Why do you believe this commercial to be effective in brand name recognition?

Choose a product or service from one of these examples:

Fast food
Class of consumer product
Personal care
Automobile

Research the Internet to analyze how that product or service has been advertised.

Prepare a 15- to 20-slide Microsoft® PowerPoint® presentation in which you investigate the role of advertising in a culture of consumerism. Be sure to discuss the following:

Who determines ethical standards for advertising?
In what ways has advertising affected American culture?
What are the key persuasive techniques used in consumer advertising? Illustrate with specific examples, explaining how each technique works.
Discuss some of the critical issues that may arise from the following areas:
Children and advertising
Advertising in schools
Health and advertising
Political advertising
Find one example of a specific commercial that strikes you as particularly creative and appealing:
What are the elements that are unusual?
What is the target group of the commercial?
How does the commercial appeal to consumers?
Why do you believe this commercial to be effective in brand name recognition?
How are ethical standards met (or pushed to their limits)?

Illustrate your findings with specific examples. List any references on the last slide.

Format consistent with APA formatting guidelines

Identify and analyze the main events of the Cuban Missile Crisis. How was the crisis, in American eyes, a test of the Containment Policy and the Domino Theory?

Analyze how the aftermath of World War 1 changed the political (democratic and otherwise) landscape of Europe. Also, provide at least two examples of how World War 1 might be referred to as a total war

(Points : 25)

Question 2.2.

(TCO 5, 6, 11) The principles of Self Determination and Self Preservation were important features of Woodrow Wilson’s plan for peace at the end of World War 1. Discuss in essay form what those principles implied and how those principles were applied to Germany in the Treaty of Versailles.

(Points : 25)

Question 3.3.

(TCOs 9, 10) Identify and analyze the main events of the Cuban Missile Crisis. How was the crisis, in American eyes, a test of the Containment Policy and the Domino Theory? Then assess how the Cuban Missile Crisis affected the relationship between the United States and the Soviet Union going forward. Make sure you use enough details to support your answer.

(Points : 41)

Question 4.4. (TCOs 4, 8) Identify and explain the internal and external challenges facing the Soviet Union in the last decades of its existence. Then explain how Mikhail Gorbachev hoped to use Perestroika and Glasnost to address the internal challenges. Use specific details to support your answer

Identify the three marks of existence in Buddhism (Sanskrit word), and give a brief description of each (6 points).

answer these questions in a essay format

You are having a conversation this week with one of your friends or family members about the connection between Hinduism and Buddhism, two of the world’s oldest religions. Using the questions below, and your answers to them, write at least a 750-word letter to your friend, Remember to write this paper on your computer, then submit it as an attachment to this assignment.

Identify the four aims of Hindu life (Sanskrit words and English definitions) (8 points)
Identify the three paths (margas) of transformation (English words only) (6 points)
Identify the two best-known incarnations of Vishnu (4 points)
The center for the Hindu story is provided by what two things? (4 points)
Identify the four stages of life for males of the higher three classes (English words only) (8 Points)
Identify the four Hindu social castes that came from the mouth of Purusha (English words only) (8 points)
Identify the three marks of existence in Buddhism (Sanskrit word), and give a brief description of each (6 points)
Identify the Four Sights of Buddhism (8 points)
Identify the Four Noble Truths of Buddhism, and give a brief description of each (8 points)
Identify the Eightfold Path of Buddhism, and give a brief description of each (16 points)
Identify the Five Precepts of the Buddhist monastic community (10 points)
Identify the four ‘sublime states’ of Buddhism (English words only) (8 points)
Identify the three major branches of Buddhism and the geographical area where they became dominant (6 points

What specific qualities or skill set are organizations looking for in interns or volunteers?

While there are three parts to this assignment, there is only one deliverable of a 2- to 3-page paper. Review the entire assignment before getting started.

Part A. Conduct a search for internships or volunteer opportunities that might pertain to healthcare administration and management as a whole. Start by looking in your local area, then expand to other areas if needed/desired. Consider the following questions as you conduct the search:

What types of opportunities did you find?
What specific qualities or skill set are organizations looking for in interns or volunteers?
What personally interests you most or least in these opportunities?

Part B. Conduct a search for professional certifications that might apply to healthcare administration and management as a whole. Consider these questions as you conduct the search:

What certifications are available in your professional area of interest?
Who are the sponsoring agencies of these professional certifications?
How are the certifications obtained?
Are exams, fees, or proof of education or work experience required?
How might these certifications benefit you in your career?

Part C. Write a 2- to 3-page paper that highlights your findings.

Based on your unit reading, create a SWOT analysis for the company you chose to research.

Based on your unit reading, create a SWOT analysis for the company you chose to research. Your analysis should be between one to two pages, and identify the company’s strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats. Use Microsoft Word and create four sections for your paper using the SWOT categories as your headings.

 

Each category should have approximately 200-300 words describing the issues that fall under that area, for a total of 800- 1,200 words across the four areas of the mini-SWOT analysis. The opportunities and threats should have at least ten items identified for each.

 

Format your SWOT analysis using APA Style. Use your own words, and include citations and references as needed to avoid plagiarism.

 

Information about accessing the Blackboard Grading Rubric for this assignment is provided belo

Illustrate with specific examples, explaining how each technique works.

Choose a product or service from one of these examples:

Fast food
Class of consumer product
Personal care
Automobile

Research the Internet to analyze how that product or service has been advertised.

Prepare a 15- to 20-slide Microsoft® PowerPoint® presentation in which you investigate the role of advertising in a culture of consumerism. Be sure to discuss the following:

Who determines ethical standards for advertising?
In what ways has advertising affected American culture?
What are the key persuasive techniques used in consumer advertising? Illustrate with specific examples, explaining how each technique works.
Discuss some of the critical issues that may arise from the following areas:
Children and advertising
Advertising in schools
Health and advertising
Political advertising
Find one example of a specific commercial that strikes you as particularly creative and appealing:
What are the elements that are unusual?
What is the target group of the commercial?
How does the commercial appeal to consumers?
Why do you believe this commercial to be effective in brand name recognition?
How are ethical standards met (or pushed to their limits)?

Illustrate your findings with specific examples. List any references on the last slide.

Format consistent with APA formatting guidelines.

Examine the multiple points-of-view and weigh the evidence. Identify any unsupported assumptions or holes in the argument.

Assignment 3: Socratic Dialogue

For this assignment you will create a Socratic dialogue. The dialogue will be completed in two parts. The first part will be 1–2 pages of notes to help you generate the arguments and analysis that will become a part of your dialogue in Part II.

Part I

  1. Identify a belief. This can be a religious belief, an ethical belief, political belief, or any other one about which reasonable minds can disagree. Beliefs that are held by the vast majority of people (such as a widely accepted scientific fact) are not good choices for this assignment). A good topic will have reasonable evidence and reasoning supporting both sides.
  2. Consider other points of view, or counter-arguments. Think about what you find persuasive about these counter-arguments, as well as how you might argue against them. Try to keep an open mind. Remember, we are engaging in philosophical dialogue, not trying to win an argument.
  3. Examine the multiple points-of-view and weigh the evidence. Identify any unsupported assumptions or holes in the argument.
  4. Consider the consequences of the beliefs presented. Philosophical thinking is an ongoing process, so it is important to identify questions for further thinking and to wonder about factors and circumstances that might change your view about a particular question.

Part II

Using the analysis from Part I, write a 2-page dialogue between Socrates and a person of your choosing (i.e., the Interlocutor) that examines the belief.

  1. Have the Interlocutor present the belief and reasons you identified in step 1 of Part I.
  2. Have Socrates pose questions that encourage the Interlocutor to consider other points-of-view as well as any problems with their argument, drawing upon the multiple points-of-view you identified in steps 2 and 3 of Part I, as well as the potential consequences of a given position as identified in step 4 of Part I.
  3. Make sure your dialogue arrives at a conclusion. Keep in mind that it may be different from the belief or point of view you started with, and could be somewhat open-ended. As you searched for reasons that support your belief or point of view, you may have also come across reasons that challenge your beliefs. Don’t hide from these challenges. Remember, philosophy requires us to examine and even question our beliefs. If you find yourself more persuaded by the other points of view, don’t despair! Unlike a formal debate, the kinds of arguments we make while engaging in philosophical thinking are open to revision.

TEACHERS NOTES:

More Help: For Tuesday’s assignment (W1A3) 12/20/2015 12:00 AM
Greetings Everyone:

As we continue on toward the final part of Week 1 (even though it feels like we just got started), I have some helpful advice to offer you.

First off, your papers will need to be in APA format. Because of this, I wanted to let everyone know that I am posting something under “Doc Sharing” for you. It is a sample APA paper you can use as a template or your assignments. It will show you the correct format, as well as how to pattern your reference list. Just in time for Assignment 3! Be sure to use it for your other classes too.

Second thing. Regarding format, I want both parts of the essay in one document (it’ll save me the hassle of downloading twice as many on my temperamental laptop). Also, please make sure the paper is in APA format. (As the course moves forward I will eforce this more strictly, but I’ll give you some slack at first.)

I would like a detailed explanation of the issue you choose. Both sides if it’s a controversial issue (like gun control) or different perspectives if it’s a question of understanding something. You could even explain a pro and a con from either side.

Third, there’s the dialogue portion. Try to read the following exchange and then try to come up with your own response. Imagine a conversation between Socrates and one of his followers on any topic. For example … Friendship. I’m going to borrow an example from Plato’s book, Lysis, to demonstrate. Socrates loved to ask questions and challenge people, even about obvious things.

I want you to imagine something like this:

Socrates: Lysis, you have lots of friends. I don’t understand what a “friend” is … but since you have so many friends you should be able to explain.

Lysis: Sure Socrates. A friend is someone who does good things for you.

Socrates: Someone who helps you?

Lysis: Yes.

Socrates: So my slave must be my best friend, since he helps me the most?

Lysis: NO no no, slaves are not friends. Let me think … Okay, friends are good people.

Socrates: Friends are good people, you say? But … don’t bad people have friends too?

Lysis: I suppose they do …

Socrates: Couldn’t two bad people be friends with one another?

Lysis: I suppose they could …

Socrates: So if I understand correctly, a friend could be a bad person who doesn’t help me, as long as he is not a slave.

Lysis: Socrates, now I am confused. I don’t think I know what a friend is either!

🙂

Now, can you imagine a similar argument about the issue you have chosen?

What are the factors that have caused the issue to become a public issue?

Assignment 3: Dropbox Assignment

Health Issues in Your Community

For your dropbox assignment, you will visit the CDC website and select an article that addresses a health issue of your interest (for example, H1N1, obesity, diabetes, asthma, teenage pregnancy, etc.). Click here to visit the CDC website.

This is the website in case the link does not work: http://www.cdc.gov/obesity/index.html

Write a 3- to 4-page report in a Microsoft Word document, addressing the following questions:

What public health issue have you selected and why? Provide a brief explanation of the issue.
How long has the health issue been prevalent in the community?
What are the factors that have caused the issue to become a public issue? Support your answer with data from your research.
Are there any social implications of the issue? Why or why not?
What prevention and intervention measures have been implemented to address this issue in your community?
Are there any issues that are not being adequately addressed? Support your answer with data from you

Assess your residence, or one occupied by a relative or friend, for every security vulnerability that you see. Remember, do not assume criminals will not notice minor weaknesses.

Paper: Home Security Vulnerabilities

For this assignment, we will focus on the various tools and techniques available to the security professional in order to prepare a security vulnerability assessment.

Assess your residence, or one occupied by a relative or friend, for every security vulnerability that you see. Remember, do not assume criminals will not notice minor weaknesses.

During your assessment, focus on

the neighborhood and general area, and
at least four of the following:

Alarms
Lighting
Landscaping
Doors
Windows
Locks
Fences or Walls
Cameras
Motion Sensors

Explain why you believe your five focus areas are or are not potential vulnerabilities.

Then, discuss what you think could be done to reduce identified vulnerabilities.

For this assignment, you are required to prepare a report of 3–5 pages (excluding title page and reference page), and post it in the respective Dropbox for this week.

Remember to include at least two authoritative references. They must be cited within the paper as well as listed on a reference page. See the APA citation tutorial in the Course Syllabus