Imagine you are a human service professional bound by general ethical principles, but also by the agency policies of your employer. Your agency only provides career assistance; all other assistance is a referral to other resources. The client is in a situation where they cannot afford clothes for interviews, and your agency provides no monetary assistance. Other options have been exhausted, and you are contemplating paying for an outfit yourself because this client is sincerely trying to become self-sufficient.

Utilize the four assumptions of Kitchener’s model of ethical decision-making and, following a National Organization of Human Services (NOHS) ethical principle, arrive at a rationale for paying or not paying for an outfit for the client. Your initial post should be at least 500 words.

Part 1

argue for or against the notion that social change (revolution) will be instigated by and organized through social media. You might also consider using examples in recent memory when revolutions, or social actions, were organized, implemented, and reported on by social media. 

Part 2

Once you have watched the video and considered the statements contained here, do some research and post your thoughts (citing your sources).

Link:

Description

This final assignment is where you synthesize all the assignments together to deliver a finished research proposal. Use the template which has been provided. Failure to utilize the template will result in significant point deductions, including a potential failing grade. 

*All previousassignments have been attached 

Instructions

The final assignment is to submit a refined proposal worthy of scholarly study. The process of selecting a topic is an orderly one designed to help you strengthen your research skills. Correct all of the previous assignments and submit a Proposal with the following components:

• Title Page,
• Abstract,
• Table of Contents,
• Introduction,
• Literature Review,
• Methodology, and
• References

All of the elements must be formatted according to APA. The topic/problem area you select should be significant, broad in scope, and worthy of academic study. It should be 15 to 20 pages in length. Must include a turn it in report 

You will write a proposal and/or report in which you pick a topic (i.e. parking on campus) and imagine that you are working in a group with a specific solution in mind for the proposed “problem” (See below for topics). Write a report about the status of a specific solution you have set out for the “problem” that is your topic. Provide specific details about why your solution is/is not working, what you are doing to fix the situation, anticipated completion date, etc. The most important element of this report is your ARGUMENT about why your solution is a good one.

Audience: Imagine that your specific audience is the higher up in an organization hierarchy, but also keep in mind that in many ways your argument is to the larger audience of all of your coworkers.  Yes, you need to convince the organization to make the change, but you also need to convince them that they will be able to “sell” this to everyone else once they make the decision.  While they have the power, decisions are never “about” a single person.  You need to think of things from the company’s perspective, it is not just about convincing them you are right, it is about convincing them that they can convince everyone else too.

Proposal/Report Topics

Decide which of these topics you would like to focus on. Then narrow it down to a specific issue or problem.

1)    A proposal for a change in your community that will address a problem or issue that impacts the quality of life in your community.

2)    A proposal for a change in your work place (the fictitious business your group created) that will improve the morale, productivity, or safety of the employees.

3)    A proposal for a change in your specific department (at Nicholls) that will improve the quality of education for students in your major.

Development/Organization: Short Report

Since this is a section of the book we have NOT covered, you are responsible for making yourself aware of what type of report style and formatting you want to use. Most importantly, because this “problem” is one you’ve invented, you cannot simply “brag” about how well you are getting along in your solution. Rather, your report needs to address WHY and HOW your solution is proving effective for the stated problem.

READ ALL OF THESE INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY

First – you will need access to Tableau:

• You can get a free copy of Tableau at – https://www.tableau.com/university-studentsLinks to an external site.
• Tableau is also available in the computer labs at school and the virtual lab at https://sbus-vdi.montclair.edu/portal/webclient/index.html#/Links to an external site.

For this assignment you will be using Tableau to analyze AirBnB rental data from New York City.

To start you need to download this file – airbnb_nyc_clean.zip Download airbnb_nyc_clean.zipThe file is compressed, so you will need to unzip it.  If you are not sure how to do this Google is your friend.

Data

This data set contains the following attributes:

• id
• name (really more of a description of the rental)
• host id
• host verified (verified or unconfirmed)
• host name
• neighborhood group (really the borough)
• neighborhood
• latitude
• longitude
• instant bookable
• cancellation policy (strict, moderate, flexible)
• room type
• construction year
• price (rental price per night)
• service fee
• minimum nights
• number of reviews
• last review
• reviews per month
• review rate number (1 – 5)
• calculated host listing count (number of listing host has in NYC)
• availability 365 (the availability of the list 365 days into the future)
• house rules

Assignment

Use Tableau to analyze the data and create visualizations to answer the following questions:

1. Analyze which neighborhoods have the highest average price.  To do this create a horizontal bar chart that is sorted in descending order.  Indicate in the comments which neighborhood had the highest average price.  
2. Create a map visualization that show the average price on Staten Island.  Hint – you’ll need the latitude and longitude.  Another hint – you’ll need to filter by neighborhood.  In the comments indicate if there are more rentals close to NY or NJ.
3. Create a vertical bar chart that compares average price received by verified and unconfirmed hosts.  In the comments indicate if there was a major difference between them or not.
4. Create a treemap that shows which hosts (by name) have the most reviews on Staten Island (you’ll need the filter again).  In the comments indicate which host has the most reviews.
5. Create your own interesting visualization.  In the comments indicate why you created it and what it reveals.

Each worksheet MUST have an label that indicates the question number and the actual visualization.  Example: Q1 – AVG Price By Neighborhood.

Save your Tableau file as [Your Name].twbx (obviously replace with your actual name).  Failure to properly name your file will result in an automatic 50% penalty!

Submit your resulting Tableau workbook with data (saved as a “.twbx” file) via Canvas and don’t forget to put your comments in the text box for this assignment.

HINT – the images below will give you some idea of what your visualizations should look like.  Note – I used different data so your visualizations will not match the images exactly.