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Research-Based ArgumentBasic Info· Length: 3-5 pages· Documentation Style: MLA (See EAA chp. 22)· Required Number of Sources: minimum of 5 Using the topic you detailed in the 2nd file I’ll upload, you will formulate a thesis that states a claim regarding my topic and you will present my position/ideas about that topic. You must support the thesis and develop your supporting ideas about it by utilizing research to back up and support your ideas. The credibility and efficacy (effectiveness) of the sources you choose will have a significant impact on the success of your argument, so it is essential that you choose your sources thoughtfully. Be sure to note:The introduction and conclusion of each essay. Each body paragraph should serve to develop and support the claim you make in your thesis.It’s not enough to refer to a source (whether it’s via quote, summary, or paraphrase). You need to discuss the material you reference to demonstrate how it supports your ideas. You are required to use at least 5 sources from my Annotated Bibliography · 3 journal, magazine, or newspaper articles. Go for substance here. If the “article” is only a few paragraphs, then it’s likely not detailed enough to be of real help to you. Make sure not to use an abstract (a summary of the article). You need to read the full article.· 1 Website. Make sure it is a credible one. Finding a magazine or newspaper article on the publication’s website does not count here. You should try to find a website devoted to your subject. Look for sites that end in .org, .edu, or .gov. These should offer information gathered from studies and surveys.· 1 Source of your choice. Consider published interviews with experts. Consider conducting your own interview if you have access to someone with firsthand knowledge or expertise regarding your subject. Documentaries can offer some interesting (although often contentious, or arguable) perspectives.

Is College the Best Option?Assignment:The authors of the readings/videos (listed below) from Unit 3 explore whether college is the best option for everyone. For Essay 3, you will choose a topic from one (or more) of these readings/videos that you would like to explore in depth. Next, you will extensively research your topic. During this process, you should consider your opinions about your topic and begin to formulate a thesis for your final paper. Your thesis must be argumentative. You will not inform the reader about the topic; you will persuade the reader.In your essay, you will persuade the reader to accept the argument set forth in your thesis using a combination of your own opinions and the opinions of third parties (i.e., by incorporating secondary sources), which is discussed in more detail below.

Write (4) page essay describing the major elements of the tradition you islam. Your essay should include information, when available, regarding the historical origins, basic worldview and beliefs, important figures, ritual practices, holidays, and current state of the religious tradition of islam.

The Bridge Project ( 3 pages )Topic: You may choose any topic you would like, as long as it is related in some way to World Religions and you are able to connect the topic to yourself in some way (“the bridge”).Format: You may choose any format you think will work. The goal of the bridge project is to encourage you to recognize/demonstrate some kind of relationship between religion and your personal life. You do not have to be religious to do this; all you have to do is find some way in which religion affects your life, for good or bad (or both or neither). Music, songs, poetry, journals, papers, three-dimensional structures, interviews, book reviews, etc are all acceptable (among other possibilities).I realize that these instructions are very general and somewhat vague. That is on purpose, so that you have the freedom to explore and create what you would like, within those broad boundaries, for the project.Grading: Grading is on a 100 point scale, just like the tests. The project is 12.5% of the final grade. I will emphasize content primarily in grading, but style, creativity, and effort and will all be secondary grading considerations.

Identify nine abstracts across three journals. Create an annotated abstract bib and a grid for the nine abstracts.1.In the annotated abstract bib (see attached files), include a formatted reference, the annotated abstract (with highlights and comments), and a 1-2 sentence summary for each of the nine abstracts (stating the thesis/finding). Then identify three articles from the abstracts that form the conversation you will explore in your Analytic Exploration and describe the topic of the conversation.2. In the abstract grid (see attached files), for each of the nine abstracts, include the article title, journal, author, year, thesis/results, and key terms, and link access to the grid at the bottom of the bib.

Ethics and the Health ProfessionsProfessor Michael Senf11 April 2021Mandated Vaccination1. Ethical DilemmaI. Vaccinations are created with the purpose of preventing a disease.II. It is a practice that has led to the saving of lives based on the intensity that ailments mayhave within the society.III. Mandated vaccines have been passed by the constitution to ensure that the containment offatal illnesses takes place.IV. The practice is mostly common among the children because they are the most vulnerable.The dilemma comes in whether the person has the choice to choose or the protection of alife.2. Desired OutcomeV. The best practice that comes with the situation is that the disease can be prevented beforeit affects others.VI. The outcome of the choice involved in the dilemma entails foregoing the choice that aperson might have towards personal ideas such as the freedom of choice.VII. Saving a life is more important compared to making choices that are based onemotions only.3. First Ethical PrincipleVIII. The concern for others is the ethical principle that perfectly applies for the case.IX. The fact that one needs to protect himself to ensure that the protection for others isachieved is an important activity in play that needs to be respected.X. Second Ethical PrincipleXI. The other ethical principle that would apply involves law abiding. It is mandatory that thevaccines are administered.XII. The respect to law demands that such activities needs to be satisfied andrespecting the rule of law is paramount.4. Ethical TheoryXIII. The theory of ethics of care stipulates that one needs to show care towards othersto fulfill the ultimate purpose of life.5. Ethical DecisionXIV. The ethical decision would be derived with Doherty and Purtilo 6 steps to ensurethat a solid decision is created.6. PolicyXV. The vaccination policy is the health policy that the government uses to ensure thatthe vaccines are taken in the required way.

DRAFT THESIS STATEMENT DISCUSSION BOARDFor this week, you need to show some progress on your topic and argument. So, as a reply to this discussion board please paste a draft of your Thesis Statement. Aim for about one to three sentences. Then, respond to at least one classmate with some helpful advice on the things you like about their writing and how they might make their thesis stronger. This discussion is graded as complete/incomplete and will not be considered complete until you have both made your own post and responded to a classmate.Please choose a classmate that has not yet received feedback on their writing to respond to.In general, look for the following elements in the thesis statement you are reading today.Is the topic of the paper clear, detailed, and specific?Is the writer’s position on the issue clear? Does the thesis sound like it is making a definite argument about something that matters?Is the thesis actually arguable? (This means: the thesis should not be arguing something that absolutely everybody would already know, or agree with, at first glance.)

For this discussion board, you must choose one of the five sample Research Project Papers from the “Argumentation” section of the FYC eReader, on pages 153 to 191. (If you have not downloaded it yet, the FYC eReader is available from the TWU bookstore website. Simply search by this class and section number.)Please read your chosen paper and answer the following questions about it. You can also reply to your classmates and “like” posts you find particularly insightful or interesting.What is the author’s argument about the issue they are discussing? Is it clearly expressed? If they are proposing a solution to a problem, does this solution seem clear?What kinds of information does the paper help you to learn about the discussion of this issue in the past?How does the author respond to other authors who discuss this issue? Can you tell why the author agrees or disagrees with them?Does the argument seem persuasive? How does it appeal to the reader’s values (things they care about)? What kind(s) of compelling evidence is provided?Part 2:DRAFT THESIS STATEMENT DISCUSSION BOARDFor this week, you need to show some progress on your topic and argument. So, as a reply to this discussion board please paste a draft of your Thesis Statement. Aim for about one to three sentences. Then, respond to at least one classmate with some helpful advice on the things you like about their writing and how they might make their thesis stronger. This discussion is graded as complete/incomplete and will not be considered complete until you have both made your own post and responded to a classmate.Please choose a classmate that has not yet received feedback on their writing to respond to.In general, look for the following elements in the thesis statement you are reading today.Is the topic of the paper clear, detailed, and specific?Is the writer’s position on the issue clear? Does the thesis sound like it is making a definite argument about something that matters?Is the thesis actually arguable? (This means: the thesis should not be arguing something that absolutely everybody would already know, or agree with, at first glance.)

An Indefinite Leave to Remain visa is for Settlement, also known as the UK Visa, is a document showing that its holder has received the migratory status since living with a temporary visa in the UK for a certain period and has demonstrated a commitment to the UK. Immigration status is only open to people without a right of residency in the UK. The UK settlement visa is also recognized as an Indefinite Leave to Stay as the UK settlement visa, allowing its holder to reside in the UK without any time limits, to work or study without limitations. Once you retain this status, you can also join and leave the UK at any time.When to apply for ILR?Before the expiry of their visa stay in Britain, qualifying applicants must apply for the long residence ILR. You should not apply for your application more than 28 days before the term is completed, and if you apply before the deadline, your application is likely to be rejected and your fee will not be reimbursed.A Long Residency ILR Visa allows you to remain in the United Kingdom without being subject to immigration restrictions. Most people all over the world want to have a final settlement in the United Kingdom. To be eligible for Indefinite Leave to Remain, a person must have proof of ten years of lawful residence in the United Kingdom. The length of permanent stay in the UK consists of one year spent in the UK without going abroad, computed from the date on which you came into the UK or the day on which a visa has been issued. This is called the qualifying period, and the eligibility for an unlimited leave to stay in the UK should be assessed. During a qualifying time, the UK has a permissible absence period that is usually 180 days a year.Criteria for ILR Long Residence Eligibility:There are some conditions to apply for Long Residency, such as having:For the past ten years, I’ve been living in the United Kingdom.You could not have been outside the United Kingdom longer than 180 days.During a ten-year stay, you must not have spent more than 540 days outside the UK.Indefinite leave to remain:The UK immigration rules allow the individual to apply for an ‘indefinite leave to stay’ after the long residence. This allows the individual to stay in the UK indefinitely with no time limits, and new applications to the Immigration Office can be made to allow their children and dependents to join them.

Running Head: SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY 1SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY 2IntroductionSocial psychology is one of the main branches of psychology that deals with how the social relationship determines behavior patterns, actions, feelings, and thinking patterns. It involves individuals’ perception of their lives and relationships towards the entire society (Hogg & Tindale, 2008). Social psychology characteristics play a big role in making choices, what they believe, and how they behave when facing a social problem. Social psychology allows people to have a different opinion, which either positively or negatively affects society.Gordon Allport, a psychologist, uses scientific methods to explain and understand people’s behavior, feelings, and thoughts and how they are influenced by the implied, imagined, and actual presence of other people. Basically, social psychology determines how a person’s behavior is influenced by the social environment around a person when behavior is taking place. Individuals have a dramatic influence on the choices they make. Consider how one would behave when he/she is alone compared to when there are multiple people around. In the workplace, people behave differently when they are alone compared to when an employee or a supervisor is around them.IncidentOne of the major incidents I witnessed and partially experienced concerning social psychology was a murder case of a young lady of about thirty years old in a busy town where I had worked for two months in a big restaurant. One afternoon I noted two unfamiliar gentlemen arguing with the lady on the other side of the road. Since it is a busy town, many people seemed unconcerned with the argument between the two gentlemen and the physically familiar lady. Thus, I became anxious about what was happening.Shortly the gentlemen started assaulting the lady sexually, and up to this time, nobody seemed concerned with the situation. After sexual harassment, one of the two gentlemen took a knife from his pocket and stabbed the lady several times. During the struggle with the assailant, the lady screamed, “Please help me! He stabbed me! On my God!” but no person responded to assist the lady.As the struggle continued, the lady was able to break free from the assailants, but the gentlemen followed the lady, caught her, and stabbed the lady several more times. I empathized with the lady and tried to rescue her, I moved with speed at the scene, but one angry assailant took an object from the ground and threw to me. Although the object did not strike me, a piece of fiber entered between my eye and my contact lens. It was a painful experience that made me retreat from the crime scene. Finally, I managed to pull off the fiber and take my lens out. It was a sense of relief on my side, and before I realized it, the two gentle had taken off, and the lady was confirmed dead.Emotions based on chapter 6Based on social psychology, emotion pervades professional and social lives. It also influences how people behave and think, profoundly determines our social and relationship interactions. A few decades ago, emotions were conceptualized and studied as individual phenomenal, where researchers focused mostly on expressive and cognitive components based on neurological and physiological processes underlying emotion reactions.Currently, due to many types of research on social psychology through the increase in scholarly awareness, it is now clear that emotions are inherently social components that are elicited by individuals and expressed to other individuals with the intention influence, regulate a social situation and adhere to the social norms that govern people in a society (Parkinson & Manstead, 2015). My decision to assist the lady was out of emotion after realizing the harassment towards the lady was not according to the norms that govern people in any society. Out of emotion, I did not realize how dangerous those assailants were, considering they were two and well equipped with weapons. Through emotions, people engage in empirically impossible situations to solve, so such people should not be condemned.Aggression based on chapter 11In social psychology, aggression is a term used to describe people who yell on dare need to be assisted. People may cut other individuals’ cars in traffic; some may also smash their fists out of anger (Archer & Coyne, 2005). Based on recent researches conducted on social psychologies is that aggression is unacceptable behavior that is intended to harm a person or a group of people who does not wish to be injured or harmed, according to Richardson and Baron in 1994.There are some actions that, although they cause harm or injuries, are not considered aggression. For instance, during a football game, a player may accidentally break another player’s arm from the opponent team. Still, because the injury or harm was not intentional, the act is not referred to as aggression. Additional, not all intentional behavior that causes harm and hurts others is referred to as aggressive behavior. For instance, a dentist giving a patient a painful injection to prevent further pain on a patient’s tooth is not considered aggression.The scenario made me understand aggression is violence, which is prosecutable in the judicial system. The two gentlemen committed violence based on the court system and committed aggression based on social psychology perception. Additionally, a person who threw an object at me, intending to harm me, also committed aggression.Attitude based on chapter 7In social psychology is an emotional, mental, and psychological construct acquired through experiences. There is a set of behavior, believes, and emotions towards a scenario event or a person. Attitudes are a result of upbringing experiences, and although they are enduring can also change over time. Attitude ranges from extremely positive to extremely negative.In my case, through social psychology based on crowd attitude, individuals in the less populated environment are likely to assist during an emergency than individuals in a crowd. When people are many, they fail to understand one another’s need due to mob psychology attitude. In a crowd, individuals always take personal responsibility is solving a crisis; this gives criminals an added advantage to commit a crime and easily escape. Through my social psychology study, I understand how the lady did not get assistance despite her request o be helped.Altruism based on chapter 14According to social psychology, altruism is the unselfish concern for other individuals, particularly individuals with a dare need. Altruism is basically the desire to assist without been obliged to religious, loyalty, or duty reasons. The process involves just acting out of concern for other people (Wagner & Rush, 2000). In most cases, the act of altruism jeopardizes the lives of those who try to rescue other people from danger. Such acts are often acted unselfishly, and no expectations of rewards at the end.Through social psychology, I understood my act of attempting to assist the lady from the malicious gentlemen was an act of altruism. The process jeopardizes my health because I was almost losing my eye. I was comfortable assisting an individual, although she was not my friend. Altruism is true selflessness with no desire or expectation for personal gain.ConclusionIn conclusion, studying social psychology enlightened individuals in building a productive relationship among people in society. Studying more about people’s lives from different ethnicities, their attributes, and how their behavior is formed allows people to appreciate how relationships among individuals influence individual functioning.