A needs assessment is the formalized process of determining the needs, wants, desires, and preferences of patrons. The assessment forms the basis for developing a program plan, marketing plans, and many other planning materials. A needs assessment can take the form of a questionnaire that is distributed to a sample of constituents to gather information … Read more
Review an article pertaining to a health intervention program and look at the questions in the screen shot. Due 4/23/22 @ 5PM Western Time. Instructions are in the screen shot
1. Have the site supervisor assign a position for which you will perform a job analysis by interviewing the appropriate personnel and writing a performance-based job description.(This means it must include measurable criteria against which the employee would be compared to for his/her performance appraisal).This assignment must also be completed without referencing any existing job … Read more
Behavior Skills Training (BST) is a procedure that includes skill instruction, modeling, rehearsal, and providing feedback. Imagine you are a BCBA working in a school district and you have to train 4 new RBTs how to conduct Discrete Trial Instruction. Please outline how you would use BST to teach the skill. *two references *APA
develop 5-song Anti-Burnout Playlist from the artists Michael Jackson and Celine Dion list each song (5 total), name artist/performer, and write 2-3 sentences about how the song can help you stave off vicarious trauma, compassion fatigue, and burnout. You can even include links to the songs, if you like. 150 words
Pretend that we are a panel of representatives from a funding source that has $5,000 ready to donate to an initiative that we can back. Educate us about PTSD population and plan an initiative to help them. slides 6: Tell us about your population. Why should we care about them? What is their history? … Read more
create a Program Proposal by answering the questions in the attached document. must incorporate answers in a written APA paper and create a PowerPoint presentation. (5 slides)
Suspending your critique for the moment, why do you think KONY 2012 was so successful at going viral? Why was it so popular? What makes it so powerful? What could other human rights advocates replicate or mimic if they want to attain similar results? What are the possible downsides for human rights advocates achieving these … Read more
Sarah Igo considers the history of privacy in modern America, examining the complex rights and experiences associated with being “known.” According to Igo, what do debates about privacy tell us about what it means to be a “modern citizen”? In chapter 8, Igo explores the history of what she calls “confession culture.” How does this … Read more
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U3hqKDHzYWc •https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0FME1At3vmI • •Many of these cultural, body modification traditions impact the health of women. These traditions also create a phenomenon of tourism to these areas. What are health issues of doing these cultural customs? How do you feel about these body modification being upheld to bring tourism to areas?