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Review the case study data related to your research problem and describe potential analysis tools and methods you will use to answer your research question. Be specific: Reference specific descriptive and inferential statistics from your textbook that you plan to use in your analysis. To support your plan, reference a business research study that implemented this method, and explain why you believe it was appropriate.

Write a 525- to 700-word paper in which you complete the following:

• Compare at least three possible components of background checks.
• Recommend elements that should be included in the hiring process.
• Summarize legal concerns that should be considered for each element.

Practice with Arguments: Premise and Conclusion(10 pts)

Determine whether the passage expresses an argument. Mark Yes or No.

If it does express an argument, highlightthe premise(s)(P) and underline the conclusion.

To highlight:

Select the portion of the argument that is a premise and then go to the Home Tab, choose the Highlighter option.

To underline:

Select the part of the argument that is a conclusion and click on the Home Tab, choose the Underline Command (CTRL+U).

1. John must be in the library. I’ve checked the dorm, the cafeteria, and the game room, and I know he doesn’t have a classnow.

YES NO

2. As TikTokvideo viewing has increased, the reading ability of public school children has decreased. Therefore, TikTok viewing contributes to readingproblems.

YES NO

3. If God is all good, he would not will evil. If he is all powerful, he would not permit evil. But there is evil. Therefore, God is not all powerful, or he is not all good.

YES NO

4. If the Republicans win the next election, there will be a recession, federal revenues will fall, and the deficit will grow. If the Democrats win the next election, there will be increased spending and the deficit will grow. Since either the Republicans or the Democrats will win the next election, the deficit will grow.

YES NO

5. Because I failed to study, I didn’t pass thenetworking exam.

YES NO

6. Hospitals really need to focus money on including robotic equipment in surgery. Robots are more precise than humans.

YES NO

7. Can one really measure the benefits of a vaccine?

YES NO

8. The black bass is one of the most popular game fish. It is a hard fighter, often unpredictable in its habits, and thrives in a variety of waters.

YES NO

9. The black bass is one of the most popular game fish. Millions are spent on tackle and specially outfitted boats by fishermen in its pursuit. Those who are successful become sports heroes, with product endorsements and their own televisionshows.

YES NO

10. The sides of the rectangle are 12 feet and 4 feet. Thus, the area is 48 square feet.
YES NO

EXTRA CREDIT: (1 PT) Highlight the premise(s) and underline the conclusion(s)

11. Over the last decade, we’ve watched a major battle play out. On the one side, privacy activists view freedom from surveillance as an inalienable right, essential to the healthy functioning of modern society. On the other side, people insist that, for our own good, governments and corporations should be allowed to track and monitor our most private information.

That battle has been won by the companies and the surveillance state. The Snowdens and Mannings and Winners and thousands of unsung heroes put up a great fight, but in the end, Goliath prevailed. Our secrets used to be our own. Now they’re owned by the platforms and the databases where we store them, and those are easy to penetrate. If telecom firms have it—and they do—the government now has the ability to get it. As Alan Davidson, the former chief lobbyist for Google, once put it, “If you keep it, they will come.”

Recreate the charts on page 33 (exhibit 1-8 and Figure 1-12).

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Put your HW in one Excel workbook and submit by due date

Be careful to submit the correct worksheet.

Format your work as it is shown in the textbook

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A comparative analysis provides an item-by-item comparison of two or more alternatives, processes, products, or systems. In this case, you will compare the pros/cons of the cloud service providers in terms of security, ease of use, service models, services/tools they provide, pricing, technical support, cloud service providers’ infrastructure, and architecture model.

10-20 slides

• One to two slides on the company profile.
• One to two slides on what the company is struggling with.
• One to two slides on current infrastructure.
• Three to six slides on the top three cloud services providers. Include their service models (i.e., SaaS, PaaS, IaaS), services/tools/solutions (i.e., compute, storage, database, developer tools, analytics tools, networking and content delivery, customer engagement), pricing, accessibility, technical support for companies, global infrastructure.
• One to two slides on a recommended cloud service provider based on the comparative analysis and the cloud vendor’s abilities to meet the service needs of the company.
• One slide on the conclusion.

Researchers can employ a quantitative or qualitative approach, or a combination of the two. In quantitative studies, you often see tables of numerical data or graphs in the Results section. Qualitative studies, on the other hand, use interviews, focus groups, and observations to understand the participants’ perceptions. Rather than using statistics to summarize the study, these studies look at themes and present the material using words, phrases, and often paragraphs to illustrate what they are representing. Here you might see portions of transcribed interviews in the Results section. A mixed-methods approach, as the name implies, uses both quantitative and qualitative methods to answer the research questions. It is important to understand the methodological approach in any given article so that you may evaluate whether the research study was conducted appropriately.

In this Assignment, you return to your six peer-reviewed research articles to identify the research question and the associated methodological approach in each.

To Prepare:

Review the Learning Resources on research methodologies, including the interactive media on qualitative, quantitative, and mixed methods.

Revisit the six peer-reviewed articles you gathered on your topic in Weeks 2 and 3. Consider the research question and methodology the researchers have employed in each study.   

https://methods-sagepub-com.ezp.waldenulibrary.org…https://mym.cdn.laureate-media.com/2dett4d/Walden/…

By Day 7

• Using the six peer-reviewed research articles that you gathered in Weeks 2 and 3:
• Identify the research question in each and provide justification.

Identify the methodological approach in each (qualitative, quantitative, mixed methods) and provide justification.

I have attached my current research questions and documents I need help formatting the questions and doing the methodological approach. 

For your initial post, summarize the ethical issue that you identified in your Module Eight short paper and describe how you would address the issue to comply with both legal and professional standards of practice. Note: Incorporate any feedback you receive from your instructor before sharing it with your peers.

Choose an AUDIO example (not video clip) from Unit 8: Caribbean and write about ( Bahamas: Rake n’ Scrapea ) 150 word journal about it. Please utilize the listening guides in your textbook for this assignment. Include information about the audio example including the genre or style, instruments and form. What culture creates this music? What behaviors or activities are associated with this music? Also include your personal thoughts or feelings about your chosen audio example. Do you like it/dislike it? Why did you choose this particular example?

Your Journal should be around 150 words (5 pts), cover all of the topic points (5 pts), and be submitted on time (5 pts). There are 15 points possible for this assignment.

I’m working on a other test / quiz prep and need an explanation and answer to help me learn.

Part A: For the State of Washington, please.

Use this tool (https://salsa.wiredforchange.com/o/5950/getLocal4.jsp?okay=true) to identify the people who represent you. Once you have found the names of the people who represent you, research a few other aspects about each person. You can visit their official websites or search local newspapers for stories about the lawmakers. To find official websites, you can look in this directory (https://www.govtrack.us/congress/members) of US representatives and search this database (https://www.house.gov/representatives/find-your-representative) of links to state legislatures’ websites. In the table provided below, make notes about what you learn. How long have your representatives been in office? Do they hold leadership roles? What major legislation have they helped produce?

Part B: For the State of Washington, please.

Now analyze the backgrounds of the people who represent you. Provide a demographic overview of these people. Are they male or female? How old are they? What party do they come from, either individually or as a group? Do you recognize the names of your representatives? Have you met any of them, seen them speak, or done any campaign work for them? Did you learn anything that surprised you about your representatives?