In Millay's poem, "What Lips...," would you say this is a Petrarchan or Shakespearean sonnet? In what ways does it not followeither model? What is the rhyme scheme? Why does the speaker compare herself to a tree in the winter (9)? What sentimentsdoes such a comparison evoke? What is the tone of “[What lips my lips have kissed, and where, and why]”? Isit sad, morose, triumphant, reflective?https://www.poets.org/poetsorg/poem/what-lips-my-l...

A primary goal of your supervision experience is to apply the knowledge you gain in the classroom to real-world settings. This week, you have examined FBA as an effective supervision approach to address behavioral improvement.For this Assignment, you consider a real-world case study about an individual who is not meeting the goals and objectives established in their supervision contract. You will apply FBA to the case by identifying possible functions of the individual’s behavior and designing a corresponding intervention.Review the FBA Learning Resources.Consider how you could use your knowledge of the importance of identifying the function of behavior when supervising an individual who is not meeting the goals and objectives established in their supervision contract.Review the interactive media in the Learning Resources, “Function-Based Supervision Scenario."Assignment (1–2 pages)Based on the interactive media scenario, speculate on the possible functions of Tracey’s behavior, identify one that you think would be a likely function, and develop a short intervention based on your judgment regarding that function.Be sure to support your Assignment with specific references to behavior-analytic theory and research. In addition to the Learning Resources, search the Walden Library and/or the internet for peer-reviewed articles to support your Assignment. Use proper APA format and citations, including those in the Learning Resources.

Final Paper Please read these assignment instructions before writing your paper, and re-read them often during and after the writing process to make sure that you are fulfilling all of the instructions. Please also utilize the assignment guidance and the outlined model provided.Overview In the Week One Assignment, you formulated a concrete ethical question, took a position on that topic, and identified a reason supporting and a reason opposing that position. In the Week Three Assignment, you discussed either deontological or utilitarian theory, applied that theory to the question, and raised a relevant objection.By engaging with the course material, you now have had a chance to refine your thinking and broaden your understanding of the problem by approaching it from the perspective of multiple ethical theories.In this paper, you will demonstrate what you have learned by writing an essay in which youPresent a revised formulation of the ethical question and introduction to the topic.Explain the kind of reasoning you think is the best way to approach this question, and how that reasoning supports the position you think is strongest.Raise an objection, and be able to respond to it.Instructions Write an essay that conforms to the requirements below. The paper must be 1500 to 2000 words in length (excluding the title and reference pages) and formatted according to APA style as outlined in the Ashford Writing Center. The paragraphs of your essay should conform to the following guidelines:Introduction Your first paragraph should begin with the topic question, suitably revised. It should be focused, concrete, and on a relevant moral problem. You should then introduce the topic in the way described by the Week One instructions, but reflecting the developed understanding and information you have gained about the topic and any necessary refinement of the scope. Follow this with a thesis statement that states your position, and a brief description of the primary reason(s) supporting your position. (See the handout on thesis statements provided). Finally, provide a brief preview of the overall aim and procedure of your paper.Explanation and Demonstration of Moral Reasoning This section of the Final Paper will explain and demonstrate what you believe to be the best way of reasoning about the question you have chosen, and showing how that reasoning supports the position you have taken on the question. You might explain the principles, rules, values, virtues, conceptions of purposes and ends, and other general ideas that you find persuasive, and show how they support concrete judgments. In the course of doing so, you must make reference to at least two of the approaches that we have examined in the course (such as deontological, utilitarian, or virtue-based), and utilize at least one resource off the provided list for each of the two approaches. One of these theories may be the theory you discussed in your Week Three Assignment, but your discussion here should be more refined. For example, you might find the reasoning associated with Aristotelian virtue ethics to be the most compelling, and reference Aristotle in the process of showing how that reasoning supports a certain conclusion. In the course of this, you could contrast that with a utilitarian approach, referencing Mill for instance.Objection and Response After explaining the ethical reasoning that supports your position, you should raise an objection and respond to it. An objection articulates a plausible reason why someone might find the argument weak or problematic. You should explain how it brings out this weakness, and do so in a way that would be acceptable to someone who disagrees with your own argument. Then, provide the best response you can to the objection, showing how it does not undermine your position. Your response should not simply restate your original position or argument, but should say something new in support of it.Conclusion Provide a conclusion that sums up what you presented in the paper and offers some final reflections.Resource Requirement You must use at least four scholarly resources. Two of the resources must be drawn from the list of acceptable primary resources on each of the two theories you discuss. For example, if you discuss deontology and virtue ethics, you would need at least one resource under the “Deontology” list and at least one resource under the “Virtue Ethics” list. The other two may be from either the Required or Recommended Resources, or scholarly resources found in the Ashford University Library.