Research Questions

Objective The goal of this assignment is to sociologically analyze and understand the body and our relationships to our bodies by applying sociological concepts and terms introduced in class. Instructions Critically examine your body OR a representation of a body found online. First, describe in detail your body OR the body you found online in […]

Case Scenario You are a nurse practitioner (NP) at Shady Nook skilled nursing facility and caring for Mr. Sanchez-Jimenez, a 70-year-old Vietnam War veteran. He has advanced COPD from years of smoking. Dr. Smith, your collaborating physician, is ill and so his partner, Dr. Jack joins you on rounds this morning. Dr. Jack has never

IntroductionThe research in the mental health field and the Commission for Counselor and Pertaining Educational Programs have both concluded that clinical case conceptualization is a necessary skill. Even though it is essential, there is not much written about how school educational pedagogy and the acquisition of clinical case conceptualization skills affect what students learn and

Visual Shock: A History of Art Controversies in American Culture. By Michael Kammen. (New York: Vintage, 2007. xxvi, 450 pp. Pa- per, $16.95, ISBN 978-1-4000-3464-2.) Michael Kammen’s purpose in this ambitious book is to “indicat[e] the nature, diversity, and persistence of major disputes generated by art since the 1830s, but also to reveal what has

Assignment Brief As part of the formal assessment for the programme you are required to submit an Introduction to Finance assignment. Please refer to your Student Handbook for full details of the programme assessment scheme and general information on preparing and submitting assignments. Learning Outcomes: After completing the module, you should be able to: Guidance

We have considered a variety of methods to approach the total size of value added in the shipbuilding sector that was derived from slave-based activities. Van Zanden and Van Leeuwen calculate the value added in the shipbuilding industry on the basis of the estimates of fleet size that were compiled earlier by Van Zanden and

Van Zanden and Van Leeuwen only explain how they calculated value added for domestic transport. They do not do so for domestic trade. However, we think it is possible to come to an estimate of the proportion of value added of domestic transport, trade and processing taken together. For most slave-based domestic activities, it is

In the model of Van Zanden and Van Leeuwen, international trade and shipping contributed fl.42.6 million and fl.8.5 million respectively to Holland’s GDP in 1770, or 24.1 and 4.8 per cent. The overall size of all imports and exports of the Dutch Republic in the 1770s amounted to around fl.250 million, of which around eighty

We now turn to four disputed areas of medical practice and medical law. For a considerable period in the history of the West, natural law reflections such as those we will provide have guided both medical practice and law, even if at times only implicitly or inchoately and im- perfectly. Of late, by contrast, there

Carol Gilligan contrasted an ethic of care with an ethic of justice.48 She was not advocating that there was no role for justice in an ethic of care, but the relationship between the two concepts has proved controversial among care ethicists. Without some conception of justice, care ethics could be used to justify harmful or