It is now time to take that research and begin working on your Intervention Proposal on the Psychology of disaster preparedness (scenario attached). One of the main components of an intervention proposal is the literature review. This week you will be drafting a portion of the literature review. Choose three to four articles that include in a mini literature review that you will build on to complete your Intervention Proposal. These articles should all be recent (published within the past 10 years). You should also cite other material (e.g., seminal works about the theories) as appropriate.
In your literature review:
State your thesis statement that is your professional opinion.
Briefly explain the organization of the paper. For example, if there is a major controversy in this literature, briefly describe the controversy and state that you will present research supporting first one side, and then the other. Or, if three methodologies have been used to address the question, briefly describe them and then state that you will compare the results obtained by the three methods.
Begin by broadly discussing the literature. Then, narrow your review to the studies that are most related to your research question. Your literature review should resemble a funnel – wide (broad) at the top and narrow (focused) at the bottom.
Ensure that at least one article (but no more than two) supports the opposing side to your thesis.
Describe studies in enough detail that the reader has a general sense of the study’s hypothesis, methods, and findings.
Evaluate the studies. Do not provide article summaries; rather, provide descriptive and scholarly evaluations of the research.
Discuss implications of studies (i.e., your judgment of what the studies show and where to go from here). It is common (and often better) to combine the description and evaluation sections. If you do combine them, do not forget to evaluate them.
State your conclusion that reaffirms your professional opinion.
The literature review must be four to six pages, excluding title and reference pages, and it must be formatted according to APA style.

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I need assistance on answering the below Essay Assigment;
Unit 4 Assignment: Comparing Death Rituals
In this Assignment you will examine the medical model of death and dying as a type of ritual. In order to do this, you will engage in your own independent research, and compare the process of dying in Western societies such as the United States that focus on the medical model to at least one other non-Western society that adopts a nonmedical approach to death and dying.
After engaging in your own independent research, and studying the content from Unit 4, please address the following in a short essay:
1.    Describe how the practices associated with the medical model of death and dying in the United States (or another Western society) may be regarded as a type of ritual. (You may want to consult the social science literature that defines “ritual” before you begin.)
2.    Compare the ritual of dying in the United States (or another Western society) to another society that does not adopt a strictly medical model for the dying process.
3.    Offer a brief commentary on what people in the United States may be able to learn from these nonmedical approaches to dying.
This Assignment should be at least 500 words in length and formatted per APA style requirements. You should cite two outside resources and include a reference and title page.
Thank you

Deliverable Length: 1-2 paragraphs A patient asks you,”Why can’t you medical people speak in plain English? Why do youspeak in this medical jargon?” Instructions Why do you think thatmedical professionals have their own language? What are thebenefits and drawbacks of this? QUESTION TITLE :- Deliverable Length: 1-2 paragraphs A patient asks you, “Why can’t you medical people speak in plain

Assignment –
Want to make assignment on this topic – NewAccess is a mental health intervention which initially targeted youth aged 17 to 25, and is in the process of being expanded to young people as young as 12, and also to Indigenous youth.
Headspace is one of several organizations trialling this new system. NewAccess particularly targets depression and anxiety. One of the problems identified was that a young person with a mental illness might see multiple professionals before getting the help they need. Each time they need to re-tell their 'story'. Soon the young people clam up and say very little, making it harder for professionals to help them. Initially, they might see a Headspace caseworker, then medical staff in a hospital emergency department, perhaps a General Practitioner, a psychologist, a psychiatrist, and others.
Imagine that you are the analyst tasked with building a system that will capture the 'story' the first time it is told. This will give access to successive professionals, so that case notes and the story can become enriched, and the young person can be assisted more appropriately.
Complete the Following –
You are a Systems Analyst that is part of a project that is being currently being proposed. Your task is to develop a Vision Document for this project.
You are to describe the problem in your own words, and the capabilities and benefits. You need to create a Project Vision Document which contains:
Problem
Capabilities
Benefits
Specific analysis techniques have not been taught yet, so this assignment does not require technical descriptions.
Rationale
This assessment task will assess the following learning outcome/s:
be able to describe the context of an information system.
be able to distinguish between requirement gathering techniques and combine these appropriately to apply to a real scenario.
be able to evaluate development requirements and prepare a feasibility proposal based on multi-disciplinary (financial, human resource, technological) analyses.
be able to formulate and justify system requirement models based on evaluation of given situations.

A warehouse employs five people to pick items off its shelves and pack them into boxes. It has derived set times for each element of the job as follows: make up case (0.5 minutes), pick items off shelves (12.0 minutes), pack items in case (5.0 minutes), print despatch note (2.0 minutes), seal the case (1.0 minutes) and stack the case (2.0 minutes). The first three activities are classed as medium effort, the fourth and fifth activities are classed as light effort and the final activity is classed as heavy effort. Using Table 9.6, allocate allowances to each of these activities assuming that warehouse staff perform the tasks standing and all other conditions are normal. What is the standard time for packing a case? If the team pack an average of 80 cases in a 7.5-hour day, what is their productivity?