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    **Unit III Assignment Template**

    **Dialogue:**

    **Dialogue Elements:**

    | | | | | |
    | — | — | — | — | — |
    | | Conclusion | Premises | Assumptions | Extraneous material |
    | Person 1 (e.g., “Joe”) | | | | |
    | Person 2 (e.g., “Susana”) | | | | |

    **## PHIUnitIII_SampleAssignment.pdf**

    Unit III Sample Assignment

    Dialogue:

    Joe: Hi Susana. How are you doing this morning?

    Susana: I am doing great! How are you?

    Joe: I am doing well. I had a really long drive to work this morning. It looks like traffic had to be diverted
    on Main Street in downtown because there is some kind of construction going on. It was a terrible delay! I
    sat in my car without any movement for about 30 minutes! I hate traffic! It frustrates me so much! Anyway,
    it looks like what they are constructing there is a huge 20-story building. I remember reading a story in the
    newspaper 5 months ago about plans for a hotel being built on Main Street in downtown. The title of the
    piece was “Multiple Story Hotel to be Built by the Hilton Corporation on Main Street in Downtown.” There
    are no other empty lots in downtown, and, believe me, I know downtown like the palm of my hand. I used
    to party and eat at the restaurants there years ago when I was younger. A few weeks ago, I also
    remember a sign that said “Downtown Hilton hotel coming soon!” That sign was taken down, but it was
    in the same exact spot where all the construction was going on this morning! I am convinced that it is
    the Hilton hotel that they are building there! Anyway, I am sorry to ramble so much. How is your morning
    so far?

    Susana: Well, my morning is going well, and I am so sorry to hear about how long you were in traffic!
    That is terrible!

    Joe: Yes, yes it is.

    Susana: Do you mind passing the sugar? My coffee is really bitter.

    Joe: Sure, here you go.

    Susana: Thanks. I’m excited for today. As you know, my job in this company has been a temp job. I have
    been here for 10 months. I was originally not planning on staying very long, but I have come to love
    working here. I was a humanities major and never saw myself working for such a large sales firm, but
    people are amazing here, and the work is very satisfying! Anyway, a lot of the other temps have been
    gossiping about which one of us will be offered the new full time position with full benefits. It will be me. I
    found out that out of the three times that we have been evaluated, I have had the highest evaluation
    points each time. That is out of 12 other temps! Both our manager and off-site senior manager are always
    complimenting me on how fast and how efficiently I get things done. Just the other day, Jan, our offsite
    senior manager, told Stephanie about what an amazing job I had done in leading the sales team, which
    has now saved the company thousands of dollars! The savings will continue because the plan I proposed
    is very well thought out! They are going to announce who will get the new full time job today. This
    morning, I received an email from Stephanie (our manager) that things were looking really good for me,
    and she wrote “I look forward to making the announcement!” Also, as I walked by the offices upstairs, I
    saw that office which was not being used for a long time and the sign said Susana Esquivel, Sales
    Representative! This was the sign on the door! I guess they did not count on me taking the stairs this
    morning, which forces me to walk by that office!

    Joe: That is awesome! I am super excited for you, and I think this is very well deserved!

    Conclusion Premises Assumptions Extraneous
    material

    Joe There is a
    Hilton hotel
    being
    constructed in
    downtown.

    1. Five months ago,
    the newspaper
    reported that a Hilton
    hotel was to be built in
    downtown.

    2. A few weeks ago
    there was a sign that
    said ““Downtown
    Hilton hotel coming
    soon!”

    1. Whenever a newspaper
    reports on a future event, the
    event is very likely to happen.

    2. A sign (such as ““Downtown
    Hilton hotel coming soon!”),
    which announces a
    construction usually means that
    the construction will take place.

    1. “I hate
    traffic!”

    2. “Believe me,
    I know
    downtown like
    the palm of my
    hand.”

    Susana I will get the
    new full time
    position.

    1. I have gotten the
    highest evaluation
    points out of all the
    temps.

    2. There is a sign on
    the office door with
    my name on it and the
    new job title.

    3. My manager and
    senior manager are
    always complimenting
    my work.

    1. Highest evaluation points
    (out of all the other temp
    employees) usually means that
    the chances of getting a full
    time position are very good

    2. A sign on the door with my
    name and job title means that I
    am the person who will use this
    office.

    3. Compliments on the
    effectiveness of one’s work
    usually mean that one is
    favored for a new position or
    promotion.

    1. “I have come
    to love working
    here.”

    2. “The people
    are amazing.”

    3. “The work is
    satisfying.”

    – Unit III Sample Assignment

    **## NEEDDONE.docx**

    **Course Textbook(s)**

    Basco, R. C., Gilmore, T. W., & Allan, D. M (2024).
    _Essentials of medical language_ (2024 Release). McGraw Hill.

    https://online.vitalsource.com/#/books/978126042677

    **HCA 1301, Basic Medical**

    **Terminology**

    HCA-BASIC MEDICAL TERMINLOGY CLASS

    **Unit II Discussion Board-200 WORDS**

    Discuss at least 10 strategies to learn/memorize medical terminology. Which do you believe would be the best, and why? Which do you believe would be the least successful, and why?

    **Unit III ASSIGNMENT**

    This assignment measures your mastery of ULOs 3.1 and 3.2.

    Watch a medical show or documentary of your choosing that is at least 60 minutes long. Write down every medical term used in the viewing, and provide the definition. At least 75 words are required. Include an APA Style reference for the show or documentary you watch.

    **Resources**

    The following resource(s) may help you with this assignment.

    ·
    [Submit Writing Center Request](https://mycsu.columbiasouthern.edu/student/forms/courses/writing-center-request)

    **Unit IV JOURNAL**

    This journal measures your mastery of ULOs 1.1 and 2.1.

    Reflect on and discuss your current level of understanding of medical terminology at this point in your educational/professional journey. What is your plan to continue to learn advanced medical terminology after this course? What advice would you give to a high school student to begin to understand medical terminology, who is just starting their journey within the health care industry? Describe why it is important to understand medical terminology. Explain why prefixes and suffixes are critical to understanding medical terms.

    Your response must be at least 200 words in length. No references or citations are necessary.

    **Unit V Discussion Board-200 WORDS**

    Explain the importance of communicating with patients in their native language and at the level of health literacy in terms of patient safety. Briefly discuss how communication styles should vary when communicating with the parents of a neonate versus a pediatric patient versus a geriatric patient. How can one assess a patient’s level of understanding to ensure the correct messages are received when communicating?

    **Course Textbook(s)**

    Chatfield, T. (2022).
    _Critical thinking: Your essential guide_ (2nd. ed.). SAGE.

    https://online.vitalsource.com/#/books/9781529786927

    PHI-1301 CRITICAL THINKING CLASS

    **UNIT III ASSIGNMENT**

    **Assignment objective:** Students will create a writing exercise involving the creation of a dialogue and an analysis of key components of arguments.

    **Length:** Your submission should be at least two (2) pages in length, not including the title page and references (if used).

    **References:** APA Style will not be required for this assignment, and no outside resources are required.

    **Details:** Using the
    [Unit III Assignment Template](https://online.columbiasouthern.edu/bbcswebdav/pid-18064923-dt-asiobject-rid-161041952_1/xid-161041952_1), write a dialogue (short conversation) between two people. Keys to address:

    · Make sure that each person provides the other with an argument.

    · Each argument must have a conclusion and at least two premises.

    · Since it is a conversation, each person should also state some extraneous material.

    · After you are done writing the dialogue, fill out each part of the dialogue elements.

    Your final product will need a conclusion and at least two premises, two assumptions, and two pieces of extraneous material for each speaker.

    View the
    [Unit III Sample Assignment](https://online.columbiasouthern.edu/bbcswebdav/pid-18064923-dt-asiobject-rid-161041950_1/xid-161041950_1) for an example of how your completed assignment should look. Your completed assignment should be at least two pages in length.

    **Unit IV JOURNAL**

    Inductive reasoning leads to the philosophical problem of induction, and conclusions you draw every day are inductive. Reflect on the possibility that these conclusions could turn out to be wrong (false). Explain the limitations of inductive reasoning and how you can improve your critical thinking by being mindful of the fact that most of the conclusions we draw each day are inductive rather than deductive. Explain the difference between strong and weak inductive reasoning. Give at least two examples to illustrate your reasoning.

    Your journal entry must be at least 400 words in length. No references or citations are necessary but must be in APA Style formatting if used.

    **Unit V Discussion Board-200 WORDS**

    Consider the fallacies of relevance listed in Chapter 8 of our textbook. Think about a recent conversation or a recent news or magazine article you have read. Identify two fallacies of relevance you noticed in the conversation or article. You must list and discuss fallacies by name, as discussed in Chapter 8 of the textbook. Consider how you, personally, might avoid committing fallacies of relevance, and list two ways you can avoid them in the future. In your replies to students, note some polite ways to point out when someone commits a fallacy of relevance.

    **## NEEDDONE.docx**

    **Course Textbook(s)**

    Basco, R. C., Gilmore, T. W., & Allan, D. M (2024).
    _Essentials of medical language_ (2024 Release). McGraw Hill.

    https://online.vitalsource.com/#/books/978126042677

    **HCA 1301, Basic Medical**

    **Terminology**

    HCA-BASIC MEDICAL TERMINLOGY CLASS

    **Unit II Discussion Board-200 WORDS**

    Discuss at least 10 strategies to learn/memorize medical terminology. Which do you believe would be the best, and why? Which do you believe would be the least successful, and why?

    **Unit III ASSIGNMENT**

    This assignment measures your mastery of ULOs 3.1 and 3.2.

    Watch a medical show or documentary of your choosing that is at least 60 minutes long. Write down every medical term used in the viewing, and provide the definition. At least 75 words are required. Include an APA Style reference for the show or documentary you watch.

    **Resources**

    The following resource(s) may help you with this assignment.

    ·
    [Submit Writing Center Request](https://mycsu.columbiasouthern.edu/student/forms/courses/writing-center-request)

    **Unit IV JOURNAL**

    This journal measures your mastery of ULOs 1.1 and 2.1.

    Reflect on and discuss your current level of understanding of medical terminology at this point in your educational/professional journey. What is your plan to continue to learn advanced medical terminology after this course? What advice would you give to a high school student to begin to understand medical terminology, who is just starting their journey within the health care industry? Describe why it is important to understand medical terminology. Explain why prefixes and suffixes are critical to understanding medical terms.

    Your response must be at least 200 words in length. No references or citations are necessary.

    **Unit V Discussion Board-200 WORDS**

    Explain the importance of communicating with patients in their native language and at the level of health literacy in terms of patient safety. Briefly discuss how communication styles should vary when communicating with the parents of a neonate versus a pediatric patient versus a geriatric patient. How can one assess a patient’s level of understanding to ensure the correct messages are received when communicating?

    **Course Textbook(s)**

    Chatfield, T. (2022).
    _Critical thinking: Your essential guide_ (2nd. ed.). SAGE.

    https://online.vitalsource.com/#/books/9781529786927

    PHI-1301 CRITICAL THINKING CLASS

    **UNIT III ASSIGNMENT**

    **Assignment objective:** Students will create a writing exercise involving the creation of a dialogue and an analysis of key components of arguments.

    **Length:** Your submission should be at least two (2) pages in length, not including the title page and references (if used).

    **References:** APA Style will not be required for this assignment, and no outside resources are required.

    **Details:** Using the
    [Unit III Assignment Template](https://online.columbiasouthern.edu/bbcswebdav/pid-18064923-dt-asiobject-rid-161041952_1/xid-161041952_1), write a dialogue (short conversation) between two people. Keys to address:

    · Make sure that each person provides the other with an argument.

    · Each argument must have a conclusion and at least two premises.

    · Since it is a conversation, each person should also state some extraneous material.

    · After you are done writing the dialogue, fill out each part of the dialogue elements.

    Your final product will need a conclusion and at least two premises, two assumptions, and two pieces of extraneous material for each speaker.

    View the
    [Unit III Sample Assignment](https://online.columbiasouthern.edu/bbcswebdav/pid-18064923-dt-asiobject-rid-161041950_1/xid-161041950_1) for an example of how your completed assignment should look. Your completed assignment should be at least two pages in length.

    **Unit IV JOURNAL**

    Inductive reasoning leads to the philosophical problem of induction, and conclusions you draw every day are inductive. Reflect on the possibility that these conclusions could turn out to be wrong (false). Explain the limitations of inductive reasoning and how you can improve your critical thinking by being mindful of the fact that most of the conclusions we draw each day are inductive rather than deductive. Explain the difference between strong and weak inductive reasoning. Give at least two examples to illustrate your reasoning.

    Your journal entry must be at least 400 words in length. No references or citations are necessary but must be in APA Style formatting if used.

    **Unit V Discussion Board-200 WORDS**

    Consider the fallacies of relevance listed in Chapter 8 of our textbook. Think about a recent conversation or a recent news or magazine article you have read. Identify two fallacies of relevance you noticed in the conversation or article. You must list and discuss fallacies by name, as discussed in Chapter 8 of the textbook. Consider how you, personally, might avoid committing fallacies of relevance, and list two ways you can avoid them in the future. In your replies to students, note some polite ways to point out when someone commits a fallacy of relevance.

    **## PHIUnitIII_AssignmentTemplateS.docx**

    **Unit III Assignment Template**

    **Dialogue:**

    **Dialogue Elements:**

    | | | | | |
    | — | — | — | — | — |
    | | Conclusion | Premises | Assumptions | Extraneous material |
    | Person 1 (e.g., “Joe”) | | | | |
    | Person 2 (e.g., “Susana”) | | | | |

    **## PHIUnitIII_SampleAssignment.pdf**

    Unit III Sample Assignment

    Dialogue:

    Joe: Hi Susana. How are you doing this morning?

    Susana: I am doing great! How are you?

    Joe: I am doing well. I had a really long drive to work this morning. It looks like traffic had to be diverted
    on Main Street in downtown because there is some kind of construction going on. It was a terrible delay! I
    sat in my car without any movement for about 30 minutes! I hate traffic! It frustrates me so much! Anyway,
    it looks like what they are constructing there is a huge 20-story building. I remember reading a story in the
    newspaper 5 months ago about plans for a hotel being built on Main Street in downtown. The title of the
    piece was “Multiple Story Hotel to be Built by the Hilton Corporation on Main Street in Downtown.” There
    are no other empty lots in downtown, and, believe me, I know downtown like the palm of my hand. I used
    to party and eat at the restaurants there years ago when I was younger. A few weeks ago, I also
    remember a sign that said “Downtown Hilton hotel coming soon!” That sign was taken down, but it was
    in the same exact spot where all the construction was going on this morning! I am convinced that it is
    the Hilton hotel that they are building there! Anyway, I am sorry to ramble so much. How is your morning
    so far?

    Susana: Well, my morning is going well, and I am so sorry to hear about how long you were in traffic!
    That is terrible!

    Joe: Yes, yes it is.

    Susana: Do you mind passing the sugar? My coffee is really bitter.

    Joe: Sure, here you go.

    Susana: Thanks. I’m excited for today. As you know, my job in this company has been a temp job. I have
    been here for 10 months. I was originally not planning on staying very long, but I have come to love
    working here. I was a humanities major and never saw myself working for such a large sales firm, but
    people are amazing here, and the work is very satisfying! Anyway, a lot of the other temps have been
    gossiping about which one of us will be offered the new full time position with full benefits. It will be me. I
    found out that out of the three times that we have been evaluated, I have had the highest evaluation
    points each time. That is out of 12 other temps! Both our manager and off-site senior manager are always
    complimenting me on how fast and how efficiently I get things done. Just the other day, Jan, our offsite
    senior manager, told Stephanie about what an amazing job I had done in leading the sales team, which
    has now saved the company thousands of dollars! The savings will continue because the plan I proposed
    is very well thought out! They are going to announce who will get the new full time job today. This
    morning, I received an email from Stephanie (our manager) that things were looking really good for me,
    and she wrote “I look forward to making the announcement!” Also, as I walked by the offices upstairs, I
    saw that office which was not being used for a long time and the sign said Susana Esquivel, Sales
    Representative! This was the sign on the door! I guess they did not count on me taking the stairs this
    morning, which forces me to walk by that office!

    Joe: That is awesome! I am super excited for you, and I think this is very well deserved!

    Conclusion Premises Assumptions Extraneous
    material

    Joe There is a
    Hilton hotel
    being
    constructed in
    downtown.

    1. Five months ago,
    the newspaper
    reported that a Hilton
    hotel was to be built in
    downtown.

    2. A few weeks ago
    there was a sign that
    said ““Downtown
    Hilton hotel coming
    soon!”

    1. Whenever a newspaper
    reports on a future event, the
    event is very likely to happen.

    2. A sign (such as ““Downtown
    Hilton hotel coming soon!”),
    which announces a
    construction usually means that
    the construction will take place.

    1. “I hate
    traffic!”

    2. “Believe me,
    I know
    downtown like
    the palm of my
    hand.”

    Susana I will get the
    new full time
    position.

    1. I have gotten the
    highest evaluation
    points out of all the
    temps.

    2. There is a sign on
    the office door with
    my name on it and the
    new job title.

    3. My manager and
    senior manager are
    always complimenting
    my work.

    1. Highest evaluation points
    (out of all the other temp
    employees) usually means that
    the chances of getting a full
    time position are very good

    2. A sign on the door with my
    name and job title means that I
    am the person who will use this
    office.

    3. Compliments on the
    effectiveness of one’s work
    usually mean that one is
    favored for a new position or
    promotion.

    1. “I have come
    to love working
    here.”

    2. “The people
    are amazing.”

    3. “The work is
    satisfying.”

    – Unit III Sample Assignment

    **## NEEDDONE.docx**

    **Course Textbook(s)**

    Basco, R. C., Gilmore, T. W., & Allan, D. M (2024).
    _Essentials of medical language_ (2024 Release). McGraw Hill.

    https://online.vitalsource.com/#/books/978126042677

    **HCA 1301, Basic Medical**

    **Terminology**

    HCA-BASIC MEDICAL TERMINLOGY CLASS

    **Unit II Discussion Board-200 WORDS**

    Discuss at least 10 strategies to learn/memorize medical terminology. Which do you believe would be the best, and why? Which do you believe would be the least successful, and why?

    **Unit III ASSIGNMENT**

    This assignment measures your mastery of ULOs 3.1 and 3.2.

    Watch a medical show or documentary of your choosing that is at least 60 minutes long. Write down every medical term used in the viewing, and provide the definition. At least 75 words are required. Include an APA Style reference for the show or documentary you watch.

    **Resources**

    The following resource(s) may help you with this assignment.

    ·
    [Submit Writing Center Request](https://mycsu.columbiasouthern.edu/student/forms/courses/writing-center-request)

    **Unit IV JOURNAL**

    This journal measures your mastery of ULOs 1.1 and 2.1.

    Reflect on and discuss your current level of understanding of medical terminology at this point in your educational/professional journey. What is your plan to continue to learn advanced medical terminology after this course? What advice would you give to a high school student to begin to understand medical terminology, who is just starting their journey within the health care industry? Describe why it is important to understand medical terminology. Explain why prefixes and suffixes are critical to understanding medical terms.

    Your response must be at least 200 words in length. No references or citations are necessary.

    **Unit V Discussion Board-200 WORDS**

    Explain the importance of communicating with patients in their native language and at the level of health literacy in terms of patient safety. Briefly discuss how communication styles should vary when communicating with the parents of a neonate versus a pediatric patient versus a geriatric patient. How can one assess a patient’s level of understanding to ensure the correct messages are received when communicating?

    **Course Textbook(s)**

    Chatfield, T. (2022).
    _Critical thinking: Your essential guide_ (2nd. ed.). SAGE.

    https://online.vitalsource.com/#/books/9781529786927

    PHI-1301 CRITICAL THINKING CLASS

    **UNIT III ASSIGNMENT**

    **Assignment objective:** Students will create a writing exercise involving the creation of a dialogue and an analysis of key components of arguments.

    **Length:** Your submission should be at least two (2) pages in length, not including the title page and references (if used).

    **References:** APA Style will not be required for this assignment, and no outside resources are required.

    **Details:** Using the
    [Unit III Assignment Template](https://online.columbiasouthern.edu/bbcswebdav/pid-18064923-dt-asiobject-rid-161041952_1/xid-161041952_1), write a dialogue (short conversation) between two people. Keys to address:

    · Make sure that each person provides the other with an argument.

    · Each argument must have a conclusion and at least two premises.

    · Since it is a conversation, each person should also state some extraneous material.

    · After you are done writing the dialogue, fill out each part of the dialogue elements.

    Your final product will need a conclusion and at least two premises, two assumptions, and two pieces of extraneous material for each speaker.

    View the
    [Unit III Sample Assignment](https://online.columbiasouthern.edu/bbcswebdav/pid-18064923-dt-asiobject-rid-161041950_1/xid-161041950_1) for an example of how your completed assignment should look. Your completed assignment should be at least two pages in length.

    **Unit IV JOURNAL**

    Inductive reasoning leads to the philosophical problem of induction, and conclusions you draw every day are inductive. Reflect on the possibility that these conclusions could turn out to be wrong (false). Explain the limitations of inductive reasoning and how you can improve your critical thinking by being mindful of the fact that most of the conclusions we draw each day are inductive rather than deductive. Explain the difference between strong and weak inductive reasoning. Give at least two examples to illustrate your reasoning.

    Your journal entry must be at least 400 words in length. No references or citations are necessary but must be in APA Style formatting if used.

    **Unit V Discussion Board-200 WORDS**

    Consider the fallacies of relevance listed in Chapter 8 of our textbook. Think about a recent conversation or a recent news or magazine article you have read. Identify two fallacies of relevance you noticed in the conversation or article. You must list and discuss fallacies by name, as discussed in Chapter 8 of the textbook. Consider how you, personally, might avoid committing fallacies of relevance, and list two ways you can avoid them in the future. In your replies to students, note some polite ways to point out when someone commits a fallacy of relevance.

    **## PHIUnitIII_AssignmentTemplateS.docx**

    **Unit III Assignment Template**

    **Dialogue:**

    **Dialogue Elements:**

    | | | | | |
    | — | — | — | — | — |
    | | Conclusion | Premises | Assumptions | Extraneous material |
    | Person 1 (e.g., “Joe”) | | | | |
    | Person 2 (e.g., “Susana”) | | | | |

    **## PHIUnitIII_SampleAssignment.pdf**

    Unit III Sample Assignment

    Dialogue:

    Joe: Hi Susana. How are you doing this morning?

    Susana: I am doing great! How are you?

    Joe: I am doing well. I had a really long drive to work this morning. It looks like traffic had to be diverted
    on Main Street in downtown because there is some kind of construction going on. It was a terrible delay! I
    sat in my car without any movement for about 30 minutes! I hate traffic! It frustrates me so much! Anyway,
    it looks like what they are constructing there is a huge 20-story building. I remember reading a story in the
    newspaper 5 months ago about plans for a hotel being built on Main Street in downtown. The title of the
    piece was “Multiple Story Hotel to be Built by the Hilton Corporation on Main Street in Downtown.” There
    are no other empty lots in downtown, and, believe me, I know downtown like the palm of my hand. I used
    to party and eat at the restaurants there years ago when I was younger. A few weeks ago, I also
    remember a sign that said “Downtown Hilton hotel coming soon!” That sign was taken down, but it was
    in the same exact spot where all the construction was going on this morning! I am convinced that it is
    the Hilton hotel that they are building there! Anyway, I am sorry to ramble so much. How is your morning
    so far?

    Susana: Well, my morning is going well, and I am so sorry to hear about how long you were in traffic!
    That is terrible!

    Joe: Yes, yes it is.

    Susana: Do you mind passing the sugar? My coffee is really bitter.

    Joe: Sure, here you go.

    Susana: Thanks. I’m excited for today. As you know, my job in this company has been a temp job. I have
    been here for 10 months. I was originally not planning on staying very long, but I have come to love
    working here. I was a humanities major and never saw myself working for such a large sales firm, but
    people are amazing here, and the work is very satisfying! Anyway, a lot of the other temps have been
    gossiping about which one of us will be offered the new full time position with full benefits. It will be me. I
    found out that out of the three times that we have been evaluated, I have had the highest evaluation
    points each time. That is out of 12 other temps! Both our manager and off-site senior manager are always
    complimenting me on how fast and how efficiently I get things done. Just the other day, Jan, our offsite
    senior manager, told Stephanie about what an amazing job I had done in leading the sales team, which
    has now saved the company thousands of dollars! The savings will continue because the plan I proposed
    is very well thought out! They are going to announce who will get the new full time job today. This
    morning, I received an email from Stephanie (our manager) that things were looking really good for me,
    and she wrote “I look forward to making the announcement!” Also, as I walked by the offices upstairs, I
    saw that office which was not being used for a long time and the sign said Susana Esquivel, Sales
    Representative! This was the sign on the door! I guess they did not count on me taking the stairs this
    morning, which forces me to walk by that office!

    Joe: That is awesome! I am super excited for you, and I think this is very well deserved!

    Conclusion Premises Assumptions Extraneous
    material

    Joe There is a
    Hilton hotel
    being
    constructed in
    downtown.

    1. Five months ago,
    the newspaper
    reported that a Hilton
    hotel was to be built in
    downtown.

    2. A few weeks ago
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    said ““Downtown
    Hilton hotel coming
    soon!”

    1. Whenever a newspaper
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    2. A sign (such as ““Downtown
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    which announces a
    construction usually means that
    the construction will take place.

    1. “I hate
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    downtown like
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    hand.”

    Susana I will get the
    new full time
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    1. I have gotten the
    highest evaluation
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    **Course Textbook(s)**

    Basco, R. C., Gilmore, T. W., & Allan, D. M (2024).
    _Essentials of medical language_ (2024 Release). McGraw Hill.

    https://online.vitalsource.com/#/books/978126042677

    **HCA 1301, Basic Medical**

    **Terminology**

    HCA-BASIC MEDICAL TERMINLOGY CLASS

    **Unit II Discussion Board-200 WORDS**

    Discuss at least 10 strategies to learn/memorize medical terminology. Which do you believe would be the best, and why? Which do you believe would be the least successful, and why?

    **Unit III ASSIGNMENT**

    This assignment measures your mastery of ULOs 3.1 and 3.2.

    Watch a medical show or documentary of your choosing that is at least 60 minutes long. Write down every medical term used in the viewing, and provide the definition. At least 75 words are required. Include an APA Style reference for the show or documentary you watch.

    **Resources**

    The following resource(s) may help you with this assignment.

    ·
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    **Unit IV JOURNAL**

    This journal measures your mastery of ULOs 1.1 and 2.1.

    Reflect on and discuss your current level of understanding of medical terminology at this point in your educational/professional journey. What is your plan to continue to learn advanced medical terminology after this course? What advice would you give to a high school student to begin to understand medical terminology, who is just starting their journey within the health care industry? Describe why it is important to understand medical terminology. Explain why prefixes and suffixes are critical to understanding medical terms.

    Your response must be at least 200 words in length. No references or citations are necessary.

    **Unit V Discussion Board-200 WORDS**

    Explain the importance of communicating with patients in their native language and at the level of health literacy in terms of patient safety. Briefly discuss how communication styles should vary when communicating with the parents of a neonate versus a pediatric patient versus a geriatric patient. How can one assess a patient’s level of understanding to ensure the correct messages are received when communicating?

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    _Critical thinking: Your essential guide_ (2nd. ed.). SAGE.

    https://online.vitalsource.com/#/books/9781529786927

    PHI-1301 CRITICAL THINKING CLASS

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    **Assignment objective:** Students will create a writing exercise involving the creation of a dialogue and an analysis of key components of arguments.

    **Length:** Your submission should be at least two (2) pages in length, not including the title page and references (if used).

    **References:** APA Style will not be required for this assignment, and no outside resources are required.

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    Your journal entry must be at least 400 words in length. No references or citations are necessary but must be in APA Style formatting if used.

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    Consider the fallacies of relevance listed in Chapter 8 of our textbook. Think about a recent conversation or a recent news or magazine article you have read. Identify two fallacies of relevance you noticed in the conversation or article. You must list and discuss fallacies by name, as discussed in Chapter 8 of the textbook. Consider how you, personally, might avoid committing fallacies of relevance, and list two ways you can avoid them in the future. In your replies to students, note some polite ways to point out when someone commits a fallacy of relevance.

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    ## FIN 320 Final Project Financial Analysis Report

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    ### Financial Analysis, Financial Evaluation, and Financial Recommendations

    Financial Analysis

    Financial Calculations:

    Using the latest quarter’s financial statements for your chosen business and the

    Financial Formulas spreadsheet, calculate the financial formulas below to assess the

    business’s financial health.

    Working capital:

    [Write the result of the calculation and what it says about the company’s health.]

    Current ratio:

    [Write the result of the calculation and what it says about the company’s health.]

    Debt ratio:

    [Write the result of the calculation and what it says about the company’s health.]

    Earnings per share:

    [Write the result of the calculation and what it says about the company’s health.]

    Price and earnings ratio:

    [Write the result of the calculation and what it says about the company’s health.]

    Total asset turnover ratio:

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    Financial leverage:

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    Building Investment:

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    Future Financial Considerations:

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    **References**
    [Use APA format when listing your sources]

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    ## FIN 320 Final Project Financial Analysis Report

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    **Note:** To complete this template, replace the bracketed text with your own content. Remove this note before you submit your report.]

    ### Financial Analysis, Financial Evaluation, and Financial Recommendations

    Financial Analysis

    Financial Calculations:

    Using the latest quarter’s financial statements for your chosen business and the

    Financial Formulas spreadsheet, calculate the financial formulas below to assess the

    business’s financial health.

    Working capital:

    [Write the result of the calculation and what it says about the company’s health.]

    Current ratio:

    [Write the result of the calculation and what it says about the company’s health.]

    Debt ratio:

    [Write the result of the calculation and what it says about the company’s health.]

    Earnings per share:

    [Write the result of the calculation and what it says about the company’s health.]

    Price and earnings ratio:

    [Write the result of the calculation and what it says about the company’s health.]

    Total asset turnover ratio:

    [Write the result of the calculation and what it says about the company’s health.]

    Financial leverage:

    [Write the result of the calculation and what it says about the company’s health.]

    Net profit margin:

    [Write the result of the calculation and what it says about the company’s health.]

    Return on assets:

    [Write the result of the calculation and what it says about the company’s health.]

    Return on equity:

    [Write the result of the calculation and what it says about the company’s health.]

    Working Capital Management:

    [In one paragraph, explain the impact of working capital management on the business’s operations. Provide examples to support your claims.]

    Financing:

    [In one paragraph, explain how a business finances its operations and expansion.]

    Short-Term Financing:

    [In one paragraph, explain how potential short-term financing sources could help the business raise needed funds for improving its financial health. Base your response on the business’s latest financial information.]

    Bond Investment:

    [In one paragraph, analyze the risks and benefits of the business choosing to invest in a

    corporate bond, including the necessary ethical considerations, appropriate calculations, and examples to support your analysis.]

    Capital Equipment:

    [In one paragraph, analyze the risks and benefits of the business choosing to invest in capital equipment, including the necessary ethical considerations, appropriate calculations, and examples to support your analysis.]

    Building Investment:

    [In one paragraph, analyze the risks and benefits of the business choosing to invest in a building , including the necessary ethical considerations, appropriate calculations, and examples to support your analysis.]

    Financial Evaluation

    In this section of the report, you will evaluate the three available financial options for the business and recommend which option or options are the best for the business to choose.

    Bond Investment:

    [In one paragraph, write your assessment of the appropriateness of a bond investment as an option for the business’s financial health, using your financial analysis and other financial information to support your claims.]

    Capital Equipment:

    [In one paragraph, write your assessment on the appropriateness of a capital equipment investment as an option for the business’s financial health, using your financial analysis and other financial information to support your claims.]

    Building Investment:

    [In one paragraph, write your assessment on the appropriateness of purchasing a building as an investment option for the business’s financial health, using your financial analysis and other financial information to support your claims.]

    Future Financial Considerations:

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    **References**
    [Use APA format when listing your sources]

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    ### Financial Analysis, Financial Evaluation, and Financial Recommendations

    Financial Analysis

    Financial Calculations:

    Using the latest quarter’s financial statements for your chosen business and the

    Financial Formulas spreadsheet, calculate the financial formulas below to assess the

    business’s financial health.

    Working capital:

    [Write the result of the calculation and what it says about the company’s health.]

    Current ratio:

    [Write the result of the calculation and what it says about the company’s health.]

    Debt ratio:

    [Write the result of the calculation and what it says about the company’s health.]

    Earnings per share:

    [Write the result of the calculation and what it says about the company’s health.]

    Price and earnings ratio:

    [Write the result of the calculation and what it says about the company’s health.]

    Total asset turnover ratio:

    [Write the result of the calculation and what it says about the company’s health.]

    Financial leverage:

    [Write the result of the calculation and what it says about the company’s health.]

    Net profit margin:

    [Write the result of the calculation and what it says about the company’s health.]

    Return on assets:

    [Write the result of the calculation and what it says about the company’s health.]

    Return on equity:

    [Write the result of the calculation and what it says about the company’s health.]

    Working Capital Management:

    [In one paragraph, explain the impact of working capital management on the business’s operations. Provide examples to support your claims.]

    Financing:

    [In one paragraph, explain how a business finances its operations and expansion.]

    Short-Term Financing:

    [In one paragraph, explain how potential short-term financing sources could help the business raise needed funds for improving its financial health. Base your response on the business’s latest financial information.]

    Bond Investment:

    [In one paragraph, analyze the risks and benefits of the business choosing to invest in a

    corporate bond, including the necessary ethical considerations, appropriate calculations, and examples to support your analysis.]

    Capital Equipment:

    [In one paragraph, analyze the risks and benefits of the business choosing to invest in capital equipment, including the necessary ethical considerations, appropriate calculations, and examples to support your analysis.]

    Building Investment:

    [In one paragraph, analyze the risks and benefits of the business choosing to invest in a building , including the necessary ethical considerations, appropriate calculations, and examples to support your analysis.]

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    In this section of the report, you will evaluate the three available financial options for the business and recommend which option or options are the best for the business to choose.

    Bond Investment:

    [In one paragraph, write your assessment of the appropriateness of a bond investment as an option for the business’s financial health, using your financial analysis and other financial information to support your claims.]

    Capital Equipment:

    [In one paragraph, write your assessment on the appropriateness of a capital equipment investment as an option for the business’s financial health, using your financial analysis and other financial information to support your claims.]

    Building Investment:

    [In one paragraph, write your assessment on the appropriateness of purchasing a building as an investment option for the business’s financial health, using your financial analysis and other financial information to support your claims.]

    Future Financial Considerations:

    [In one paragraph, describe the business’s likely future financial performance based on its latest financial well-being and risk level. Use financial information to support your claims.]

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    DUDLEY ( RESPOND TO DISCUSSION 150-200 WORDS)

    Within its industry, Apple Inc. is regarded as a company whose culture centers on secrecy, design perfectionism, and an unwavering commitment to user experience over cost-cutting. That said, this culture of intense product focus plays a pivotal role in influencing decision-making and the allocation of resources within the organization. Leadership consistently directs capital toward R&D and design refinement rather than spreading resources thin across a wide product lineup. For example, Apple deliberately limits its product portfolio compared to competitors like Samsung, choosing depth over breadth so that engineering and marketing resources concentrate on a handful of flagship devices each year. Within this framework, we recognize how the brand's culture facilitates the formulation and execution of strategic initiatives for this organization. The secrecy-driven culture allows Apple to control product narratives, generate market anticipation, and protect competitive advantages until launch, which strengthens brand loyalty and supports premium pricing power, both key drivers on the Financial and Customer perspectives of the balanced scorecard.

    On the opposite end, though, that same culture can hinder decision-making when speed and flexibility are needed. Apple's top-down, consensus-driven approach and insistence on internal control have at times slowed responsiveness to market shifts, such as its delayed entry into foldable devices and generative AI features compared to competitors. Resource allocation decisions reflect this caution, since leadership often favors polish over speed to market. While this protects brand reputation, it can create missed opportunities in fast-moving segments, showing how a strong culture is both an asset and a constraint depending on the strategic initiative at hand.

    GARRET ( RESPOND TO DISCUSSION 150-200 WORDS)

    Working at Subway for two years gave me an opportunity to see organizational culture from inside the restaurant rather than simply studying it from a corporate perspective. At the time, I probably would not have described what I was seeing as “organizational culture.” Looking back now, however, I can see how much the attitudes of franchise owners, managers, and employees influenced the way individual restaurants operated. Corporate could establish the standards, but the culture inside each restaurant often determined how those standards were actually carried out.

    As an assistant manager, I saw that difference play out in ordinary situations every day. Cleanliness, food preparation, customer service, inventory, and even how employees responded when a lunch rush suddenly hit were influenced by the expectations management established before things got busy. Having a corporate standard written down was one thing; getting an entire team to consistently follow that standard was another. Two restaurants could have the same Subway sign outside, sell the same products, and follow the same corporate procedures while still giving customers noticeably different experiences. To me, that is where culture stops being an abstract management concept and becomes part of actual strategy execution.

    This is where I believe culture influences both decision making and resource allocation at Subway. Corporate leadership has to make decisions for the overall brand, while individual franchisees make decisions based on conditions within their restaurants. Those interests will not always align perfectly. Corporate leadership may believe additional training, equipment, technology, or restaurant improvements are necessary for the future of the brand. A franchise owner looking at payroll and operating expenses may see another expense being added to an already difficult month. Neither perspective is necessarily unreasonable. The challenge is creating enough trust and shared purpose that both sides understand why resources are being allocated in a particular direction.

    Kennedy (2020) explains that organizational design requires decisions involving authority, responsibility, division of labor, organizational structure, and control systems. The chapter also identifies output, behavioral, and clan controls as different mechanisms organizations can use when executing strategy. Clan control was actually a term I had never heard before this week’s reading, but once I understood what it meant, I immediately connected it with experiences from my military career. Written rules can tell people what they are required to do. Culture can create an environment where people hold themselves accountable even when nobody is standing over them.

    Before serving with the 82nd Airborne Division, I spent two years and nine months in the Army’s Special Forces training pipeline. That environment gave organizational culture a very different meaning to me. Standards were extremely demanding, accountability was constant, and teamwork was not optional. Everyone had to contribute because one person’s preparation and performance could directly affect the people around them.

    My experience there also taught me that organizational culture is not simply about demanding more from people. It is revealed by what happens when those people face adversity. During one Special Forces training event, I was seriously injured in an explosion. I suffered perforated eardrums, damage to my vision, and a severe traumatic brain injury.

    For about a year, much of my life revolved around rehabilitation. I underwent physical therapy and gait training to learn how to walk properly again, speech therapy to relearn how to communicate, and vision therapy to address the damage to my eyesight. Skills I had taken for granted my entire life suddenly had to be rebuilt through months of repetitive work.

    That could have easily been the end of my military career. It wasn’t.

    After completing that long rehabilitation process, I was able to continue serving as an 11B Infantryman and went on to have a successful Army career. My service afterward included deployments to Syria, Iraq, and Afghanistan, time in Colombia, Romania and Moldova, and multiple rotations through the Joint Readiness Training Center at Fort Polk. I went from having to relearn basic abilities to returning to demanding military environments around the world. Those experiences continued reinforcing something I had learned much earlier, organizations perform at their best when preparation, accountability, teamwork, and trust are already part of the culture before people are placed in difficult situations.

    Looking at those experiences through the material from this week also gives the phrase “invest in your employees” a different meaning to me. Investing in people is easy to discuss when everything is going according to plan. The real test of an organization’s culture can come when someone experiences adversity, needs additional development, or temporarily cannot perform at the level they once could. My recovery required an enormous amount of determination on my part, but having the opportunity to recover, retrain, and continue contributing mattered as well. In a business environment, the circumstances are obviously very different, but I believe the underlying management lesson still applies. Developing people can create value that is not immediately visible on a financial statement.

    My military experience also helped me understand Kennedy’s discussion of clan control. The Army certainly had regulations, measurable standards, inspections, and formal authority. However, some of the strongest influences on our behavior came from the culture itself. You prepared because other people depended on you. You maintained your equipment because someone else’s success might eventually depend on it. You did your job when nobody was watching because you did not want your teammates carrying weight that belonged to you. Trust was not something created by putting the word on a poster. It was earned repeatedly through competence, preparation, and accountability.

    Later, while serving as an 11B Infantryman, I also served in the Operations NCO duty position for my infantry company. That gave me another perspective on organizational design because I was involved in coordinating training, requirements, resources, and operational preparation. Higher headquarters could establish priorities and provide guidance, but eventually those priorities had to move through the organization and become something Soldiers could actually execute. Kennedy’s discussion of delegating authority and responsibility particularly reminded me of that experience. A plan did not execute itself simply because somebody with enough rank approved it.

    The stakes at Subway are obviously nowhere close to those of military operations, but the organizational principle transfers surprisingly well. Subway corporate leadership cannot personally supervise what happens behind the counter of every restaurant. The company therefore needs formal controls, but it also needs franchisees, managers, and employees who take ownership of the standards associated with the Subway name.

    Output controls can measure results such as sales, order accuracy, customer satisfaction, or employee turnover. Behavioral controls can establish food safety procedures, recipes, training requirements, and operating standards. Culture fills a different role. Culture influences what happens when nobody from corporate is visiting and there is no inspection scheduled.

    A strong culture can make Subway’s strategy considerably easier to execute. A franchise owner who invests in employees, develops managers, recognizes strong performance, communicates expectations, and holds people accountable creates an environment where new initiatives have a better chance of succeeding. Employees are also more likely to communicate problems and take some ownership over the restaurant instead of doing the absolute minimum necessary to make it through another shift.

    Culture can become a hindrance just as easily. Subway’s franchise structure means individual owners can have very different priorities. One franchisee may consider employee training an investment, while another considers it primarily an expense. One may maintain high standards regardless of whether an inspection is approaching, while another becomes concerned about standards only when someone is checking. Those differences eventually become visible to customers, and customers normally do not blame an individual franchise owner. They blame Subway.

    This is also why I believe resource allocation has to include investment in people. Technology, advertising, restaurant remodeling, and menu development all matter, but none of them eliminate the human side of execution. Resources devoted to franchisee support, manager development, employee training, communication, and meaningful recognition can strengthen the culture responsible for carrying out the larger strategy. This connects directly with this week’s emphasis on staffing an organization properly, strengthening organizational capabilities, and rewarding employees in ways that encourage commitment to strategic goals.

    At the same time, Subway should be careful about trying to solve every cultural problem by creating another rule. Kennedy (2020) emphasizes organizational control systems, but effective control involves more than simply monitoring behavior. Subway needs inspections, standards, and accountability, but the company cannot audit its way into a healthy organizational culture. An inspection can determine whether a restaurant met a standard on Tuesday afternoon. Culture determines what happens Wednesday morning after the inspector is gone.

    That may be my biggest takeaway from Week 6. I have experienced organizational culture in environments that could hardly be more different. I spent two years working at Subway. I spent two years and nine months going through Special Forces training. I experienced a catastrophic setback, spent approximately a year rebuilding abilities I had once taken for granted, and returned to serve as an 11B Infantryman. Later, serving in an Operations NCO duty position allowed me to see the planning, resource coordination, and delegation that take place behind execution. The consequences in those environments were dramatically different, but one principle remained remarkably consistent, people perform differently when standards become part of the culture instead of something they follow only when someone is watching.

    For Subway, successful strategy execution will require balancing corporate standards with the realities faced by individual franchisees. Corporate leadership needs to establish clear expectations and protect the brand, but it also needs to listen to the franchisees, managers, and employees responsible for executing those strategies every day. Strong performance should be recognized, successful practices should be shared, and training should help people understand why standards matter instead of simply telling them what to do.

    Ultimately, organizational culture is not separate from strategy execution. It is part of strategy execution. An organization can have money, technology, recognizable products, and an excellent strategic plan, but eventually people have to turn that plan into action. Subway’s challenge is not simply deciding where the company should go next. It is creating a culture across its franchise system where the people responsible for getting it there understand the strategy, have the resources to execute it, and take enough ownership to maintain the standard when nobody is watching.

    LAWANNA ( RESPOND TO DISCUSSION 150-200 WORDS)

    Additional Digital Strategies for Crown & Coil Hair Care

    For my final digital marketing plan, I plan to incorporate several strategies beyond social media marketing and website design for Crown & Coil Hair Care. One of the biggest components will be email marketing because it gives the brand an opportunity to build an ongoing relationship with customers rather than relying solely on social media algorithms. I plan to use email segmentation to send customers content based on their interests, hair concerns, and previous purchases. For example, a customer interested in moisture products could receive educational content and product recommendations focused on hydration, while a customer interested in scalp care could receive information specifically related to maintaining a healthy scalp. I would also use A/B testing to compare subject lines, offers, images, and calls to action to determine what generates the strongest engagement. This approach would allow Crown & Coil to make marketing decisions based on customer behavior instead of assumptions.

    Another strategy I plan to incorporate is paid digital advertising, particularly pay per click and retargeting campaigns. PPC could help Crown & Coil reach consumers who are already searching for solutions related to natural hair care, moisture, hair growth, and scalp health. Retargeting could then reconnect with visitors who viewed products or added items to their cart without completing a purchase. This creates multiple opportunities to move a potential customer through the buying process. According to Laudon and Traver (2014), ecommerce provides businesses with opportunities to use digital technologies to create stronger connections between consumers and businesses. For Crown & Coil, I want those connections to continue beyond the initial website visit.

    Personalization and AI are two areas that could help Crown & Coil differentiate itself from competitors. AI could assist with analyzing customer behavior, identifying content trends, creating initial content drafts, and helping determine which products may be relevant to different customer segments. However, I would use AI as a supporting tool rather than allowing it to replace the human connection behind the brand. Personalization could also extend to an interactive hair care recommendation experience where customers answer questions about their hair type, concerns, current routine, and goals and receive suggested products and educational resources. This would make the shopping experience feel more individualized while also helping customers understand why particular products may be appropriate for their needs.

    An innovative approach I would like to incorporate is an omnichannel strategy that connects the website, email, social media, and educational content instead of treating them as separate marketing channels. For example, an Instagram post about dry or damaged hair could lead customers to a Hair Education article, which could then introduce them to a moisture focused product collection. After the customer visits the website, email marketing could provide additional education or a personalized offer. This creates a consistent customer journey across multiple touchpoints. The goal is not simply to be everywhere, but to make each channel work together and move the customer naturally from awareness to education, consideration, and eventually purchase.

    One opportunity that could give Crown & Coil an advantage is combining education with personalization. Many hair care brands promote their products heavily, but Crown & Coil can focus on helping customers understand their hair while also recommending products that fit their individual needs. The brand could create a Hair Journal containing articles, tutorials, ingredient education, wash day guides, and personalized product recommendations. This approach supports the idea that digital marketing should provide value rather than simply push a sale. It also gives customers a reason to return to the website even when they are not immediately ready to purchase.

    Ultimately, my goal is to create a digital strategy that builds a relationship with the customer instead of focusing only on individual transactions. Crown & Coil will use social media to create awareness, the website to provide a strong shopping experience, email to develop relationships, PPC to reach high intent consumers, personalization to make the customer experience more relevant, and AI to improve efficiency and decision making. By connecting these strategies into one cohesive customer journey, Crown & Coil can create a stronger digital presence while developing the trust and loyalty needed for long term growth.

    References

    Laudon, K. C., & Traver, C. G. (2014). E-commerce essentials. Pearson Education, Inc.

    Biotnott, J. (2015). Tech is changing the way we get our news, and it's not stopping. Inc.

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    DUDLEY ( RESPOND TO DISCUSSION 150-200 WORDS)

    Within its industry, Apple Inc. is regarded as a company whose culture centers on secrecy, design perfectionism, and an unwavering commitment to user experience over cost-cutting. That said, this culture of intense product focus plays a pivotal role in influencing decision-making and the allocation of resources within the organization. Leadership consistently directs capital toward R&D and design refinement rather than spreading resources thin across a wide product lineup. For example, Apple deliberately limits its product portfolio compared to competitors like Samsung, choosing depth over breadth so that engineering and marketing resources concentrate on a handful of flagship devices each year. Within this framework, we recognize how the brand's culture facilitates the formulation and execution of strategic initiatives for this organization. The secrecy-driven culture allows Apple to control product narratives, generate market anticipation, and protect competitive advantages until launch, which strengthens brand loyalty and supports premium pricing power, both key drivers on the Financial and Customer perspectives of the balanced scorecard.

    On the opposite end, though, that same culture can hinder decision-making when speed and flexibility are needed. Apple's top-down, consensus-driven approach and insistence on internal control have at times slowed responsiveness to market shifts, such as its delayed entry into foldable devices and generative AI features compared to competitors. Resource allocation decisions reflect this caution, since leadership often favors polish over speed to market. While this protects brand reputation, it can create missed opportunities in fast-moving segments, showing how a strong culture is both an asset and a constraint depending on the strategic initiative at hand.

    GARRET ( RESPOND TO DISCUSSION 150-200 WORDS)

    Working at Subway for two years gave me an opportunity to see organizational culture from inside the restaurant rather than simply studying it from a corporate perspective. At the time, I probably would not have described what I was seeing as “organizational culture.” Looking back now, however, I can see how much the attitudes of franchise owners, managers, and employees influenced the way individual restaurants operated. Corporate could establish the standards, but the culture inside each restaurant often determined how those standards were actually carried out.

    As an assistant manager, I saw that difference play out in ordinary situations every day. Cleanliness, food preparation, customer service, inventory, and even how employees responded when a lunch rush suddenly hit were influenced by the expectations management established before things got busy. Having a corporate standard written down was one thing; getting an entire team to consistently follow that standard was another. Two restaurants could have the same Subway sign outside, sell the same products, and follow the same corporate procedures while still giving customers noticeably different experiences. To me, that is where culture stops being an abstract management concept and becomes part of actual strategy execution.

    This is where I believe culture influences both decision making and resource allocation at Subway. Corporate leadership has to make decisions for the overall brand, while individual franchisees make decisions based on conditions within their restaurants. Those interests will not always align perfectly. Corporate leadership may believe additional training, equipment, technology, or restaurant improvements are necessary for the future of the brand. A franchise owner looking at payroll and operating expenses may see another expense being added to an already difficult month. Neither perspective is necessarily unreasonable. The challenge is creating enough trust and shared purpose that both sides understand why resources are being allocated in a particular direction.

    Kennedy (2020) explains that organizational design requires decisions involving authority, responsibility, division of labor, organizational structure, and control systems. The chapter also identifies output, behavioral, and clan controls as different mechanisms organizations can use when executing strategy. Clan control was actually a term I had never heard before this week’s reading, but once I understood what it meant, I immediately connected it with experiences from my military career. Written rules can tell people what they are required to do. Culture can create an environment where people hold themselves accountable even when nobody is standing over them.

    Before serving with the 82nd Airborne Division, I spent two years and nine months in the Army’s Special Forces training pipeline. That environment gave organizational culture a very different meaning to me. Standards were extremely demanding, accountability was constant, and teamwork was not optional. Everyone had to contribute because one person’s preparation and performance could directly affect the people around them.

    My experience there also taught me that organizational culture is not simply about demanding more from people. It is revealed by what happens when those people face adversity. During one Special Forces training event, I was seriously injured in an explosion. I suffered perforated eardrums, damage to my vision, and a severe traumatic brain injury.

    For about a year, much of my life revolved around rehabilitation. I underwent physical therapy and gait training to learn how to walk properly again, speech therapy to relearn how to communicate, and vision therapy to address the damage to my eyesight. Skills I had taken for granted my entire life suddenly had to be rebuilt through months of repetitive work.

    That could have easily been the end of my military career. It wasn’t.

    After completing that long rehabilitation process, I was able to continue serving as an 11B Infantryman and went on to have a successful Army career. My service afterward included deployments to Syria, Iraq, and Afghanistan, time in Colombia, Romania and Moldova, and multiple rotations through the Joint Readiness Training Center at Fort Polk. I went from having to relearn basic abilities to returning to demanding military environments around the world. Those experiences continued reinforcing something I had learned much earlier, organizations perform at their best when preparation, accountability, teamwork, and trust are already part of the culture before people are placed in difficult situations.

    Looking at those experiences through the material from this week also gives the phrase “invest in your employees” a different meaning to me. Investing in people is easy to discuss when everything is going according to plan. The real test of an organization’s culture can come when someone experiences adversity, needs additional development, or temporarily cannot perform at the level they once could. My recovery required an enormous amount of determination on my part, but having the opportunity to recover, retrain, and continue contributing mattered as well. In a business environment, the circumstances are obviously very different, but I believe the underlying management lesson still applies. Developing people can create value that is not immediately visible on a financial statement.

    My military experience also helped me understand Kennedy’s discussion of clan control. The Army certainly had regulations, measurable standards, inspections, and formal authority. However, some of the strongest influences on our behavior came from the culture itself. You prepared because other people depended on you. You maintained your equipment because someone else’s success might eventually depend on it. You did your job when nobody was watching because you did not want your teammates carrying weight that belonged to you. Trust was not something created by putting the word on a poster. It was earned repeatedly through competence, preparation, and accountability.

    Later, while serving as an 11B Infantryman, I also served in the Operations NCO duty position for my infantry company. That gave me another perspective on organizational design because I was involved in coordinating training, requirements, resources, and operational preparation. Higher headquarters could establish priorities and provide guidance, but eventually those priorities had to move through the organization and become something Soldiers could actually execute. Kennedy’s discussion of delegating authority and responsibility particularly reminded me of that experience. A plan did not execute itself simply because somebody with enough rank approved it.

    The stakes at Subway are obviously nowhere close to those of military operations, but the organizational principle transfers surprisingly well. Subway corporate leadership cannot personally supervise what happens behind the counter of every restaurant. The company therefore needs formal controls, but it also needs franchisees, managers, and employees who take ownership of the standards associated with the Subway name.

    Output controls can measure results such as sales, order accuracy, customer satisfaction, or employee turnover. Behavioral controls can establish food safety procedures, recipes, training requirements, and operating standards. Culture fills a different role. Culture influences what happens when nobody from corporate is visiting and there is no inspection scheduled.

    A strong culture can make Subway’s strategy considerably easier to execute. A franchise owner who invests in employees, develops managers, recognizes strong performance, communicates expectations, and holds people accountable creates an environment where new initiatives have a better chance of succeeding. Employees are also more likely to communicate problems and take some ownership over the restaurant instead of doing the absolute minimum necessary to make it through another shift.

    Culture can become a hindrance just as easily. Subway’s franchise structure means individual owners can have very different priorities. One franchisee may consider employee training an investment, while another considers it primarily an expense. One may maintain high standards regardless of whether an inspection is approaching, while another becomes concerned about standards only when someone is checking. Those differences eventually become visible to customers, and customers normally do not blame an individual franchise owner. They blame Subway.

    This is also why I believe resource allocation has to include investment in people. Technology, advertising, restaurant remodeling, and menu development all matter, but none of them eliminate the human side of execution. Resources devoted to franchisee support, manager development, employee training, communication, and meaningful recognition can strengthen the culture responsible for carrying out the larger strategy. This connects directly with this week’s emphasis on staffing an organization properly, strengthening organizational capabilities, and rewarding employees in ways that encourage commitment to strategic goals.

    At the same time, Subway should be careful about trying to solve every cultural problem by creating another rule. Kennedy (2020) emphasizes organizational control systems, but effective control involves more than simply monitoring behavior. Subway needs inspections, standards, and accountability, but the company cannot audit its way into a healthy organizational culture. An inspection can determine whether a restaurant met a standard on Tuesday afternoon. Culture determines what happens Wednesday morning after the inspector is gone.

    That may be my biggest takeaway from Week 6. I have experienced organizational culture in environments that could hardly be more different. I spent two years working at Subway. I spent two years and nine months going through Special Forces training. I experienced a catastrophic setback, spent approximately a year rebuilding abilities I had once taken for granted, and returned to serve as an 11B Infantryman. Later, serving in an Operations NCO duty position allowed me to see the planning, resource coordination, and delegation that take place behind execution. The consequences in those environments were dramatically different, but one principle remained remarkably consistent, people perform differently when standards become part of the culture instead of something they follow only when someone is watching.

    For Subway, successful strategy execution will require balancing corporate standards with the realities faced by individual franchisees. Corporate leadership needs to establish clear expectations and protect the brand, but it also needs to listen to the franchisees, managers, and employees responsible for executing those strategies every day. Strong performance should be recognized, successful practices should be shared, and training should help people understand why standards matter instead of simply telling them what to do.

    Ultimately, organizational culture is not separate from strategy execution. It is part of strategy execution. An organization can have money, technology, recognizable products, and an excellent strategic plan, but eventually people have to turn that plan into action. Subway’s challenge is not simply deciding where the company should go next. It is creating a culture across its franchise system where the people responsible for getting it there understand the strategy, have the resources to execute it, and take enough ownership to maintain the standard when nobody is watching.

    LAWANNA ( RESPOND TO DISCUSSION 150-200 WORDS)

    Additional Digital Strategies for Crown & Coil Hair Care

    For my final digital marketing plan, I plan to incorporate several strategies beyond social media marketing and website design for Crown & Coil Hair Care. One of the biggest components will be email marketing because it gives the brand an opportunity to build an ongoing relationship with customers rather than relying solely on social media algorithms. I plan to use email segmentation to send customers content based on their interests, hair concerns, and previous purchases. For example, a customer interested in moisture products could receive educational content and product recommendations focused on hydration, while a customer interested in scalp care could receive information specifically related to maintaining a healthy scalp. I would also use A/B testing to compare subject lines, offers, images, and calls to action to determine what generates the strongest engagement. This approach would allow Crown & Coil to make marketing decisions based on customer behavior instead of assumptions.

    Another strategy I plan to incorporate is paid digital advertising, particularly pay per click and retargeting campaigns. PPC could help Crown & Coil reach consumers who are already searching for solutions related to natural hair care, moisture, hair growth, and scalp health. Retargeting could then reconnect with visitors who viewed products or added items to their cart without completing a purchase. This creates multiple opportunities to move a potential customer through the buying process. According to Laudon and Traver (2014), ecommerce provides businesses with opportunities to use digital technologies to create stronger connections between consumers and businesses. For Crown & Coil, I want those connections to continue beyond the initial website visit.

    Personalization and AI are two areas that could help Crown & Coil differentiate itself from competitors. AI could assist with analyzing customer behavior, identifying content trends, creating initial content drafts, and helping determine which products may be relevant to different customer segments. However, I would use AI as a supporting tool rather than allowing it to replace the human connection behind the brand. Personalization could also extend to an interactive hair care recommendation experience where customers answer questions about their hair type, concerns, current routine, and goals and receive suggested products and educational resources. This would make the shopping experience feel more individualized while also helping customers understand why particular products may be appropriate for their needs.

    An innovative approach I would like to incorporate is an omnichannel strategy that connects the website, email, social media, and educational content instead of treating them as separate marketing channels. For example, an Instagram post about dry or damaged hair could lead customers to a Hair Education article, which could then introduce them to a moisture focused product collection. After the customer visits the website, email marketing could provide additional education or a personalized offer. This creates a consistent customer journey across multiple touchpoints. The goal is not simply to be everywhere, but to make each channel work together and move the customer naturally from awareness to education, consideration, and eventually purchase.

    One opportunity that could give Crown & Coil an advantage is combining education with personalization. Many hair care brands promote their products heavily, but Crown & Coil can focus on helping customers understand their hair while also recommending products that fit their individual needs. The brand could create a Hair Journal containing articles, tutorials, ingredient education, wash day guides, and personalized product recommendations. This approach supports the idea that digital marketing should provide value rather than simply push a sale. It also gives customers a reason to return to the website even when they are not immediately ready to purchase.

    Ultimately, my goal is to create a digital strategy that builds a relationship with the customer instead of focusing only on individual transactions. Crown & Coil will use social media to create awareness, the website to provide a strong shopping experience, email to develop relationships, PPC to reach high intent consumers, personalization to make the customer experience more relevant, and AI to improve efficiency and decision making. By connecting these strategies into one cohesive customer journey, Crown & Coil can create a stronger digital presence while developing the trust and loyalty needed for long term growth.

    References

    Laudon, K. C., & Traver, C. G. (2014). E-commerce essentials. Pearson Education, Inc.

    Biotnott, J. (2015). Tech is changing the way we get our news, and it's not stopping. Inc.

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    Alzheimer’s. It is a real possibility for many of us. Scholarly work shows intellectual activity helps to stave

    off Alzheimer’s disease. Thus, I think it is a good idea to engage in as much intellectual activity as

    possible. My reasoning is as follows: If I want to have a sharp mind, I should exercise my mind. I do want

    to have a sharp mind. Therefore, I should exercise my mind. But, how do I do that? I have been reading a

    lot about chess. Chess masters have very sharp minds. I should thus play chess on an everyday basis.

    This is what I am concluding for now. It may very well be the case that I will get tired of chess and look for

    some other intellectual activity, but for now I will stick to chess. It is so easy to play different people

    nowadays thanks to the internet, and I have always enjoyed playing it.

    Let us look at my argument in more detail. I seemed to have come to this conclusion via two premises.

    Even though there have been a lot of things I have considered, there are only two important premises. My

    first premise is I should exercise my mind, and my second premise is chess masters have sharp minds. Is

    my argument deductive or inductive? This is a little tricky. I know it is not deductive because the

    conclusion does not necessarily follow from the premises. It is true I should exercise my mind and chess

    masters have sharp minds, but it does not necessarily follow that I should play chess to exercise my

    mind. This is because there are plenty of other things I can do to exercise my mind like read philosophy,

    read classic novels, or read science.

    There is, however, an inductive aspect to the argument. After reading a lot about chess masters, I have

    concluded that chess masters have sharp minds. Their memories are amazing! This conclusion, chess

    masters have sharp minds, serves as a premise for my whole argument. But, this has to be inductive

    because I am sure not all of them have sharp minds. I may encounter a chess master, for example, who

    does not have a sharp mind. Because there is a chance of such an encounter, the conclusion that chess

    masters have sharp minds has been arrived at by inductive reasoning. Chance and contingencies are

    signs of induction. My whole argument also contains a deductive part or deductive component, a sub-

    argument, “If I want to have a sharp mind, I should exercise my mind. I do want to have a sharp mind.

    Therefore, I should exercise my mind.” This is deductive because if we assume the assertions “If I want to

    have a sharp mind, then I should exercise my mind” and “I do want to have a sharp mind” are both true, it

    will necessarily follow that I should exercise my mind (the conclusion) is also true. Recall that in a

    deductive argument the conclusion follows necessarily given that the premises are true. The conclusion “I

    should exercise my mind” is not a matter of chance or contingency.

    My argument assumes playing chess is an exercise, perhaps analogous to how I can exercise my body. It

    is a hidden assumption because it is not explicitly stated in my argument, yet it is an assumption that is an

    important part of my argument as a whole. My conclusion seems to follow based on this assumption. Are

    there any potential fallacies I have avoided? I think I have avoided the false dilemma fallacy by not

    thinking the whole situation is black and white or an either-or scenario. In my reasoning, I do not, for

    example, conclude I either play chess on an everyday basis or I will get Alzheimer’s disease. I have just

    argued I should play chess because I should exercise my mind.

    Conclusion: Premises: Inductive Aspects: Deductive Aspects:

    I should thus play
    chess on an
    everyday basis.

    1. I should
    exercise my
    mind.

    2. Chess
    masters have
    sharp minds.

    The premise that chess
    masters have sharp
    minds has been arrived
    at via induction.

    The conclusion (which is also
    premise for the whole argument) has
    a deductive aspect:

    “if I want to have a sharp mind, I
    should exercise my mind. I do want
    to have a sharp mind. Therefore, I
    should exercise my mind
    (conclusion).”

    Potential Fallacies (Hidden) Assumptions
    I do not conclude that I either play chess on an
    everyday basis or I will get Alzheimer’s disease. I
    have just argued I should play chess because I
    should exercise my mind. I have avoided false
    dilemma.

    I am assuming that playing chess is an exercise.

    **## WORKNEEDTOBEDONECLASSES.docx**

    **PHI CLASS**

    **ASSIGNMENT VII HOMEWORK**

    **Assignment objective:** Students will create a paper involving the development and analysis of an argument that seeks to solve a real-world problem.

    **Length:** Your submission should be at least two pages in length, not counting the title page and references (if used).

    **References:** No outside sources are required for the assignment.

    **Details:** This assignment has two parts. Both parts will be completed in the same attached
    [Unit VII Homework Template](https://online.columbiasouthern.edu/bbcswebdav/pid-18064915-dt-asiobject-rid-161041953_1/xid-161041953_1).

    **Part 1:** Choose one of the three topics from the table below. Write an argument with a clear conclusion (thesis) that you have created about this topic. Your conclusion must be a straightforward one-sentence assertion. Note that your thesis or conclusion can be something narrow within each topic. For example, "I should stop smoking" is a thesis or conclusion that falls under the topic of being healthy.

    Incorporate the following guidelines as you write:

    · Briefly introduce the issue or topic.

    · Identify at least two premises for your conclusion.

    · Write at least one page for your argument and written response.

    · Your written response should include inductive (an observation arriving at a theory) aspects of your argument as well as deductive (a theory that arrives at a conclusion) aspects.

    · List at least one fallacy that you may have committed but have avoided.

    · Write at least one unstated assumption that is logically part of your argument.

    · If your argument turns out to have a sub-argument (see Unit VII Lesson), make sure you fill out a template for each argument. Follow the writing guidelines on pages 311 through 323 of Chapter 12 of our textbook.

    | | |
    | — | — |
    | **Possible Topics** | **Questions that may help in coming up with a thesis (conclusion):** |
    | Money management | How should I manage my money? What spending habits can I change? How can I save more? |
    | Study habits | What is the best way to study? What can I do on a daily basis to study? What can I do on a weekly basis? |
    | Being healthy | What can I do to be healthy? What daily habits can I change? |

    **Part 2:** After writing your argument paragraphs, fill out the conclusion, premises, inductive aspects, and deductive aspects in the chart at the bottom of the template. In the second chart, include your potential fallacies and hidden assumptions.

    View the
    [Unit VII Sample Homework](https://online.columbiasouthern.edu/bbcswebdav/pid-18064915-dt-asiobject-rid-161041951_1/xid-161041951_1) for an example of how your completed assignment should look. The first part of your completed assignment must be at least one page in length. No outside resources are required. APA Style is not required for this assignment.

    **Resources**

    The following resource(s) may help you with this assignment.

    ·
    [Submit Writing Center Request](https://mycsu.columbiasouthern.edu/student/forms/courses/writing-center-request)

    UNIT VIII JOURNAL

    First, describe a time you used rhetoric or it was used on you. In your description, include details about the tactics or rhetorical devices (i.e., ethos, pathos, hyperbole) used.

    Next, define logical argument in comparison to rhetoric. Is rhetoric always bad? Why, or why not? Give two examples to illustrate your thinking.

    Your journal entry must be at least 500 words in length. No references or citations are necessary but must be in APA Style formatting if used.

    **HCA CLASS**

    **Unit VI Assessment**

    **Question 1**

    **Medical Terminology Pictionary**

    Choose the word from the word bank provided that corresponds with each picture. Please note that not every word will be utilized or associated with a picture.

    This assignment measures your mastery of ULOs 3.1, 3.2, 3.3, 3.4, and 3.5.

    **Prompts**

    **Answers**

    1. Prompt

    **1**

    ![](https://www.sweetstudy.com/questions/phi-class-and-hca-class)

    (Adapted from brgfx, n.d.-e)

    Question 1Answer

    Select match

    ![](https://www.sweetstudy.com/questions/phi-class-and-hca-class)

    Question 1Answer

    Select match

    ![](https://www.sweetstudy.com/questions/phi-class-and-hca-class)

    (Adapted from brgfx, n.d.-c)

    Question 1Answer

    Select match

    Question 1Answer

    Select match

    ![](https://www.sweetstudy.com/questions/phi-class-and-hca-class)

    (Adapted from brgfx, n.d.-d)

    Question 1Answer

    Select match

    ![](https://www.sweetstudy.com/questions/phi-class-and-hca-class)

    (Adapted from brgfx, n.d.-a)

    Question 1Answer

    Select match

    ![](https://www.sweetstudy.com/questions/phi-class-and-hca-class)

    (Adapted from macrovector, n.d.)

    Question 1Answer

    Select match

    ![](https://www.sweetstudy.com/questions/phi-class-and-hca-class)

    (Adapted from Dmitrynew83, n.d.)

    Question 1Answer

    Select match

    ![](https://www.sweetstudy.com/questions/phi-class-and-hca-class)

    (Adapted from brgfx, n.d.-b)

    Question 1Answer

    Select match

    ![](https://www.sweetstudy.com/questions/phi-class-and-hca-class)

    (Adapted from storyset, n.d.)

    Question 1Answer

    Select match

    UNIT VII POWERPOINT PRESENTATION

    This PowerPoint assignment measures your mastery of ULOs 3.6, 4.6, and 5.6.

    **Introduction to Medical Coding and Billing**

    **Overview:** Create a PowerPoint presentation with an intended audience of students considering a career in medical coding or billing.

    **Instructions:** Your presentation must be at least 10 slides, not counting the title and references slides. You must use at least three sources, one of which may be the course textbook. In addition, one source must come from the CSU Online Library. Include the following topics:

    · Describe medical coding and billing.

    · Explain the functions of medical coding and billing and how they each relate to other functions of the revenue cycle of a health care organization.

    · List the medical terminology and abbreviations vital to the field.

    · Discuss compliance rules, regulations, and applicable laws governing fields.

    · Share strategies to stay current with changes and comply with regulations.

    **Submission Instructions:** Submit your assignment as a PowerPoint presentation. Ensure that your PowerPoint includes a title slide, in-text citations, and a references slide.

    **Resources**

    The following resource(s) may help you with this assignment.

    ·
    [Citation Guide](https://www.columbiasouthern.edu/downloads/pdf/success/citation-guide)

    ·
    [CSU Online Library Research Guide](http://libguides.columbiasouthern.edu/hcaunder)

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    **## WORKNEEDTOBEDONECLASSES.docx**

    **PHI CLASS**

    **ASSIGNMENT VII HOMEWORK**

    **Assignment objective:** Students will create a paper involving the development and analysis of an argument that seeks to solve a real-world problem.

    **Length:** Your submission should be at least two pages in length, not counting the title page and references (if used).

    **References:** No outside sources are required for the assignment.

    **Details:** This assignment has two parts. Both parts will be completed in the same attached
    [Unit VII Homework Template](https://online.columbiasouthern.edu/bbcswebdav/pid-18064915-dt-asiobject-rid-161041953_1/xid-161041953_1).

    **Part 1:** Choose one of the three topics from the table below. Write an argument with a clear conclusion (thesis) that you have created about this topic. Your conclusion must be a straightforward one-sentence assertion. Note that your thesis or conclusion can be something narrow within each topic. For example, "I should stop smoking" is a thesis or conclusion that falls under the topic of being healthy.

    Incorporate the following guidelines as you write:

    · Briefly introduce the issue or topic.

    · Identify at least two premises for your conclusion.

    · Write at least one page for your argument and written response.

    · Your written response should include inductive (an observation arriving at a theory) aspects of your argument as well as deductive (a theory that arrives at a conclusion) aspects.

    · List at least one fallacy that you may have committed but have avoided.

    · Write at least one unstated assumption that is logically part of your argument.

    · If your argument turns out to have a sub-argument (see Unit VII Lesson), make sure you fill out a template for each argument. Follow the writing guidelines on pages 311 through 323 of Chapter 12 of our textbook.

    | | |
    | — | — |
    | **Possible Topics** | **Questions that may help in coming up with a thesis (conclusion):** |
    | Money management | How should I manage my money? What spending habits can I change? How can I save more? |
    | Study habits | What is the best way to study? What can I do on a daily basis to study? What can I do on a weekly basis? |
    | Being healthy | What can I do to be healthy? What daily habits can I change? |

    **Part 2:** After writing your argument paragraphs, fill out the conclusion, premises, inductive aspects, and deductive aspects in the chart at the bottom of the template. In the second chart, include your potential fallacies and hidden assumptions.

    View the
    [Unit VII Sample Homework](https://online.columbiasouthern.edu/bbcswebdav/pid-18064915-dt-asiobject-rid-161041951_1/xid-161041951_1) for an example of how your completed assignment should look. The first part of your completed assignment must be at least one page in length. No outside resources are required. APA Style is not required for this assignment.

    **Resources**

    The following resource(s) may help you with this assignment.

    ·
    [Submit Writing Center Request](https://mycsu.columbiasouthern.edu/student/forms/courses/writing-center-request)

    UNIT VIII JOURNAL

    First, describe a time you used rhetoric or it was used on you. In your description, include details about the tactics or rhetorical devices (i.e., ethos, pathos, hyperbole) used.

    Next, define logical argument in comparison to rhetoric. Is rhetoric always bad? Why, or why not? Give two examples to illustrate your thinking.

    Your journal entry must be at least 500 words in length. No references or citations are necessary but must be in APA Style formatting if used.

    **HCA CLASS**

    **Unit VI Assessment**

    **Question 1**

    **Medical Terminology Pictionary**

    Choose the word from the word bank provided that corresponds with each picture. Please note that not every word will be utilized or associated with a picture.

    This assignment measures your mastery of ULOs 3.1, 3.2, 3.3, 3.4, and 3.5.

    **Prompts**

    **Answers**

    1. Prompt

    **1**

    ![](https://www.sweetstudy.com/questions/phi-class-and-hca-class)

    (Adapted from brgfx, n.d.-e)

    Question 1Answer

    Select match

    ![](https://www.sweetstudy.com/questions/phi-class-and-hca-class)

    Question 1Answer

    Select match

    ![](https://www.sweetstudy.com/questions/phi-class-and-hca-class)

    (Adapted from brgfx, n.d.-c)

    Question 1Answer

    Select match

    Question 1Answer

    Select match

    ![](https://www.sweetstudy.com/questions/phi-class-and-hca-class)

    (Adapted from brgfx, n.d.-d)

    Question 1Answer

    Select match

    ![](https://www.sweetstudy.com/questions/phi-class-and-hca-class)

    (Adapted from brgfx, n.d.-a)

    Question 1Answer

    Select match

    ![](https://www.sweetstudy.com/questions/phi-class-and-hca-class)

    (Adapted from macrovector, n.d.)

    Question 1Answer

    Select match

    ![](https://www.sweetstudy.com/questions/phi-class-and-hca-class)

    (Adapted from Dmitrynew83, n.d.)

    Question 1Answer

    Select match

    ![](https://www.sweetstudy.com/questions/phi-class-and-hca-class)

    (Adapted from brgfx, n.d.-b)

    Question 1Answer

    Select match

    ![](https://www.sweetstudy.com/questions/phi-class-and-hca-class)

    (Adapted from storyset, n.d.)

    Question 1Answer

    Select match

    UNIT VII POWERPOINT PRESENTATION

    This PowerPoint assignment measures your mastery of ULOs 3.6, 4.6, and 5.6.

    **Introduction to Medical Coding and Billing**

    **Overview:** Create a PowerPoint presentation with an intended audience of students considering a career in medical coding or billing.

    **Instructions:** Your presentation must be at least 10 slides, not counting the title and references slides. You must use at least three sources, one of which may be the course textbook. In addition, one source must come from the CSU Online Library. Include the following topics:

    · Describe medical coding and billing.

    · Explain the functions of medical coding and billing and how they each relate to other functions of the revenue cycle of a health care organization.

    · List the medical terminology and abbreviations vital to the field.

    · Discuss compliance rules, regulations, and applicable laws governing fields.

    · Share strategies to stay current with changes and comply with regulations.

    **Submission Instructions:** Submit your assignment as a PowerPoint presentation. Ensure that your PowerPoint includes a title slide, in-text citations, and a references slide.

    **Resources**

    The following resource(s) may help you with this assignment.

    ·
    [Citation Guide](https://www.columbiasouthern.edu/downloads/pdf/success/citation-guide)

    ·
    [CSU Online Library Research Guide](http://libguides.columbiasouthern.edu/hcaunder)

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    **Unit VII Homework Template**

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    | **Conclusion:** | **Premises:** | **Inductive Aspects:** | **Deductive Aspects:** |
    | | | | |

    | | |
    | — | — |
    | **Potential Fallacies** | **(Hidden) Assumptions** |
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    **## UnitVII_SampleHomework.pdf**

    Unit VII Sample Homework

    As we age, we must take into account that our memory will start to weaken. I, for example, am very much

    aware I do not remember things as well as I used to. When we are young, we take for granted how fast

    we remember things. As I hear of many cases of Alzheimer’s, I become concerned I may one day have

    Alzheimer’s. It is a real possibility for many of us. Scholarly work shows intellectual activity helps to stave

    off Alzheimer’s disease. Thus, I think it is a good idea to engage in as much intellectual activity as

    possible. My reasoning is as follows: If I want to have a sharp mind, I should exercise my mind. I do want

    to have a sharp mind. Therefore, I should exercise my mind. But, how do I do that? I have been reading a

    lot about chess. Chess masters have very sharp minds. I should thus play chess on an everyday basis.

    This is what I am concluding for now. It may very well be the case that I will get tired of chess and look for

    some other intellectual activity, but for now I will stick to chess. It is so easy to play different people

    nowadays thanks to the internet, and I have always enjoyed playing it.

    Let us look at my argument in more detail. I seemed to have come to this conclusion via two premises.

    Even though there have been a lot of things I have considered, there are only two important premises. My

    first premise is I should exercise my mind, and my second premise is chess masters have sharp minds. Is

    my argument deductive or inductive? This is a little tricky. I know it is not deductive because the

    conclusion does not necessarily follow from the premises. It is true I should exercise my mind and chess

    masters have sharp minds, but it does not necessarily follow that I should play chess to exercise my

    mind. This is because there are plenty of other things I can do to exercise my mind like read philosophy,

    read classic novels, or read science.

    There is, however, an inductive aspect to the argument. After reading a lot about chess masters, I have

    concluded that chess masters have sharp minds. Their memories are amazing! This conclusion, chess

    masters have sharp minds, serves as a premise for my whole argument. But, this has to be inductive

    because I am sure not all of them have sharp minds. I may encounter a chess master, for example, who

    does not have a sharp mind. Because there is a chance of such an encounter, the conclusion that chess

    masters have sharp minds has been arrived at by inductive reasoning. Chance and contingencies are

    signs of induction. My whole argument also contains a deductive part or deductive component, a sub-

    argument, “If I want to have a sharp mind, I should exercise my mind. I do want to have a sharp mind.

    Therefore, I should exercise my mind.” This is deductive because if we assume the assertions “If I want to

    have a sharp mind, then I should exercise my mind” and “I do want to have a sharp mind” are both true, it

    will necessarily follow that I should exercise my mind (the conclusion) is also true. Recall that in a

    deductive argument the conclusion follows necessarily given that the premises are true. The conclusion “I

    should exercise my mind” is not a matter of chance or contingency.

    My argument assumes playing chess is an exercise, perhaps analogous to how I can exercise my body. It

    is a hidden assumption because it is not explicitly stated in my argument, yet it is an assumption that is an

    important part of my argument as a whole. My conclusion seems to follow based on this assumption. Are

    there any potential fallacies I have avoided? I think I have avoided the false dilemma fallacy by not

    thinking the whole situation is black and white or an either-or scenario. In my reasoning, I do not, for

    example, conclude I either play chess on an everyday basis or I will get Alzheimer’s disease. I have just

    argued I should play chess because I should exercise my mind.

    Conclusion: Premises: Inductive Aspects: Deductive Aspects:

    I should thus play
    chess on an
    everyday basis.

    1. I should
    exercise my
    mind.

    2. Chess
    masters have
    sharp minds.

    The premise that chess
    masters have sharp
    minds has been arrived
    at via induction.

    The conclusion (which is also
    premise for the whole argument) has
    a deductive aspect:

    “if I want to have a sharp mind, I
    should exercise my mind. I do want
    to have a sharp mind. Therefore, I
    should exercise my mind
    (conclusion).”

    Potential Fallacies (Hidden) Assumptions
    I do not conclude that I either play chess on an
    everyday basis or I will get Alzheimer’s disease. I
    have just argued I should play chess because I
    should exercise my mind. I have avoided false
    dilemma.

    I am assuming that playing chess is an exercise.

    **## WORKNEEDTOBEDONECLASSES.docx**

    **PHI CLASS**

    **ASSIGNMENT VII HOMEWORK**

    **Assignment objective:** Students will create a paper involving the development and analysis of an argument that seeks to solve a real-world problem.

    **Length:** Your submission should be at least two pages in length, not counting the title page and references (if used).

    **References:** No outside sources are required for the assignment.

    **Details:** This assignment has two parts. Both parts will be completed in the same attached
    [Unit VII Homework Template](https://online.columbiasouthern.edu/bbcswebdav/pid-18064915-dt-asiobject-rid-161041953_1/xid-161041953_1).

    **Part 1:** Choose one of the three topics from the table below. Write an argument with a clear conclusion (thesis) that you have created about this topic. Your conclusion must be a straightforward one-sentence assertion. Note that your thesis or conclusion can be something narrow within each topic. For example, "I should stop smoking" is a thesis or conclusion that falls under the topic of being healthy.

    Incorporate the following guidelines as you write:

    · Briefly introduce the issue or topic.

    · Identify at least two premises for your conclusion.

    · Write at least one page for your argument and written response.

    · Your written response should include inductive (an observation arriving at a theory) aspects of your argument as well as deductive (a theory that arrives at a conclusion) aspects.

    · List at least one fallacy that you may have committed but have avoided.

    · Write at least one unstated assumption that is logically part of your argument.

    · If your argument turns out to have a sub-argument (see Unit VII Lesson), make sure you fill out a template for each argument. Follow the writing guidelines on pages 311 through 323 of Chapter 12 of our textbook.

    | | |
    | — | — |
    | **Possible Topics** | **Questions that may help in coming up with a thesis (conclusion):** |
    | Money management | How should I manage my money? What spending habits can I change? How can I save more? |
    | Study habits | What is the best way to study? What can I do on a daily basis to study? What can I do on a weekly basis? |
    | Being healthy | What can I do to be healthy? What daily habits can I change? |

    **Part 2:** After writing your argument paragraphs, fill out the conclusion, premises, inductive aspects, and deductive aspects in the chart at the bottom of the template. In the second chart, include your potential fallacies and hidden assumptions.

    View the
    [Unit VII Sample Homework](https://online.columbiasouthern.edu/bbcswebdav/pid-18064915-dt-asiobject-rid-161041951_1/xid-161041951_1) for an example of how your completed assignment should look. The first part of your completed assignment must be at least one page in length. No outside resources are required. APA Style is not required for this assignment.

    **Resources**

    The following resource(s) may help you with this assignment.

    ·
    [Submit Writing Center Request](https://mycsu.columbiasouthern.edu/student/forms/courses/writing-center-request)

    UNIT VIII JOURNAL

    First, describe a time you used rhetoric or it was used on you. In your description, include details about the tactics or rhetorical devices (i.e., ethos, pathos, hyperbole) used.

    Next, define logical argument in comparison to rhetoric. Is rhetoric always bad? Why, or why not? Give two examples to illustrate your thinking.

    Your journal entry must be at least 500 words in length. No references or citations are necessary but must be in APA Style formatting if used.

    **HCA CLASS**

    **Unit VI Assessment**

    **Question 1**

    **Medical Terminology Pictionary**

    Choose the word from the word bank provided that corresponds with each picture. Please note that not every word will be utilized or associated with a picture.

    This assignment measures your mastery of ULOs 3.1, 3.2, 3.3, 3.4, and 3.5.

    **Prompts**

    **Answers**

    1. Prompt

    **1**

    ![](https://www.sweetstudy.com/questions/phi-class-and-hca-class)

    (Adapted from brgfx, n.d.-e)

    Question 1Answer

    Select match

    ![](https://www.sweetstudy.com/questions/phi-class-and-hca-class)

    Question 1Answer

    Select match

    ![](https://www.sweetstudy.com/questions/phi-class-and-hca-class)

    (Adapted from brgfx, n.d.-c)

    Question 1Answer

    Select match

    Question 1Answer

    Select match

    ![](https://www.sweetstudy.com/questions/phi-class-and-hca-class)

    (Adapted from brgfx, n.d.-d)

    Question 1Answer

    Select match

    ![](https://www.sweetstudy.com/questions/phi-class-and-hca-class)

    (Adapted from brgfx, n.d.-a)

    Question 1Answer

    Select match

    ![](https://www.sweetstudy.com/questions/phi-class-and-hca-class)

    (Adapted from macrovector, n.d.)

    Question 1Answer

    Select match

    ![](https://www.sweetstudy.com/questions/phi-class-and-hca-class)

    (Adapted from Dmitrynew83, n.d.)

    Question 1Answer

    Select match

    ![](https://www.sweetstudy.com/questions/phi-class-and-hca-class)

    (Adapted from brgfx, n.d.-b)

    Question 1Answer

    Select match

    ![](https://www.sweetstudy.com/questions/phi-class-and-hca-class)

    (Adapted from storyset, n.d.)

    Question 1Answer

    Select match

    UNIT VII POWERPOINT PRESENTATION

    This PowerPoint assignment measures your mastery of ULOs 3.6, 4.6, and 5.6.

    **Introduction to Medical Coding and Billing**

    **Overview:** Create a PowerPoint presentation with an intended audience of students considering a career in medical coding or billing.

    **Instructions:** Your presentation must be at least 10 slides, not counting the title and references slides. You must use at least three sources, one of which may be the course textbook. In addition, one source must come from the CSU Online Library. Include the following topics:

    · Describe medical coding and billing.

    · Explain the functions of medical coding and billing and how they each relate to other functions of the revenue cycle of a health care organization.

    · List the medical terminology and abbreviations vital to the field.

    · Discuss compliance rules, regulations, and applicable laws governing fields.

    · Share strategies to stay current with changes and comply with regulations.

    **Submission Instructions:** Submit your assignment as a PowerPoint presentation. Ensure that your PowerPoint includes a title slide, in-text citations, and a references slide.

    **Resources**

    The following resource(s) may help you with this assignment.

    ·
    [Citation Guide](https://www.columbiasouthern.edu/downloads/pdf/success/citation-guide)

    ·
    [CSU Online Library Research Guide](http://libguides.columbiasouthern.edu/hcaunder)

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    **Unit VII Homework Template**

    Insert your argument here.

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    | **Conclusion:** | **Premises:** | **Inductive Aspects:** | **Deductive Aspects:** |
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    | **Potential Fallacies** | **(Hidden) Assumptions** |
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    Unit VII Sample Homework

    As we age, we must take into account that our memory will start to weaken. I, for example, am very much

    aware I do not remember things as well as I used to. When we are young, we take for granted how fast

    we remember things. As I hear of many cases of Alzheimer’s, I become concerned I may one day have

    Alzheimer’s. It is a real possibility for many of us. Scholarly work shows intellectual activity helps to stave

    off Alzheimer’s disease. Thus, I think it is a good idea to engage in as much intellectual activity as

    possible. My reasoning is as follows: If I want to have a sharp mind, I should exercise my mind. I do want

    to have a sharp mind. Therefore, I should exercise my mind. But, how do I do that? I have been reading a

    lot about chess. Chess masters have very sharp minds. I should thus play chess on an everyday basis.

    This is what I am concluding for now. It may very well be the case that I will get tired of chess and look for

    some other intellectual activity, but for now I will stick to chess. It is so easy to play different people

    nowadays thanks to the internet, and I have always enjoyed playing it.

    Let us look at my argument in more detail. I seemed to have come to this conclusion via two premises.

    Even though there have been a lot of things I have considered, there are only two important premises. My

    first premise is I should exercise my mind, and my second premise is chess masters have sharp minds. Is

    my argument deductive or inductive? This is a little tricky. I know it is not deductive because the

    conclusion does not necessarily follow from the premises. It is true I should exercise my mind and chess

    masters have sharp minds, but it does not necessarily follow that I should play chess to exercise my

    mind. This is because there are plenty of other things I can do to exercise my mind like read philosophy,

    read classic novels, or read science.

    There is, however, an inductive aspect to the argument. After reading a lot about chess masters, I have

    concluded that chess masters have sharp minds. Their memories are amazing! This conclusion, chess

    masters have sharp minds, serves as a premise for my whole argument. But, this has to be inductive

    because I am sure not all of them have sharp minds. I may encounter a chess master, for example, who

    does not have a sharp mind. Because there is a chance of such an encounter, the conclusion that chess

    masters have sharp minds has been arrived at by inductive reasoning. Chance and contingencies are

    signs of induction. My whole argument also contains a deductive part or deductive component, a sub-

    argument, “If I want to have a sharp mind, I should exercise my mind. I do want to have a sharp mind.

    Therefore, I should exercise my mind.” This is deductive because if we assume the assertions “If I want to

    have a sharp mind, then I should exercise my mind” and “I do want to have a sharp mind” are both true, it

    will necessarily follow that I should exercise my mind (the conclusion) is also true. Recall that in a

    deductive argument the conclusion follows necessarily given that the premises are true. The conclusion “I

    should exercise my mind” is not a matter of chance or contingency.

    My argument assumes playing chess is an exercise, perhaps analogous to how I can exercise my body. It

    is a hidden assumption because it is not explicitly stated in my argument, yet it is an assumption that is an

    important part of my argument as a whole. My conclusion seems to follow based on this assumption. Are

    there any potential fallacies I have avoided? I think I have avoided the false dilemma fallacy by not

    thinking the whole situation is black and white or an either-or scenario. In my reasoning, I do not, for

    example, conclude I either play chess on an everyday basis or I will get Alzheimer’s disease. I have just

    argued I should play chess because I should exercise my mind.

    Conclusion: Premises: Inductive Aspects: Deductive Aspects:

    I should thus play
    chess on an
    everyday basis.

    1. I should
    exercise my
    mind.

    2. Chess
    masters have
    sharp minds.

    The premise that chess
    masters have sharp
    minds has been arrived
    at via induction.

    The conclusion (which is also
    premise for the whole argument) has
    a deductive aspect:

    “if I want to have a sharp mind, I
    should exercise my mind. I do want
    to have a sharp mind. Therefore, I
    should exercise my mind
    (conclusion).”

    Potential Fallacies (Hidden) Assumptions
    I do not conclude that I either play chess on an
    everyday basis or I will get Alzheimer’s disease. I
    have just argued I should play chess because I
    should exercise my mind. I have avoided false
    dilemma.

    I am assuming that playing chess is an exercise.

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    **PHI CLASS**

    **ASSIGNMENT VII HOMEWORK**

    **Assignment objective:** Students will create a paper involving the development and analysis of an argument that seeks to solve a real-world problem.

    **Length:** Your submission should be at least two pages in length, not counting the title page and references (if used).

    **References:** No outside sources are required for the assignment.

    **Details:** This assignment has two parts. Both parts will be completed in the same attached
    [Unit VII Homework Template](https://online.columbiasouthern.edu/bbcswebdav/pid-18064915-dt-asiobject-rid-161041953_1/xid-161041953_1).

    **Part 1:** Choose one of the three topics from the table below. Write an argument with a clear conclusion (thesis) that you have created about this topic. Your conclusion must be a straightforward one-sentence assertion. Note that your thesis or conclusion can be something narrow within each topic. For example, "I should stop smoking" is a thesis or conclusion that falls under the topic of being healthy.

    Incorporate the following guidelines as you write:

    · Briefly introduce the issue or topic.

    · Identify at least two premises for your conclusion.

    · Write at least one page for your argument and written response.

    · Your written response should include inductive (an observation arriving at a theory) aspects of your argument as well as deductive (a theory that arrives at a conclusion) aspects.

    · List at least one fallacy that you may have committed but have avoided.

    · Write at least one unstated assumption that is logically part of your argument.

    · If your argument turns out to have a sub-argument (see Unit VII Lesson), make sure you fill out a template for each argument. Follow the writing guidelines on pages 311 through 323 of Chapter 12 of our textbook.

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    | **Possible Topics** | **Questions that may help in coming up with a thesis (conclusion):** |
    | Money management | How should I manage my money? What spending habits can I change? How can I save more? |
    | Study habits | What is the best way to study? What can I do on a daily basis to study? What can I do on a weekly basis? |
    | Being healthy | What can I do to be healthy? What daily habits can I change? |

    **Part 2:** After writing your argument paragraphs, fill out the conclusion, premises, inductive aspects, and deductive aspects in the chart at the bottom of the template. In the second chart, include your potential fallacies and hidden assumptions.

    View the
    [Unit VII Sample Homework](https://online.columbiasouthern.edu/bbcswebdav/pid-18064915-dt-asiobject-rid-161041951_1/xid-161041951_1) for an example of how your completed assignment should look. The first part of your completed assignment must be at least one page in length. No outside resources are required. APA Style is not required for this assignment.

    **Resources**

    The following resource(s) may help you with this assignment.

    ·
    [Submit Writing Center Request](https://mycsu.columbiasouthern.edu/student/forms/courses/writing-center-request)

    UNIT VIII JOURNAL

    First, describe a time you used rhetoric or it was used on you. In your description, include details about the tactics or rhetorical devices (i.e., ethos, pathos, hyperbole) used.

    Next, define logical argument in comparison to rhetoric. Is rhetoric always bad? Why, or why not? Give two examples to illustrate your thinking.

    Your journal entry must be at least 500 words in length. No references or citations are necessary but must be in APA Style formatting if used.

    **HCA CLASS**

    **Unit VI Assessment**

    **Question 1**

    **Medical Terminology Pictionary**

    Choose the word from the word bank provided that corresponds with each picture. Please note that not every word will be utilized or associated with a picture.

    This assignment measures your mastery of ULOs 3.1, 3.2, 3.3, 3.4, and 3.5.

    **Prompts**

    **Answers**

    1. Prompt

    **1**

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    (Adapted from brgfx, n.d.-e)

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    (Adapted from Dmitrynew83, n.d.)

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    UNIT VII POWERPOINT PRESENTATION

    This PowerPoint assignment measures your mastery of ULOs 3.6, 4.6, and 5.6.

    **Introduction to Medical Coding and Billing**

    **Overview:** Create a PowerPoint presentation with an intended audience of students considering a career in medical coding or billing.

    **Instructions:** Your presentation must be at least 10 slides, not counting the title and references slides. You must use at least three sources, one of which may be the course textbook. In addition, one source must come from the CSU Online Library. Include the following topics:

    · Describe medical coding and billing.

    · Explain the functions of medical coding and billing and how they each relate to other functions of the revenue cycle of a health care organization.

    · List the medical terminology and abbreviations vital to the field.

    · Discuss compliance rules, regulations, and applicable laws governing fields.

    · Share strategies to stay current with changes and comply with regulations.

    **Submission Instructions:** Submit your assignment as a PowerPoint presentation. Ensure that your PowerPoint includes a title slide, in-text citations, and a references slide.

    **Resources**

    The following resource(s) may help you with this assignment.

    ·
    [Citation Guide](https://www.columbiasouthern.edu/downloads/pdf/success/citation-guide)

    ·
    [CSU Online Library Research Guide](http://libguides.columbiasouthern.edu/hcaunder)

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