http://www.jstor.org/stable/pdf/1132312.pdf (Links to an external site.)Links to an external site.This week, your instructor has posted links to articles about Development and Prosocial (e.g. helping) Behavior. Your task is to read and summarize one of the articles, as outlined below. If you would like to find your own research article, you may do so, but you must post the permalink to that article in addition to the information below. Articles must be primary, empirical, and scholarly.Step 1: Read one posted article in its entirety, not just the abstract. Step 2: Summarize the article. Post your summary as a reply to the article link, posted by your instructor, that you have decided to read.Your summary for the article should include the following: Introduction: Explanation of main points and/or purpose of the work—basically, its thesis—which shows among other things that you have read and thoroughly understand the source. Methods: Information about what was investigated in the article.A. Who were the participants being researched (how many and their demographics)B. What type of study was conducted? Was it an experiment or a non-experiment? Why? C. Methodology(ies) used in the study: What did the researchers do in their study? Results: What did the researchers find in this study? Do you have any critiques of their interpretation of results or study methods? Discussion: What are the implication of the results of this study? How could this research article relate to developmental psychology? How does it potentially relate to helping resolve your group's social justice issue? Other possible information to include: The point of view or perspective from which the work was written. For instance, you may note whether the author seemed to have particular biases or was trying to reach a particular audience. Any conflicts of interests of the authors. Step 3: Create a reference for the article in APA format. You will post the reference at the end of your summary entry.Example:Author, A. A., Author, B. B., & Author, C. C. (Year). Title of article. Title of Periodical, volumenumber(issue number), pages. http://doi.org/xx.xxx/yyyyy Marek, K. D. & Rantz, M. J. (2000). Aging in place: A new model for long term care. NursingAdministration Quarterly, 24(3), 1-11.

Use the article http://advancedmanufacturing.org/am-continues-rapid-ascent-targets-new-markets/ (Links to an external site.)Links to an external site. to answer the following questions. Submit the assignment online in the text entry box.1. In the article what does AM stand for?2. What was 3-D printing used for in the 1980's and 1990's?3. How will 3-D printing be used in on-demand manufacturing?4. What percentage of the GE Advanced turbo prop engine is 3-D printed in titanium alloy?5. What is the approximate difference between the number of AM units sold under $5000 in 2013 vs. 2015?6. Which shoe manufacturer 3-D prints mid-soles?7. What is the average cost of material per pound for injection molding polymer?8. What is the average cost of material per pound for industrial AM systems?9. How is the new multicolor 3-D printing different from the past?10. What is biomimicry?

Chapter 15 Assignment (100 points)Resume, References, and Cover LetterChoose a position for which you would qualify upon graduation from college. Since you will be graduating with a bachelor's degree, you should choose an appropriate entry-level position for a company that interests you. Produce a resume, references, and cover letter appropriate for the position. Submit your documents to the Writing Center for feedback to assure proper formatting and grammar. No proof from the Writing Center is required for this assignment.Examine resumes to assure the following:Appropriate length (one page)Contact/identification information providedAppropriate heading (same as reference page and cover letter)Education information provided (listed before experience section unless you have substantial experience)Only college education is provided (no high school should be listed)Experience information providedJob descriptions (tasks) are brief, first word capitalized, no period at the end (they are not sentences)Job descriptions (tasks) written in appropriate language (see below)White space balanced on pageList references on a separate page with same heading as resumeError-freePresent employment tasks written in present tense: Examples: Prepare and create attractive merchandise displays Greet customers Offer efficient and courteous customer servicePast employment tasks written in past tense: Examples: Prepared and created attractive merchandise displays Greeted customers Offered efficient and courteous customer serviceExamine references to assure the following:Appropriate heading (same as resume and cover letter)Three references listedComplete contact information of each reference presented (name, title, company, address, phone, email)Same heading as resume and cover letterError-freeExamine cover letters to assure the following:Appropriate heading (same as reference page and resume)First paragraph identifies the job and source of job informationQualifications for job are described in the letterRefer to the enclosed resume and include enclosure notationAsk for an interview in the last paragraphProvide contact information in the heading, body, or closing linesAppropriate format (block or modified block) and error-freeAppropriate closing, with space to sign in blue or black inkError-freeEnvelope properly addressed (not required for class assignment, but should be formatted properly for an actual job application)