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Psychology

Psychology Discussion Post One Cognitive Theory Cognitive theory enables learners to process data, by studying the cognitive system and the structure of information. This theory is used to design techniques of instructions that help learning. For example, the split attention and the goal free effects. These effects enable the amount of time taken, in training, […]

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Date: August 5th, 2013

Psychological characteristics of jobs

Psychological characteristics of jobs             Hackman and Oldham designed the job characteristic model. This model focuses on the idea that the key to employee motivation is work. Tedious and boring work lowers employee motivation and therefore the performance will not be great as expected. However, an interesting and challenging job will increase the motivation of […]

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Date: August 5th, 2013

leadership Theory and Practice

Leadership Theory and Practice Mahatma Gandhi One of the best leaders in the world was Mahatma Gandhi who preferred to adopt a democratic style of leadership that made him very popular in India and beyond Asia. Mahatma Gandhi was a leader of India from 1869 to around 1948 in British India. The leadership method portrayed […]

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Date: August 5th, 2013

Child development

The child from birth to four months of age The best learning activities for children at this level focus on development of the cognitive abilities such as face recognition and security. Learning games such as “Hats Off” encourage toddlers to develop face recognition and attachment to their parents. Physically, the caregiver can start on stretching […]

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Date: August 5th, 2013

Button Functions inside Visual Basic

Introduction For programs to be created, ran and debugged, the Visual Studio .NET plays a vital role. It refers to Microsoft’s Integrated Development Environment, which is also known as IDE. The complex Visual Studio .NET is responsible for different types of applications (Deitel & Deitel, 2010). It entails features that perform similar actions in different […]

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Date: August 5th, 2013

Environmental Studies

Environmental Dissent Question one Indeed, we as a global society have are in need of necessities to ensure our survival. These necessities may include food, water, air, shelter, and clothing. Every individual is entitled to these necessities. However, the right to access these necessities has been significantly compromised by the declining status of the environment. […]

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Date: August 5th, 2013

Political Communication During the Stimulus Bill Debate

Background The response by the American government in the form of The Stimulus Bill of 2009 was because of the Great Recession. The causes of the Great Recession were, however, under debate by many scholars. According to the Federal Reserve Board, The Treasury and the SEC opposed any application of regulations to derivatives. The failure […]

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Date: August 5th, 2013

Chinese Society in Transition

Chinese Society in Transition CHANGING CONTEXTS OF DISSENT It has been twenty-three years after Tiananmen and China is still suffering. The annual crackdown commemorations of the anniversary in 4th June were underway. This is a commemoration of the demonstrations held by students in 1989 in Tiananmen Square Beijing. The most concerning issue revolves around the […]

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Date: August 5th, 2013

Dual Pyramid

Dual Pyramid Dual pyramid is a form of organization, where the lines of authority are two. Health care institutions normally have the dual pyramid organization because of medical staff traditional relationship towards the administrative staff. The institution management in this organization is left under the governing board. The board then delegates a chief of medical […]

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Date: August 5th, 2013

Stereotyping

Stereotyping Obesity Stereotyping can occur in a number of ways. One way that I find to be cruel is stereotyping an individual with regard to their weight, in this case being overweight. We normally tend to stereotype other people because of certain beliefs we have amassed in the course of our lives. Discriminating an individual […]

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Date: August 5th, 2013