Compare and contrast the story of henry Evans with that of temple Grandin. identify similarities and differences. focus on how they positively transformed themselves, through factors like people, events, and experience. 1) opening imagery 2) title, authors, overview 3) authors tones 4) answer the question 5) these selections are similar in two ways and different in one. 6) how do you feel about these selections and the greater good.

For the career paths, could you incorporate Human Resource manager positions? For a property manager and any other HR positions for the three.

Discuss the Mrs. Gomez’s history that would be pertinent to her difficulty sleeping. Include chief complaint, HPI, Social, Family and Past medical history that would be important to know. • Describe the physical exam and diagnostic tools to be used for Mrs. Gomez. Are there any additional you would have liked to be included that were not? • Please list 3 differential diagnoses for Mrs. Gomez and explain why you chose them. What was your final diagnosis and how did you make the determination? • What plan of care will Mrs. Gomez be given at this visit, include drug therapy and treatments; what is the patient education and follow-up?

Brief should be 5 pages long and look at a specific case in depth, including the case’s details, findings, importance and how they affect practice now. Case information can be obtained through the Nova Southeastern University library online.

Watch the documentary titled: Food, Inc. Your response Must be in the form of an essay. Failure to write an essay will result in loss of points. Try to keep your essay within 500 words. After watching it, answer the following questions: (5 points) Do you have any pets? Do you think that all animals should have certain rights? E.g., the right to a decent quality of life, regardless of whether they are bred as a food source or as a pet. Do you think there is a connection between consumers desire for fast/cheap food and the poor treatment of animals? How might this relate to cheaper goods and child labour? Do people have the right to know what is in their food? Explain. Who is ultimately responsible for Kevin’s death? Try to name only ONE individual. E.g., server at a restaurant, butcher, worker at meat packing plant, government officials responsible for law‐making, farmer, etc. The mother says, “Sometimes it feels like industry was more protected than my son.” What do you think of her words? Do we have the right to assume that our food is safe? If so, who do you think should be responsible for ensuring its safety? Should access to healthy food be a right for everyone? Would it be okay with you that healthy food is only available to people who can afford it? How could we make healthy food available to everyone? How does the cheap price of processed food affect low‐income families? Is this fair?

Examine the foreign policy of a particular nation state, for a specific time frame. Provide the following: 1) brief historical background of your nation-state foreign policy. Its interest internationally, and the threats it faces in the international system. 2) a brief summary of the significant foreign policy actions or events by your particular nation state during your set time period. 3)who were the major domestic actors involved establishing and carrying out your nation states foreign policy 4) Using one or more of the levels of analysis, what best explains why your nation-state acted like it did? 5)where did or does your nation-state stand in terms of its power capabilities in the world? How did this standing affect its foreign policy?

Ornithophobia Phobia of birds Through utilization of secondary research, prepare a 7 page research paper on an area relative to the topic you will explore in your Life Arts Project. Choose any psychological disorder covered in the course (must be recognized by DSM-5) and discuss the primary characteristics and related features of the disorder; research-supported causal theories and empirically supported treatment options and their relative effectiveness. 

You will interview a working person about ▪ the ethical issues that a person encounters at work or sees others encounter ▪ how those issues are resolved ▪ whether your subject believes the issues are handled fairly for all concerned