Workplace Identify a specific problem you would like to address and why this problem is important to you. Describe your audience and explain why the problem should be important to them. Locate five credible sources that are relevant to your problem. At least one of these sources must present an opposing viewpoint. Summarize each source. […]
Dr. Bloom’s testimony 1. What factors did you use to determine Dr. Bloom’s testimony? 2. Briefly make notes on your opinion of Dr. Bloom and his testimony. 3. Of the two doctors, whom do you think is the most credible? Why? Then, comment on at least two other posts. You might state whether or not […]
Proposal for Ethnography The Proposal for the Ethnography Piece In three to four paragraphs, the proposal must explain: 1. What you would like to research for your Auto/Ethnographic piece. 2. Your research question/s 3. The reason you want to write about it. 4. Talk about the three sources you are going to use to inform […]
Describe, deconstruct, and analyze the advertisement by answering the following items: Where did you find the advertisement ? Briefly describe the scenario depicted in the advertisement. What product is advertised? Who is the audience for this advertisement? How do you know this? Identify the main claim in the advertisement. Is the claim credible? Why or […]
Blogs, LinkedIn articles, and other online publications are channels of communication through which people can share their experience, perspectives, and expertise directly with readers—and readers can respond via electronic comments. While these electronic channels are usually not as credible as scholarly publications, they are a great way for readers to learn about new topics and […]
• Find a recent, credible, science news article, according to Scholarly, Peer-Reviewed, and Other Credible Sources, about the brain or nervous system. After reading the article, o Summarize the most interesting points or claims. o List the names of one or more neuroanatomical regions identified in the news article. o Explain why the source is […]
Use the articles attached below Write a historiographical essay of 2000-2500 words, analyzing the most important changes in the field of history over the last two centuries. What drove these changes? Why? Which changes are the most important to you? Why? Your essay will be assessed based on the strength and quality of your argument […]
Find a website on one of the examples provided in the text regarding a high-risk population, that speaks to one of the public health professions we have learned. Is this site credible? Discuss the theory the author(s) applied and ways to accommodate the high-risk behavior. Make sure you include a link to the website you […]
What do you think will be the most important debatable economic social problem facing your field of work 20 years from now? Choose the problem, define it, and defend your position using credible research.
a. How do we know that an article is credible? b. Are credible articles found only in libraries (online or physical building)?
