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ALL OF WK2 HOMEWRK BASIC CRT | Individual Work 1 (30 points) | | | To prepare for solving a problem, we must first acknowledge that the problem exists. Then, we must accept it, and clearly define or identify it. Finally, we must commit to solving the problem. Without some degree of personal commitment, the problems that we acknowledge, accept, and identify might never be resolved.1. Using a current local or international newspaper, identify an important local, national, or international concern that needs to be solved. 2. Use the Library and Information Resources Network (LIRN) link by clicking here to locate two or more credible articles that provide background information and an analysis of the problem. You can also access LIRN in your online course by clicking on Course Home tab, then the Online Resources link. Contact your Campus for your LIRN password.3. Using the articles you found as a resource, explain the concern using the five "Problem Solving Methods" found on page 104 of your textbook.Use Microsoft Word to respond to your problem. Your response should consist of 1-2 pages.Cite your articles using APA guidelines. Visit the APA Guide for assistance with APA formatting. | | | | | | | | | |
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Individual Work 2 (30 points) As we perceive objects and experiences, we subconsciously make sense of them by selecting certain sensations to pay attention to, organizing them into recognizable information, and then interpreting the meaning of this new information.
1. Read the Thinking Activity 4.3, "Analyzing Different Accounts of the Assassination of Malcolm X" on pages 140-145 of your textbook 2. Respond to the four "Questions for Analysis" on pages 142-143 discussing the differences in these perceptions.
Use Microsoft Word to re-type and then respond to these questions. Your response should consist of 1-2 pages.
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Individual Work 2 (30 points) As we perceive objects and experiences, we subconsciously make sense of them by selecting certain sensations to pay attention to, organizing them into recognizable information, and then interpreting the meaning of this new information.
1. Read the Thinking Activity 4.3, "Analyzing Different Accounts of the Assassination of Malcolm X" on pages 140-145 of your textbook 2. Respond to the four "Questions for Analysis" on pages 142-143 discussing the differences in these perceptions.
Use Microsoft Word to re-type and then respond to these questions. Your response should consist of 1-2 pages.