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2. Situation: Tate is in Kindergarien and it's story time. All the children come and sit down on the floor. Tate is seen pressing down on the head of the child in front of her saying that she can't see. Adult response: The teacher tells her to stop hurting Alticus and to choose a better spot to sit. Child response: Tate gets very mad after several attempts to get the person in front of her to move, she stomps out of the room into the hallway. Practicum Student observation: I watched her leave and walked out into the hall to find her muttering to herself. I made a statement, "Tate, you look very upset?" She tells me about how she couldn't see and no one would move for her so she could see, Mrs. M just got mad at her. a. Probable cause of the problem? b. What evidence did you use to decide on that cause? c. Describe the guidance/discipline approach that best deals with that cause. d. Another possible cause oir the problem?.
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2.2 In the spring of 2018, China's central bank, People's Bank of China, announced that it would
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initially?.
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2.25 What makes sales leaders tick? Mercuri International conducted a study to explore sales
strategies, processes, and support systems within businesses. Organizations were categorized by
sales performance level (top performers vs. middle performers vs. bottom F extent to which the
organization invests in customer satisfaction. Results were organized into the following table. At
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2. Why it could be very difficult to apply the discounted cash flow method for determining the
value of the companies in the following circumstances? a. A private/small firm, owner itself is
trying to sell the company. b. A candy manufacturer that just started up its operations, very few
months of sales but very potentially successful product c. Cyclical firm in the middle of an
economic recession d. A firm that is coming up from re-organization under the Federal law..
2. Using data from the World Development Indicators to find out the r.pdf
2. Using data from the World Development Indicators to find out the real GDP per capita of the
United States and that of China in 2020. Suppose that the United States and China have the same
production function, savings function, and law of motion for physical capital, as follows:
Ytus=A(Ktus)1(Ltus)Stus=YtusKt+1us=(1)Ktus+ItusandandandYtch=A(Ktch)1(Ltch)Stch=Ytch
Kt+1ch=(1)Ktch+Itch, where Yt denotes output, Kt denotes the stock of physical capital, Lt
denotes population, St denotes savings, and It denotes investment. The superscripts us and ch
denote, respectively,.
2. Types of unemployment. The three people described in the following.pdf
2. Types of unemployment. The three people described in the following table are categorized as
unemployed by the Bureau of Labor statistics. Identifv eych person in the table as structurally,
frictionally, or ayclically unemoloyed.
The following table presents data on frictional, cyclical, structural, and total unemployment for
an economy. True or False: This economy is currently at its natural rate of unemployment. True
False.
2. Strategic Issues Analysis (Internal and External) Using the releva.pdf
2. Strategic Issues Analysis (Internal and External) Using the relevant analytical tools, conduct
an analysis of both the internal and external environment as presented in the case. - Relevant
analytical tools can include PESTEL, SWOT, Stakeholder mapping, Porter's Competitive Forces
Analysis, BCG matrix, strategic capabilities, strategic resource, positioning analysis, etc.
"Nothing is a transaction. Everything is a transformation" (Chesky as cited in Ive, 2015). We are
living in a world which is powered, to a large extent, by a shared economy. To view business as
usual will no longer work. Airbnb's success story, what it has done and achieved, is not just a
celebration of creativity - it is the very definition of game-changer. Company overview Avid
travellers will know Airbnb, an online lodging rental platform. People can become a host on
Airbnb by listing their spare rooms while travellers can search for their holiday locations and
ideal accommodation. Brian Chesky and Joe Gebbia, both graduates of Rhode Island School of
Design, founded AirbedandBreadfast in 2007 to rent out air mattresses and provide breakfast
options in their apartment to visitors attending a design conference in San Francisco. They did so
to pay for their own rental fees. The idea was to offer visitors a way to save some money by not
having to pay prices charged by hotels. A concept totally unheard of in those days, they only
managed to interest three guests. In 2008, they were joined by Nathan Blecharczyk, a computer
engineer trained in Harvard who was also Gebbia's roommate before Chesky. Their initial
intention was to target visitors at large-scale events and conventions, where hotel rooms were
expensive and alternative accommodation was scarce. This effort produced a few thousand
listings in 67 countries. Advertising on Facebook together with email campaigns worked well
during the events. However, revenue dropped to a paltry sum at other times. In 2009, upon
advice from Paul Graham, Founder of start-up incubator Y Combinator, Chesky and Gebbia
went to New York City to gather feedback and learn from their successful hosts. After the visit,
they revamped the website based on the experiences of these hosts and high-quality photographs
of the apartments were added. This was in sharp contrast to the less professional-looking
photographs common on websites such as HomeAway and TripAdvisor. They changed the
company name from Airbedandbreakfast to Airbnb in 2010. The site's offerings were extended
to include the rental of a variety of properties such as entire homes and apartments, private
rooms, castles, boats, manors, treehouses, tipis, igloos and even islands. Business grew steadily
and by 2011, Airbnb raised more than USD 7.2 million and acquired several of its competitors -
Accoleo in 2011 and CrashPadder in 2012. In addition, the company acquired travel guides
NabeWise and Localmind in 2012 which allowed it to provide localised information on various
destinations. By .
2. Mohey supply, money demand, and adjustment to nobetary equilibrium.pdf
2. Mohey supply, money demand, and adjustment to nobetary equilibrium The follewing table
shows a money demand schedule, which is the euantity of moner demanded at various price
ierels (P). Aar in the Vatue of Montr cokimn in the folowing tabie. thelcal transaction reauires,
and the moter people aill wish to hold in the torim of currency or demand depceits. Assume that
the fank of Canada initially fios the quapeity of money supelied at 14 tilise. Bute connected
points (coreie symbol) ta gragh the meney dentand curve.
than the oudtr of mener idendeded. and the walke of moerer wit.
2. Independent Assortment Two genes, Dumb (d) and Anxious (a), are re.pdf
2. Independent Assortment Two genes, Dumb (d) and Anxious (a), are recessive genes routinely
found in offspring. Previous research has determined that they reside on different chromosomes.
F1 male and female are mated and their F2 offspring are scored for dumbness and anxiety.
Complete the Punnett square for the F2. Show the Phenotype, Genotype, and expected ratio for
the F2 below or to the side of the Punnett square. a. What % of the F2 offspring would you
expect that are dumb but not anxious? b. What \% of the F2 offspring would you expect that are
anxious but not dumb? c. What % of the F2 offspring would you expect that are dumb and
anxious? d. If your goal is to not have offspring that are dumb or anxious, what % of the F2
could be mated in the F3 ?.
2. In January 2015 , a sample of 417 students from the Colleges stud.pdf
2. In January 2015 , a sample of 417 students from the College's student body was taken. 264
students were female and 153 students were male. Each student was asked whether they were
right- or left-handed. The results are shown in the table below. Use these data to answer the
questions below. Suppose a student is chosen at random from this sample. a. Find the probability
that the student is male. 124/417 b. Find the probability that the student is left-handed. 54/417 c.
Find the probability that he is left-handed, given that the student is male. 29/417
d. Find the probability that the student is male, given that the student is left-handed. 29/417 e.
For this sample, are the events "being left-handed" and "being male" independent? Why or why
not? f. Find the probability of being left-handed and male. g. Find the probability of being left-
handed or male. Show calculations. h. Are the events "Male" and "Left-handed" mutually
exclusive? Why or why not? They are not mutually exclusive|.
2. Efficiency in the presence of externalities Public wifi hotspots g.pdf
2. Efficiency in the presence of externalities Public wifi hotspots grant many external benefits
on society: more equitable access to the internet, increased educational opportunities, and so on.
Therefore, the market equilibrium quantity of public wifi hotspots does not equal the socially
optimal quantity. The following graph plots the demand for public wifi hotspots (their private
value), the supply of public wifi hotspots (the private cost of producing them), and the social
value of public wifi hotspots, including both the private value and external benefits. Use the
black point (plus symbol) to indicate the market equilibrium quantity. Next, use the purple point
(diamond symbol) to indicate the socially optimal quantity..
2. Because of agglomeration economies and multiplier effects, urban a.pdf
2. Because of agglomeration economies and multiplier effects, urban areas emerge. What
characteristic of "settlement systems" in the colonies probably limited growth potential? A.
Colonial settlement patters were ideal for growth because the colonizers put workers where they
needed to be. B. Most colonial activity was designed for resource extraction and railways for
transporting raw materials passed existing and original economic centers. C. Industrial
manufacturing in urban centers advanced in the colonies on pace with developments in the core
countries. D. Both A and B..
2. A Professor, on his way to the University encounters traffic light.pdf
2. A Professor, on his way to the University encounters traffic lights A,B, and C every morning.
The lights work independently of one another and have probabilities 0.2,0.6, and 0.3 respectively
of stopping the Professor every morning. Find the probability that the Professor on his way to the
university on a Wednesday morning will be stopped by: (i) Traffic light A only (ii) A and B only
(iii) Exactly two of the traffic lights (iv) None of the lights (v) At least one light.
2. (5pts) About 8 of Savannah elephants are adapted to survive in .pdf
2. (5pts) About 8% of Savannah elephants are adapted to survive in the desert, while the
remainder are not. Elephants with the ability to survive in the desert are taller and leaner, with
their height determined by a recessive allele d, and shorter elephants not adapted to the desert
have the dominant allele D. If the population is assumed to be in Hardy-Weinburg equilibrium,
what are the genotypic and allelic frequencies in this population?.
2 Consider the following Diamond and Dybvig style model with 3 period.pdf
2 Consider the following Diamond and Dybvig style model with 3 periods, t=0,1,2 where agents
each have a $1 endowment at t=0 and care about consuming at t=1 or t=2. Their endowment can
be invested in two assets; a storage asset that allows the costless transfer of one unit from one
time period to another and an illiquid asset that pays out R=2 in period 2 but only pays out L=21
if it is liquidated early in period 1 . At t=1 a fraction people learn that they only care about
consumption at t=1, while a fraction (1) people learn that they only care about consumption at
t=2, and so the ex ante expected utility of an agent in t=0 is u(C1)+(1)u(C2) where the utility
function is u(C)=ln(C). For all questions state any assumptions you are making in deriving your
answers. (a) If =21 what is the expected utility of an optimal bank contract if the possibility of a
bank run, S, is zero i.e. if it is known with certainty that there won't be a bank run? (b) Suppose
that the probability of bank run is S=101, but all banks still offer the optimal contract as if there
was no possibility of a bank run as in part (a). In the event of a bank run all a bank's assets are
distributed equally between depositors. Now what is the expected utility of an agent in period 0
who deposits his/her endowment in a bank? (c) Suppose that the government implemented a
weak narrow banking regulation that each bank must ensure that reserves and the liquidation of
long term assets cover all potential withdrawals i.e. that 1x+xL>C1 where x denotes the per
agent investment in the illiquid asset. What is the expected utility of an optimal bank contract
under these regulations?.
18) Maslowun hiyerarisinde aadaki ihtiya�lardan hangisi kiinin ola.pdf
18) Maslow'un hiyerarisinde aadaki ihtiyalardan hangisi kiinin olabilecei ey olma drtsn ifade
eder?
Birini se:
A.hibiri
B.sosyal
C.kendini gerekletirme
D.fizyolojik
Birini se:
A.hibiri
B.sosyal
C.kendini gerekletirme
D.fizyolojik
Birini se:
A.hibiri
B.sosyal
C.kendini gerekletirme
D.fizyolojik
Birini se:
A.hibiri
B.sosyal
C.kendini gerekletirme
D.fizyolojik
Birini se:
A.hibiri
B.sosyal
C.kendini gerekletirme
D.fizyolojik
Birini se:
A.hibiri
B.sosyal
C.kendini gerekletirme
D.fizyolojik
A.hibiri
B.sosyal
C.kendini gerekletirme
D.fizyolojik.
15. (SCA) or cardiac arrest is when the heart suddenly and warning..pdf
15. (SCA) or cardiac arrest is when the heart suddenly and warning. 16. There are major signs of
SCA: a. No b. No (Agonal gasps mean "no breathing.") c. No d. The person's is cool, pale, and
gray. The person is coughing or moving. If normal rhythm is the person will dis. e. is when
breathing stops but hear acdion continues for several minutes. f. If is not restored, cardiac arrest
vocurs. 17. (CPR) must be started at onco when a person has SCA..
16. Assume that land is supplied perfectly inelastically and the gove.pdf
16. Assume that land is supplied perfectly inelastically and the government places a tax on the
value of land. In a Supply and Demand graph label the following: i) Consumer Surplus after the
tax(CST), ii) Producer Surplus after the tax(PST), iii) Tax Revenue (TR), Welfare after the
tax(WT), v) Deadweight Loss (DWL), vi) Initial output (Q0), vii) Initial Price (P0), viii) Price
Buyers Bay (PB), ix) Price Sellers Receive (PS), and Output with the tax(QT). (10 points).
14. Suppose there is a potential for the United States to go to war. .pdf
14. Suppose there is a potential for the United States to go to war. The supply curve is given by
W=100. a. Congress authorizes a draft of 500,000 individuals. Draw this set up and calculate the
cost to the tax payer if each member of the military is paid $25. (3 points).
14) ldenaify the correct laryctype of an individaal with Turker Syndt.pdf
14) ldenaify the correct laryctype of an individaal with Turker Syndteme and the chroesosomal
causes of the disease. a) 450, DFFBI gene duplication b) 47XX. CFIR gene mustitiont (e) 450,
non-fisfunction at miciosis d) 46XY, point mutation at MBL, 2 gee r c) 450, low penetrance of
ICT, pene 15) In aigal and plant cells, enerigy can be produced in: (a) mitochoodria and
chloroplasts b) mitochondria c) chromosomes d) ribosames e) endoplasmic reticulum 16) Which
of the following stnactures would you not expect to see is all ouicaryotic cells? a) lipid
inembrimes: b) mitochoodria (C) chlocoplasts (4) membrane bound ofganellos. e) ald of these
are found in all eubryoic cells 17) Why was Mendel suecessful at tracking patterns of inheritance
wherets odher seicntists were not? a) Mendel used the garden pea which was a good model
efganiam b) Mendel tracked only one contrating phenotypic characteristic at a fime c) Mendel
used an ocganim that was true breeding. (4) Mll of these e) Nono of these 18) A focessive trair is
one that is. (a) Masked by a dominant trait, if a doesinant tralt is present in the genotype b) Not
masked by any other trait present in the genotype b) Masked by another resessive trait, if another
rocessive trait is present in the genotype d) All of these c) None of these 19) A dominutr trait is
one that: (9) Will always be expressed if it is present in the genotype b) Is not observad in every
generation if it is present in the genotype c) Musked by a recessive trait, if a recessive trait is
peesent in the genetype d) All of these: c) None of these 20) A monohybrid cross is one in
which: (a) I wo traits are being studied at the sume time b) One trait is being studied d) Two
organisas are being studied at the ssme time d) Ore arganism is being stadied e) None of these
21) Aa organism that inberits two different alleles for a single trait, one from its mother and one
from its fither is known as: a) Homoxygote b) Homo sapiens (c) Heterozygote.
1.How does Miller fit the profile of the average fraud perpetrato.pdf
1.How does Miller fit the profile of the average fraud perpetrator? How does he differ? How did
these characteristics make him difficult to detect? 2. Explain the three elements of the
Opportunity Triangle (commit, conceal, convert), and discuss how Miller accomplished each
when embezzling funds from Associated Communications. What specific concealment
techniques did Miller use? 3. What pressures motivated Miller to embezzle? How did Miller
rationalize his actions? 4.Miller had a framed T-shirt in his office that said, "He who dies with
the most toys wins." What does this tell you about Miller? What lifestyle red flags could have
tipped off the Fompany to the possibility of fraud?
5.Why do companies hesitate to prosecute white collar criminals? What are the consequences of
not prosecuting? How could law enforcement officials encourage more prosecution? 6. What
could the victimized companies have done to prevent Miller's embezzlement?.
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