Answer questions in the discussion post. Need atleast 1 scholarly article relate
Answer questions in the discussion post. Need atleast 1 scholarly article related to the power resource you identify pls. APA 7th edition also included some of chapter 10 policy enacting task.
3-4 page paper on research principles. Template provided. Based off of previous
3-4 page paper on research principles. Template provided. Based off of previous paper that will be provided as well.
Writing a research proposal titled “Exploring CAT Tools Integration at Saudi Ele
Writing a research proposal titled “Exploring CAT Tools Integration at Saudi Electronic University for BA Students: A Comprehensive Examination”- I already attached the one I wrote but i still think it needs more work specially the Literature Review part.
These are the requirements for the proposal: Write a 2000-word proposal (1.5 spaced)
The Working Outline:
Title
Introduction
Significance of your research
Literature review
Methodology (including research design and data analysis)
Expected results
Ethical statement (if any)
References
do a research presentation about Multiple sclerosis after examining the disease
do a research presentation about Multiple sclerosis after examining the disease what the practises and thing to do
journal article https://accp1.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10….
Someone wh
journal article https://accp1.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10….
Someone who can access the full article. If can’t access full article, find another as long as it is current systematic review paper, and kindly answer the questions attached. will send the DOH guidelines later.
Make an IMRAD journal article format from the manuscript I’ll be sending. Sample
Make an IMRAD journal article format from the manuscript I’ll be sending. Sample imrad attached.
Do not copy paste as is please, make the necessary editing or summarizing or paraphrasing. Thanks!
For this project, you will rhetorically analyze two argumentative pieces of nonf
For this project, you will rhetorically analyze two argumentative pieces of nonfiction that address a pressing and relevant social issue (also referred to as “texts”). By analyzing these texts’ use of rhetorical strategies and appeals, you will develop a complex understanding of how these texts function and advance their argument. Your texts may be written, visual, aural, or any other kind of multimodal argumentation.
Your rhetorical analysis must advance a claim about how these texts function as persuasive arguments and the degree to which their arguments are effective or ineffective for their intended audience. That is, this paper must have a thesis claim about the effectiveness of the arguments and consistently support the thesis through textual evidence and analysis. Your paper should explain how the arguments are made— not just what the arguments are. You must address ethos, pathos, logos, and Kairos, which are concepts we will cover in class.
The texts you are working with will NOT be included in the paper. The reader is relying on you to adequately summarize and contextualize the texts you are using.
Brainstorming Questions
Here are some ideas for choosing and analyzing different texts for this assignment (this is not an exhaustive list):
Compare news articles from two different news sources about the same topic/event
Compare trailers of the same documentary/movie that were adapted for different audiences
Compare PSAs on the same issue
Compare parodies—for example, a real political speech and an SNL skit of the politician
Compare two political ads for the same election (from the same politician or two different politicians). What rhetorical strategies do the candidates implement?
Compare two songs that depict an event, issue, or topic from different standpoints
Project Requirements
To be successful in this assignment, you must:
make a thesis claim which argues for or against how the rhetorical elements of each text are effective
present an effective summary of the texts being analyzed. (Note: even though a summary is an integral part of the assignment, it should not become your main objective.)
include sufficient supporting evidence drawn from at least four sources (including the texts being analyzed)
apply rhetorical analysis terms and strategies learned in class (ethos, pathos, logos, and Kairos)
include a discussion that connects the different elements of your rhetorical analysis to your thesis claim
include a conclusion paragraph that effectively summarize and synthesize your thoughts
use language, mechanics, and conventions that consider audience and enhance clarity
use appropriate documentation (i.e., citation) of the secondary source (in-text and in the Works Cited page)
Minimum Requirements
1500–2000 words, double-spaced with one inch margins
Compares the rhetorical strategies of two separate, argumentative texts
12-point Times New Roman font and written in MLA format (4 line heading upper left of first page, last name/pg # in upper right of each page—see the ASU Citation guide for help)
Four outside sources cited in an MLA formatted Works Cited page and with in-text citations
Submitted to Canvas before the assigned due
The two text :https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC9778909/ , and https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/34959961/
I just need help writing the first opening paragrph of my introduction. So far t
I just need help writing the first opening paragrph of my introduction. So far this is what i have and i need to complete it:
Have you ever pondered about how memory and gender effect stress levels, anxiety, and self-esteem? We’re diving into the impact of these multidimensional aspects and how they affect our perception and everyday life….. – to be continued
The IV in the study are memory and gender. The DV are stress, anxiety, and self esteem.
Paragraph I: Introductory paragraph (about 1/2 of a page)—your Introduction should begin broadly
(remember the hourglass analogy) to be of interest to a majority of your readers. This paragraph is like the cover
on a book and its purpose is to get the reader’s attention and set the stage for the rest of the Introduction, which
involves the background information (literature review) for your current study.
Begin with a few interest-grabbing sentences that introduce the central themes that your study addresses.
You may want to include a question that provides a snapshot of the main question that your experiment tries
to answer. And/or you may want to introduce, in general terms, the primary theory that you investigated in
your experiment.
You may find it helpful to read the beginning paragraphs of other research articles to get a feel for how
other authors have written this part of the Introduction.
An interesting, well-worded opening paragraph makes a good first impression
1. Mini Report: State of an Industry/Firm
Page 1: Your name, Industry Name, Firm
1. Mini Report: State of an Industry/Firm
Page 1: Your name, Industry Name, Firm Name, and Table of Contents
Pages 2-4: Written explanation describing the state of the industry/firm (double spaced, Times New Roman, 12 pt. font)
Pages 5-?: Add figures, tables, charts, appendix, and references (APA format preferred).
What to include:
Vision, Mission, and Goals (of the firm) (CH 2)
External environment → PESTEL (CH 3)
Industry level analyses
· Porter’s Five Forces (CH 3)
· Strategic Groups (CH 3)
Internal Environment (tends to be more firm centric)
· Does the firm have Valuable, Rare, Inimitable, and Non-substitutable (VRIN) resources?
· SWOT (CH 4)
· Value Chain (CH 4)
Generic Strategy
· What Generic Strategy does the firm employ? (CH 5)
· What are the advantages/disadvantages of this generic strategy? (CH 5)
· Any action steps they should take? (CH 5)
Other tips:
· Work on concise writing and a high value per word ration.
· Get down to business… e.g. show me how a framework is used rather than describing what it is.
· Build your figures and tables first and then use the written explanation to further explain the more complicated topics.
· Hand-drawn and scanned figures are acceptable.
· Most of these mini reports, while only 2-3 pages written, will probably be an approximately 8-10 page document.
1. Mini Report: State of an Industry/Firm
Page 1: Your name, Industry Name, Firm
1. Mini Report: State of an Industry/Firm
Page 1: Your name, Industry Name, Firm Name, and Table of Contents
Pages 2-4: Written explanation describing the state of the industry/firm (double spaced, Times New Roman, 12 pt. font)
Pages 5-?: Add figures, tables, charts, appendix, and references (APA format preferred).
What to include:
Vision, Mission, and Goals (of the firm) (CH 2)
External environment → PESTEL (CH 3)
Industry level analyses
· Porter’s Five Forces (CH 3)
· Strategic Groups (CH 3)
Internal Environment (tends to be more firm centric)
· Does the firm have Valuable, Rare, Inimitable, and Non-substitutable (VRIN) resources?
· SWOT (CH 4)
· Value Chain (CH 4)
Generic Strategy
· What Generic Strategy does the firm employ? (CH 5)
· What are the advantages/disadvantages of this generic strategy? (CH 5)
· Any action steps they should take? (CH 5)
Other tips:
· Work on concise writing and a high value per word ration.
· Get down to business… e.g. show me how a framework is used rather than describing what it is.
· Build your figures and tables first and then use the written explanation to further explain the more complicated topics.
· Hand-drawn and scanned figures are acceptable.
· Most of these mini reports, while only 2-3 pages written, will probably be an approximately 8-10 page document.