Use Porter’s Competitive Forces Model to examine the market competition level and industry structure / dependency for a milk tea shop located at the University Mall next to the GMU Fairfax campus. You can use bulleted points to separately list the five forces. For each of them, provide 1) the name of the force, 2) a description of the force, and then 3) an assessment of the force for the milk tea shop at the University Mall, using the words like “high power / force”, “medium power / force” or “low power / force”. You should also 4) provide narrative to justify your assessment for each force – like why do you think this force is high or low, etc. 

How does the conflict perspective view the distribution of resources and power in society?

Which of the following is the most acceptable actions to take in the event of an oxygen pipeline failure or drop in inspired fraction of oxygen?   

According to Dr. Gibbs, what are the four key jobs of a sociologist?

How does functionalism explain the presence of social issues like poverty?

What does Dr. Gibbs mean by the scientific application of compassion in sociology?

What is the concept of constrained agency in sociology?

Why does Dr. Gibbs emphasize that sociology allows people to see an invisible world?

Extra credit – You are a news journalist and videographer.  You are covering a story about someone who has been held as a hostage overseas for several years and has just been released. She has just arrived in the U.S. and is being reunited with her family.  You looked away and completely missed her walking in to the room, seeing her family and friends for the first time, and embracing them. You did not get any video, b-roll or visuals.  Can you ask her to re-do the walk and embrace with her family and friends for your filming? Why or why not?  – 2 points     

A PTA is treating a patient 4 days post ORIF surgery (open reduction internal fixation) of the diaphysis of the femur.  The patient has been doing well and the pain has been well controlled.  Today the patient reports that the pain is much worse than yesterday, and that it just feels “different”.  A chart review by the PTA indicates: no change in pain medication & last temperature reading was 101 F.  The PTA notifies the PT about the change with a suspicion of possible: