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CASUAL RESPONSES

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see attached. total 600 words

ppt presentation

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create a presentation from the point of view of two specific professionals who are experts on the topic you selected in Week One for your Final Project. (my topic is “child psychology”)

    • Consider the psychological career alternatives available and determine from which fields of expertise your two points of view will come.
    • Select the two professionals you will use with expertise on the topic you selected.  Your professionals’ identity may be based on a real person that you know, or they may be made-up based on the job description of a professional in the field.  The titles of your professionals should represent actual jobs (based on job descriptions) from categories in two different areas of mental health (e.g., psychiatry and psychology, social work and counseling).     
    • In one or two sentences, briefly introduce your experts by describing their current careers as well as their backgrounds. The experts will be providing scholarly information on your selected topic based on the point-of-view of their respective professions.
      Provide evaluations from the experts in the course of the presentation, regarding contributions of psychological research on the chosen topic in an applied context.

 

  • Include information from at least two peer-reviewed articles that were published within the last five years to substantiate your experts’ claims.

To begin, create a presentation using the Sample Presentation Template, of at least five slides (not including the title and reference slides).  Provide the following elements in your presentation:

  • A side-by-side comparison of your experts including their current careers as well as their backgrounds
  • A brief general explanation of the topic chosen in Week One
  • Provide a slide for each of the experts’ points of view including appropriate citations of your referenced resources
  • A brief overview and comparison of the two experts’ points of view
  • A separate reference slide must be included at the end of the presentation
  • A minimum of three scholarly sources published within the last five years must be included in the discussion. References are cited according to APA guidelines.
  • A link to a website from an organization associated with each expert’s profession.  Include information from that website where the corresponding expert is presenting her or his point of view. Include the websites in the reference slide using the full APA citation format for websites. Do not just copy and paste the URL to the website.
  • Use the sample template provided to organize your presentation. You may change the font sizes in the presentation. However, do not use a font smaller than 20 pt. You are encouraged to insert relevant figures and graphics. Make sure to appropriately cite any images you use that you did not create yourself. If you include a table or figure from a journal article, cite it according to APA guidelines.

physics

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Calculate the radiated energy equivalent to hydrogen’s visible emission lines from n = 3 to n = 2.

 

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Calculate the radiated energy equivalent to hydrogen’s visible emission lines from n = 4 to n = 2.

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Energy is absorbed in discrete amounts.

Calculate the wavelength of radiation absorbed during the ionization of an electron from the n = 1 energy level of hydrogen. (Hint: on the Energy Levels For Hydrogen chart, how much energy is required to ionixe an n = 1 electron?)

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If the wavelength of radiation absorbed during the ionization of an electron from the n = 1 energy level of hydrogen is not within the range of visible light, within what range of electromagnetic wave does this wavelength fall?

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The Energy Levels for Hydrogen chart shows more transitions than are represented by hydrogen’s emission spectrum because hydrogen’s emission spectrum shows only[removed] lines.

 

Why should more general theories of nature be so highly sought and prized? Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of generalized theories and more specific theories.

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Write a three-page (approximately 750 words) reflective journal for this unit that demonstrates that you have contemplated and understand the material, and that you comprehend how it relates to science and Science as a Process.

The assignment requires three full pages of writing, double-spaced with starndard margins and miminal headings.

You must use two outside sourcrs of infomration, and these sources must be acknowledged with in-text citations and listed in a Literature Cited Section at the end of the Reflective Journal eassay.

 

The in-text citations should be of the format (author’s last names, years of publication) enclosed within parentheses and within the sentence that includes the information APA Style.

 

I need someone that is fully knowlegeble with the three essential elements of science: the search for understanding; laws and principles of greatest generality; and experimental methods