social science

The death with dignity Act is carefully constructed and protects both doctor and patient. In order for PAS to be legal, the patient must be sane and properly informed about potential alternatives. This is an ethical template that other states considering such a law might be encouraged to adopt.1. Why do you feel the way you do about the issue presented?2. which do you think is the most ethical and why?

A fascinating element of this case is the fact that so few people involved with Theranos asked the basic question of whether or not the technology worked and many employees who knew the technology did not work did not come forward. Many people with the duty to ask questions did not. For example, a board of directors should exercise “due diligence,” which assures that the company’s financial picture is sound and that the company’s actions do not harm others. The Theranos board seemed uninterested in either function. Theranos board member George Shultz testified under oath that, despite escalating allegations, he believed Holmes’s claims about her technology and it did not occur to him to probe into it. Similarly, very few investors asked basic scientific questions and many employees were too afraid of losing their jobs to come forward. These failures could be argued to have resulted in direct harm to patients who were relying on the faulty tests for medical decisions. Considering that Holmes and Balwani are the only ones charged by the SEC and the only ones facing criminal charges, what, if any, moral responsibility should be placed on the board of directors, investors, and employees? In other words, did they have a moral responsibility to make sure that patients of the blood test were not harmed? Should those that enabled Holmes to continue to lie also be held accountable for their actions? Why or why not? Be sure to include moral argumentation to support your position.

I need a discussion 2-3 paragraph/ about half page:What strategies do you think will be most successful in addressing population growth in developing countries? Explain your response.21

It’s time to begin preparing for your last paper, due week 14. For this assignment, arrange an interview with someone who is a professional acquaintance (no family members or your best friend, please). This should be a 1-hour interview where you have chosen some open-ended questions to ask.The topic for your paper is sociological identity. This could be centered around one’s identity concerning culture, socialization, social class, group identity, gender/sexuality, racial/ethnic identity, etc. It can certainly be a mix of all of those. You will prepare for this assignment by reviewing the readings and your notes.First, begin by putting together a list of 8-10 questions. Your goal is to keep the interview as non-directive as possible (in other words, don’t ask ‘leading questions’ – example, “I bet that made you feel really bad, huh?”)To help keep your interview on target, and your paper on the right track, submit your interview questions to me here so that I can provide you with some ample feedback.

American Anthropologist 122 (2): 259-71.This provocative review published in one of the major anthropology journals in the US by a Black anthropologist at the prestigious University of Chicago is sure to provoke, anger and inspire difficult but long overdue discussions in the discipline. Jobson’s call to reimagine traditional (and I would add predominantly white and male) anthropological questions, assumptions, theories, and methods is a welcome and necessary plea at a moment of cascading calamities for the planet but also for the discipline of anthropology itself. The author argues that in order to survive, anthropology must reject the tradition of liberal humanism and instead embrace a radically new, relevant, and engaged anthropology that is capable of confronting the present “ecological catastrophe and authoritarian retrenchment.” What would it mean, Jobson asks, for anthropologists to dialogue and work collaboratively across boundaries to produce different kinds ofknowledge that explore complex and contested spaces and places? He cites key ethnographic research published in 2019 that grappled imaginatively with the twin crises of climate change and authoritarian governance. Arguing against technological and state “fixes” and in favor of an anthropology that confronts its origins “in the wake of the plantation,” Jobson suggests that “letting anthropology burn” could lead us to a radical, necessary, abolitionist anthropology that embraces a “new humanism as its political horizon.”

You need to conduct a research on ” M aternal mortality in the United States”. You might find readings on maternal mortality for this unit helpful. To help you think about what you need to write, please answer the following questions:1. What are the causes of maternal mortality/deaths in the United States?2. Are maternal deaths decreasing over time?/Is maternal mortality decreasing over time? Why or why not?3. What has been done to prevent maternal mortality/deaths in the United States?4. Have these efforts been effective? Why or why not?Once you have completed your research, you will have to write a short research paper. Your paper should be 3-5 pages in length. Please address the questions asked above (but don’t just turn in a bulleted form of the answers to your questions, you are writing a paper!). Additionally, be sure to use any critical terms covered in your assigned readings and this week’s or previous lectures.For full credit you must incorporate at least five sources on maternal mortality in the U.S. in your paper. The five sources must be correctly cited (APA or MLA) in the body of your paper.

What are some environmental factors that place girls and women at risk for trafficking networks in Cambodia ? socio-ecological perspective, so looking at environmental factors (poverty, political climate, etc.22

If government activity is more likely to be honest when under public scrutiny, discuss the ways in which jails or prisons might become more “open” to the public.In response to Coles “Call to Service”: reflect on the reasons you chose criminal justice as your major course of study.

Consider the topics covered in this week’s resources and incorporate them into your blog.By Day 3Post a blog post that includes:Any legal considerations during your field education experience that you may have had to address or that you might addressAn explanation of potential challenges in adhering to legal considerations during your field education experiencemy internship is with Jasmine trangucci-clinical social worker in private practiceRequired ReadingsBirkenmaier, J., & Berg-Weger, M. (2018). The practicum companion for social work: Integrating class and fieldwork (4th ed.). New York, NY: Pearson.Chapter 9, “Social Work Practice and the Legal System” (pp. 207-224)Required MediaLaureate Education. (Producer). (2013e). Legal considerations [Audio file]. Retrieved from https://class.waldenu.eduNote: This audio introduction is located in the “Introduction and Objectives” section. The approximate length of this media piece is 1 minute.

Search the literature related to Barriers to social work training. In your review of the recent, empirical literature, what keywords did you search and in what databases?Provide at least 10 brief summaries of recent, scholarly (peer-reviewed) articles within five years that support/justify a current and relevant problem in your discipline or professional field. Source(s) Literature supporting your framework should be included. Include the complete, APA reference entry, followed by (a) an in-text citation; (b) what was studied; (c) what was found, and (d) why this research is important in relation to your study. This evidence provides the justification for your research problem.