Read A.D. New Orleans After the Deluge ( if you have not bought the book through the bookstore or Amazon already, the limited-in-functionality online version and totally functional for-purchase digital copy are available at https://www.smithmag.net/afterthedeluge). You may also want to consider some current-events news coverage about the flooding in coastal and central Texas (or South Asia, if that’s closer to home!) to offer additional insight/perspective. As you read, think about the following: If you had been in New Orleans at the time, what course of action might you have followed?

Read A.D. New Orleans After the Deluge ( if you have not bought the book through the bookstore or Amazon already, the limited-in-functionality online version and totally functional for-purchase digital copy are available at https://www.smithmag.net/afterthedeluge). You may also want to consider some current-events news coverage about the flooding in coastal and central Texas (or South Asia, if that’s closer to home!) to offer additional insight/perspective. As you read, think about the following: If you had been in New Orleans at the time, what course of action might you have followed? As you read each character’s story and consider his or her choices, ask yourself “would I have done that? Why or why not?” What kinds of help could these people have used that might have made their experiences very different? Don’t just brush off the question with “the government”–which government, and what specific aid are you thinking of? What other organizations do you know of that might have made a difference? And at the more local level, what could individuals, businesses, or professional organizations have done? What have you learned, or are you learning, in your field of study that might help you understand what happens to these characters? (What choices they make, what problems they encounter, how they handle those problems, etc.) For example, if you’re a psychology major, what psychological traits and trends do you see playing out in this story? If you’re a sociology major, what aspects of the society (or societies) presented here seem to be working well vs. not working well? If you’re a business major, what kind of business sense do you see the shop owners exhibiting (or don’t you)? As/after you read the comic with these questions in mind.

What are single nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) databases? 2. Are these single nucleotide databases useful for healthcare, or is the Surgeon General’s Family Health History Tool better or a combination of both, in order to get a good idea as to a patient’s health risk factors? 3. explain: What if a patient was adopted, or came from another country and had no idea of his/her health history, would your answer to #2 question then change? Explain.

What are single nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) databases? 2. Are these single nucleotide databases useful for healthcare, or is the Surgeon General’s Family Health History Tool better or a combination of both, in order to get a good idea as to a patient’s health risk factors? 3. Please explain: What if a patient was adopted, or came from another country and had no idea of his/her health history, would your answer to #2 question then change? Explain.

Explain Neuroticism.

What is your personality like? Are you introverted or extroverted? Do you worry a lot, or are you relaxed? Are you talkative or quiet? These are just a few of the questions addressed in the Five Factor Model of Personality. For this week’s Journal entry, answer questions about your personality. Be sure to include factual, properly cited information in your post. Use these five categories to describe the traits of your personality. P: 1. Neuroticism 4. Agreeableness Calm Worrying Irritable Good-natured At-ease Nervous Ruthless Soft-hearted Relaxed High-strung Selfish Selfless Secure Insecure Callous Sympathetic Comfortable Self-conscious Vengeful Forgiving 2. Extraversion 5. Conscientious Retiring Sociable Negligent Conscientious Sober Fun-loving Careless Careful Reserved Affectionate Undependable Reliable Quiet Talkative Lazy Hardworking Loner Joiner Disorganized Well organized 3. Openness Conventional Original Down-to-earth Imaginative Uncreative Creative Narrow interests Broad interests