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300–350 words in length

Many
people in the field of ABA have made significant contributions. As you are
learning this week, John B. Watson and B. F. Skinner were two of the most
important. After completing the Reading, please answer the following questions
about both Watson and Skinner:

Watson

What
was the most important contribution this person made to the field of ABA?

Why
was that contribution so important to ABA?

Do
you agree with this theorist’s philosophy? Why or why not?

Skinner

What
was the most important contribution this person made to the field of ABA?

Why
was that contribution so important to ABA?

Do
you agree with this theorist’s philosophy? Why or why not?

!!!Please read the following instruction(very important) especially the bolded part. If you have any confusion or if you wanna read some relative content in Chapter 11 please let me know. It is a very important assignment for my Business Communication class. When you do this please follow the business memo format.

Informational Interview (Executive Summary Memorandum)

Interview a person who currently holds a job that you would be interested in holding within five years after graduation. (I wish you the best of luck if you would like to be the CEO of Apple, but I’m talking about a job you could reasonably expect to obtain within the designated timeframe.) Your interview should last about 30-45 minutes. There are multiple objectives of this assignment: (1) gives you insight into the position; (2) to develop your research, interviewing, and self-presentation skills; (3) creates a networking opportunity; and (4) most importantly you gain experience writing an executive summary memorandum. WARNING: This is not an employment interview; so do not ask for a job. Present yourself as a student conducting research regarding future career possibilities.

Please follow these steps for this assignment:

• Read the chapter on researching and writing reports (Chapter 11 – specifically the topic of conducting primary qualitative research) regards to interviewing. Then conduct your own research regarding a job and potential companies that interest you. You will need at least three separate sources (from the library, the career services office [Eldridge Hall], the company). Library research may include general research on an entire field, as well as your specific company/person. You should gather basic information such as a job description, starting salary, level and type of education required for the position, and specific information regarding the company of interest (this is a great source of information to formulate interview questions). Write up the information you’ve gathered in an annotated bibliography.

• Contact an individual in the entry-level position of your choice. Do not interview someone in a top managerial position (g., a CEO) or someone you know (relatives, friends and their companies are not acceptable for this assignment). Arrange an interview with the appropriate person for approximately 30-45 minutes.

• Formulate your interview questions and re-confirm a couple of days before your interview by telephone.

• For the interview, behave professionally. If the interview is in person, dress appropriately, in business attire. Introduce yourself, your purpose and your goals for the interview (“My goal for this interview is to learn about this job so that I understand what it’s like to work in such a position and what the requirements are to be hired in a job like yours”). Explain that you have a number of questions to ask and that you would like to take notes, if the interviewee does not object. Listen carefully, paraphrase responses, and ask for clarification when you do not understand. After finishing your questions, ask your interviewee if there is anything else they would like to tell you. Be conscious of the time you’ve used and do not go over, unless they indicate they wish to continue. Thank them for their time.
• As soon after the interview as possible, write a thank-you note and mail it to your interviewee. Be sure this brief letter is grammatically correct and error free. Make a copy to include when you turn in your assignment. This kind of note is neatly hand-written (no e-mailed thank-you notes). [Consult p. 607]

• Write a three-page executive summary memorandum about your interview. This report is a professional document in style and content which includes summaries on the following topics: • description of the industry/product/service • description of the position • requirements for the position (education, experience, skills) • general summary of what you learned overall from the interview process, including your thoughts and reactions

• Your total Interview Package will consist of: • Executive Summary (in memo format, addressed to me) that will also include a reference page from your pre-interview research in proper work cited format • Photocopy of your thank-you note (participation grade).

Why Senior Assisted Living (example, Brookdale Senior Living , Sunrise Senior Living, etc) failed or didn’t do well with growth in their business? Every points that you state and analyze need strong evidences and examples from credible sources to support your position. You need at least 5 credible sources. All quotes must be cited in APA format. Graphs and Charts are not parts of paper (at least 1500 words or 3 single spaced for your paper not including the Reference and Cover pages).

So please include all the sources, articles, webpage for the research paper in the last page.

Thank you

Prompt:

Write an essay on ONE of the poems listed below where you analyze its

language and images, using your chosen school of literary criticism, in

order to interpret the poem’s overall meaning. This essay is for a general

academic audience.

Purposes:

To learn to write an analysis about a poem for a general audience.

● To analyze a poem using literary terminology.

● To find and understand information about your chosen literary

theory.

● To articulate the poem’s overall meaning based on the “lens” of a

literary theory.

Requirements:

750-1000 words(approx. 3-4 pages) not including the Works Cited page;

MLA formatting (see https://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/resource/747/1/ for

help.) Remember to include your word count at the end of your essay, and

also a Works Cited page that cites your poem, plus at least one outside

sources to support/explain your chosen literary theory.

Reminders:

● Use your chosen literary theory (e.g., feminist, psychoanalytical, new

criticism, post structuralism, etc.) to analyze the poem to explain what

the poem “means.”

● Use examples from the text to convincingly support the claims you’re

making.

● When quoting extensively, take time to explain the specific parts in the

quote that prove your point.

● Avoid simply offering a summary or restating of each separate lie, but

analyze and discuss the words/lines with a purpose.

● Use the present tense when describing or discussing events in the

poem. In writing about literature, the convention is to always use the

present tense throughout. The idea is that the poet is currently

communicating thoughts to you in the present time.

● Ensure you have correctly spelled all names and titles. Put the name of

the poem in double-quotation marks. When referring to the poet, write

out his/her full name (and later references can be last name only).

● Don’t confuse the poet with the speaker of the poem – they are different.

● Remember to put quotation marks at the beginning and end of each

quoted part. Review the online lectures on Canvas, especially the one

about MLA conventions of writing about poems (week 10).