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Racial/Ethnic Identity, Religious Commitment, and Well-Being in African Americans In recent years, positive psychology linked to an empirical examination of constructs has dramatically expanded. It has shifted the focus from problematic character to assessing strengths and virtues that facilitate the best ideal of human functionality and flourish. Constructs such as mindfulness, the meaning of life, forgiveness, subjective well-being, and optimism all play a significant role […]

Discussion Racism culture in the United States of America has lasted since colonial times. This involved laws and actions that discriminated certain groups based on their race and negatively impacted their daily lives. This moral code became diffuse in the United States with time, such as discrimination against black Americans. They were denied equal privileges such as restrictions on economic, social, and political freedoms. The […]

Name: Professor: Course: Date: Racism in ‘Get Out’ ‘Get Out’ is a critically acclaimed 2017 film directed by Jordan Peele. It is a horror film centered on racial relations and issues in the United States. The film marked Peele’s directorial debut and earned multiple nominations and awards such as Best Original Screenplay and Best Picture at the 90th Academy Awards. Peele explained that one of […]

Name Professor’s Name Course Date Racism in the American Society The issue of systemic racism remains largely unaddressed and an issue of concern in the United States and this has been the case since the days of our founding fathers. Slavery was not resolved by the constitution or the conflict of the American civil war. Notably, the face of slavery and racism has transformed and […]

1.       Hemoglobin levels in 11-year-old boys vary according to a normal distribution with σ=1.2 g/dL. a)      How large a sample is needed to estimate µ with 95% confidence so the margin of error is no greater than 0.5 g/dL? 2.       A researcher fails to find a significant difference in mean blood pressure in 36 matched pairs. The test was carried out with a power of […]

IHP 525 Module Five Problem Set 1.       Newborn weight. A study takes a SRS from a population of full-term infants. The standard deviation of birth weights in this population is 2 pounds. Calculate 95% confidence intervals for μ for samples in which: a)      n = 81 and mean = 7.0 pounds b)      n = 9 and mean = 7.0 pounds c)       Which sample provides the […]

IHP 525 Module Four Problem Set 1.       Pediatric asthma survey, n = 50. Suppose that asthma affects 1 in 20 children in a population. You take an SRS of 50 children from this population. Can the normal approximation to the binomial be applied under these conditions? If not, what probability model can be used to describe the sampling variability of the number of asthmatics? 2.       […]

IHP 525 Module Three Problem Set 1.       A patient newly diagnosed with a serious ailment is told he has a 60% probability of surviving 5 or more years. Let us assume this statement is accurate. Explain the meaning of this statement to someone with no statistical background in terms he or she will understand. 2.       Suppose a population has 26 members identified with the letters […]

IHP 525 Module Two Problem Set 1.       Five-City Project. The Stanford Five-City Project is a comprehensive community health education study of five moderately sized Northern California towns. Multiple-risk factor intervention strategies were randomly applied to two of the communities. The other three cities served as controls. Outline the design of this study in schematic form. 2.       Employee counseling. An employer offers its employees a program […]