In this unit, you learned or will learn how air pollution move through the atmosphere. The movement of air pollution across states, countries, and the globe creates some interesting policy issues. For example, states have sued power plants in other states for air pollution that travels across their borders and degrades their air quality. Do you think communities, states, or other countries should be able to sue for pollution crossing their borders? If so, how much proof should the plaintiff need to prove that the pollution is coming from the defendant? Or you can just discuss any case that you are aware of in your community or have read/researched regarding this type of lawsuits.

Application

Perspectives on Racism, Sexism and Heterosexism, Poverty, Classism, or Ableism

Think about your perspective and experience with diverse populations in society. Consider the effect that your race, sexual orientation, economic and social status, and physical ability have on your life and the lives of others. In this week’s Application Assignment, choose one of the four assignment choices to submit.

To prepare for this Application:

• Review Chapter 8, 9, 10, 11, and 12 in the course text, focusing on the four perspectives with respect to a diverse society.
  
• Focus on the definitions and examples of individual, cultural, institutional racism, sexism, classism, and ableism.
  
• Think specifically about examples of individual, cultural, and institutional racism, sexism, classism and ableism that you have witnessed or heard about in your own life.
  
• Consider how racism, sexism, classism, and ableism has impacted different groups, past and present.
  
• Reflect on efforts to combat racism, sexism, classism, and ableism historically and in contemporary times.
  

To complete this Assignment, you will write a 1- to 2-page paper that addresses one of the following:

• Choose either the topic of racism, sexism, classism, or ableism as the subject for your assignment. Create a 1- to 2-page paper following the guidelines below for your chosen topic. Be sure to include the “ism” you are responding to in your title.
  

I:15?62   A client, Mal Manley, fills out his client questionnaire for the previous year and on it provides information for the preparation of his individual income tax return. The IRS has never audited Mal’s returns. Mal reports that he made over 100 relatively small cash contributions totaling $24,785 to charitable organizations. In the last few years, Mal’s charitable contributions have averaged about $15,000 per year. For the previous year, Mal’s adjusted gross income was roughly $350,000, about a 10% increase from the year before.

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Required:

Applying Statements on Standards for Tax Services No. 3, determine whether you can accept at face value Mal’s information concerning his charitable contributions.  

Research Proposal Specifics

1. Working individually, you will:

• Have chosen a clear and specific research question/ aim/ hypothesis for your research;

• Have contextualised your research question/ aim within the academic literature;

• Understand the philosophical and methodological bases for your research;

• Have a sound method to address the research question/ aim/ hypothesis.

   

  2. Use Harvard style in-text citation and referencing.

   

  3. Do not copy any materials you use word for word unless you identify these sections clearly as quotations.

   

  4. If you paraphrase any materials, you must identify sources through in-text referencing.

   

  5. This is an individual assignment please do not work closely with anyone else.

   

  6. Write 3000 words (+ or – 10%) excluding the header sheet, cover page, contents page, reference list, footnotes and appendices.

   

Structuring The Research Proposal

1. Introduction (~200 words)

Explain the issue you are examining and why it is significant.

• Describe the general area to be studied
• Explain why this area is important to the general area under study (e.g., psychology of language, second language acquisition, teaching methods)

2. Background/Review of the Literature (~1000 words)

A description of what has already known about this area and short discussion of why the background studies are not sufficient.

• Summarise what is already known about the field. Include a summary of the basic background information on the topic gleaned from your literature review
• Discuss several critical studies that have already been done in this area (cite according to Harvard style).
• Point out why these background studies are insufficient. In other words, what question(s) do they leave unresolved that you would like to study?

3. Research Objective (~500 words)

A contextualisation and description of the questions you are examining and an exploration of the claims.

• Outline the methodological position you will take (ontology and epistemology)
• Outline the overarching research aim, objective or hypothesis that you will explore.
• List the specific question(s) that you are exploring.
• Explain how these research questions are related to the larger issues raised in the introduction.

4. Method and Design (~900 words)

A description of how you would go about collecting data and test the questions you are exploring. (You are not required to come up with a new or original method!).

• Describe the general method you choose for your study, in order to explore your research objective or test your hypothesis(es).
• Explain why this method is the best for your purposes.
• Explain any potential difficulties in collecting data and how these will be overcome
• Explain the design features that ensure acceptability for ethical purposes
• Describe the participants (if any) and explain how you selected the sample
• Explain how you will present the collected data and how it will be able to be analysed the results to explore the research aim or to test the research hypothesis

5. Significance and Conclusion (~400 words)

Discuss, in general, how your proposed research would lead to a significant improvement over the original studies, and how it would benefit the field. (In other words, why should someone care?

6. References (not in word count)

Include all references in Harvard style.

Appendix: (not in word count)

Dissertation structure in chapters

Gantt Chart or timeline

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