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in the first doc discussion prompt this assignment will kick off Monday’s discussion about ethical issues in research. There are 2 parts to this prompt that you must complete to receive full credit.
1) Social scientific research often deals with human subjects. Please list 2 ethical issues that may arise when conducting research on humans.
2) Find an article that summarizes an unethical study from the past and paste the link in the textbox. Be prepared to explain the study in class. (Please avoid The Stanford Prison Experiment & The Tuskegee Experiment since these are the most well-known. I will briefly summarize them in class for anyone who is not familiar.)
the second one types of stories
In this assignment we are returning to our news sources to find different types of stories referenced on page 7 Download page 7 in the text. You should identify stories that fit the following three categories:
–Hard news
–Feature story (usually about a person or issue or phenomenon)
–Explanatory
You should submit a link to the story with a headline (a headline is similar to a title; it’s at the top usually in bold letters) of the story, the name of the publication (New York Times, Washington Post, etc.), the writer, date of publication, and a sentence explaining why it fits the category.
Here (below in bold) is what your response should look like.
EXAMPLE
1. Hard news — “Jerome Powell warns that war on inflation may be painful” … New York Times, Jenna Smialek, Aug. 26. This is breaking news reporting on the Federal Reserve chair expressing in a speech that the battle against inflation will be more challenging than people think. Whenever the Federal Reserve chair speaks about the economy, it’s big news and often makes the stock market move one way or another.
2. Explanatory — “The crypto world can’t wait for the merge” … New York Times, David Jaffe-Bellany, Aug. 26. This story explains the consequences and risks associated with the upcoming “Merge,” a long-awaited software update to the popular cryptocurrency, Ethereum.
3. Feature — “Social Media star of a changed Middle East” … New York Times, Patrick Kingsley, Aug. 26. This is a profile on Palastinian born Nuseir Yassin, a business owner and social media star in the Middle East whose move to Dubai is a product of the UAE’s forged 2020 diplomatic relationship with Israel, where he was raised.
This will be graded for content and writing style. By writing style, I mean simply that it should be written cleanly, with no mistakes in grammar, spelling, etc., or issues with clarity. Content should be precise and, as always in this class, ACCURATE. This should be submitted on Canvas as a word file upload.
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