Racial Identity Models

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Discuss the relevant cultural concepts that your text describes in relation to Racial Identity Models and describe how this might impact your clinical work with a member of this community

 

 

The concept of gender dysphoria

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How does the concept of gender dysphoria apply to any of the following programmatic themes? You may want to review the Programmatic Themes document.

Self-care

Social Justice

Emotional intelligence

Career connections

Ethics

 

Discuss how epidemiology is used in evaluating the efficacy of both health services and programs for screening

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Discuss how epidemiology is used in evaluating the efficacy of both health services and programs for screening and early detection of disease. How is epidemiology used in the development of health policy? Specifically focus on prevention policies (COVID-19), risk assessment, and health policy law and ethics. What are some major ethical and professional issues facing epidemiology and public health?

Ways the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species

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Many international treaties and protocols aim to protect biodiversity around the world. Describe two ways the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES) helps to protect species. Describe The Ramsar Convention promotes international cooperation for the conservation of wetlands. What are two reasons that international management might be appropriate for wetlands? What are the two goals of the International Treaty on Plant Genetic Resources for Food and Agriculture?

Stages of development

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How did Eric Erikson define an ‘Identity Crisis’ and how do these crises impact us as we age? What did he believe would happen if a child was unable to successfully complete earlier stages of development?

Need 200-300 words and  2 sources of references

All college writing assumes you are familiar with short essay writing. However, a refresher never hurts! There are some helpful websites you can consult as you complete short answer and short essay questions. Below is an example of 5 common questions I found online.

Five Common Question Types

There are overlaps and crossovers, of course, but most short answer and essay questions belong primarily in one of these five categories.

  1. Identify questions: Provide a detailed description of an event, process, or idea. These questions often include words such as: Identity, Enumerate, Define, Describe, List, or Summarize
  2. Explain questions: Analyze why, how, or in what order a set of events or processes occur. These questions often include words such as:  Explain, Account for, Analyze, Discuss, Trace, or Outline
  3. Compare questions: Analyze the similarities and differences; answer with an investigation of a relationship. These questions often include words such as:  Compare, Contrast, Distinguish, Relate
  4. Argue questions: Answer with a defense of a position that considers potential detractors. These questions often include words such as: Argue, Agree, Disagree, Debate, Defend, Justify, Prove
  5. Assess questions: Answer with an evaluation. These questions often include words such as: Assess, Criticize, Evaluate, Interpret, Propose, Review

Differences between the organization of federal and state law enforcement agencies

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Examine the key differences between the organization of federal and state law enforcement agencies. Then, identify the four major organizations that compose the U.S. Department of Justice and compare and contrast their primary functions. Provide one example of a situation or scenario in which each of the four organizations would be utilized.

The importance of the publicity of corporal and capital punishment

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What was the importance of the publicity of corporal and capital punishment in colonial times? Reflect on how people might view this if it took place today. Do you think it would be beneficial or harmful in today’s society? Explain your reasoning.

Conducting the polygraph examination

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What policy or procedural changes could be considered and things that could be started or things that should stop to improve an agency’s capacity for detecting lies other than using a polygraph? What are the factors that need to consider before conducting the polygraph examination?

Describe the importance of SLA monitoring

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Describe the importance of SLA monitoring to an organization using cloud computing models. Explain the technical details of SLA monitoring and how it works utilize the case study example under diagram Figure 8.7 in the text to fully detail your answer. And finally, describe the importance of SLA monitoring to an organization using cloud computing models. Explain the technical details of Load Balancing and how it works utilize the case study example under diagram Figure 8.5 in the text to fully detail your answer.

 

Transitioning from cybersecurity to physical security

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Transitioning from cybersecurity to physical security, this module examines how our nation’s critical infrastructure is affected by the vulnerable cyber technology that controls its daily functions.

In his 2012 Defcon 20 cybersecurity conference presentation, Dan Tentler, founder of the San Diego-based information security consulting firm AtenLabs, shared screenshots of dozens of connected devices he could find on the Internet using a laptop and browser. He was able to access several critical infrastructure systems, showing that they were vulnerable to cyber-attack. His presentation vividly demonstrated that the Internet was not designed with security in mind.

Network-ready industrial control systems that monitor and control the physical processes of machines have become the instruments that contribute to a threat we call physical security. The machines we rely on to supply energy, drinking water, and safe food are at risk. The potential security weakness of SCADA systems was exposed by a cyber-attack against the Natanz Iran uranium enrichment facility. A computer worm, called Stuxnet, caused the facility’s control systems to make the centrifuges spin out of control. Stuxnet, a cyber-weapon that changed modern warfare, does not discriminate between nations; it simply attacks and destroys computer-managed machines.

References:

Tentler, D. (2012) “Defcon 20 – Dan Tentler – Drinking from the Caffeine Firehose We Know as Shodan.” YouTube. Retrieved from: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5cWck_xcH64:

Case Assignment
Using three different industries, provide three examples of physical security dangers faced by SCADA (supervisory control and data acquisition) network systems.
After reviewing Presidential Policy Directive 21 (PPD-21), discuss a national policy to strengthen and maintain secure, functioning, and resilient critical infrastructure. What is resilient infrastructure? Provide two examples of how this concept protects people and property.