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For this discussion, describe the aspects of both the written and oral research report that should be emphasized for readers and audiences, including a rationale for your position. (Chapter 17 – Sekaran & Bougie Text).

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This final week is a time for celebration! As you begin the week, consider the blessings that God bestowed on you to finish the course. The ability to view the global perspective of life requires letting go of the many frustrations that we experience in day-to-day living. Jesus often pointed out to the disciples that they would experience trouble, setback, rejection, and limitation but the Bible admonishes through the Apostle Paul in Romans 8:28, “And we know that in all things God works for the good of those who love him, who have been called according to his purpose” (NIV).

Reflect on how everything has come together and worked for your good in the course over the past eight weeks and share your reflections in the discussion forum below.

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Scriptural Reference: Roman 8: 27 – 28 (verse 27 added for context)

https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Romans+8%3A+27-28&version=NIV

Purpose:

(choose a topic to be persuasive)

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I. Introduction

1. Teaser:
2. Thesis:
3. Preview Statement:

Transition:

II. Body

a. Main Point 1:

Transition:

b. Main Point 2:

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Transition:

c. Main Point 3:

Transition:

III. Conclusion

A. Restate main points:

B. Restate thesis:

C. Clincher:

Question 25

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Which of the following statements in support of divine command theory is true?

• Divine command theory does not tend to fulfill people’s emotional needs.
• Divine command theory cannot provide clear motivations for being moral.
• Divine command theory helps make sense of humanity’s place in the world.
• Divine command theory is reflective in that reason plays a role in determining right and wrong.

Question 24

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Choose the statement that exemplifies consequentialism.

• Lying is impermissible because it reveals a dishonest nature.
• Lying is impermissible because it is intrinsically wrong.
• Lying is impermissible because society demands honesty.
• Lying is impermissible because it causes others to mistrust you.

Question 23

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Jimmy is a nurse who cares for the aging Mr. Buckner in New York City. Mr. Buckner is a very wealthy man who has saved a lot of money over the years. One day, Mr. Buckner takes Jimmy aside and tells him that he has decided what to do with his money after he dies. Mr. Buckner tells Jimmy that he wants Jimmy to give all of the money to the New York Knicks basketball team. He makes Jimmy promise three times that he will do this. Jimmy thinks Mr. Buckner has gone crazy, but Mr. Buckner dies before they can discuss it further.

Which action is supported by utilitarianism but intuitively seems unethical?

• Jimmy does what he promised and gives Mr. Buckner’s fortune to the New York Knicks.
• Jimmy breaks his promise to Mr. Buckner and instead donates the money to a basketball league that helps inner city youth.
• Jimmy decides to keep Mr. Buckner’s fortune for himself, as payment for all his work.
• Jimmy breaks his promise to Mr. Buckner and uses the money to pay for an operation his mother needs.

Question 22

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Many people confuse topics of religion, social etiquette, and law with ethical topics.

Select the example related to social etiquette.

• Anthony follows the flow of traffic, even if he is exceeding the speed limit.
• Tara installs a wheelchair ramp at her business to meet government regulations.
• Marcy disapproves of working on Sundays because she was taught it was a day of rest.
• Nathan talks loudly on his cell phone while standing in line at the store.

Question 21

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According to Kant, which of the following violates a person’s humanity?

• Hurting someone’s feelings
• Forcing someone to do something
• Disrespecting someone’s wishes
• Debating with someone

Question 20

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Which of the following represents a difficulty with egoism?

• Egoism promotes the common good by putting individuals first.
• Egoism is focused on positive effects for the agent.
• Egoism does not allow for inherent human dignity.
• Egoism does not account for the agent’s pain.

Question 19

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Which of the following is a key benefit of philosophy?

• Philosophy teaches us about other cultures.
• Philosophy helps us understand how people behave.
• Philosophy identifies ways we can improve relationships.
• Philosophy allows us to construct logical arguments.

Question 18

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“People who are generous help those in need however they can.”

To which theory of ethics is the person who made this statement likely appealing?

• Conventionalism
• Virtue-based ethics
• Egoism
• Kantian deontology

Question 17

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Which of the following is an argument?

• Donuts are the best breakfast food. I had one this morning.
• If you don’t water your plants, they will wilt. If you water them, they will be healthy. If you fertilize them, they will be healthier.
• I got eight hours of sleep and ate a healthy breakfast. Therefore, I am going to have a great day.
• Every time your phone rings, your brain releases a chemical called dopamine.

Question 16

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An argument is strong and the conclusion is true, but both premises are false.

Which of the following terms best describes the argument?

• Cogent
• Uncogent
• Sound
• Unsound

Question 15

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Which of the following examples contains a disagreement between popular thought and divine command theory?

• God commands that certain crimes be punished by death, but many people oppose capital punishment.
• God forbade eating pork in the Torah, but in the book of Acts, he got rid of that prohibition.
• God commands that we forgive everyone, so I told my brother that I still love him after he broke my car window.
• God forbids lying, but I lie in pretty much every other sentence I say.

Question 14

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Karl receives a call from the local police, who are concerned that his son may be growing and distributing an illegal (but not dangerous) drug. Karl knows this suspicion to be true. If he admits it to the police, his son will be arrested, and their family’s name will be tarnished. If he lies, the police will assume the tip they got was false and go away.

Most people are split on this issue. How might it be evaluated by a utilitarian?

• Karl’s lying is morally wrong because his obligation to the state is more important than his son staying out of trouble, even though it would bring about no benefit for the state.
• Karl’s lying is morally right because he has an obligation to protect his son, even if his son’s actions cause harm to others.
• Karl’s lying is morally wrong because it is sinful to lie, even when the consequences are less than desirable.
• Karl’s lying is morally right because keeping his son out of trouble and his family’s reputation clear will bring about more happiness than if his son is arrested.

Question 13

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Which of the following statements reflects conventionalism?

• Moral truths are universal.
• Moral truths do not exist.
• Moral truths differ from culture to culture.
• Moral truths differ from person to person.

Question 12

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“Abortion is acceptable if the woman doesn’t want to be a mother.”

To which theory of ethics is the person who made this statement likely appealing?

• Egoism
• Utilitarianism
• Kantian deontology
• Conventionalism

Question 11

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I try to hurt my roommate by hitting him in the back, but I actually help his chronic back pain instead.

What problem with utilitarianism does this situation demonstrate?

• The intent of an action determines the morality of the action.
• Intent isn’t a factor for the utilitarian, so this action is good, even though I meant to cause harm.
• An agent is equally responsible for actions he chooses to take or not take.
• Utilitarianism is committed to treating everyone’s happiness equally.

Question 10

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Which of the following people would most likely be satisfied with conventionalism?

• Kayden is looking for an ethical framework that says, “Right is right, even if nobody is right.”
• Kelly is looking for an ethical framework that respects diverse traditions.
• Karin is looking for an ethical framework that has a basis outside of humanity.
• Keith is looking for an ethical framework that focuses on his own character.

Question 9

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Which of the following statements supports egoism?

• A flourishing society requires flourishing individuals.
• A society is more just if it enforces laws for the benefit of everyone.
• Ethical standards are easily upheld when they benefit others.
• The rule of law motivates actions for individuals.

Question 8

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Which of the following represents rule utilitarianism?

• Oswald gives 10% of his income to charity because giving to charity generally brings about greater good.
• Odessa saves a drowning man because she knows his family needs him in order to be happy.
• Opal grows lots of plants and flowers to help offset her carbon footprint.
• Omar breaks into a large store because he needs food and the store’s loss will be insignificant.

Question 7

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“Capital punishment is morally wrong because killing people is always wrong, no matter what.”

To which theory of ethics is the person who made this statement likely appealing?

• Kantian deontology
• Virtue-based ethics
• Conventionalism
• Divine command theory

Question 6

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Marcus hurries past a mugging because he doesn’t want to get involved.

How might a virtue-based ethicist classify this action?

• Impermissible
• Obligatory
• Supererogatory
• Neutral

Question 5

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The statement, “I will read a book when I get bored so as to improve my mind,” is a __________.

• universal law
• formulation
• maxim
• categorical imperative

Question 4

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Judy owns a bookstore/cafe that has always done pretty well. However, a new competitor recently opened a block away, and Judy’s business has decreased.

Which of the following decisions would likely constitute an impermissible action on Judy’s part?

• Judy buys stock in the competitor’s business until she’s the majority shareholder.
• Judy invents a distasteful rumor about her competitor and tells it to her customers.
• Judy writes a letter to her competitors asking why they opened their store so close to hers.
• Judy launches a marketing campaign focused on her business’ benefit to the local community.

Question 3

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Which of the following statements is true of ethics?

• Ethics is not subject to the same level of rigor as other philosophical pursuits.
• Ethical behavior has little to do with interpersonal interaction.
• Ethical principles are just personal opinions.
• Objectivity is vital to ethical thought.

Question 2

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Which action demonstrates a shortcoming of virtue-based ethics?

• Donating to a charity out of a sense of superiority and ego
• Lying so that a coworker will lose his job
• Participating in an anti-war protest due to personal convictions about the morality of war
• Refusing to engage in gossip out of a sense of respect for others’ privacy

Question 1

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Why is egoism unique among ethical theories?

• It is the only theory to maintain that there are no universal truths regarding what is good.
• It is the only theory to acknowledge conflicting interests as harmful to a system of ethics.
• It is the only theory to equate what is good to what is performed in the name of self-interest.
• It is the only theory to explain the way things ought to be in regards to what is right and wrong.

Hirers buy benefits and solutions! Think of every interview as a buyer/seller relationship. You have a service to sell, which is your value to the employer, and like a good salesperson, you need to know how to use techniques to help you make the sale.

There are three (3) ways you can convince the hiring authority to buy what you have to offer.

1. Yourself and your personality
2. Your abilities and your credentials
3. Your potential worth to the company

INSTRUCTIONS:

For this discussion, reflect on how you can use yourself and your personality to make the sale.

• Choose a personality trait of yours and explain why you chose that strength.
• Discuss how that personality trait reflects the P.R.I.C.E. elements of success.
• Describe the soft skills that are related to the chosen trait.
• Explain how you plan to use the elements of P.R.I.C.E. and the soft skills you have chosen, to sell that personality trait

Please be sure to validate your opinions and ideas with citations and references in APA format and in-text citations.

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Peer Response

Please respond to the discussion post on the bottom of this post.

Instructions:

• Compare and contrast your peer’s personality trait to that of your own.
  • How are they similar
  • How are they different
• Given the trait they chose, their choice of P.R.I.C.E. element, and their selected soft skills, comment on their plan to sell that personality trait.
• Describe your thoughts on their plan.
• Suggest at least one additional way they could sell their personality trait to prospective employers.

Please be sure to validate your opinions and ideas with citations and references in APA format and in-text citations.

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Peer’s Discussion Post

A personality trait that I hold is compassion. I picked out this trait because I genuinely care about other people, their feelings and well being. My family and friends always know they can count and call on me because they know I will help them in any way and always check on them to make sure they are straight. My patients always compliment me on how I go the extra mile to get them what they need throughout their hospital visit. 

My personality trait reflects the P.R.I.C.E elements of success because of my compassion towards people and my level of professionalism. By me going that extra mile for my family, friends and patients it shows that I care and that theirs people out here with a heart. This is when people are at their most vulnerable state that I get to be the one to care for them and do those things for them when family aren’t there or cant make it because of other situations or things that they have going on. I feel that you cant be in this profession and not have compassion. 

Some soft skills related to compassion are empathy and sympathy.Sympathy is feeling compassion or commiseration for another person, while empathy is when you project yourself into them and feel what they are feeling (McClafferty, 2014). These soft skills are used often when I’m giving care to my patients. Sometimes my patients doesn’t have the support system they need to be able to heal and progress while in the hospital and thats where that compassion/empathy/sympathy comes to play. They look for those things when they are not there and I can honestly say that It makes me feel good to know that Im able to make someone feel better about their stay.

How I plan to use the elements of P.R.I.C.E and the soft skills is the way that I use them everyday in life. I talk and interact with people and patients daily. So this gives me the opportunity to be able to interact and use those skills in my everyday life.

Reference

McClafferty, Alex. “6 Soft Skills That Guarantee Your Success.” Forbes, Forbes Magazine, 21 Oct. 2014, www.forbes.com/sites/alexmcclafferty/2014/10/21/soft-skills/?sh=281e468b3041.

Can you help me understand this Market Research question?

How would REM 5 have a competitive advantage for using VR in classrooms and specifically cardboard VR. Also what would their market strategy be when using cardboard VR. There’s a study saying that the number of people being diagnosed with ADHD is increasing, so that could possibly be included in the value proposition saying that VR helps kids focus more(?)

• Value Proposition –What problem do you solve? What products/services do you suggest delivering to the targeted market?
• Market Analysis & Competitive Advantage
• Marketing Strategy –Note: VR and its potential future is extremely challenging to articulate without physically getting someone in a headset to experience it firsthand. How will your marketing strategy overcome this challenge?

Can you please assist me with this component?

After a program is identified for evaluation with an identifiable problem, a research design must be identified. The design describes the purpose(s) and method(s) of evaluation. The design identifies the specific ways in which the evaluator will collect and analyze data relevant to program efficacy (i.e., whether program outputs are aligned with the program’s express purpose/mission).

In 1,750-2,000 words, do the following:

1. Evaluation questions and their justifications from Topic 1. This section should include edits based on feedback from your instructor.
2. Explain data collection procedures.
3. Describe reporting procedures.
4. Describe quantitative methods.
5. Describe qualitative methods.
6. Compare why one method may be a better fit for the evaluation.

Cite five to seven scholarly resources to support your explanations.
Prepare this assignment according to the guidelines found in the APA Style Guide, located in the Student Success Center. An abstract is not required.
This assignment uses a rubric. Please review the rubric prior to beginning the assignment to become familiar with the expectations for successful completion.

What method or combination of methods should ZEN PATH select?

At least 2 pages in length and in APA format.

1. Outline the pro and cons of either method. Identify in detail the metrics ZEN PATH’s
management should use to assess which one is the best. You are not supposed to
select a method, just compare them and provide ALL relevant information that you will
need to make a decision.

2. Who are the key stake holders for ZEN PATH?

3. Let us assume that ZEN PATH chose to offer meditation seminars as the main source of
additional income. They will still try to get sponsors, but the seminars will be the main
source of new funds. What is the image that the monastery should project to the diverse
stakeholders given the new changes? Describe it in a short statement (20-word limit).

4. What social media should be used and how should they be structured to help ZEN
PATH deal with its financial constraints given the choice of offering seminars? Provide a
detailed list of the social media they should use, as well as how they should use them.
Be as specific as possible. For example, if they were to use Twitter, then you should
provide a sample tweet message. Listing all possible social media is not a good answer.
You may list several, but I would like to see how ZEN PATH should rank the ones they
should use based on their importance for this particular situation.

5. Describe the key elements of the web site to maximize awareness, and attendance to
the services (meditation training) as well as to make ZEN PATH more attractive to
sponsors.

6. Once ZEN PATH started offering more meditation seminars, a philosophy professor at a
local university sent a sarcastic twitter message claiming that ZEN PATH should change
its name to DOLLAR PATH since they had become very commercialized. The message
has been re-twitted a lot. How should ZEN PATH use reputation management
techniques and social media to defend themselves from a message that may soon go
viral?

7. What metrics (both in terms of web analytics and non-web metrics) should ZEN PATH
use to assess (a) the success of the offering of meditation seminars, (b) the
effectiveness of the modified brand image to attract more sponsors, and (c) the
effectiveness of their activities to limit the reputation damage from the philosopher’s
tweet?

More Directions are located in the attached document below.

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