View “Virtual Workplace: Out of the Office Reply” and “Listening Skills: Yeah Whatever” (http://lc.gcumedia.com/zwebassets/courseMaterialPages/mgt420_hot-seat-videos-v1.1.php)How effective is the communication between Pilar and Miguel in the first part of the Listening Skills video? Did this change in the second part of the video? How does this compare to the communication between Angela and Ralph during the first and second meetings in the Virtual Workplace video? (3)What is active listening? What types of noise prevented Miguel from listening actively in the first part of the video? How is his listening different in the second part of the video? (3)Your textbook describes two main types of conflict. What type of conflict is occurring between Pilar and Miguel? How is this similar/different from that between Angela and Ralph? Explain your answer. (3)What direct and indirect conflict management approach are Pilar (in the Listening Skills video) and Ralph (in the Virtual Workplace video) using? Which of these managers is most effective, and why? (2)There are two types of negotiation: integrative and distributive. Which do you see occurring in each video? Define the criteria for effective negotiations and determine whether the final decision in each of these videos is effective or not. (2)Use at least three academic resources as references for this assignment.

Hoping to have the topic be the history of LGBT inequality and global LGBT movements. So stuck anything helps even helping me find sources

Format/Technical: All papers must be typed, at least 5-7p in length, with 12-pointfont and 1″ inch margins. Do not use long quotations to fill up space! A few lines or an incomplete page on the 5th page does NOT meet minimum length. Students who do not adhere to the formatting guidelines will be penalized. All essays should be thoroughly proofread. Each paper should have your full name at the top, as well as the words, “History 105/305, Section __” and a title.

Assignment: This course is designed to explore the roots of five critical contemporary issues over the course of the semester, one each from the themes of Humans and the Environment, Our Shrinking World, Inequality, Diverse Ways of Thinking, and the Roots of Contemporary Conflicts. Your job in this paper is to choose a contemporary issue of your own choice and to write paper tracing its deep historical and global roots. 

Sources: Much of the research for this paper will have been done in your Library Assignment, which should have explored the contemporary issue you wish to write. Go back to these sources, and then add at least one more book and one more academic journal article to your bibliography. You should have a total of 8 sources in your bibliography. At least 6 different sources must be cited in-text in your footnotes. All sources must be properly cited in a formal bibliography attached to the end of the paper, which does not count in your fivepages.Effective use of sources includes analysis of those sources and how they relate to your argument.  

The Paper: Make sure your introduction clearly introduces your contemporary issue, the central points about what you found, and which two themes of the course your issue relates to. The body of your paper should clearly identify the historical roots of your contemporary issue through time and across space. Remember to provide a conclusion that brings all the various parts of your essay together, especially addressing the question of how an understanding of the past is or is not important to understanding your issue in the present.

Citation: You should cite primary and secondary sources that you have used in your research using the footnoting style used in most history writing, outlined in the Chicago Manual of Style. At least 6 different sources must be cited in-text in your footnotes.