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**## annotatedbiblioforCostaRica.docx**
**Submit Annotated Bibliography**
**APA Format is recommended but MLA is accepted.**
**Directions:**
1.
**Please see the following sources posted in Moodle to help you complete this assignment.**
· Sample Student Annotated Bibliography
· SCC's Boyd Library
· SCC's Writing Lab
· The Owl at Purdue University
2.
**Provide a complete annotation for the research** you have completed for your term project. Include a brief summary (one paragraph of 4-5 sentences) of the article, book, or video and how it directly relates to your topic. Include a defense of the author and his/her credentials for writing about the topic. Be sure to include proper citation using APA or MLA formatting. You should have a minimum of five (5) relevant, college-level sources; therefore, you will need a minimum of five summaries. Attached the Costa Rica assignment for this assignment to use.
3. You will
**find very helpful informational videos in the Term Paper section of Moodle** to give you assistance if you have not written an annotated bibliography before. You may also work ONLINE with the
**Writing Lab for assistance and receive 5 extra credit points** for your assignment!
4. Be sure to
**include an annotation of your COM 120 textbook.** Write a paragraph explaining what areas from your textbook you plan to use in your term paper.
5.
**Also, include an annotation of the video you selected in Module Two for your term paper**. Both the COM 120 textbook and the video may be counted in the total of five required sources, but you are encouraged to conduct additional research to find more than five sources as your time will allow.
6.
**Required Formatting – Annotated Bibliography:**
· Length: 2 to 3 pages
· Margins: 1 inch
· Spacing: Double-spaced
· Paragraphs: 1 annotation per source
·
**BOLD** your use of communication terms
· Follow proper writing protocols with grammar, spelling, punctuation, and capitalization, etc.
**## speechproposalcostaricaTiffany.docx**
Surname 2
Tiffany Carroll
COM-120
9 September 2026
Video:
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xdSp3mrUTAI](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xdSp3mrUTAI)
In the video "Travel to Costa Rica & Experience Pura Vida" (full clip from 0:00 to 5:33), presented by National Geographic, viewers are able to observe authentic and respectful communication and worldviews in Costa Rica. The video features Nat Geo Explorer Dr. Christine Wilkinson and photographer Ruben Salgado Escudero during the green season in Costa Rica. Pura Vida is the main topic of the film, as it is the greeting, way to express thanks, farewell, and philosophy of the residents of Costa Rica. The audience is able to see the locals exchange warm smiles and conversations in the Turrialba Market, drinking coffee and enjoying each other’s company, meeting Indigenous people respectfully, walking in the mangrove forest, etc. All these scenes illustrate authentic relations between Costa Ricans and their guests, which is why the short video can be used as a reliable classroom source.
The three concepts presented in the textbook help us understand the communication behaviors that we see on screen and why this particular video can help us become more respectful when communicating with people with different world views. First, Costa Rica is a high context society (Chapter 6, Section 3). In high context societies, meaning comes not through words that are used explicitly but through common understanding, tone of voice, facial expressions, gestures and the social environment that surrounds the communication. In this case, the multi-faceted use of pura vida is in itself an invitation to relationship rather than a verbal code – all one needs is a smile and saying the words and the situation would determine whether it would be a greeting, an expression of gratitude or a goodbye.
Secondly, the consistent portrayal of solidarity, familial atmosphere, and group orientation in the video demonstrates collectivism (Chapter 6, Section 3). Collectivist societies give preference to relational harmony and cooperation over individual efficiency or achievement. The locals spend more time talking to one another, welcome tourists as transient members of a greater community, and are aware of helping one another and the environment. Such scenes of shared experiences both at the market and in the natural surroundings contrast with more individualistic forms of communication which place importance on directness and accomplishment first of all.
Thirdly, the friendly and welcoming behavior of the Costa Ricans reflects the face-saving techniques described by the face-negotiation theory (Chapter 6, Section 3). Face-negotiation theory is aimed at explaining how all cultures have people who try to save their face and preserve it in every interaction which could be embarrassing for both parties. In the video, the interactants make the exchange pleasant and positive so that "everyone quedará bien." Smiling, open body language, and the concept of pura vida can be considered the facework in daily life.
Observing such patterns enables me to realize that my communication style, which is rather direct and low context, is not universally applicable and better than others. With knowledge of high context awareness, collectivist values, and face saving, I am able to communicate with Costa Rican counterparts being more patient, more smiley, slower and giving priority to the relations rather than speed or efficiency. Such careful approach will prevent any ethnocentrism, the judgment of another culture based on the norms of your own. In this way, the video helps me not only to learn about different communication styles but also become a better communicator when I deal with people who have a different worldview.
**Works Cited**
National Geographic. “Travel to Costa Rica & Experience Pura Vida.”
_YouTube_, 2023,
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xdSp3mrUTAI](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xdSp3mrUTAI).
Wrench, Jason S., Natalie M. Punyanunt-Carter, and Katherine S. Thweatt.
_Interpersonal Communication: A Mindful Approach to Relationships_. Milne Open Textbooks, 2020,
[https://irl.umsl.edu/oer/32](https://irl.umsl.edu/oer/32).
**## Biologychap5worksheet.docx**
Chapter 5 Worksheet
**(out of 36pts)**
Name__________________________
1. Fill out Table (5pts)
| | | | | | |
| — | — | — | — | — | — |
| Name of Macromolecule | Generic Polymer Name | Generic Name of Monomer | Monomer Example | Bond Type | Function in Body |
| Carbohydrates | Polysaccharide | | | | |
| | N/A | Fats<br>Phospholipids<br>Steroids | | Covalent bonds and ester linkages | |
| | | | | | Speed up chemical reactions, cell movement, cell support, transportation, |
| | Polynucleotide | | | | Stores information for synthesizing proteins |
2. What are two common chemical groups found in sugars (2pts)?
3. Look at the images A and B below. Which image depicts a
**_ketose?_** Which image depicts an
**_aldose?_** Describe the difference between the two. (2pts)
B.
A.
4. Research the function of the hormone
**insulin.** Describe the relationship between it and the storage polysaccharide
**glycogen.** What might happen if our bodies did not secret insulin? (2pts)
5. Why is eating greens that contain high amounts of cellulose (like celery) good for digestion? (2pts)
6. Why can most animals digest starch, but not cellulose? (2pts)
7. Why are fatty acids
_acidic? (2pts)_
8. The presence of a double bond in the fatty acid tails of a fat makes a difference in its shape. Describe the difference between
**unsaturated** and
**saturated** fats. (2pts)
9. Why are the heads of phospholipids
_hydrophilic?_ Why are the tails
_hydrophobic?_ Use this image to help you explain your answer (2pts)
10. What characteristics do all steroids (like cholesterol) have in common? What components make them different? (2pts)
11. Complete this table about the levels of protein structure. Some answers have been provided for you. (3pts)
| | | |
| — | — | — |
| Level | Description | Bonds/Interactions that give level its shape |
| | | |
| | | Hydrogen bonds between oxygen and hydrogen atoms in the amino acid backbone |
| | Shape results from the interactions between the side chains | |
| Quaternary | | |
12. Why is it so important that proteins are modified so that they have a specific shape? How might
**denaturation** affect this aspect of proteins? (2pts)
13. Before DNA becomes a protein, it is first transcribed into ____________________. This process takes place in the ________________________ of the cell. (2pts)
14. Here is an image of a single strand of DNA. Label the two parts that are indicated. (4pts)
a.
b. Now describe the components of each of the parts that you labeled in the previous image.
15. Create the complementary strand of
**RNA** for this sequence of DNA. Don’t forget to include
**5’** and
**3’** on the correct ends. (2pts)
5’ ATCGATTCGG 3’
2
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## image1.png
## image2.png
## image3.jpg
**## Biologychap5worksheet.docx**
Chapter 5 Worksheet
**(out of 36pts)**
Name__________________________
1. Fill out Table (5pts)
| | | | | | |
| — | — | — | — | — | — |
| Name of Macromolecule | Generic Polymer Name | Generic Name of Monomer | Monomer Example | Bond Type | Function in Body |
| Carbohydrates | Polysaccharide | | | | |
| | N/A | Fats<br>Phospholipids<br>Steroids | | Covalent bonds and ester linkages | |
| | | | | | Speed up chemical reactions, cell movement, cell support, transportation, |
| | Polynucleotide | | | | Stores information for synthesizing proteins |
2. What are two common chemical groups found in sugars (2pts)?
3. Look at the images A and B below. Which image depicts a
**_ketose?_** Which image depicts an
**_aldose?_** Describe the difference between the two. (2pts)
B.
A.
4. Research the function of the hormone
**insulin.** Describe the relationship between it and the storage polysaccharide
**glycogen.** What might happen if our bodies did not secret insulin? (2pts)
5. Why is eating greens that contain high amounts of cellulose (like celery) good for digestion? (2pts)
6. Why can most animals digest starch, but not cellulose? (2pts)
7. Why are fatty acids
_acidic? (2pts)_
8. The presence of a double bond in the fatty acid tails of a fat makes a difference in its shape. Describe the difference between
**unsaturated** and
**saturated** fats. (2pts)
9. Why are the heads of phospholipids
_hydrophilic?_ Why are the tails
_hydrophobic?_ Use this image to help you explain your answer (2pts)
10. What characteristics do all steroids (like cholesterol) have in common? What components make them different? (2pts)
11. Complete this table about the levels of protein structure. Some answers have been provided for you. (3pts)
| | | |
| — | — | — |
| Level | Description | Bonds/Interactions that give level its shape |
| | | |
| | | Hydrogen bonds between oxygen and hydrogen atoms in the amino acid backbone |
| | Shape results from the interactions between the side chains | |
| Quaternary | | |
12. Why is it so important that proteins are modified so that they have a specific shape? How might
**denaturation** affect this aspect of proteins? (2pts)
13. Before DNA becomes a protein, it is first transcribed into ____________________. This process takes place in the ________________________ of the cell. (2pts)
14. Here is an image of a single strand of DNA. Label the two parts that are indicated. (4pts)
a.
b. Now describe the components of each of the parts that you labeled in the previous image.
15. Create the complementary strand of
**RNA** for this sequence of DNA. Don’t forget to include
**5’** and
**3’** on the correct ends. (2pts)
5’ ATCGATTCGG 3’
2
## image4.jpg
## image1.png
## image2.png
## image3.jpg
**## annotatedbiblioforCostaRica.docx**
**Submit Annotated Bibliography**
**APA Format is recommended but MLA is accepted.**
**Directions:**
1.
**Please see the following sources posted in Moodle to help you complete this assignment.**
· Sample Student Annotated Bibliography
· SCC's Boyd Library
· SCC's Writing Lab
· The Owl at Purdue University
2.
**Provide a complete annotation for the research** you have completed for your term project. Include a brief summary (one paragraph of 4-5 sentences) of the article, book, or video and how it directly relates to your topic. Include a defense of the author and his/her credentials for writing about the topic. Be sure to include proper citation using APA or MLA formatting. You should have a minimum of five (5) relevant, college-level sources; therefore, you will need a minimum of five summaries. Attached the Costa Rica assignment for this assignment to use.
3. You will
**find very helpful informational videos in the Term Paper section of Moodle** to give you assistance if you have not written an annotated bibliography before. You may also work ONLINE with the
**Writing Lab for assistance and receive 5 extra credit points** for your assignment!
4. Be sure to
**include an annotation of your COM 120 textbook.** Write a paragraph explaining what areas from your textbook you plan to use in your term paper.
5.
**Also, include an annotation of the video you selected in Module Two for your term paper**. Both the COM 120 textbook and the video may be counted in the total of five required sources, but you are encouraged to conduct additional research to find more than five sources as your time will allow.
6.
**Required Formatting – Annotated Bibliography:**
· Length: 2 to 3 pages
· Margins: 1 inch
· Spacing: Double-spaced
· Paragraphs: 1 annotation per source
·
**BOLD** your use of communication terms
· Follow proper writing protocols with grammar, spelling, punctuation, and capitalization, etc.
**## speechproposalcostaricaTiffany.docx**
Surname 2
Tiffany Carroll
COM-120
9 September 2026
Video:
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xdSp3mrUTAI](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xdSp3mrUTAI)
In the video "Travel to Costa Rica & Experience Pura Vida" (full clip from 0:00 to 5:33), presented by National Geographic, viewers are able to observe authentic and respectful communication and worldviews in Costa Rica. The video features Nat Geo Explorer Dr. Christine Wilkinson and photographer Ruben Salgado Escudero during the green season in Costa Rica. Pura Vida is the main topic of the film, as it is the greeting, way to express thanks, farewell, and philosophy of the residents of Costa Rica. The audience is able to see the locals exchange warm smiles and conversations in the Turrialba Market, drinking coffee and enjoying each other’s company, meeting Indigenous people respectfully, walking in the mangrove forest, etc. All these scenes illustrate authentic relations between Costa Ricans and their guests, which is why the short video can be used as a reliable classroom source.
The three concepts presented in the textbook help us understand the communication behaviors that we see on screen and why this particular video can help us become more respectful when communicating with people with different world views. First, Costa Rica is a high context society (Chapter 6, Section 3). In high context societies, meaning comes not through words that are used explicitly but through common understanding, tone of voice, facial expressions, gestures and the social environment that surrounds the communication. In this case, the multi-faceted use of pura vida is in itself an invitation to relationship rather than a verbal code – all one needs is a smile and saying the words and the situation would determine whether it would be a greeting, an expression of gratitude or a goodbye.
Secondly, the consistent portrayal of solidarity, familial atmosphere, and group orientation in the video demonstrates collectivism (Chapter 6, Section 3). Collectivist societies give preference to relational harmony and cooperation over individual efficiency or achievement. The locals spend more time talking to one another, welcome tourists as transient members of a greater community, and are aware of helping one another and the environment. Such scenes of shared experiences both at the market and in the natural surroundings contrast with more individualistic forms of communication which place importance on directness and accomplishment first of all.
Thirdly, the friendly and welcoming behavior of the Costa Ricans reflects the face-saving techniques described by the face-negotiation theory (Chapter 6, Section 3). Face-negotiation theory is aimed at explaining how all cultures have people who try to save their face and preserve it in every interaction which could be embarrassing for both parties. In the video, the interactants make the exchange pleasant and positive so that "everyone quedará bien." Smiling, open body language, and the concept of pura vida can be considered the facework in daily life.
Observing such patterns enables me to realize that my communication style, which is rather direct and low context, is not universally applicable and better than others. With knowledge of high context awareness, collectivist values, and face saving, I am able to communicate with Costa Rican counterparts being more patient, more smiley, slower and giving priority to the relations rather than speed or efficiency. Such careful approach will prevent any ethnocentrism, the judgment of another culture based on the norms of your own. In this way, the video helps me not only to learn about different communication styles but also become a better communicator when I deal with people who have a different worldview.
**Works Cited**
National Geographic. “Travel to Costa Rica & Experience Pura Vida.”
_YouTube_, 2023,
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xdSp3mrUTAI](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xdSp3mrUTAI).
Wrench, Jason S., Natalie M. Punyanunt-Carter, and Katherine S. Thweatt.
_Interpersonal Communication: A Mindful Approach to Relationships_. Milne Open Textbooks, 2020,
[https://irl.umsl.edu/oer/32](https://irl.umsl.edu/oer/32).
**## Biologychap5worksheet.docx**
Chapter 5 Worksheet
**(out of 36pts)**
Name__________________________
1. Fill out Table (5pts)
| | | | | | |
| — | — | — | — | — | — |
| Name of Macromolecule | Generic Polymer Name | Generic Name of Monomer | Monomer Example | Bond Type | Function in Body |
| Carbohydrates | Polysaccharide | | | | |
| | N/A | Fats<br>Phospholipids<br>Steroids | | Covalent bonds and ester linkages | |
| | | | | | Speed up chemical reactions, cell movement, cell support, transportation, |
| | Polynucleotide | | | | Stores information for synthesizing proteins |
2. What are two common chemical groups found in sugars (2pts)?
3. Look at the images A and B below. Which image depicts a
**_ketose?_** Which image depicts an
**_aldose?_** Describe the difference between the two. (2pts)
B.
A.
4. Research the function of the hormone
**insulin.** Describe the relationship between it and the storage polysaccharide
**glycogen.** What might happen if our bodies did not secret insulin? (2pts)
5. Why is eating greens that contain high amounts of cellulose (like celery) good for digestion? (2pts)
6. Why can most animals digest starch, but not cellulose? (2pts)
7. Why are fatty acids
_acidic? (2pts)_
8. The presence of a double bond in the fatty acid tails of a fat makes a difference in its shape. Describe the difference between
**unsaturated** and
**saturated** fats. (2pts)
9. Why are the heads of phospholipids
_hydrophilic?_ Why are the tails
_hydrophobic?_ Use this image to help you explain your answer (2pts)
10. What characteristics do all steroids (like cholesterol) have in common? What components make them different? (2pts)
11. Complete this table about the levels of protein structure. Some answers have been provided for you. (3pts)
| | | |
| — | — | — |
| Level | Description | Bonds/Interactions that give level its shape |
| | | |
| | | Hydrogen bonds between oxygen and hydrogen atoms in the amino acid backbone |
| | Shape results from the interactions between the side chains | |
| Quaternary | | |
12. Why is it so important that proteins are modified so that they have a specific shape? How might
**denaturation** affect this aspect of proteins? (2pts)
13. Before DNA becomes a protein, it is first transcribed into ____________________. This process takes place in the ________________________ of the cell. (2pts)
14. Here is an image of a single strand of DNA. Label the two parts that are indicated. (4pts)
a.
b. Now describe the components of each of the parts that you labeled in the previous image.
15. Create the complementary strand of
**RNA** for this sequence of DNA. Don’t forget to include
**5’** and
**3’** on the correct ends. (2pts)
5’ ATCGATTCGG 3’
2
## image4.jpg
## image1.png
## image2.png
## image3.jpg
**## annotatedbiblioforCostaRica.docx**
**Submit Annotated Bibliography**
**APA Format is recommended but MLA is accepted.**
**Directions:**
1.
**Please see the following sources posted in Moodle to help you complete this assignment.**
· Sample Student Annotated Bibliography
· SCC's Boyd Library
· SCC's Writing Lab
· The Owl at Purdue University
2.
**Provide a complete annotation for the research** you have completed for your term project. Include a brief summary (one paragraph of 4-5 sentences) of the article, book, or video and how it directly relates to your topic. Include a defense of the author and his/her credentials for writing about the topic. Be sure to include proper citation using APA or MLA formatting. You should have a minimum of five (5) relevant, college-level sources; therefore, you will need a minimum of five summaries. Attached the Costa Rica assignment for this assignment to use.
3. You will
**find very helpful informational videos in the Term Paper section of Moodle** to give you assistance if you have not written an annotated bibliography before. You may also work ONLINE with the
**Writing Lab for assistance and receive 5 extra credit points** for your assignment!
4. Be sure to
**include an annotation of your COM 120 textbook.** Write a paragraph explaining what areas from your textbook you plan to use in your term paper.
5.
**Also, include an annotation of the video you selected in Module Two for your term paper**. Both the COM 120 textbook and the video may be counted in the total of five required sources, but you are encouraged to conduct additional research to find more than five sources as your time will allow.
6.
**Required Formatting – Annotated Bibliography:**
· Length: 2 to 3 pages
· Margins: 1 inch
· Spacing: Double-spaced
· Paragraphs: 1 annotation per source
·
**BOLD** your use of communication terms
· Follow proper writing protocols with grammar, spelling, punctuation, and capitalization, etc.
**## speechproposalcostaricaTiffany.docx**
Surname 2
Tiffany Carroll
COM-120
9 September 2026
Video:
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xdSp3mrUTAI](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xdSp3mrUTAI)
In the video "Travel to Costa Rica & Experience Pura Vida" (full clip from 0:00 to 5:33), presented by National Geographic, viewers are able to observe authentic and respectful communication and worldviews in Costa Rica. The video features Nat Geo Explorer Dr. Christine Wilkinson and photographer Ruben Salgado Escudero during the green season in Costa Rica. Pura Vida is the main topic of the film, as it is the greeting, way to express thanks, farewell, and philosophy of the residents of Costa Rica. The audience is able to see the locals exchange warm smiles and conversations in the Turrialba Market, drinking coffee and enjoying each other’s company, meeting Indigenous people respectfully, walking in the mangrove forest, etc. All these scenes illustrate authentic relations between Costa Ricans and their guests, which is why the short video can be used as a reliable classroom source.
The three concepts presented in the textbook help us understand the communication behaviors that we see on screen and why this particular video can help us become more respectful when communicating with people with different world views. First, Costa Rica is a high context society (Chapter 6, Section 3). In high context societies, meaning comes not through words that are used explicitly but through common understanding, tone of voice, facial expressions, gestures and the social environment that surrounds the communication. In this case, the multi-faceted use of pura vida is in itself an invitation to relationship rather than a verbal code – all one needs is a smile and saying the words and the situation would determine whether it would be a greeting, an expression of gratitude or a goodbye.
Secondly, the consistent portrayal of solidarity, familial atmosphere, and group orientation in the video demonstrates collectivism (Chapter 6, Section 3). Collectivist societies give preference to relational harmony and cooperation over individual efficiency or achievement. The locals spend more time talking to one another, welcome tourists as transient members of a greater community, and are aware of helping one another and the environment. Such scenes of shared experiences both at the market and in the natural surroundings contrast with more individualistic forms of communication which place importance on directness and accomplishment first of all.
Thirdly, the friendly and welcoming behavior of the Costa Ricans reflects the face-saving techniques described by the face-negotiation theory (Chapter 6, Section 3). Face-negotiation theory is aimed at explaining how all cultures have people who try to save their face and preserve it in every interaction which could be embarrassing for both parties. In the video, the interactants make the exchange pleasant and positive so that "everyone quedará bien." Smiling, open body language, and the concept of pura vida can be considered the facework in daily life.
Observing such patterns enables me to realize that my communication style, which is rather direct and low context, is not universally applicable and better than others. With knowledge of high context awareness, collectivist values, and face saving, I am able to communicate with Costa Rican counterparts being more patient, more smiley, slower and giving priority to the relations rather than speed or efficiency. Such careful approach will prevent any ethnocentrism, the judgment of another culture based on the norms of your own. In this way, the video helps me not only to learn about different communication styles but also become a better communicator when I deal with people who have a different worldview.
**Works Cited**
National Geographic. “Travel to Costa Rica & Experience Pura Vida.”
_YouTube_, 2023,
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xdSp3mrUTAI](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xdSp3mrUTAI).
Wrench, Jason S., Natalie M. Punyanunt-Carter, and Katherine S. Thweatt.
_Interpersonal Communication: A Mindful Approach to Relationships_. Milne Open Textbooks, 2020,
[https://irl.umsl.edu/oer/32](https://irl.umsl.edu/oer/32).
**## Biologychap5worksheet.docx**
Chapter 5 Worksheet
**(out of 36pts)**
Name__________________________
1. Fill out Table (5pts)
| | | | | | |
| — | — | — | — | — | — |
| Name of Macromolecule | Generic Polymer Name | Generic Name of Monomer | Monomer Example | Bond Type | Function in Body |
| Carbohydrates | Polysaccharide | | | | |
| | N/A | Fats<br>Phospholipids<br>Steroids | | Covalent bonds and ester linkages | |
| | | | | | Speed up chemical reactions, cell movement, cell support, transportation, |
| | Polynucleotide | | | | Stores information for synthesizing proteins |
2. What are two common chemical groups found in sugars (2pts)?
3. Look at the images A and B below. Which image depicts a
**_ketose?_** Which image depicts an
**_aldose?_** Describe the difference between the two. (2pts)
B.
A.
4. Research the function of the hormone
**insulin.** Describe the relationship between it and the storage polysaccharide
**glycogen.** What might happen if our bodies did not secret insulin? (2pts)
5. Why is eating greens that contain high amounts of cellulose (like celery) good for digestion? (2pts)
6. Why can most animals digest starch, but not cellulose? (2pts)
7. Why are fatty acids
_acidic? (2pts)_
8. The presence of a double bond in the fatty acid tails of a fat makes a difference in its shape. Describe the difference between
**unsaturated** and
**saturated** fats. (2pts)
9. Why are the heads of phospholipids
_hydrophilic?_ Why are the tails
_hydrophobic?_ Use this image to help you explain your answer (2pts)
10. What characteristics do all steroids (like cholesterol) have in common? What components make them different? (2pts)
11. Complete this table about the levels of protein structure. Some answers have been provided for you. (3pts)
| | | |
| — | — | — |
| Level | Description | Bonds/Interactions that give level its shape |
| | | |
| | | Hydrogen bonds between oxygen and hydrogen atoms in the amino acid backbone |
| | Shape results from the interactions between the side chains | |
| Quaternary | | |
12. Why is it so important that proteins are modified so that they have a specific shape? How might
**denaturation** affect this aspect of proteins? (2pts)
13. Before DNA becomes a protein, it is first transcribed into ____________________. This process takes place in the ________________________ of the cell. (2pts)
14. Here is an image of a single strand of DNA. Label the two parts that are indicated. (4pts)
a.
b. Now describe the components of each of the parts that you labeled in the previous image.
15. Create the complementary strand of
**RNA** for this sequence of DNA. Don’t forget to include
**5’** and
**3’** on the correct ends. (2pts)
5’ ATCGATTCGG 3’
2
## image4.jpg
## image1.png
## image2.png
## image3.jpg
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Building on your logic model from Assignment #1, develop a comprehensive evaluation proposal following the framework presented in Alkin et al.’s text. This proposal should demonstrate your ability to design a complete evaluation plan that could be submitted to stakeholders for approval and funding. …
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Order on TutorsGallery →Building on your logic model from Assignment #1, develop a comprehensive evaluation proposal following the framework presented in Alkin et al.’s text. This proposal should demonstrate your ability to design a complete evaluation plan that could be submitted to stakeholders for approval and funding.
### Assignment Components
#### Executive Summary (1/2 page)
– Program overview (2–3 sentences)
– Evaluation purpose and key questions
– Proposed methodology overview
– Timeline and expected benefits
#### Program Description and Context (1–1.5 pages)
– **Detailed program description:** Expand from Assignment #1 with current operations
– **Stakeholder analysis:** primary stakeholders (decision-makers who will use results) and secondary stakeholders (those affected by the program)
– **Program theory:** Summarize your logic model within the narrative
– **Previous evaluations:** Any prior assessments, if applicable
#### Evaluation Purpose and Questions (1.5 pages)
– **Purpose statement:** Why this evaluation is needed now
– **Primary evaluation questions:** 3–4 questions using the CIPP framework as guidance (Context, Input, Process, and/or Product questions)
– **Rationale:** Justify each question’s importance to stakeholders
#### Evaluation Design and Methodology (2.5–3 pages)
– **Overall approach:** Type of evaluation with rationale
– **Address each evaluation question:** be clear exactly how each specific evaluation question will be addressed
– **Design:** Experimental, quasi-experimental, or non-experimental
– **Data collection methods:** For each evaluation question
– **Sampling strategy:** Target populations and selection procedures
– **Data analysis plan:** Specific analyses for quantitative and qualitative data
– **Timeline:** Include a Gantt chart or timeline table showing the evaluation phases, data collection periods, and milestones
#### Ethical Considerations and Limitations (1 page)
– IRB requirements and human subjects protections
– Informed consent and confidentiality procedures
– Study limitations: design constraints and potential biases
– Risk mitigation strategies
#### Utilization and Dissemination Plan (1 page)
– **Utilization strategies:** How to ensure findings are used
– **Communication methods:** Report formats for different audiences
– **Dissemination timeline:** When stakeholders receive information
– **Capacity building:** How evaluation builds organizational learning
#### References (APA format)
### Formatting Requirements
– APA 7th edition format throughout
– 12-point font, double-spaced, 1-inch margins
– Page numbers
– Section headings as listed above
– Minimum 5 scholarly references
– **Total: 8–10 pages plus references**
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Develop a presentation of 10-15 slides to effectively share your research with a specific audience. instead, summarize, highlight, and visually present the most important information in a way that is engaging and easy to understand for your audience. Prepare your presentation using effective report …
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– Define the health care problem or barrier you are addressing.
– Explain why your approach is an effective solution to the problem or barrier.
– Communicate the importance of your findings using a visual analysis of your research findings.
– Describe the resources needed to address the problem or barrier.
– Propose your strategy to address the problem or barrier.
Next, you will reflect on the overall process of your presentation. In 250-500-words reflect on the process of preparing and giving the presentation.
Describe the principles of effective communication and how you used them to convey your message.
Explain how the visuals helped you be effective in communicating your message.
Explain how your understanding of the audience influenced your presentation.
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