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February 17, 2026
February 17, 2026

Advanced Practice Nurse What is the scope of practice of a nurse practitioner in Florida? What is NP scope of practice in Mississippi? What laws govern nursing scope of practice? Can a nurse practitioner order PT in a different state. What is scope of practice? What are nurse practitioner practice authority FAQs? How is the push for full practice in Epistemology? What are different types of philosophical questions? Should epistemic concepts be used in meta epistemology and normative epistemology? What is skepticism? What is the Gettier problem? What is empiricism? What is rationalism? What is the difference between rationalism and empiricism? What is the difference between a prior and a posterior knowledge?

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Advanced Practice Nurse What is the scope of practice of a nurse practitioner in Florida? What is NP scope of practice in Mississippi? What laws govern nursing scope of practice? Can a nurse practitioner order PT in a different state. What is scope of practice? What are nurse practitioner practice authority FAQs? How is the push for full practice in Epistemology? What are different types of philosophical questions? Should epistemic concepts be used in meta epistemology and normative epistemology? What is skepticism? What is the Gettier problem? What is empiricism? What is rationalism? What is the difference between rationalism and empiricism? What is the difference between a prior and a posterior knowledge?

Advanced Practice Nurse What is the scope of practice of a nurse practitioner in Florida? What is NP scope of practice in Mississippi? What laws govern nursing scope of practice? Can a nurse practitioner order PT in a different state. What is scope of practice? What are nurse practitioner practice authority FAQs? How is the push for full practice in Epistemology? What are different types of philosophical questions? Should epistemic concepts be used in meta epistemology and normative epistemology? What is skepticism? What is the Gettier problem? What is empiricism? What is rationalism? What is the difference between rationalism and empiricism? What is the difference between a prior and a posterior knowledge? Use APA referencing format.

  • What is the scope of practice of a nurse practitioner in Florida,

  • What is NP scope of practice in Mississippi,

  • What laws govern nursing scope of practice,

  • Can a nurse practitioner order PT in a different state,

  • What is scope of practice,

  • What are nurse practitioner practice authority FAQs,

  • How is the push for full practice in Epistemology,

  • What are different types of philosophical questions,

  • Should epistemic concepts be used in meta epistemology and normative epistemology,

  • What is skepticism,

February 17, 2026
February 17, 2026

Philosophical Argument in Epistemology Why am I sure of this? How can I be sure of my confidence? What is good and what is bad? How do philosophers answer epistemological questions? What is the epistemology in philosophy? What are different types of philosophical questions? Should epistemic concepts be used in Meta epistemology and normative epistemology? What is skepticism? What is the Gettier problem? What is empiricism? What is rationalism? What is the difference between rationalism and empiricism? What is the difference between a prior and a posterior knowledge?

Philosophical Argument in Epistemology

 

Philosophical Argument in Epistemology Why am I sure of this? How can I be sure of my confidence? What is good and what is bad? How do philosophers answer epistemological questions? What is the epistemology in philosophy? What are different types of philosophical questions? Should epistemic concepts be used in Meta epistemology and normative epistemology? How do philosophers answer epistemological questions? What is the epistemology in philosophy? What are different types of philosophical questions? Should epistemic concepts be used in Meta epistemology and normative epistemology? What is skepticism? What is the Gettier problem? What is empiricism? What is rationalism? What is the difference between rationalism and empiricism? What is the difference between a prior and a posterior knowledge?

Philosophical Argument in Epistemology Why am I sure of this? How can I be sure of my confidence? What is good and what is bad? How do philosophers answer epistemological questions? What is the epistemology in philosophy? What are different types of philosophical questions? Should epistemic concepts be used in Meta epistemology and normative epistemology? What is skepticism? What is the Gettier problem? What is empiricism? What is rationalism? What is the difference between rationalism and empiricism? What is the difference between a prior and a posterior knowledge? How do philosophers answer epistemological questions? What is the epistemology in philosophy? What are different types of philosophical questions? Should epistemic concepts be used in Meta epistemology and normative epistemology? Use APA referencing format.

  • Why am I sure of this,

  • How can I be sure of my confidence,

  • What is good and what is bad,

  • How do philosophers answer epistemological questions,

  • What is the epistemology in philosophy,

  • What are different types of philosophical questions,

  • Should epistemic concepts be used in Meta epistemology and normative epistemology,

  • What is skepticism,

  • What is the Gettier problem,

  • What is empiricism,

  • What is rationalism,

February 17, 2026
February 17, 2026

Cavity What are the Ventral organs? What is the function of the diaphragm? How does the spinal cord communicate with the brain? Which body cavity is divided into thoracic and abdominopelvic cavities? How many body cavities are there in a human today? What body cavities do vertebrates have? What is the difference between thoracic cavity and pleural cavity? How does the power of the situation affect how we think, feel, and behave, not just in the lab but in our day-to-day lives? What does social psychological research have to offer as we understand how we relate to one another in our social world? Choose a specific topic from this week’s reading.

Human Body Cavities

 

 What are the Ventral organs? What is the function of the diaphragm? How does the spinal cord communicate with the brain? Which body cavity is divided into thoracic and abdominopelvic cavities? How many body cavities are there in a human today? What body cavities do vertebrates have? What is the difference between thoracic cavity and pleural cavity? How does the power of the situation affect how we think, feel, and behave, not just in the lab but in our day-to-day lives? What does social psychological research have to offer as we understand how we relate to one another in our social world? Choose a specific topic from this week’s readings.

What are the Ventral organs? What is the function of the diaphragm? How does the spinal cord communicate with the brain? Which body is divided into thoracic and abdominopelvic cavities? How many body cavities are there in a human today? What body cavities do vertebrates have? What is the difference between thoracic cavity and pleural? How does the power of the situation affect how we think, feel, and behave, not just in the lab but in our day-to-day lives? What does social psychological research have to offer as we understand how we relate to one another in our social world? Choose a specific topic from this week’s readings. Use APA referencing style.

  • What are the Ventral organs,

  • What is the function of the diaphragm,

  • How does the spinal cord communicate with the brain,

  • Which body cavity is divided into thoracic and abdominopelvic cavities,

  • How many body cavities are there in a human today,

  • What body cavities do vertebrates have,

  • What is the difference between thoracic cavity and pleural cavity,

  • How does the power of the situation affect how we think feel and behave not just in the lab but in our day-to-day lives,

February 17, 2026
February 17, 2026

Public Opinion and the Media since the advent of polling, political scientists have found that Americans don’t know much about the details of political issues or even the names of many leading politicians. Education is one distinguishing factor that separates the politically sophisticated from the unsophisticated, but, since education levels have increased over the last half-century, why hasn’t Americans’ knowledge of politics increased? How does democracy survive given such low levels of political knowledge among Americans over time? Can democracy be sustained when, so few people are involved in the political system?

Public Opinion Challenges

 

Public Opinion and the Media Voter turnout in a local election can run less than 10 percent, yet local governments are the ones that affect people more closely daily. Why do more people not vote in America? Explain the role of public opinion influences how we view and make our political decision based on education, religion, race, etc. Please comment on any of those elements and how did it influence your political decision. Can the average American trust the media, given the amount of “fake news” that is placed on social media, I often wonder if we have a fair chance to understand the candidates and the political process. I will love to hear your comments.

Public Opinion and the Media Since the advent of polling, political scientists have found that Americans don’t know much about the details of political issues or even the names of many leading politicians. Education is one distinguishing factor that separates the politically sophisticated from the unsophisticated, but, since education levels have increased over the last half-century, why hasn’t Americans’ knowledge of politics increased? How does democracy survive given such low levels of political knowledge among Americans over time? Can democracy be sustained when, so few people are involved in the political system? Use APA referencing style.Public Opinion Challenges

  • Since the advent of polling political scientists have found that Americans don’t know much about the details of political issues or even the names of many leading politicians,

  • Education is one distinguishing factor that separates the politically sophisticated from the unsophisticated but since education levels have increased over the last half-century why hasn’t Americans’ knowledge of politics increased,

  • How does democracy survive given such low levels of political knowledge among Americans over time,

  • Can democracy be sustained when so few people are involved in the political system,

  • Voter turnout in a local election can run less than 10 percent yet local governments are the ones that affect people more closely daily why do more people not vote in America,

  • Explain the role of public opinion influences how we view and make our political decision based on education religion race etc,

  • Please comment on any of those elements and how did it influence your political decision,

  • Can the average American trust the media given the amount of “fake news” that is placed on social media I often wonder if we have a fair chance to understand the candidates and the political process,

  • I will love to hear your comments,

February 17, 2026
February 17, 2026

Psychological Research How does the power of the situation affect how we think, feel, and behave, not just in the lab but in our day-to-day lives? What does social psychological research have to offer as we understand how we relate to one another in our social world? Choose a specific topic from this week’s readings, and as you summarize, make sure to relate it to everyday life. (Topic persuasion from Jake teeny) Psychology, those questions are about human behavior and mental processes. Sometimes we think we know the answers because it is what common sense tells us, what we’ve experienced or witnessed in our own lives, or what we have been told by someone else.

Psychological Research

 

However, as King (2023) stated, two of the core attitudes of psychologists are skepticism and critical thinking. Psychologists utilize critical thinking and skepticism to question, examine, and challenge what everyone thinks to be true. Psychological Research How does the power of the situation affect how we think, feel, and behave, not just in the lab but in our day-to-day lives? What does social psychological research have to offer as we understand how we relate to one another in our social world? Choose a specific topic from this week’s readings, and as you summarize, make sure to relate it to everyday life. (Topic persuasion from Jake teeny)

Psychology, those questions are about human behavior and mental processes. Sometimes we think we know the answers because it is what common sense tells us, what we’ve experienced or witnessed in our own lives, or what we have been told by someone else. Psychological Research How does the power of the situation affect how we feel, and how does the power of the situation affect behave not just in the lab but in our day-to-day lives? What does social psychological research have to offer as we understand how we relate to one another in our social world? Choose a specific topic from this week’s readings, and as you summarize, make sure to relate it to everyday life. (Topic persuasion from Jake teeny). Use APA referencing style.

How does the power of the situation affect how we think feel and behave not just in laboratory settings but in everyday life,
What does social psychological research contribute to understanding how people relate to one another in the social world,
How does the concept of persuasion explain changes in attitudes and behavior in daily interactions,
Why can common sense explanations of behavior be misleading according to psychological research,
How do skepticism and critical thinking help psychologists question assumptions about human behavior,

February 17, 2026
February 17, 2026

Attitudes of Scientific Reasearch This informed opinion paper will utilize all four of these attitudes. This first assignment will focus on the last attitude of curiosity. What are you curious about related to human behavior? Have you ever wondered, “Why did they do that?” when looking at someone else’s behavior. The first step in writing is to choose a topic that interests you. Second, scholarly writing is fundamentally about answering questions. In Psychology, those questions are about human behavior and mental processes. Sometimes we think we know the answers because it is what common sense tells us, what we’ve experienced or witnessed in our own lives, or what we have been told by someone else.

Scientific Curiosity Reflection

 

However, as King (2023) stated, two of the core attitudes of psychologists are skepticism and critical thinking. Psychologists utilize critical thinking and skepticism to question, examine, and challenge what everyone thinks to be true. Attitudes of Scientific Reasearch This informed opinion paper will utilize all four of these attitudes. This first assignment will focus on the last attitude of curiosity. What are you curious about related to human behavior? Have you ever wondered, “Why did they do that?” when looking at someone else’s behavior. The first step in writing is to choose a topic that interests you. Second, scholarly writing is fundamentally about answering questions.

Attitudes of Scientific Reasearch This informed opinion paper will utilize all four of these attitudes. This first assignment will focus on the last attitude of curiosity. What are you curious about related to human behavior? Have you ever wondered “Why did they do that?” when looking at someone else’s behavior. The first step in writing is to choose a topic that interests you. Second, scholarly writing is fundamentally about answering questions. In Psychology, those questions are about human behavior and mental processes. Sometimes we think we know the answers because it is what common sense tells us, what we’ve experienced or witnessed in our own lives, or what we have been told by someone else. Use APA referencing style.

Scientific Curiosity Reflection

Identify a topic related to human behavior that you are curious about,
Explain why this topic interests you and describe a situation where you wondered why someone behaved a certain way,
Discuss how curiosity leads to psychological questions about behavior and mental processes,
Explain how skepticism and critical thinking challenge common sense assumptions using King 2023,
Use APA referencing style,

February 17, 2026
February 17, 2026

Cancer Curing Determine the top three cancer sites by county based on number of cases.  Create a table that illustrates this data. Create a bar graph to compare the number of your county’s top cancer site cases to the other counties for the same site(s). Use information from the CDC website on cancer statistics to create a graph that compares the percentage of Ohio cancer deaths to total US cancer deaths in 2015 for prostate, lung, colon, and female breast cancers. As Cancer Registrar, the Cancer Committee Chairman at your hospital in Napoleon, Ohio, has requested that you create a presentation comparing cancer statistics in the state of Ohio.  She wants create comparisons among the counties represented by Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinnati, Toledo, and Marietta, along with your own county.  You will use the Cancer County Profiles data from Ohio Department of Health website to gather this data.

Ohio Cancer Comparison,

 

Cancer Curing Determine the top three cancer sites by county based on number of cases.  Create a table that illustrates this data. Create a bar graph to compare the number of your county’s top cancer site cases to the other counties for the same site(s). Use information from the CDC website on cancer statistics to create a graph that compares the percentage of Ohio cancer deaths to total US cancer deaths in 2015 for prostate, lung, colon, and female breast cancers. As Cancer Registrar, the Cancer Committee Chairman at your hospital in Napoleon, Ohio, has requested that you create a presentation comparing cancer statistics in the state of Ohio.

Cancer Curing Determine the top three cancer sites by county based on number of cases.  Create a table that illustrates this data. Create a bar graph to compare the number of your county’s top cancer site cases to the other counties for the same site(s). Use information from the CDC website on cancer statistics to create a graph that compares the percentage of Ohio cancer deaths to total US cancer deaths in 2015 for prostate, lung, colon, and female breast cancers. As Cancer Registrar, the Cancer Committee Chairman at your hospital in Napoleon, Ohio, has requested that you create a presentation comparing cancer statistics in the state of Ohio. Use APA referencing style.

Determine the top three cancer sites by county based on number of cases and create a table illustrating this data,
Create a bar graph comparing your county’s top cancer site cases to the other counties for the same sites,
Use CDC cancer statistics to create a graph comparing the percentage of Ohio cancer deaths to total U.S. cancer deaths in 2015 for prostate lung colon and female breast cancers,
Develop a presentation comparing cancer statistics among Columbus Cleveland Cincinnati Toledo Marietta and your own county,
Use Ohio Department of Health Cancer County Profiles and CDC data,
Use APA referencing style,

February 17, 2026
February 17, 2026

Critical Reflection In this discussion post, you are required to write three concepts, topics, theories, or anything else that you have learned in your own words after reading the assigned chapters and completing the smart books, as well as the chapter explorations. You should explain what made you choose these topics and provide a critical reflection about the material, instead of just a simple definition. It is important to demonstrate not only your understanding of the concept but also your ability to define it using your own words. Identify at least one question you are still curious about after reading the chapters.

Critical Reflection Discussion

 

This could be a postulation of whether or not a study is still relevant, a confusing concept, how a concept relates to individuals in other societies, etc. Be specific in your response. [Nothing scores a zero. Your response must be a minimum of 250 words. Use paragraphs and complete sentences to fully explore the prompt given. The idea is to delve into your understanding of the concepts and topics being covered to gain personal knowledge.

Critical Reflection In this discussion post, you are required to write three concepts, topics, theories, or anything else that you have learned in your own words after reading the assigned chapters and completing the smart books, as well as the chapter explorations. You should explain what made you choose these topics and provide a critical reflection about the material, instead of just a simple definition. It is important to demonstrate not only your understanding of the concept but also your ability to define it using your own words. Identify at least one question you are still curious about after reading the chapters. [Nothing scores a zero. Your response must be a minimum of 250 words. Use paragraphs and complete sentences to fully explore the prompt given. The idea is to delve into your understanding of the concepts and topics being covered to gain personal knowledge. Use APA reference style.

Write about three concepts topics or theories learned from the assigned chapters smart books and chapter explorations in your own words,
Explain why you chose these topics and provide critical reflection rather than simple definitions,
Demonstrate understanding by defining each concept in your own words,
Identify at least one question you are still curious about after reading the chapters,
Minimum of 250 words using paragraphs and complete sentences,
Use APA reference style,

February 17, 2026
February 17, 2026

Rhetoric Think of an example from your life that addresses the following questions: is rhetoric more about explaining truths or about creating beauty? Can you articulate a beautiful untruth (i.e. a lie)? Can truths be beautiful, or must they remain ugly? Have you ever shared an “ugly” truth? Name the criteria you would use to recommend hospitalization for this patient. Her LMP ended three days ago. Her last intercourse (vaginal) was eight days ago, and she states that they did not use a condom. She admits to unprotected sex “every once in a while.” She noted an abnormal vaginal discharge yesterday and she describes it as “thick, greenish yellow in color, and very smelly.”

Rhetoric

 

Rhetoric Think of an example from your life that addresses the following questions: is rhetoric more about explaining truths or about creating beauty? Can you articulate a beautiful untruth (i.e. a lie)? Can truths be beautiful, or must they remain ugly? Have you ever shared an “ugly” truth? Name the criteria you would use to recommend hospitalization for this patient. Her LMP ended three days ago. Her last intercourse (vaginal) was eight days ago, and she states that they did not use a condom. She admits to unprotected sex “every once in a while.” She noted an abnormal vaginal discharge yesterday and she describes it as “thick, greenish yellow in color, and very smelly.”

Rhetoric Think of an example from your life that addresses the following questions: is rhetoric more about explaining truths or about creating beauty? Can you articulate a beautiful untruth (i.e. a lie)? Can truths be beautiful, or must they remain ugly? Have you ever shared an “ugly” truth? Name the criteria you would use to recommend hospitalization for this patient. Her LMP ended three days ago. Her last intercourse (vaginal) was eight days ago, and she states that they did not use a condom. She admits to unprotected sex “every once in a while.” She noted an abnormal vaginal discharge yesterday and she describes it as “thick, greenish yellow in color, and very smelly.”  Use APA referencing style.

Is rhetoric more about explaining truths or about creating beauty,
Can you articulate a beautiful untruth,
Can truths be beautiful or must they remain ugly,
Have you ever shared an ugly truth,
Name the criteria you would use to recommend hospitalization for this patient given her recent unprotected intercourse and abnormal thick greenish yellow malodorous discharge,

February 16, 2026
February 16, 2026

Explanatory Model of Illness For your interview project due in week four you will conduct an interview with person who has experienced a serious illness. This illness can be acute or chronic. Examples include but are not limited to cancer, multiple sclerosis, depression, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), lupus, fibromyalgia, and congestive heart failure. You will interview this person using the eight questions proposed by Arthur Kleinman regarding the explanatory model of illness. What do you think has caused your illness? Why do you think it started when it did? What do you think your illness does inside your body? How severe is your illness? Will it have a short or long course?

Explanatory Model of Illness Interview

 

What kind of treatment did you think you should receive? ,

What are the most important results you hoped to receive from this treatment? ,

What are the chief problems your illness has caused you?,

What do you fear most about your illness/treatment?,

Explanatory Model of Illness For your interview project due in week four you will conduct an interview with person who has experienced a serious illness.

This illness can be acute or chronic. Examples include but are not limited to cancer, multiple sclerosis, depression, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), lupus, fibromyalgia, and congestive heart failure. You will interview this person using the eight questions proposed by Arthur Kleinman regarding the explanatory model of illness. What do you think has caused your illness? Why do you think it started when it did? What do you think your illness does inside your body? How severe is your illness? Will it have a short or long course?

Explanatory Model of Illness For your interview project due in week four you will conduct an interview with person who has experienced a serious illness. This illness can be acute or chronic. Examples include but are not limited to cancer, multiple sclerosis, depression, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), lupus, fibromyalgia, and congestive heart failure. Use APA referencing style.