What actions did you take to ensure that your audience saw you in a positive light?

Explain what Mead means when he states humans have the ability to view themselves as objects. Write about a time when you mentally stepped outside yourself and looked at yourself as an object. That is, you put some thought into how your behaviors and appearance would be perceived by the people around you. What actions did you take to ensure that your audience saw you in a positive light? Examples of times you might have engaged in this process might have been getting ready to go to a wedding, a prom, a school presentation, a job interview etcetera.

What do you believe is the best organizational setup for the safety function, and why?

The safety function has been placed under multiple organizational setups. In some cases, it is placed directly under the human resources manager. In others, it is placed under the plant manager or the production manager. Reflect on where the safety function is placed for an employer with whom you are familiar. What do you believe are the pros and cons for that organizational setup? What do you believe is the best organizational setup for the safety function, and why?

How did you know that these individuals could not see you for who you really were?

Charlotte Perkins Gilman felt that life was especially hard for married women who stayed home to perform housework and childcare while their husband went off to work in the cutthroat world of commerce. If you grew up in a traditional family with a stay-at-home mother and a father who worked outside the home for pay, what was life like for your mother? Did she feel that your father compensated her for all of the work she performed in the home? Did she have access to the money he brought in or did she have to ask him for cash? Did being a homemaker make her depressed or did she enjoy the work she performed? Did she wish that she had a career? Did she hope to further her education? Then think about your own future. Would you like to have a traditional family where one parent takes care of the children and the other travels to the city to work for pay? Would you like a family where both spouses work together to take care of the house and the children and both work outside the home for pay? Why do you hope to one day have this particular family type? Since this question is derived from the Gilman lectures, please be sure to integrate her work into your answer. Du Bois asserted that black people lived beneath a veil, meaning that when white individuals look at blacks, they see a general stereotype rather than a unique individual with specific talents and traits. Write about at time when people have looked at you as though you were wearing a “stereotypical veil.” What assumptions did people make about your character? How did you know that these individuals could not see you for who you really were? Did you internalize their scorn or did you refuse to think about yourself in this negative manner? How did their negative assumptions about your character make you feel?

Write a solution proposal about an issue facing college students today?

For this essay, you are going to write a solution proposal about an issue facing college students today. To write a solution proposal, your essay must argue two things: •First, clearly identify a problem that exists in the world and then provide evidence from reliable, college-level sources that support your claim that it is, in fact, a problem. •Second, provide a solution to this problem and reliable evidence that establishes your solution as the best one to adopt. Although you must provide evidence that you are indeed presenting a real issue to your reader, the majority of your essay should be devoted to explaining your solution and providing evidence to support its viability.One more thing: A sophisticated solution proposal must account for opposing views. For this assignment, you must respond to one of counter-argument against your identification of the problem and/or your solution. Devote at least one body paragraph to acknowledging, dismissing, and/or refuting a counter-argument to your solution proposal.