Essay Writing for Final Exam: Choose a Topic from Five Options

Part C of the Final Exam

I need to get an essay done for a final exam. There are five topics to choose from (not worried about the price, just need to get it done) references are not needed here is the description Part C of the final exam is an essay question. There are five essay questions provided from which you will choose one to complete. Each essay question is designed to be comprehensive - in other words, you will be asked to provide specific examples from ethics, psychology and interpersonal communication. Your essay should be 800 to 1,000 words and will be graded using the following criteria: Writing accuracy (i.e. number of grammar, style, punctuation errors) Organization (i.e. title, attention-grabbing introduction with thesis, body paragraphs with transitions and evidence, memorable conclusion) Integration of evidence (i.e. how effectively do you support your thesis with specific theories, concepts, and examples from lectures, the textbook, etc.) Given the work required to complete this section of the exam I am providing you with the essay topics now so you can do the appropriate research and structure your response appropriately. Select one of the following essay topics for the final exam: 1. It's been suggested that one way of summarizing the course would be that it explores the tension between selfishness and selflessness. Is this a fair summary of what this course tries to do? Why or why not? Use specific examples from ethics, phsychology and communication to support your argument. 2. One could argue that ethics (decisions about behaviour), psychology (patterns of behaviour), and interpersonal communication (language/gestures for behaviour) each offer strategies to achieve pro-social relations. Which of these knowledge-based strategies is most useful and why? Use specific examples from the course materials to support your argument. 3. How might a student who has taken this course be a better employee, manager, or entrepreneur than a student who has not? Ensure your answer relates to each module: ethics, psychology and interpersonal communication,.Use specific examples from ethics, psychology and communication, plus your own experience, to support your argument. 4. In your opinion, to what degree can pro-social behaviour in adults be taught, modified, or improved? Use specific examples from ethics, psychology and communication, plus your own experience, to support your argument. 5. If you were devising a workplace policy for how employees should behave in challenging interpersonal situations, how might your strategy integrate three of the following theories/concepts: social contract ethics; social learning theory; social actions (e.g. conformity, obedience); communication competence? Use specific examples from the theories you selected to support your argument.