Cyberbullying is using technological means to intimidate, spread rumors/slander, harass, threaten, or otherwise use digital media to abuse someone mentally, emotionally, or verbally. Do you think cyber-bullying is a crime that should be punishable by law? The post Cyberbullying first appeared on COMPLIANT PAPERS.
Models help us describe and summarize relationships between variables. Understanding how process variables relate to each other helps businesses predict and improve performance. For example, a marketing manager might be interested in modeling the relationship between advertisement expenditures and sales revenues. Consider the dataset below and respond to the questions that follow: … Read more
Does the mutation of the purple eyed gene in a drosphilla occur in the TATAAA box or the promoter? Is there a human version of the purple eyed fruit fly gene and what functions does it serve? The post Does the mutation of the purple eyed gene in a drosphilla occur first appeared on … Read more
Examine the concept of the noble-cause corruption and how it impacts ethical decision making. A complete paper will analyze ethical leadership methodology. Resources may include text book (Police Ethics, the corruption of Noble Cause, by: Michael A Caldero/ John O Crank) along with other books, articles, or journals. You must have a minimum of … Read more
The broad-based audit plan should identify control risks and areas of focus for the audit. You will provide recommendations for which accounts should be audited using analytical procedures and which accounts should be tested using substantive test of detail. Additionally, you will address going concern considerations, the prior year’s audit opinion, and audit locations. … Read more
QUESTION: In a hypothetical scenario, the establishment of school-based surveillance to document the prevalence of childhood obesity has been proposed as an intervention. The intention is that it would help inform the development of prevention and treatment policies. (1) How does this strategy correspond to Meadows (1999) places to intervene in a system? (2) … Read more
One of the tenets of Artificial Intelligence (AI) is that a computer can be so designed that it can simulate human intelligence — and, if it can simulate it well enough, such a computer might as well be called “a thinking machine.” For example, if we set up a Turing Test where we couldn’t tell … Read more
Define and develop the argument in favor of epiphenomenalism. Do you find the position to be convincing or not? Defend your position, making possible reference to material not just from this module, but from previous modules, as you find that the area of relevance overlaps. The post Epiphenomenalism. first appeared on COMPLIANT PAPERS.
• What is the paper about (scope)? • Did they identify a problem (economic, logistical, etc.) • What did the author(s) want to do (objectives)? • How did they go about doing it (methodology)? • What evidence did they use in the analysis? • What did they find (conclusion)? Paper’s Strengths Here are … Read more
Post a brief description of the societal issue you selected and describe two recommendations experts have made for resolving this societal issue. Then, identify two ethical challenges that might arise when following these recommendations. Finally, explain how you might address those ethical challenges. Be specific and reference a professional code of ethics to support your … Read more
