Reference no: EM13481119

The technology in its cultural context, media influence associated with "Genetic Engineering Of Food Sources.

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I will assemble at least five scholarly academic references that will be used to write the paper (refer to Week 1's tutorial on Scholarly References). Each student will list his or her references using APA format, and provide a brief explanation of each resource indicating how that resource will be used. The focus should be upon the student's specific research assignment. An approximate length of this bibliography is between two to three pages.

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The key is to make sure your references are in APA format and you have each one annotated (how will it be used). I also ask that you include how each reference is scholarly.

An example reference:

Brenner, Joel (2011). America the Vulnerable: Inside the New Threat Matrix of Digital Espionage, Crime, and Warfare. New York: The Penguin Press

In my section of the report, I will be researching The technology in its cultural context, media influence associated with "Genetic Engineering Of Food Sources.

General reference works such as encyclopedias, dictionaries, wikipedia, howstuffworks.com will not be considered as sources meeting this requirement. The list could include books, journal articles, industry reports, authoritative web sites, manufacturers' sites or sites from research groups. Remember, all quotations, paraphrased material, images, graphics and statistics must be referenced in your report, so make note of all sources while compiling your research!

Here is an example:

Healey, A., & Benn, J. (2009). Teamwork enables remote surgical control and a new model for a surgical system emerges. Cognition, Technology & Work, 11(4), 255-265.

This resource can be considered scholarly as it was written by experts in the field with the intention of sharing research that was funded by both the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council and The Health Foundation. There are significant references to support their research, which was published in the journal, Cognition, Technology and Work. This article examines the effect that robotics in surgery have on the surgeon alone, but also in the greater context of the entire surgical team and system that is in place. The article identifies some of the constraints imposed by the robotic technology as well as cognitive factors that come into play for the surgeon and their team. My portion of the paper includes sections on the technology of the surgical robotics as well as the psychological impact on the doctor/medical staff that employ robotics in their surgical rooms. This article will provide important information and better understanding in both of those areas.