Social science

Describe Psychoanalysis in your own words, then you will discuss the socio-cultural context in which they lived and developed an idea, and then discuss how this has influenced today’s thinking about psychology.

Write a two page (double spaced) summary of your understanding of the impact on society of the fracking. 

InstructionsFor this part of your single-subject case design, you will need to have collected baseline data for your client. Once you havecollected your baseline data, you will write an analysis describing the baseline. See the instructions below for details.Description of BaselineDescribe your baseline data. Be sure to include each of the following in your analysis:Present descriptive statistics for your baseline. Be sure to include the sample size, range of values, mean, standard deviation, and median.Create a line graph and describe the stability of your data based on visual analysis.Create a one and two standard deviation band graph. Do there appear to be outliers in your data?Using regression, do you detect a trend in your baseline data? Report your findings.Is your baseline data autocorrelated? Report your findings.Describe whether the baseline is stable or not. Use your data to support your description.

Question 1: Respond in at least 300 words. (All three parts; a, b and c, together should be at least 300 words)Hydraulic Fracking became a popular form of exploring for fossil/nonrenewable forms of energy in United states in the early 2000. Fracking as a technology was not new and existed for a long time. However, this form of tapping for fuel source has been controversial from the very beginning. Here is a link to the idea of Hydraulic Fracking from the Internet. A simple search on the Internet can give you access to many resources and information to this concept. Provided below is only one such link : (I have tried to hyperlink it, but if it does not open, please copy and paste it in your url box)https://www.vox.com/cards/fracking/what-is-frackingHYPERLINK “https://www.vox.com/cards/fracking/what-is-fracking” (Links to an external site.)Based on your research, respond to the following question prompts:a. Using the Economic concept of Marginal analysis (marginal cost – Marginal benefit), what could be some of the cost considerations and benefit considerations in tapping oil and natural gas through fracking?b. Using the Market model, (Demand and Supply model), create a general scenario of the possible impact on fuel prices. (If sketching the graph is challenging, you can explain the impact in words, in detail).c. There was a period of time in the mid 2000’s through the early part of 2010’s, when fracking lost its popularity in United states. Many towns in North Dakota and other states which flourished at one time due to the business of fracking, became “ghost towns”.  What could have been some of the causes of this?ORQuestion 2: Respond in at least 300 words (All three parts: a, b and c together should be at least 300 words).Coca-Cola has been focusing on selling more 7.5-ounce cans in displays near supermarket checkout lines. Previously Coke had relied more heavily on 20-ounce bottles displayed in the beverage sections of supermarkets. An article in the Wall Street Journal (Mike Esterl, “Coke under Pressure as Sales Abroad Weaken”, July 30, 2014) noted that, “The smaller 7.5-ounce mini-cans are typically priced at five to seven cents an ounce, compared with three or four cents an ounce for 12-ounce cans.” It quoted a Coca-Cola executive as arguing that consumers “don’t care about price. They will pick it up if you put Coke within arm’s reach”.Given this information, respond to the question prompts below:a. What is the Coca-Cola executive assuming about the price elasticity of demand for Coke? Briefly explain.b. If the executive is correct, what effect will this marketing strategy have on the firm’s revenue? Briefly explain.c. Why did the executive believe that having the cans “within arm’s reach” in the checkout line was important? Could this positioning have an effect on the price elasticity of demand? What other factors do you believe will affect the price elasticity of this product?ANDQuestion 3: Respond in at least 300 words. (All the parts of the question together should be at least 300 words)A 2019 article in the New York Times was headlined: “Trump Thinks Dollar Is Too Strong, Blames Fed Policy.”a. What does it mean to say that the dollar is “too strong”?b. Which groups in the United States gain and which lose when the dollar is strong?c. Briefly explain the connection between Fed Policy (Monetary Policy) and the strength of the dollar.ORQuestion 4: Respond in at least 300 words.Based on an article in the Wall Street Journal (Ianthe Jeanne Dugan abd Telis Demos, “New Lenders Spring Up to Cater to Subprime Sector”, March 5, 2014) , an economist commented on the situation a bank faces when making personal loans to subprime borrowers. “You have to be alert to the trade-off between serving consumers and being viewed as taking advantage of them.” What do the banks mean by prime and subprime borrowers and how do they distinguish between these two categories of borrowers? If banks charge subprime borrowers a higher interest on loans than they charge prime borrowers, are the banks taking advantage of the subprime borrowers?

Questions for the Ashley Madison Case Study Presentation1. What do you believe is the rationale behind Ashley Madison rebranding its parentcompany, but not its own (product) brand? Was this a smart or shortsighted move?2. After the crisis, Ashley Madison launched its Moments comeback campaign. Whatdo you think of the tactics being used in this campaign? How does it differ fromtheir previous and current campaigns? Discuss how this campaign might haveimpacted the company’s reputation for better or worse. What learning process was used?3. Two years after the rebrand and launch of the Moments campaign, Ashley Madisonreverted back to its traditional marketing strategy using more abrasive shocktactics, but with a greater focus on women. Do you believe this is an effectivestrategy? Why or why not?4. Applying the semiotic relationship, define the object, sign and interpretant in any Aashley Madison communication.

Briefing persuasive presentation Why children should not have social media? Not sure on page count but needs to be a 6 minute briefing

After reading Jeremiah 26-31, answer the following questions in essay form1) How could Jeremiah’s message of submission to Babylon be understood as “treasonous” to Israel?2) Describe the conflict between Hananiah and Jeremiah. How could the people listening know who is correct?3) How does Jeremiah instruct the exiles to live their lives in the letter he writes to them? (Jeremiah 29)4) Jeremiah’s letter to the exile (ch. 29) includes a very famous verse from scripture. You may have seen it on a wall print or an instagram post: “For I know the plans I have for you, declares the LORD, plans to give you hope and a future. Plans to prosper you and not to harm you.” Within the context of Jeremiah’s letter, what does this mean for the exiles? Does it mean that they will not have hardship or suffering?5) Jeremiah 29:11 is a verse often quoted at graduation ceremonies or told to people who are going through a hard time. Is this verse a promise of an easy life? What might mean instead?

Relevance of this studyMethodologyPopulation and SamplingData Source/ CollectionResearch DesignLimitationBased on your research problem, question, and hypothesis, students will identify the type of study (qualitative/quantitative/mixed methods; longitudinal or cross-section) for the proposed research.Next identify the target population and discuss the sampling plan to be used in the research. Describe the sampling technique (identify the specific random or non-random techniques to be used) and how, when, and where (if applicable) will the sampling occur.Finally, Identify the source(s) of data collection. (where are the data sources located?)

Write a paper on civic engagement component.

Answer the following questions using the material I provided:1. What is the theory of history presented in the Communist Manifesto?2.How did capitalism come from feudalism and what do Marx & Engels predict will follow? 3. Were they right?