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Number of Pages: 1 (Double Spaced Writing Style: APA Number of sources: 2 The plaintiffs—the Nicols, Hoerrs, Turners, and Andersons—purchased subdivision lots from Ken Nelson. The lots bordered an undeveloped tract and offered scenic views of an adjacent lake. When Nelson and his partners began taking steps to develop the previously undeveloped tract, the plaintiffs sued. The trial court found that the plaintiffs had purchased their lots only after receiving oral assurances from Nelson that (1) the tract would remain undeveloped open space, (2) the property was owned by a company that had no plans to build on the land, (3) he held an option to purchase the property if it became available, and (4) he would not develop the land if it came under his ownership. Concluding that the plaintiffs had reasonably relied on Nelson’s oral promise, the trial court enjoined Nelson’s development of the property based on promissory estoppel. Nelson appealed, arguing that the Statute of Frauds, which requires that contracts involving interests in real property be in writing, barred enforcement of his oral promise. Is the trail court correct or is Nelson correct? Discuss fully. 2.Thelma, a law professor who recently obtained her driver’s license, bought a used car from Honest Bob’s Motors. The car had numerous defects that were plainly apparent, and Honest Bob made various false material statements of fact about the car in order to make the sale. However, Thelma paid no attention to these and bought the car because she thought Honest Bob was cute. After purchasing the car, Thelma discovered that it was junk and tried to rescind. Does she have the right to rescind? Why or why not? .

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Organizational BehaviorDisney Animation - John LasseterThe case focuses on John Lasseter, who currently is the creative head of Disney Animation Studios and Pixar Animation Studios, both of which are owned by The Walt Disney Company. The case chronicles Lasseter’s interests in animation from a young age, the relationship he developed with the Disney organization, his developing interest in computer-animation and consequent demise at Disney Studios, his subsequent award-winning success with computer animation at Pixar Studios, and his recent ascension to creative head of Disney’s Animation Studio as part of the Pixar-Disney merger.The case provides a marvelous illustration of the many types of interpersonal power ¾ reward, coercive, legitimate, referent, and expert that exist within an organization. The case also shows how power can be used to promote the well-being of the organization and its members or to benefit specific people’s interests at the expense of others’ interests. Herein, the two faces of power positive and negative come into play. Another linkage between the chapter material and the case occurs in the form of concerns about the ethical versus unethical use of power. Finally, the case can be used to explore the concepts of organizational politics and political behavior in organizations. Organizational politics often has a negative connotation, and some of the case facts lend themselves to reinforcing this negative connotation.Power and Politics in the Fall and Rise of John LasseterJohn Lasseter grew up in a family heavily involved in artistic expression. Lasseter was drawn to cartoons as a youngster. As a freshman in high school he read a book entitled The Art of Animation. The book, about the making of the Disney animated film Sleeping Beauty, proved to be a revelation for Lasseter. He discovered that people could earn a living by developing cartoons. He started writing letters to The Walt Disney Company Studios regarding his interest in creating cartoons. Studio representatives, who corresponded with Lasseter many times, told him to get a great art education, after which they would teach him animation.When Disney started a Character Animation Program at the California Institute of Arts film school, Lasseter enrolled in the program after encouragement from the studio. Classes were taught by extremely talented Disney animators who also shared stories about working with Walt Disney himself. During summer breaks, jobs at Disneyland further fueled Lasseter’s passion for working as an animator for Disney Studios. Full of excitement, Lasseter joined the Disney animation staff in 1979 after graduation. However, he soon met with disappointment.According to Lasseter, “[t]he animation studio wasn’t being run by these great Disney artists like our teachers at Cal Arts, but by lesser artists and businesspeople who rose through attrition as the grand old men retired.” Lasseter was told, “[y]ou put in your time for 20 years and do what you’r.

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Organic vs Mechanistic Structures Mechanistic Organic Individual specialization: Employees work separately and specialize in one task Joint Specialization: Employees work together and coordinate tasks Simple integrating mechanisms: Hierarchy of authority well-defined Complex integrating mechanisms: task forces and teams are primary integrating mechanisms Centralization: Decision-making kept as high as possible. Most communication is vertical. Decentralization: Authority to control tasks is delegated. Most communication lateral Standardization: Extensive use made of rules & Standard Operating Procedures Mutual Adjustment: Face-to-face contact for coordination. Work process tends to be unpredictable Much written communication Much verbal communication Informal status in org based on size of empire Informal status based on perceived brilliance Organization is a network of positions, corresponding to tasks. Typically each person corresponds to one task Organization is network of persons or teams. People work in different capacities simultaneously and over time Page 1 of 1Organic vs Mechanistic Structures 6/24/2014http://www.analytictech.com/mb021/organic_vs_mechanistic_structure.htm Question 1.1. (TCO 4) The ABC format stands for (Points : 5) abstract, body, conclusion. analysis, body, content. appendix, block, conclusion. attention, build, conclude. Question 2.2. (TCO 1) Parallelism in a list refers to (Points : 5) using bullets and numbers. using no more than 10 items in a list. keeping all points grammatically the same. keeping all points as short as possible. Question 3.3. (TCO 1) Graphics receive the most attention when they are placed where on a page? (Points : 5) Near the bottom of the page In the center of the page Near the top of the page On the right-hand side of the page Question 4.4. (TCO 2) Formal definitions include all of the following except (Points : 5) the term itself. a class to which the term belongs. distinguishing features of the term. several paragraphs or more. Question 5.5. (TCO 2) Effective instructions include (Points : 5) placing only one action in each step. beginning each step with a noun. avoiding the use of lists. first-person references. Question 6.6. (TCO 3) The "you" attitude best refers to which of the following? (Points : 5) A focus on “you,” the writer A focus on your reader’s perspective The use of writer-centered prose The use of first person Question 7.7. (TCO 3) When writing a bad-news message, it’s best to (Points : 5) open with the bad news first. open with a buffer statement. place the bad news last. use e-mail when possible. Question 8.8. (TCO 5) At a presentation, most listeners remember information best when it is grouped in (Points : 5) three.

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Organizational Behavior, Ch. 9  Teams at University of Phoenix posted by Vanessa Granados Jan 08, 2014, 9:20 AM We experience teamwork in the University of Phoenix on a daily basis. We may communicate virtually but we are still a team. To encourage cohesiveness, the teams should be small and spend time together. Although we may not spend time together physically, we constantly communicate to each other. The University of Phoenix encourages group goals every week by assigning us an essay or project. The grade is given to the entire team and thus working together is vitally important. We also have our own forum where we communicate and no other teams can read our conversations. This encourages cohesiveness among the team members. Less · Re: Teams at University of Phoenix posted by Susan Frear Jan 08, 2014, 4:20 PM Vanessa and Class, While working on teams in an academic environment can be frustrating sometimes, there is no question that it provides excellent experience that can translate into the work arena. What are some of the lessons that you have learned from the University's team experiences that you have been able to use in the workplace? Susan Less · Re: Teams at University of Phoenix posted by CYNTHIA CHRISTENSEN Jan 08, 2014, 5:29 PM I know for myself working on teams has helped me to appreciate people's opinions more. I can be pretty opinionated and I've learned it's not always about my opinion but everyone else's too. The other thing I have learned is to communicate better via a forum like this and to check in by being accountable for what's going on and helping where others need help. Sometimes emergencies pop up and you have to help where needed to get the project done to meet deadlines. I know at work I am more conscious of deadlines which I've always been good at but I believe I've become better at it as I've been the person that doesn't know what's going on in a team and so I make sure my customers know if I am having problems and can't meet their expectations. Less · Re: Teams at University of Phoenix posted by MICHAEL BLACK Jan 08, 2014, 5:30 PM My lessons learned from the University's team experiences are constantly carried over into my workplace. Whenever I started my current job, there was a high turnover rate and I had no intention of opening up toward anyone that I worked with for several reasons: there were many unsavory characters, there were many gossips,I had no plan of being at this job for any length of time, I was new to the city and knew no one, and there was no job security at all! I have learned the value of both leading and following. In the past, I would either follow blindly or try to take charge over my assigned duties. I have learned to become a team player and discern when to lead and when to follow. This has been a humbling experience (I did not even know that I was a control freak before taking these classes!) I am the type of person that always wants to know why I am doing so.

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Organizational Behavior Management: Submitted to: Submitted by: Course code: Assignment number: Date: Contents Introduction 2 Explain why the increase in the manager’s use of group behavior-based feedback is important. 2 Significance of communication for quality of services 2 Past problems 3 Reason of problems 3 Propose intervention strategies the group leader can use to enhance the group effectiveness. 4 Feedback of employees 4 Feedback of patients 4 Explain the motivational theory applicable to sustain the four results listed in the case study. 5 Discussion 5 Conclusion 6 Bibliography 7 Organizational Behavior ManagementIntroduction This case study is about a hospital, where the employees of the hospital, like doctors, nurses and any other medical staff have to deal with the patients. Normally the patients should be given the required level of consideration for which they have selected the hospital should. Management should also be concerned about the quality of the services which the medical staff of the hospital is delivering to the patients. In this hospital, there was a research which was conducted in order to evaluate the quality of the services which the hospital has delivered to the patients. It was found that the employee of the hospital were not delivering the services of optimal level to the patients. The patients have mentioned in their feedback that they have some concerns and doubts in their mind about the role of management and the commitment of the employees of the hospital with their jobs. The patients were not satisfied from the attitude of the management and the quality of services at hospitalExplain why the increase in the manager’s use of group behavior-based feedback is important.Significance of communication for quality of services The quality of the services in the hospital can be improved by ensuring that all the communication channels in the organization are operating effectively and efficiently and there is no distortion in the flow of the information through these channels of communication from one medium to the other medium. The communication in an organization might be of different types. There might be the formal communication inside the organization while on the other hand there might be the informal communication in an organization. These two classes of the communication can be sub categorized in to the verbal communication and nonverbal communication (Griffin, 2011). Many other factors can also play core role in ensuring the efficiency and the effectiveness of the communication system inside an organization. One factor which can be ignored while evaluating the results of this study is the “structure of the organizations”. There might be centralized structure in an organization while on the other hand their might be decentralized structure of an organization. The chain of communication in the centralization system might be long while on the other hand the length of the chain of the communication .

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Organizational Behavior Management: Contents Introduction2 Back ground2 Study on a hospital3 Significance of communication for quality of services3 Human resource management4 Past problems4 Reason of problems4 Solution of problems5 Feedback of employees5 Feedback of patients5 Conclusion6 Bibliography7 Organizational Behavior ManagementIntroduction Management of an organization can play were important in the success and failure of an organization. Different kinds of managerial style can be adopted by the management of an organization. The theories of management which can be adopted by the management of an organization depend upon the nature of the operations and transaction in an organization. The management of an organization does not have the responsibility to ensure that operations and functions of the organization are adding value in it but should also identify those potential factors that leads to the problems for that organization in future (Ludwig, 2012). Human resource management has significant importance for the success and failures of an organization. The employees of an organization should also communicate to the management, if the employees are facing any kind of problem in an organization. Background The case study is about a hospital, where the employees of the hospital, who are either in the form of doctors, nurses and any other medical staff, have to deal with the patients. The patients should be given the required treatment for which they have selected for their treatment but the management of the hospital should also be concerned about the quality of the services which the medical staff of the hospital is delivering to the patients. Study on a hospital In this hospital, there was a research which was conducted in order to evaluate the quality of the services which the hospital has delivered to the patients. There might be many situations when the employees of the hospital are not delivering the services of optimal level to the patients. The patients might have some concerns and doubts in their mind about the role of management and the commitment of the employees of the hospital with its management.Significance of communication for quality of services Quality of services in the hospital can be improved by ensuring that all the communication channels in the organization are operating effectively and efficiently and there is no distortion in the flow of the information through these channels of communication from one medium to the other medium. The communication in an organization might be of different types. There might be the formal communication inside the organization while on the other hand there might be the informal communication in an organization. These two classes of the communication can be sub categorized in to the verbal communication and nonverbal communication (Griffin, 2011). There are many other factors which also play core role in ensuring the efficiency and the effectiveness of the communication syst.

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Oregon Legislative Assembly It started on Friday Mar 6, 2015 when we decided to attend the 78th Oregon Legislative Committee about Health Care. We read the entire agendas before we attended it, and they were really interested topics that not only we will use it in the assignment, but it can help and benefit us in our real life if they were applied. The committee was meeting in Oregon Capitol Hall, room HR E. The Committees members consisted of Chair REP. Greenlick, Mitch, VICE-CHAIR REP Nosse, VICE CHAIR REP Hayden , REP Keny-Guyer, REP Weidner, REP Lively, REP Kennemer, REP Buehler, and REP Clem. Committee Administration. Sandy Thiele-Cirka and Committee assistant Mania Daniel. They started with the work session HB 2234 which Requires Oregon Health Authority and insurers offering policies or certificates of health insurance that reimburse costs of physician services to create billing codes or alternative mechanism to enable community assessment center to bill for child abuse medical assessment and related services. It started with a testimony from Gene Wisenhouse, and what said was that they testified on this before, and we still looking for compromise and fix solution how actually we build or going to pay this, and he supports dash 4 a lot of effort by lobbyist and representatives in the health authority and providers. So the action on this was Do Pass recommendation as Amended and Be Printed Engrossed. All the committee members voted I on it. Then they moved to HB 2825 which Carried Over from 3/4/15 Agenda: Requires Oregon Health Authority to seek out and apply for funding for, and appropriates moneys from General Fund to pay for, crisis intervention services and residential care for individuals with mental illness. The action on this was Do Pass recommendation as Amended and that be referred to the committee reference. All the committee members voted I on it. After that they moved work session HB 2541 to Wednesday, and move to HB 2560 which Carried Over from 3/4/15 Agenda: Requires health benefit plan to cover cost of colonoscopy for insured who is 50 years of age or older and who has positive fecal immunochemical test result. So the action on this was Do Pass recommendation as Amended and Be Printed Engrossed. All the committee members voted I on it. Then they moved to work session HB 2307 which Prohibits mental health care professionals and social health professionals from providing any service to person under 18 years of age for purpose of attempting to change person's sexual orientation or gender identity. It was moved to Monday because, REP Lively, REP Kennemer think there are a lot of questions out there for them, and they still chasing them down. After the work sessions part, the committee jumped to the public hearing session and they started with REP Keny-Guyer who Carried HB 2930 which Requires hospital to adopt rules granting admitting privileges to licensed, certified nurse midwife nurse practitioner saying that she has.

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Order Code RL33785 Runaway and Homeless Youth: Demographics, Programs, and Emerging Issues Updated December 10, 2007 Adrienne L. Fernandes Analyst in Social Policy Domestic Social Policy Division Runaway and Homeless Youth: Demographics, Programs, and Emerging Issues Summary There is no single definition of the term “runaway youth” or “homeless youth.” However, both groups of youth share the risk of not having adequate shelter and other provisions, and may engage in harmful behaviors while away from a permanent home. These two groups also include “thrownaway” youth who are asked to leave their homes, and may include other vulnerable youth populations, such as current and former foster youth and youth with mental health or other issues. The precise number of homeless and runaway youth is unknown due to their residential mobility and overlap among the populations. Determining the number of these youth is further complicated by the lack of a standardized methodology for counting the population and inconsistent definitions of what it means to be homeless or a runaway. Estimates of the homeless youth population range from 52,000 to over one million. Estimates of runaway youth — including “thrownaway” youth — are between 1 million and 1.7 million. From the early 20th century through the 1960s, the needs of a generally unspecified problem of runaway and homeless youth were handled locally through the child welfare agency, juvenile justice courts, or both. The 1970s marked a shift toward federal oversight of programs that help youth who had run afoul of the law, including those who committed status offenses (i.e., running away). In 1974, Congress passed the Runaway Youth Act of 1974 as Title III of the Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention Act (P.L. 93-415) to assist runaways outside of the juvenile justice and child welfare systems. The scope of the act was expanded in 1977 to include homeless youth through the Runaway and Homeless Youth Act (P.L. 93-415). The Runaway and Homeless Youth Program (RHYP) has since been reauthorized three times, most recently by the Runaway, Homeless, and Missing Children Protection Act in 2003 (P.L. 108-96). The law currently authorizes federal funding for three programs — the Basic Center Program, Transitional Living Program, and Street Outreach Program. The Basic Center Program provides temporary shelter, counseling, and after care services to runaway and homeless youth under age 18 and their families, while the Transitional Living Program is targeted to older youth ages 16 to 21. Youth who use the TLP receive longer-term housing with supportive services, including counseling. The Street Outreach Program provides education, treatment, counseling, and referrals for runaway, homeless, and street youth who have been subjected to or are at risk of being subjected to sexual abuse and exploitation. Congress appropriated a total of $102.9 million for the three programs in FY2006. Funding auth.

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