Category: Research & Summaries

Please review the video “Unconscious Bias in Hiring” Write a 2 page paper, double spaced, on how unconscious bias can be a detriment in the hiring/interview process incorporating examples from the video. Utilize 2 secondary sources. APA 7.0 incorporate a reference page.

Please review the video “Unconscious Bias in Hiring” Write a 2-page paper, double spaced, on how unconscious bias can be a detriment in the hiring/interview process incorporating examples from the video. Utilize 2 secondary sources. APA 7.0 incorporate a reference page .

The topic is: Emergency Planning and Community Right to Know Act 1986.

write a paper analyzing the paper based on the following questions:
1.When was the regulation passed by the Federal government?
2. Why was the regulation passed by the Federal government?
3. What businesses/industries are covered by the regulation?
4. What are the legal requirements of the policy? In other words, what are the covered businesses required to do?
5. What toxic chemicals does the regulation deal with and why?
6. How is the regulation implemented and enforced? What local agencies are responsible?
7. Is the legislation considered successful? Why or why not?
The paper must be a minimum of 1200 words (between 4 and 5 double-spaced pages).
The paper should have a minimum of 5 references and 2 or 3 of those should be from peer-reviewed books or journals.
Note on references. Legitimate references include scholarly journals/articles, books, data cited
from databases (i.e., U.S. Census), and government reports (i.e., United States General
Accountability Office). You may include personal or telephone interviews with relevant
stakeholders. Citations from Internet sources that are merely web pages constructed by
individuals airing their personal views are unacceptable sources. However, legitimate websites
accessing refereed academic journals/reports (i.e., articles published in The Urban Institute,
Journal of Urban Affairs, etc.) are legitimate resources. One way to determine if a website is
acceptable or not is to ask yourself, “If the Internet did not exist, would I be able to find this
article in the university library?” Newspaper or magazine articles may be used for this
assignment provided they are in-depth articles on the issue, and not just commentaries or
editorials.

Dear StudentsPlease find critical thinking assignment 3. Do not change the format. You have to add your details and the answers in the file. Plagiarism is not allowed.
Module 8Assignment-III: Provisional Questions for data collection(Questionnaire) (100 points) By this time, you will have a good knowledge of data collection techniques and the measurement questions and instruments. Develop a good questionnaire based on the chapters from the textbook (module 5-8). The questionnaire must have all types of questions you studied in the chapters, e.g. Dichotomous (Yes/ No), Multichotomous (MCQ), Check List, Ranking & Rating Scale as well as Open-ended questions. Minimum 20 questions should be included in the questionnaire (mentioning the type of question). The logical sequence must be maintained and the ideal format and basic guidelines must be adhered.CT 3.docx
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1) Describe your topic and research question using the framework of your choice (either EOP orPICO
2) Describe your search process: search engine (database) used, Full search terms (using boolean’soperators), a total number of articles initially found from the chosen database, and any other strategies
3) List two articles in an APA format) For each article listed,a. Summarize the study purpose, study methods, main findings, and conclusion using layman’s language (it should be written in your own words based on your understanding. It should not be a repeat or copy & paste from the abstracts).b. Explain how it is related to your topic and whether it can be used to answer your research question

I want it in “4 pages”
Name and student ID on top, Good to include some information from outside lectures, Inçlude a short example, Without reference.
The plagiarism rate should be 0%

Instructions
Qualitative research can explore the experiences, perspectives, behaviors, and beliefs of people and communities in their context. The rich, descriptive data differ from quantitative data and involve different data collection methods. These include collecting data through individual interviews, focus group discussions, case studies, observations, qualitative surveys, and visual/audio/written sources (such as photographs, recordings, diaries). The findings from qualitative research contribute to an insightful understanding of public health issues. This insight is vital to developing programs that can effectively promote health and well-being.
Step 1. Read these articles:
Age Segregation
E-cigarette
Lung Cancer
Youth Cancer
Step 2. Compare and contrast the articles, in terms of:
Research question or aims
Are there differences in the kinds of questions that can be asked?
Study sample and data collection methods
Are the methods appropriate for the research question/aim? Why or why not?
What other methods could have been used to achieve the research aims?
What are the advantages and drawbacks of the methods used?
Data analysis (overview)
Main study results and findings
Are there differences in the types of results and the way the results are presented?
Are there differences in the types of conclusions made or insight offered and how generalizable they are?

Research papers or articles about
Chatbot for tourism
Sentiment analysis from reviews in the tourism field
(Must include machine learning models that have been used with the accuracies)

The Introduction Section of your research paper plays a pivotal role in setting the stage for your study, defining the problem, and providing context for your research. Below, you will find detailed instructions on how to construct this section effectively:
Length: Your Introduction Section should span between 2 (FULL) to 3 pages (excluding the cover page).
Key Components to Include:
1. Revised Problem Statement: Begin by presenting a clear and revised problem statement. This statement should succinctly outline the core issue your research aims to address. It should reflect any refinements or adjustments made to the problem statement since its initial formulation.
2. Background Information: Provide additional background or statistical information related to your research topic. Ensure that you support this information with relevant in-text citations from reputable sources. This step helps establish the context and importance of your research topic.
3. Purpose or Goal of the Study: Clearly articulate the purpose, goal, or objective of your research study. Explain what your study intends to achieve and how it will contribute to the existing body of knowledge in the field.
4. Relevance and Significance: Discuss the relevance and significance of your study. Explain why this research is essential, addressing any gaps or limitations in current knowledge that your study aims to fill.
5. Hypotheses (If Any): If your study involves hypotheses, state them explicitly. Hypotheses are testable statements that predict the outcomes or relationships you expect to find in your research.
6. Target Population or Sample: Describe the target population or sample that your study focuses on. This section should clarify the demographic characteristics or criteria used to define your study’s participants.
7. Research Approach: Specify whether your research will adopt a quantitative, qualitative, or mixed-method approach. Briefly explain why this approach is most suitable for your research objectives.
8. Key Terms or Words: Identify and define key terms or words that are central to your study. This helps ensure a common understanding of terminology among your readers.
9. Research Question(s): Present one (1) to three (3) clear and well-defined research questions that your study aims to answer. These questions should align with your research objectives and guide the direction of your investigation.
References: Cite a minimum of 4 to 6 reputable references that support the background information you have provided. Ensure that you adhere to proper citation and referencing styles.
Constructing a robust Introduction Section is essential as it forms the foundation upon which your research paper is built. It should engage your readers, convey the significance of your study, and clearly define your research objectives and approach. By following these guidelines and incorporating the necessary details, your Introduction Section will effectively set the stage for the rest of your research paper.
I have completed the problem statement and will provide it to you shortly. I really need your help!
I have also attached a student sample paper. Only focus on the introduction section!
Please follow ALL directions exactly!
I cannot extend the time, sadly.

Short Analysis Papers: You will have two analysis papers (each 600-650 words). Each paper will
be worth 150 points (15% of your final grade). These papers will be on a particular theme or
themes of the readings, covered in the period prior to the due date. You will choose your topic of
interest, as long as it related to religion and popular culture. You will find example or examples
related to the topic you have chosen from various media outlet, such as television, movies, sport,
magazines, newspapers, social media sources. For these short analysis papers, you must draw on
at least four of the reading materials of the period—please note these four readings must be
from different sources. You will connect your example to the readings you are drawing on, in a
way that help your analysis and argument. Your chosen examples may be the manifestations of
the connection(s) between popular culture and religion in any area. You may choose any aspects
of religion or popular culture from variety of materials, for examples cartoons; comic books;
newspapers; advertisement; consumer culture; celebrity; standup comedy; movies; music; reality
TV; sport; human rights, legal, medical, pharmaceutical, political, and social issues, science, so on
and so forth. Your paper should show that you have read, understood, and are able to critically
engage with the readings. In your paper, you introduce the topic about which you are writing,
provide a brief background and an explanation of its significance; please include your example (s)
in your paper, either by inserting or attaching them; explain how and to which aspect or aspects of
the readings it/they relate; show how they reveal the connection between religion and popular
culture, nationalism, consumer culture,…depending on the topic you have chosen to write on; and
provide your own analysis; your paper should end with a good and coherent conclusion. You will
submit your papers through the provided link on CANVAS. Unless otherwise announced, they
will be due on the specified Fridays by 11.59 PM. Please submit them on the due date to avoid
losing points for late submission (Total Points 300, 30% of your final grade).
Your analysis papers will be graded based on the following criteria:
–A good title (5 Points)
–A Good introduction that introduces the topic you have chosen and why it is significant (15);
–Explaining where you have taken the example, and how/ why the example is relevant to your
topic and the theme or themes of the course or/and the period (10 points);
–Illustrating the connection between your example with your topic and the readings you cite (15
points);
–Providing your own analysis of the topic drawing on your example and the readings (30 points);
–The quality of your engagement with the materials, your example and course readings (30);
–The quality and coherence of your writing (20 points);
–A good conclusion (15)
–Proper format (12-inches, double space, once inch margins), proper citation and bibliography
(10 Points).
Please Note: your paper must show you have done the readings and thought about them carefully
and critically. Please also make sure to articulate your informed analysis and avoid such statements
as: “I liked it,” or this is good or bad or right or wrong. The papers are not about judgments. They
should instead indicate your knowledge of the topic and your critical thinking ability and your
ability to articulate your views. You will lose points for late submission. Your paper may not be
accepted if more than two weeks late unless you provide convincing and legitimate reason(s).
I have attached the four sources below. Please use simple language and make it no longer than 650 words. Use MLA citation style.