Electronic Tax E-Filing IDS 403 Technology and Society (SNHU) Scenario: Analyze the evolution of electronic tax filing using four academic lenses. Assignment Instructions / Questions: 1. Evaluate the history of electronic tax filing. 2. Discuss impacts through humanities and social science lenses. 3. Analyze effects on environment and efficiency via natural sciences. 4. Reflect on broader implications for society and technology adoption. Deliverables: A 34 page paper analyzing electro...

Cultural Artifact Analysis HUM 201 Introduction to Humanities Southern New Hampshire University Scenario: Analyze a cultural artifact and explain its significance within a chosen theme. Assignment Instructions / Questions: 1. Describe the artifact. - Medium, origin, and cultural background. 2. Analyze the artifact™s meaning. - What ideas, beliefs, or values does it represent? 3. Connect to broader themes. - Identity, tradition, or innovation. 4. Reflect on personal impact...

Water Quality in Northern Utah: An AnalysisCollege of Humanities and Social Sciences, Grand Canyon UniversityBIO-220 Environmental Science IntroductionWater quality is vital for public health and environmental sustainability, especially in areas like Northern Utah, where natural resources and urban development intersect. This essay examines the current water quality status in Northern Utah, referencing a recent municipal report. It identifies key pollution issues and their impacts on the enviro...

1Treatment InterventionsCollege of Humanities and Social Sciences, Grand Canyon UniversityCNL 501: Substance Use Disorders and Addictions2Introduction-Treatment InterventionsThe American Psychiatric Association defines substance use disorders (SUD) in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-5-TR) as conditions marked with dangerous use of substances that involves strong compulsions, with symptoms including cravings, difficulty controlling substance use, tolerance, withdraw...

Detecting Abuse 1Detecting Abuse Paper (Obj. 5.1 And 5.2)College of Humanities and Social Sciences, Grand Canyon UniversityCNL-545: Abuse, Crisis and Trauma Counseling2Detecting AbuseOn the evening of May 3, 2010, Yeardley Love was killed by George Huguely V, her ex- boyfriend at the time. Love and Huguely started dating in the spring of 2007 at the University of Virginia, where they were both talented athletes. Yeardley saw signs in George before she passed away, signs that would ultimately cau...

1Theory in ActionCollege of Humanities and Social Sciences, Grand Canyon UniversitySOC: 4172Role of theory in Drug AbuseSociological theories are especially important for understanding drug abuse, which is a complicated social problem. These ideas show how drug abuse starts and how it affects communities by giving us ways to look at both individual actions and social factors. We can see how drug abuse starts and how it impacts communities by looking at both what people do and how society works. ...

Reflection on Theoretical Orientations in PsychologyCollege of Humanities and Social Sciences, Grand Canyon UniversityBIO-220 Environmental Science Defining Theoretical OrientationA theoretical orientation in psychology refers to a framework or set of beliefs that guide a psychologist's approach to understanding human behavior, mental processes, and emotionalresponses. This orientation influences how practitioners assess, diagnose, and treat clients. It shapes the therapist-client re...

1Physical Changes During AdulthoodCollege of Humanities & Social Sciences, Grand Canyon UniversityPSY-358: Adult Development and Aging2Physical Changes During AdulthoodThroughout the human lifespan, normative physical and physiological changes occur.This paper will describe the resultant physiological effects of vision changes, including structural and retinal changes. We will then discuss relevant biological theories of aging as it pertains to these changes. Finally, we evaluate optimal treatme...

1Organ Donation: How Increasing the Importance Can Save the WorldCollege of Humanities and Social Sciences, Grand Canyon UniversityENG-106: English Composition II 2Organ Donation: How Increasing the Importance Can Save the WorldEvery ten minutes, a new patient is added to the national waiting list for an organ transplant (American Transplant Foundation, 2018). In 1984, President Ronald Reagan signed the National Organ Transplant Act (NOTA) into law. This legislation established legal guidelines ...

1Memory and Brain Mechanisms AnalysisCollege of Social Science and Humanities, Grand Canyon UniversityPSY-402: Cognitive Neuroscience2Memory and Brain Mechanisms AnalysisMemory is the cornerstone of our identity, shaping who we are and how we perceive the world. Every moment we live is intricately woven into the tapestry of our past experiences, influencing our decisions, relationships, and even our emotions. From recalling cherished childhood memories to acquiring new skills, memory facilitates...