Virtuous Character 1. What two types of virtue does Aristotle mention, and which type is more specifically ethical? Give an example of a virtue of each type. 2. In what sense is virtue natural, and in what sense is it not natural? 3. What is the significance of habituation for virtue theory? 4. What do … Read more
Least Two Ideas Choose a city in the US that you are familiar with, or want to learn more about and discuss the historical development of this city. Define and use at least two concepts that were presented in chapter 5 to help enhance this history (LAND DEVELOPMENT AND TECHNOLOGY). Has this city experienced suburbanization? … Read more
G Dumping Ethidium Instructions As part of the annual review conducted by the safety and compliance department at your company, several situations were identified as potentially non-compliant. Here are some lab policy breaches that have occurred in a research lab: taking the backup supply of a critical reagent without reporting to supply personnel taking a … Read more
Implementing Cardiovascular Disease Prevention Plan of Action—A Literature Review for A Public Health Problem The literature review process can be an inexact science and tedious process because of the extensive scope of public health material, studies, and research. To add to this challenge, there are inconsistencies in the search process which demands a systematic … Read more
2 – 3 Reviewed Inferential Versus Descriptive Statistics Explain how inferential statistics differs from descriptive statistics; identify common inferential statistical methods and discuss why inferential statistical methods are a significant component of data analytics work. Cite two specific examples of how inferential statistics are used. Your initial post comprising a minimum of 450 words should have … Read more
Well Written Piece Hello All! Below is the link to the article for our discussion this week. Read the article critically. As you are reading/rereading the article, think about the following questions: Who is the publisher of this article? Is this a reliable publication? Who is the author? What is their/his/her purpose or goal … Read more
Standard Font Times New TOPIC: Two hundred years ago, the average American ate 2 lbs of sugar per year. In 1970, we ate 123 lbs per year. Today, the average American eats 152 lbs of sugar in a year (dhhs.nh.gov). What are the consequences of eating all that sugar? Describe how added sugars contribute to health problems. Offer your classmates some advice … Read more
Latter Group Includes Observational discuss: Last week we explored qualitative research methods which relies on non numerical data from observation, one to one or focus group interviews, and open ended questionnaires to answer questions and identify gaps. Quantitative research uses quantifiable and numerical data in its analysis to generate knowledge and expand evidence based information. … Read more
Successfully Lead Others Explain why it is important for public health professionals to be aware of their personal leadership style, traits, and practices. Discuss the benefits of applying servant leadership as a public health professional. Explain how the tenants of servant leadership can be used by a public health leader to empower and positively influence … Read more
Qualitative Case Study 5 questions and each question should be answered in 800 words (No plagiarism, Very Professional) Q1. Quantitative or Qualitative case study? (800 words) Q2. leadership on policymaking? (800 words) Q3. business intelligence & big data assumptions & limitation? (800 words) Q4. latest tech & risk associated with it regards to machine networks? … Read more
