there is a lot going on there. There are tons of ways to look at them, but I’d like to introduce the idea of Theater as activism. Both of these artists had something to say.

On your own, do a little (brief google searching will be all you need) research into Beckett’s play as related to his experience in the French Resistance during WWII and war in general. Do the same thing with Anna Deveare Smith and journalistic theater.

Then, write a 500-750 word response to how the stage in particular, or performance in general may be uniquely useful/powerful in educating, informing, and provoking political/social ideas.

Literature is an essential part of our culture and how we express ourselves. In this course, you learned how to understand and analyze different types of literature, from poetry to novellas. For this assignment, write an 800-1200-word essay in response to one of the prompts below. Include quotations and textual evidence from the works you’ve chosen and cite them in MLA format. Your essay must be followed by an MLA style References page with at least 2 sources. Do not include an abstract. Including a cover page is optional.

Prompt:
Writers oftentimes create literary works to comment on or criticize aspects of society during the era when they lived. They use literary techniques such as allusion, allegory, and/or satire to veil their criticism in writing. Using either one or two works from your course reading list, write an essay that describes both how the authors used literary techniques to comment about or criticize society, and what aspects of society they focus on.

Course Reading List:

Poetry

    Select two of the following Shakespearean sonnets to read:
        Sonnet 18
        Sonnet 60
        Sonnet 94
        Sonnet 116
        Sonnet 130
    Read all of the following poems:
        ‘Ode on a Grecian Urn’ by John Keats
        ‘Annabel Lee’ by Edgar Allan Poe
        ‘My Last Duchess’ by Robert Browning
        ‘Song of Myself’ by Walt Whitman
        ‘Funeral Blues’ by W.H. Auden
        ‘Birches’ by Robert Frost

Short Fiction

    Choose one of the following novellas:
        Heart of Darkness by Joseph Conrad
        Animal Farm by George Orwell
        Ethan Frome by Edith Wharton
    Select two of the following short stories to read:
        ‘Story of an Hour’ by Kate Chopin
        ‘The Yellow Wallpaper’ by Charlotte Perkins Gilman
        ‘A Good Man is Hard to Find’ by Flannery O’Connor
        ‘The Lottery’ by Shirley Jackson
        ‘The Life to Come’ by E.M. Forster
        ‘A Clean, Well-Lighted Place’ by Ernest Hemingway

Dramatic Works

    Read all of the following dramatic works:
        Oedipus the King by Sophocles
        Waiting for Godot by Samuel Beckett
        A Raisin in the Sun by Lorraine Hansberry
    Select one of the following to read:
        The Crucible by Arthur Miller
        The Glass Menagerie by Tennessee Williams
        The Importance of Being Earnest by Oscar Wilde

Write a 4-6 page essay-style answer to one of the following questions:

Question I: Platos Protagoras

What does Socrates mean in the Protagoras when he claims that the virtues are one? Outline two possible interpretations of this thesis, and present a case for preferring one line of interpretation to the other. For example, does your preferred reading find stronger support in the text? Or does your favoured reading attribute a more philosophically defensible position than the alternative? Or do you think your preferred reading can be defended on other grounds? Explain.

This assignment involves three tasks:

Task 1

First, outline the two interpretations of Socrates thesis you want to consider, labeling each one clearly. For example, you can simply call them Interpretation 1 and Interpretation 2. Explain how Socrates conceives of the unity of the virtues on each interpretation. For example, does he regard justice, piety, etc. as synonyms? Or does he take justice, piety, etc. to be parts of some greater whole? If so, then how does Socrates conceive of these parts? Or is there another way to flesh out Socrates thesis, in your view? Make sure to discuss what you take to be the key differences between the two readings youve outlined in Task 1. Also, make sure to limit your scope to two possible interpretations.       

Task  2

Next, outline the standard youll consult to evaluate the two interpretations you discussed in Task 1. How should we decide between these two interpretations, in your view? For example, do you think we should prefer an interpretation on the ground that it is more consistent with Socrates other remarks in the Protagoras? Or should we prefer a reading if it is more in line with some of Socrates remarks in the Euthyphro, or elsewhere in the assigned course readings? Alternatively, do you think we should evaluate the interpretations you outlined in Task 1 on philosophical grounds? That is to say, is it your view that all else being equal we should attribute to Socrates the version of the thesis that is more philosophically attractive? Or do you have another standard in mind? Whatever it is, make sure to explain your standard as clearly as possible, so that it will be clear how youre applying it in Task 3. 

Task  3

Finally, your job in Task 3 is to apply the standard you outlined in Task 2. Your job here is to make it clear to the reader (i) which of the two interpretations outlined in Task 1 you prefer; and (ii) why you think the standard you outlined in Task 2 supports this verdict. Is Interpretation 1 inconsistent with Socrates remarks in the Protagoras, for example? If so, how? Or does Interpretation 2 represent a more attractive position, philosophically speaking? If so, on what grounds is it more philosophically attractive? Whatever your verdict, make sure to defend it as fully as possible by appeal to the standard you outlined in Task 2.

Question II: Platos Phaedo

In Platos Phaedo, Socrates gives an intellectual autobiography. He tells us that he became dissatisfied with the sorts of explanations he found in Anaxagoras book. According to Socrates, what would Anaxagoras designate as the cause of Socrates sitting in prison? On what grounds does Socrates reject Anaxagoras explanation? Do you agree with Socrates? Explain.

This assignment involves three tasks:

Task 1

First, identify as best you can any key assumptions you take Socrates to be making in his discussion of causation. What is a cause, in Socrates view? Are causes things, or are they better understood as events or states of affairs? Next, outline how Anaxagoras would explain Socrates act of sitting in prison, according to Socrates. What would Anaxagoras designate as the causes(s) of Socrates sitting in his prison cell? Explain.

Task 2

Interpret Socrates reasons for rejecting the explanation you outlined in Task 1. On what ground does Socrates argue that Anaxagoras explanation is inadequate? Formulate as best you can a general principle about causation that Socrates is appealing to. For example, does Socrates insist on distinguishing between (i) a necessary condition for X; and (ii) the cause of X? If so, then what is this distinction, and why does Socrates insist upon it? Note: For the purposes of this assignment, necessary condition is a technical term. You should make sure to explain it if it figures in your answer.

Task 3

Finally, you should evaluate Socrates case against Anaxagoras. Does Socrates succeed in showing that Anaxagoras explanation is inadequate? Defend your answer with an argument. For example, is it your view that the general principle you attributed to Socrates in Task 2 is false? If so, then explain your reasons for rejecting the principle. On the other hand, maybe you agree with Socrates. If so, then develop what you take to be the strongest objection to the general principle you outlined in Task 2, and then devise what you take to be Socrates best response to this objection.

Some Instructions:

Assignments must be written in 12 pt. font and double-spaced, with one-inch margins and numbered pages. Make sure that your name and student number appear at the top of the first page. Title pages are not necessary.

Your introductory paragraph must include a clear thesis statement. A thesis statement has two main components: i) A clear statement of the position you will take in the paper; and ii) a brief, clear outline of the case you will make in support of that position.

Make sure to explain any technical terms you use. What constitutes a technical term? Ask yourself the following question: Would a friend of mine who has never taken a philosophy course readily understand what the term means? If the answer is no, then its a technical term. Explain it.

Use direct quotations (i.e. ____) only on those rare occasions when you want to call attention to the authors precise wording. Otherwise, explain the reading in your own words and cite accordingly in parentheses or footnotes. Any standard citation style (e.g. APA, MLA, Chicago) is acceptable, but please remain consistent in your paper. Make sure to give citations for Platos dialogues using Stephanus numbers (e.g. 434a; 435a-436b). If you have any questions about citations, ask the instructor. 

Late assignments will be penalized at the rate of one increment of a grade per day late (an A becomes an A-), weekends included.

In-Term Concession Requests: Arts Students must contact Arts Advising as soon as you are aware you may need an in-term concession. Please review their website for concession criteria as well as process to follow:

https://students.arts.ubc.ca/advising/academic-performance/help-academic-concession/

Students in other Faculties should contact their Faculty advising office for direction.

Assignments must be submitted through Canvas. Email submissions will not be accepted. Please retain an electronic copy of all assignments until you receive a final grade for the course.

You are not expected to consult any secondary sources in writing your assignments. If you do consult any material beyond the required text, you should do so sparingly and give appropriate citations.

Please consult the course syllabus/assignment grading rubric for further instructions.

*****do not include the cover page and table content in the 10 pages
The purpose of this research is to discuss the Gender Gap in Leadership: Barriers and Challenges for Women.  But the main question of this research: are women leading in a way that is different than men? the goal is to determine whether gender differences exist in leadership and their potential source. Gender affects leadership in many aspects.  Whether men and women lead in a different way it’s still a highly debated issue. Therefore, this paper will intend to initiate and addresses the leadership gender gap, leadership styles between genders (e.g. Glass ceilings), challenges, and barriers for women to advance into top leadership roles and future.  However, the major effect of gender on leadership is that women are presumed to be less competent and less worthy to hold leadership positions (Eagly, 2001). Understanding these issues will aid organizations to understand women more when it comes to the gender leadership gap. As more women continue to enter the business world and experience the obstacles and elements that men do not face, solutions to these must be found. We hope this study is part of the solution.

there are two discussion board questions. References in apa 7 for this one.
#1- must be 150 words total-word count
Can our goal of maximizing the value of the stock conflict with other goals, such as avoiding unethical or illegal behavior? In particular, do you think subjects like customer and employee safety, the environment, and the general good of society fit in this framework, or are they essentially ignored? Think of some specific scenarios to illustrate your answer.

#2- no min or max for word count just answer questions in paragraph format (no references for this one)
– What, if any, are the differences between the management accounting information needed in manufacturing organizations and that needed in service organizations?

-What forces have caused management accounting systems designed decades ago to become less relevant and less valuable for organizational employees in today’s globally competitive environment?

-How can beliefs systems and boundary systems foster high ethical standards among employees?