Which of the following is essential when you take notes on a secondary source in preparation for writing a research paper on literature?A.record source information for in-text citations and the Works Cited pageB.all of these are trueC.write neatly and use complete sentencesD.jot down ideas for titles2.If a source contains information that you want to use as support in your paper, but that source uses the information to support the opposite perspective as your paper, what should you do?A.You should explain how the source uses the information and how your interpretation differs. B.You should use only the parts of the source that support your argument. C.You should find a different source, as this source is unusable. D.You should present the information as if the source agreed with your argument. 3.Which of the following is considered a secondary source when writing about literature?A.an interview given by the authorB.an article from a scholarly journal C.letters written by the authorD.the literary text itself4.Which of the following would be a poor topic for a research assignment on a literary text?A.It should be a topic that interests you. B.It should be a topic that is very broad so you have a lot to write about.C.It should be a topic on a question that you have a reasonable chance of answering.D.It should be a topic that meets the aims of the course.5.Literary criticism is most frequently found in ____________.A.blogsB.magazinesC.journalsD.newspapers6.What is the goal of writing a research paper about literature?A.to incorporate materials about the author's private life B.to support your analysis of a literary text with the work of professional literary criticsC.to prove that you can research and cite sourcesD.to summarize the work of professional literary critics7.n addition to a works cited page, what is the other part of an MLA citation?A.footnotesB.parenthetical citations C.referencesD.bibliographies8.Which of the following is the least effective search strategy for a literary research paper?A.a keyword search on the website of a respected peer-reviewed journal in your topic's field of studyB.a keyword search in the college library catalogC.a keyword search on an academic databaseD.a keyword search on the Internet 9.When writing a literary research paper, a writer weaves information from several secondary sources into her own interpretation of the literary text. What is she doing?A.studyingB.synthesizingC.note takingD.documenting10.To check if your library has books or other hard copy sources on your topic, you should ___________.A.consult your instructor. B.ask friends if they know if the library carries the source. C.walk around the library looking for the source. D.check the library's online catalogue.11.Choose the term that best completes the following sentence:A _______________ critic assumes that each person brings his or her own experiences and point of view to bear while reading; meaning is linked with the process of individual interaction with a text.A.new historicistB.MarxistC.reader-responseD.individualist12.Which of the following definitions best describes biographical criticism?A.Biographical criticism examines connections between the author's life and views and the themes, characters, and tone of a work; information about the former is used to better illuminate the latter. B.Biographical criticism draws sharp parallels between events in the author's life and events as told in a story, play, or poem.C.Biographical criticism summarizes and analyzes an author's life without drawing on specific examples from any of his or her works.D.Biographical criticism examines connections between the author's life and views and the themes, characters, and tone of a work; information about the latter is used to hypothesize about the former.13.Which critical approach does this thesis statement suggest?Kate Chopin's open double quote“Story of an Hourclose double quote” is an emotionally complex story for a newly engaged person to read; Mrs. Mallard's progression of thoughts in the hour leading up to her death made me think carefully about what I would want from marriage and realize how many people become terribly trapped by circumstance; Chopin's story strongly encourages such reflection.A.reader-responseB.deconstructionist C.gender studiesD.post-structuralist14.Deconstructionists could be described as particularly ____________ readers.A.biased B.form-focusedC.resistant D.enthusiastic and open-minded15.Choose the approach that best completes this sentence:______________ criticism regards a work of literature as complete within itself, focusing on how its features (such as tone, plot, imagery, etc.) work together to form a unified meaning. A.StructuralistB.FormalistC.PsychoanalyticalD.Mythological16.Which of the following critical approaches does this thesis statement suggest? Choose the best answer.Yusef Komunyakaa'sopen double quote“Facing Itclose double quote” features a speaker who, like the author, is an African American veteran of the Vietnam war; while it would be problematic to equate the speaker with Komunyakaa, examining the poet's experiences both in and after combat can be illuminating when examining this work.A.new historicist criticismB.historicist criticismC.biographical criticismD.gender studies17.Which critical approach does this thesis statement engage with?Hemingway's use of the third-person objective provides a cool distance from the characters' thoughts and feelings; together with his spare prose style, this remove serves to reveal in sharp relief the central, unspoken topic of open double quote“Hills Like White Elephantsclose double quote”: abortion. A.post-structuralist criticismB.new historicist criticismC.feminist criticismD.formalist criticism18.Choose the word that best completes this statement:___________ criticism is often considered under the umbrella of post-structuralism.A.DeconstructiveB.StructuralistC.New historicistD.Archetypal19.Critics taking which approach may be less interested in the text itself than in linguistic theories of communication and interpretation?A.structuralism B.close readingC.cultural studiesD.formalism 20.Which of the following approaches focuses on identifying gaps within a work's signifying system, concentrating on ambiguities like the relationship between author and narrator?A.new historicist criticismB.post-structuralist criticismC.structuralist criticismD.formalist criticism

Write a 6-8 page assessment of the way circumstances in a case study unfairly impact members of one or more diverse populations, and the cultural competencies psychology, counseling, or medical professionals may use to help resolve such issues. Present research methods and findings that support your thinking and your approach to the developmental and cultural concerns of the case.IntroductionNote: The assessments in this course build upon one another, so you are strongly encouraged to complete them in sequence.Consider how your own culture impacts your development, behaviors, attitudes, and choices in terms of daily interactions with persons similar to or different from you. In the workplace, cultural awareness is critical, particularly in terms of the changing demographics in our society. Most jobs involve working with people from different cultural backgrounds. These individuals can be coworkers, clients, supervisors, or subordinates. To be successful, it is important to develop the ability to work and interact with people from different cultures. In other words, you need to be culturally competent.OverviewNote: The assessments in this course build upon one another, so you are strongly encouraged to complete them in sequence.For this assessment, you will choose a case study and analyze the cultural implications of the situation described. In Assessment 2, you will analyze ethical aspects of the same case. In Assessment 3, you will record a presentation to communicate your research and plan for this case.PreparationComplete the following Capella multimedia presentation and select which case you wish to analyze.Case Studies.Use the following resource to identify and address some of the cultural concerns in the case you select.Introduction to Hays's ADDRESSING Model [PDF].Hays's ADDRESSING model includes 10 major factors of cultural difference that are most common in the United States. This model is very helpful for recognizing cultural differences and potential bias.Think of this assessment as a report you would make in a professional context.Analyze how the problem described in the case study you selected may unfairly impact members of the populations described in the Introduction to Hays's ADDRESSING Model document. Initially, you should brainstorm as many such effects as possible that relate to the case you selected.When you have developed many entries, combine ideas that are similar.Assess each of your remaining entries in terms of importance:In what ways is it inequitable?How great or severe is the effect?How many people may be affected?Take care that you do not allow your own biases to minimize your assessments.Choose the entry that seems to be of greatest importance on the basis of your evaluation, and elaborate on that aspect for your selected case.InstructionsWrite a 6–8 page paper in which you examine three main areas as they relate to the specific case you have selected:Theory: Application of theory to the specific case.Research: Understanding of research methods and application of findings.Cultural Competence: Knowledge and application of cultural competency skills.TheorySelect a minimum of two theories that are relevant to the case you chose. The theories should help explain concerns for the client, such as developmental or contextual issues. Analyze how those psychological theories point toward potential solutions for a problem.Of the theories you select, make sure at least one provides a framework for understanding the cultural issues between the individuals in the case.Explain how these theories help us to understand the individual client or patient in the case and how they can direct the professionals in the case to a potential solution.Note that theory can help us understand where the individual (client or patient) is in her development. For example, psychosocial theory would help explain individual development, or ecological systems theory would help explain the impact of environmental interaction on the individual.ResearchSelect two original research studies that help us understand the situation in the case you selected and potentially lead to interventions in the case.Cite the research studies, using APA style.Explain the research design and methods used in the research studies. What type of research was conducted, who was studied, and how?Describe the researchers' findings.Next, explain how the findings in the studies relate to the case you selected. How do these findings help us formulate a potential solution or intervention in the case?Cultural CompetenceUse a model of cultural competency to explain the competencies needed for working in a culturally diverse environment.Apply those cultural competencies to assist the professional in your case to help resolve a particular culture-related issue.Construct a plan to develop your own professional cultural sensitivity. For this section you may write in first person.Explain how the guidelines you developed for the professional will help guide you in your future work as a professional.Discuss some steps you could take to further your own growth in cultural competencies.The following is a recommended structure for organizing your work for this assessment:Create a title page: Write a brief title that concisely conveys the purpose of this report. It is suggested that you use the APA Paper Template [DOCX] to format your paper according to the APA manual (current edition).Write an introduction: For the introduction section of your paper, include the title at the top of the first page. (In APA format, the word Introduction is not used as a heading.) Briefly summarize:The case you have chosen.How theories and research, in general terms, explain why the issue may have developed.How the case relates to culture-related attitudes that may affect future professional behavior.Create a heading titled Cultural Issue: Describe how the circumstances in the case study you chose unfairly impact members of one or more of the populations described in the Introduction to Hays's ADDRESSING Model document.Create a heading titled Theoretical Explanations: Apply two or more psychological theories to explain how this culture-related issue may have developed.Create a heading titled Professional Behaviors: Analyze how attitudes related to culture, ethnicity, and diversity may have adversely affected professional behaviors within the case study scenario.Create a heading titled Research Findings: Present the research methods and findings from two research studies and analyze how they relate to your selected case.Create a heading titled Proposed Cultural Guidelines and Competencies:Evaluate what cultural competencies a psychologist may use to help resolve this culture-related issue.Propose general guidelines to improve or resolve this cultural issue and help prevent its reoccurrence.Describe the competencies necessary for working in a culturally diverse environment.Integrate psychological principles with your personal values and goals to formulate guidelines for your personal and professional behavior with regard to culture, ethnicity, and diversity.Create a heading titled Conclusion:Reflect upon and assess how your own attitudes associated with culture, ethnicity, and diversity may affect your future professional behaviors.Explain how the guidelines you developed will help you.Discuss some steps you could take to further your own growth in cultural competencies.Refer to the Cultural Competency and Research Analysis Scoring Guide to ensure you meet the criteria for this assessment.Additional RequirementsYour assessment should meet the following requirements:Written communication: Written communication is well organized and free from errors that detract from the overall message.APA style: Comply with current APA style and formatting.Number of resources: A minimum of four academic resources.Length: 6–8 typed, double-spaced pages, excluding the cover page and references.Font and font size: Times New Roman, 12 point.Portfolio Prompt: You are encouraged to save this learning activity to your ePortfolio.Competencies MeasuredBy successfully completing this assessment, you will demonstrate your proficiency in the following course competencies and assessment scoring guide criteria:Competency 1: Apply psychological theory and concepts to individual, organizational, and social issues.Analyze how psychological theories point toward potential solutions for a problem.Competency 2: Apply empirical research findings to issues in psychology.Analyze how research findings suggest potential solutions in a case.Competency 3: Use scientific research methods and findings to address psychological phenomena.Explain research methods used in multiple research studiesCompetency 5: Evaluate decisions or actions based on cultural competence and ethical principles.Evaluate cultural competencies based on a model of cultural competency that a psychologist may use to help resolve a particular culture-related issue.Competency 6: Integrate knowledge of psychology with personal values and goals to guide personal, collaborative, and professional behavior.Construct a plan to develop one’s own professional cultural sensitivity.Competency 7: Communicate effectively with diverse recipients in a manner that is consistent with expectations for psychology professionals.Communicate clearly, supporting a central idea with good organization of thought, and correct grammar and sentence structure.Apply APA style and formatting to written work.SCORING GUIDEUse the scoring guide to understand how your assessment will be evaluated.VIEW SCORING GUIDE