Title of the paper: Perception, Bias, and the Cuban Missile Crisis 1. Document F

Title of the paper: Perception, Bias, and the Cuban Missile Crisis
1. Document Format.
a. MS Word document
b. One-inch (1″) margins
c. Times New Roman Font
d. Twelve (12) pitch
e. 3-4 pages, not including your title page and bibliography
2. Citation Format: The Chicago Manual of Style (CMS). This includes your citations and your bibliography.
3. Graphics are not allowed.
4. As stated in the grading rubric, students must (1) employ imaginative approaches to answer the question being asked; (2) display an impressive command of the subject matter beyond the immediately obvious; (3) demonstrate a high level of critical thinking y reflection current and world views, and genuine intellectual development; and (4) excel in explaining all major points using multiple examples from the course readings or individual research.
Part I: Introduction.
(a) Clearly state the purpose of your paper along with the approach that is being taking to answer the question. Briefly summarize the key events associated with the Cuban Missile Crisis. Summarize the introduction with a clear thesis statement.
Part II: Perceiving the build-up to and eventual crisis.
(a) Identify two specific instances where US political or military personnel mistakenly perceived the build-up to the crisis, the Soviet’s ability to successfully place nuclear weapons in Cuba, and the Soviet’s response to the crisis. Analyze why the perception was believed to be correct and its impact on the crisis.
(b) Identify two specific instances where US political or military personnel allowed a cognitive bias to influence their assessment/judgment in relation to the build-up to the crisis, the Soviet’s ability to successfully place nuclear weapons in Cuba, and the Soviet’s response to the crisis. Analyze how the bias occurred its impact on the crisis.
(c) Identify two missed indicators as human being that think would’ve allowed the US to prevent the Soviets from placing weapons in Cuba. Assess why these indicators were missed and how they could’ve altered the conflict had they been collected, identified, and recognized as such.
Part III: Bibliography formatted in CMS. Must have a bibliography in addition to the citations.
(a) Contains all sources consulted and cited in preparing your paper.

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