Using references, write an essay (350- 400 words) on social network sites. Pick a specific topic about social network sites. What are some of the positives of social networks? What are the negatives? What sites are most popular? How do they differ from each other? Directions:Formulate a thesis.Ask yourself questions to come up with supporting details for your thesis.Look over the material generated by your questioning and decide what your three main points will be.Decide on the order of your supporting paragraphs. If one of your main points seems stronger than the others, consider making it the final point in the body of the essay.Decide whether to use one extended example or two or three brief examples to support each main point.Prepare a scratch outline for your essay. To find your main points and supporting examples, draw on details generated by your questioning. Consider the following diagram to help you visualize what your essay can look like.Write the first draft of your essay.Writing Requirements350- 400 wordsAPA required.

Traditional Learning TheoriesPrior to beginning work on this discussion, please read McSweeney & Murphy (2014) Part 1: Basic Classical Conditioning (Chapters 1 through 3) and Part 3: Basic Operational Conditioning (Chapters 8 through 10), and view the required video Classical and Operant Conditioning (Links to an external site.)Links to an external site..Include the following components in your initial post:Compare and contrast the general theories proposed by Pavlov and Skinner.Examine and describe the researcher’s contribution(s) to psychology theory and practice.Examine the major theoretical approaches proposed by the authors including any related research methods and/or assessment instruments associated with him or her.Evaluate any issues and cultural considerations associated with your assigned theorist.Analyze and describe how the American Psychological Association (APA) Ethical Principles of Psychologists and Code of Conduct might affect the implementation of your theorist’s personality assessments.Assess the types of personality measurements and research designs associated with your assigned theorist and describe how they have evolved.In addition to the required resources for the learning theories, research a minimum of one peer-reviewed article from the Ashford University Library regarding classical or operant conditioning within the field of psychology. Your initial post should be a minimum of 500 words.

Read the attached to this week 2 "Ellis Island and Angel Island" files and respond to the following questions:Essay Topic for week 2: What were the changes in the immigration attitude towards new immigrants from Eastern/Southern Europe? Is the ‘hydraulic metaphor’ of: torrents, floods, and waves of immigration true in the case of Gilded Age migrations? What was a typical transportation arrangement for someone traveling from Krakow, Poland to Detroit, Michigan as described in the article? How were the Chinese immigrants treated on arrival in California as opposed to the Europeans arriving in Ellis Island?The format for this and rest of discussions: Essay narrative comprised of at least five paragraphs: an introduction (containing your strong arguments), three paragraphs or more (detailed analysis of your arguments with examples, in-depth coverage, and research), and conclusion. MLA is a must. Essays not formatted in MLA style will be marked down automatically 10 points; grammar, style, and lack of proofreading (spell check) will mark essays further 15 points; poor execution, brevity, and lack of evidence in your findings/arguments may fail your attempt in this exercise. If you short cite your sources in the text (e.g. (Smith 89)) please provide works cited full citation list beneath your essay. Post by 11:59 pm on Saturday. Once your essay is written, MLA (APA or Chicago) formatted and checked for errors please upload it. This will be done weekly. An example of MLA paper. Late emailed work will not be accepted for grading. Make sure to upload your essay ahead of the deadline in order to remedy any last-minute mishaps.