Essay On Comm 287 Study Guide

Essay on Comm 287 Study Guide
COMM 287 ADVERTSING AS SOCIAL COMMUNICATION
STUDY GUIDE 1 Questions for "New Branded World" by Naomi Klein "On Advertising: Sut
Jhally vs. James Twitchell" "Advertising as Religion" by Sut Jhally Film: No Logo Film: The
Diamond Empire Naomi Klein: New Branded World
1. What idea was the gospel of the machine age?
Bolstering ones brand name was important
2. What consensus emerged about corporations in the 1980's?
Corporations were bloated, oversized, owned too much, employed too many people, and were
weighed down with too many things
3. What race were new companies such as Nike and Microsoft competing in?
A race to own the least and employ the fewest people rivaling the traditional all American
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Suddenly it seemed smarter to put resources into price reductions and other incentives than into
fabulously expensive ad campaigns.
16. According to the agencies what would competing on the basis of real value lead to?
Stooping to compete on the basis of real value, the agencies ominously warned, would spell not just
the death of the brand, but corporate death as well.
17. How did companies such as Coke, Pepsi, McDonald's, Burger King and
Disney respond to the brand crisis?
And when the brands crashed, these companies didn't even notice – they were branded to the bone.
They always understood that they were selling brands before product. They had their eyes fixed on
global expansion.
18. How did The Body Shop and Starbucks foster powerful brand identities?
What the success of both the Body Shop and Starbucks showed was how far the branding project
had come in moving beyond splashing one's logo on a billboard. Here were two companies that had
fostered powerful identities by making their brand concept into a virus and sending it out into the
culture via a variety of channels: cultural sponsorship, political controversy, the consumer
experience and brand extensions.
19. According to Scott Bedbury what must brands establish?

Emotional ties because there's no difference between products
20. What is the difference between advertising and branding?
Advertising is about hawking product. Branding, in its
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Business Comm Final Paper
LeeAnna Barker
Austin Wilson
December 7, 2014
Final Paper
Gender "Ideals" and the Workplace
Introduction
For several decades now, women have struggled with equality in the workplace. "Men are told to
think like a woman and women are told to act like a man" (Valian, 1998). However, this advice
often reinforces gender schemas and stereotypical qualities such as sympathy for women and
assertiveness for men. While these pigeon–holes are often exaggerated, research shows that gender
characteristics do indeed exist, and they play a very powerful role in the workplace.
Background and History Gender schema theory was introduced in 1981 and states that children
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Lastly, men are more likely to make friends with their superiors which give them better
opportunities for moving up on the corporate ladder. In 2010, 72% of men received a promotion,
compared to only 65% of women because men wore more likely to "mingle" within the office place.
(Gannon, 2012) On the other hand, it is said that women are seen as being more supportive and less
managerial. Women tend to display high levels of compassion and team–building skills.
Additionally, women leaders are able to view situations from many different perspectives,
enhancing their persuasive ability and making them better at persuasion than males. Women are also
said to like a challenge. "An international study found that 70% of businesswomen asked their
bosses for new challenges at work, which is less than half of the businessmen that did so." Lastly, it
is said that women are honest and hard workers. It was found that 54% of women worked 9–11 hour
days compared to 41% of men. It was also found that women are more likely to do work during
their vacations and less likely to spend their "sick days" playing hooky. (Gannon, 2012)
Focus
Although men and women both have wonderful qualities to make them successful, men

Case Study : Technology Limited ( Comm Tech )
Comm Tech (Executive summary) Commercial Technology Limited (Comm Tech) is located in the
UK and they design and manufacture electronic office and business equipment. The company is
listed as 3rd in the UK for Market share, meaning that the company holds good competitive
advantage. The company specializing in offices equipment the majority of their clients/customers
are offices. The company is also a sub–contract manufacturer for European and US equipment
manufacturers. This report is going to analyse the current position that the company is in, it will
look at the strategic performance of the company to see what they were planning to in order to meet
their aims. Also they will be an evaluation of the quality and operational performance ... Show more
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Also the company has focused on penetrating the wider world market by developing a range of high
quality products to help with the business growth. Comm Tech has a reputation of them providing
high quality and affordable products. The company realised a new office product, Office System
2012 (OS 2012). This machine functions as a colour printer, scanner, copier and fax. The company 's
previous reputation of supplying high quality and affordable products and the rave review received
for the OS 2012 for its "innovative design, functionality and price". This created a large amount of
customer interest which came with massive demand for the new product. The SWOT analysis in
appendix 1 showed that the company's main strengths are their position in the market, their
reputation of providing quality and affordable products. These strengths make some key
contribution to the business strategic plans. Quality performance Comm tech is well known for their
quality products which are also sold at good affordable prices. But the quality of the their newly
released product the OS 2012 has decreased, this is due to 2 reasons 1– The high demand of the new
product has made the company face some problems of supplying it. 2– The change in supplier has
dropped the quality of the materials that have been used to make the OS 2012. The change of the
supplier has affected largely in the manufacturing part of the company, John

Case Study Analysis Comm/215
Case Study Analysis for ABC, Inc. COMM/215 UOP January 9, 2012 Korijna Valenti Introduction
During my reach into the hiring issues at ABC Inc., it was found necessary to research and read
more in today's hiring process with the current job market. The following is an introduction of one
specific company that recently requested a case study of a current internal hiring process that took
place or did not take place. In this situation, a new campus recruiter was expecting to bring on 15
new hires to complete for orientation to work in the Operations department. When the operations
supervisor contacted the new recruiter and checked on the status of the recruiting process, they were
assured that all requirements would be in place. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Ensuring that a proper checklist for each position is created so that for every job description that
clearly states what paperwork needs to be completed. In other words, an employee that will be
operating machinery may need to have a physical exam and an employee that is doing office filing
does not. Having a control custody form filled out by all incoming associates would have assured
that drug screens were ordered and performed, and the results were received by HR prior to moving
the hiring process forward. It is imperative to make sure that all manuals are up to date and current
with the requirements of the company. Not having current manuals not only set Carl up for missed
opportunities, but would also put any new coming recruiter that is expected to complete the process
in the same situation. Once the manuals and training materials were in place, the training room
would also need to be reserved at that time. By the time that Carl became concerned and checked
the scheduling log for the training room to make sure that the facility had been secured, he only then
discovered that the training room had been doubled booked and was in fact booked for the entire
month. By possibly placing this task earlier in the process, it would have been easier to obtain an
alternate location. Proposed Solutions When a new requisition for a position is opened, a file is
opened with the job description, date of job

Business Comm
Tyler Holder
10/17/13
Written Assignment 4
Business Comm
Chapter 5 5.7, 5.8
5.7
a) 5
b) 4
c) 1
d) The old scoreboard should be replaced for many reasons. It is an old warhorse that was
constructed in 1960. It is out of date and often more of a headache than it is useful. As it was
constructed in 1960 it is very hard to find replacement parts for this scoreboard, and often when
found they are very pricy. On top of being tough to fix it is very inefficient when it comes to energy
usage. The scoreboard cost 4 times more than a modern scoreboard when it comes to running it for
games. And now that we are on the topic of games it can only be used for football games. It is not
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Then you will always have your sound files ready for use with your presentation.
Have you ever created a PowerPoint presentation and opened it up for the meeting to find your
audio and videos not working or missing? This is a common issue that many people face. The best
way to avoid this is to create a new folder and copy all audio and video into here. This way if you
are faced with this

Comm 101
Case Study 2.3
1. What moral issues does the Pinto case raise?
The moral issues about the Ford Pinto is that they take their profit is more important than human
life. They also did not inform the consumer about the facts of the Pinto. Lastly, they also lobbied the
safety of the car to lowest standard (Shaw, Barry & Sansbury 2009, pp 97–99). （44 words）
2. Suppose Ford officials were asked to justify their decision. What moral principles do you think
they would invoke? Assess Ford's handling of the Pinto from the perspective of each of the moral
theories discussed in this chapter.
Egoism. Egoism is the closest moral principle for the Ford Pinto. Because Egoism can be explain as
self–interest and have a long–term interest, ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
The only morally relevant matter is whether Ford gave equal consideration to the interests of each
affected party. Do you think Ford did this?
Utilitarians means measuring overall happiness (Shaw, Barry & Sansbury 2009, pp 64–70). In
this topic, Ford only care about his own profit and never care about other's life. Ford even calculated
how much it cost for a human life. The damage for society and human life is not acceptable in
Utilitarianism. (44 words)
4. Is cost–benefit analysis a legitimate tool? What role, if any, should it play in moral deliberation?
Critically assess the example of cost–benefit analysis given in the case study. Is there anything
unsatisfactory about it? Could it have been improved upon in some way? Yes, cost–benefit is a
legitimate tool. "Cost–Benefit Analysis (CBA) estimates and totals up the equivalent money value
of the benefits and costs to the community of projects to establish whether they are worthwhile" (An
Introduction to Cost Benefit Analysis). But cost benefit analysis is just for calculating the benefit of
the company, in a mathematical way. It shouldn't play in moral deliberation, there is no way to
calculate human life or we can say as the potential that human have. We also can see that there is
unsatisfactory about the cost–benefit analysis simply by measuring only the benefits of Ford it's
own. In this case, cost–benefit analysis should improve by adding other stakeholder benefit to
produce a "win–win"

Paperrater. Comm Reflection
The response after submitting the essay to the free website, Paperrater.com, was extremely quick
and accurate. The online editor grades each submission while covering a broad range of writing
skills. Paperrater.com rates each submission and compares it to writing submissions by other
students at the same level of academic studies. (Grammar Check, 2016).
The free website lauds my strengths while also providing constructive advice in areas that my
writing requires improvement. Some of the areas I excelled were in grammar, spelling, and word
selection. Conversely, results indicated that I need improvement in transitional phrases, sentence
beginnings, and writing in the passive voice.
Paperrater.com provides a bar graph marking where I scored,

Business Comms
Contents 1. Terms of Reference 2 2. Procedures 2 .1 Internet 2 2.2 Case study for JoC 2 2.3 Library
2 3. Findings 3 3.1 Background of Joy of Chocolate 3 3.2 CG's current organisational structure 3 3.3
Proposed structure for JoC 3 3.3.1 Functional and lateral relationships within the proposed structure
3 3.3.2 Line of Authority within the proposed structure 3 3.4 Relationship between Contingency
theory and the merged organisation 3 4. Conclusion 4 5. Recommendations 5 Appendices Section 9
Appendix 1 10 Appendix 2 11
1. Terms of Reference
Fiona Balloch requested the report to be generated to provide information on the structure of Joy of
Chocolate and CG Chocolates. The purpose of the ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
She hired people she had previously worked with before and people she met at training before
setting up. She also went into partnership with another business owner a while after she set up her
current business. Charlie Large Agreed to merge with her and set up other organisations within
Newcastle and Stirling.
3.2 CG's current organisational structure
CG's organisational structure is a simple structure. This is due to the smaller number of staff who
work for Suzy Campbell it could be amended after the business has been up and running for a while.
3.3 Proposed structure for JoC
A proposed structure for Joy of Chocolate could be a mixed structure of geographical and functional
structure; this is because the businesses have all merged together between Stirling, Newcastle. They
know what the local customers are looking for and are able to provide the right services. It also
keeps transport costs to a minimal and saves people the problems of travelling to get to certain
shops.
With the help of Suzy's team she will be able to focus more on new strategies and have more time to
travel to each business to see how they are progressing, Hafiz and Leon are both within the
management team and look after different problems which arise in each business they also look after
the other staff to make sure they

Estate of Leavitt V. Comm
Estate of Leavitt v. Comm
Facts:
As shareholders of VAFLA Corporation, an S corporation, the appellants claimed deductions to
reflect the corporation's operating losses. The commissioner disallowed deductions above the
$10,000 bases from original investment. The appellants contend that the adjusted basis in their stock
should be increased to reflect a $300,000 loan. The loan was obtained by VAFLA from bank and
was guaranteed by the shareholder–guarantors. VAFLA made all of the loan payments, principals
and interest to the bank and the appellants did not. Neither VAFLA nor the shareholder–guarantors
treated the loan as constructive income taxable to the shareholder–guarantors.
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However, they fail to distinguish between the initial question of economic outlay and the secondary
issue of debt or equity. Only if the first question had an affirmative answer would the second arise.
The tax court correctly determined that the appellant's guarantees in itself have not constituted
contributions of cash or other property which might increase the bases of the appellant's stock.
The appellants view the "substance" of the transaction is over the "form". Generally, taxpayers are
bound by the form of their transaction and may not argue the substance triggers different tax
consequences. The Tax Court found the form and substance of the transaction was a loan from the
bank to VAFLA and not to the appellants. The proceeds were to be used in the operation of the
business and petitioners were not free to dispose the loan. Nor were the payments reported as
constructive dividends.
If VAFLA had been profitable, the petitioners would argue that the loan was from the bank to the
corporation. The loan repayments would not be on the appellants' behalf and would not be taxed as
constructive income to them. The appellants would jump an effort to play both ends against the
middle until it should be determined whether VAFLA was profitable or money–losing.
The appellants complain that the tax court fail to apply debt–equity principles. The secondary
inquiry cannot be reached unless the first question concerning whether an economic

Reflection On The Syllabus Of Comm 051
I have read through the syllabus for COM 051 through the entirety of it, and understand the contents
within it. I will be referring back to the syllabus for the scheduling of the class so that I will be able
to do all that is required of me. Within this letter would the the first journal entry on how I view my
writing, as well as anything else about me and any questions I may have.
How I view my writing is somewhere in between strong and weak. I am aware that my writing has
areas to improve upon, and that I am out of practice for writing essays. A strength that I am aware of
that I do have a basic grasp of writing as a whole. Another strength I have is that type quickly when
I know what I am writing. I have some weaknesses to my writing that

Comm 101
Principles of Responsible Commerce
Tutorial Preparation Week 3 (The Ford Pinto)
1. What moral issues does the Pinto case raise?
The Ford Pinto case in (Shaw, Barry & Sansbury 2009, p97) stated that Ford decided to
continue produce the Pinto without making an improvement regardless of consumers' safety because
its prototype tests did not meet the safety requirement of the National Highway Traffic Safety
Administration. They should not put the value of money prioritise than human life. Firstly, they
decided to sell it instead of making an improvement. Next, they were dishonest because they did not
dispose it out to outside world about the dangerous of the Ford Pinto and tried to keep for secret.
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Furthermore, there may be a few more passengers in the car and did not calculated too. They did not
calculate the tax that the person will pay for the government in the future. According to the cost–
benefit analysis, if they sell the Ford Pinto without any improvement, the total benefit of 180 burn
deaths, 180 serious burn injuries and 2100 burned vehicles were $49.5 million. The total costs were
the sales of 11 million cars and 1.5 million light trucks were $137.5 million (Leggett, C 1999). In
the Richard Grimshaw case, it counted as civil and criminal case and they fined of $6.5 million
including compensatory and punishment damages for the company. (275 words)
3. Utilitarians would say that jeopardizing motorists does not by itself make Ford's action morally
objectionable. The only morally relevant matter is whether Ford gave equal consideration to the
interests of each affected party. Do you think Ford did this?
Ford did not give equal consideration to the interests of each party. Ford's engineers had already
discovered that the danger upon the ruptured fuel tank during the preproduction crash test (Shaw,
Bury & Sansbury, 2009). Unfortunately, the boss of Ford

Case Study: Pevsner Vs. Comm
CITATION
Pevsner v. Comm., 46 AFTR 2d 80–5938 (CA–5) 10/20/1980
FACTS:
Since June 1973, Sandra J. Pevsner has been a manager for the Sakowitz Yves St. Laurent Rive
Gauche Boutique located in Dallas, Texas. The Boutique sells highly fashionable and expensive
clothing and accessories designed by Yves St. Laurent (YSL). Mrs. Pevsner is expected by her
employer to wear YSL clothes and apparels at work as well as project an exclusive lifestyle and be
aware of YSL current fashion trends. Furthermore, she wears YSL apparel while commuting to and
from work, to fashion shows, and business luncheons; where she represents the boutique. In 1975,
Mrs. Pevsner purchased clothing and accessories at an employee discount for a total of $1381.91
with the following sum $240 for maintenance cost. Mrs. Pevsner and her husband are partially
disabled due to a heart attack in 1971, which has limited her social activities and lead a simple life.
In 1975, she filed a joint federal income tax return; which she deducted $990 of ordinary and
business expenses along with her purchase of YSL clothing and accessories. However, she claimed
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Comm., 46 AFTR 2d 80–5938 (628 F.2d 467), (CA–5) 10/20/1980 and comparing it to the second
case Betsy Lusk Yeomans, 30 TC 757 (1958), there were strong similarities and differences that
denied or entitled a both taxpayers a deduction on their income tax return. Looking at the first case
Pevsner v. Comm., the taxpayer filed a joint return income tax and provided evidence that
convinced the Tax Court to deduct her clothing and maintained cost of $1381.91 and $240.00.
Evidence such as, the taxpayer suffered a heart attack in 1971 and was partially disabled. As a
result, it limited the taxpayer social activities and lives a simple life. In reaching to decision, the Tax
Court allowed the taxpayer to deduct those expenses, because the apparel was not suited to her
private lifestyle. However, the entries were later

Comm 231 Reflection
The class COM 231 overall has helped me in many different ways throughout. I personally feel like
I've learned many new things as well. Going into the class I thought I was going to have to
surmount a big conflict because public speaking isn't one of my strongest suits. I do always
recommend this class to all of my peers because indeed it does help with public speaking. Through
the class I have improved skills, learned new ones, and even had some tough moments.
During the time that I have been taking COM 231 my writing skills have improved tremendously. I
personally believe that my formatting when I'm writing has gotten a lot better because throughout
this class we are continuously making outlines for our speeches. I even learned that

Comm 1010 Self Reflection
Comm 1010 Self–Reflection I'll be honest, this is not a class that I would have chosen to take on my
own accord. It is a required course in order to earn an associate's degree, so I was mostly just taking
the course to get my credits. I originally didn't think it would offer me anything educational or
useful that I would be able to use in my future. I figured that I am practically an adult, and have
been communicating with others my whole life now, I don't think they'll be able to teach me
anything I don't already know. Now that I have reached the end of the course, I am enthralled to
admit that I was completely wrong to think those things. This class has offered me so much more
than I could have ever fathomed. I have a minor issue with

Small Group Communications (Comm 231)
Throughout the duration of Small Group Communications (COMM 231), I have really enjoyed this
class itself. The material learned in the class was not hard to grasp and can be applied to my future
career and college life. The actual assignments from the class were difficult for me to complete.
Blending my talents with someone else's is just not how I want to be graded on an assignment. It is
as though I have to depend on someone else to determine my grade that just is not fair to me. The
group projects and papers were just not my cup of tea. Personally, I disliked every one of the group
assignments; however, I still participated and held up my weight in during each of them. From the
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The campus organization my group chose was just not a topic I was okay with, but since all of them
wanted the topic, I remained quiet. To illustrate, the topic I wanted to choose was the Student
Government Association. I felt as though we would have more to talk about, but they all still agreed
on the school's food pantry. Although I remained quiet about the topic, there was no passive
aggression. I just did not want the group to think of me as being negatively opinionated. I have
always been an action–oriented listener, so I focused on the getting the job finished rather than
asking them to change the topic. During the writing process of the paper, I was the opinion deviate
of the group. Most of the time, I kept my opinion to myself, because I knew they would take my
criticism to the heart. To elaborate, Channing wrote an introduction that I felt was very weak. So, I
wrote a better one. Jarkayla, Channing, and Briana sided with Channing saying that her introduction
was better. Yet, Jarkayla still put two of Channing's sentences into mine and called it a "combined
introduction". I used the avoidance conflict management approach because I disagreed with them
but said nothing to keep them happy. The first group project was one huge challenge for me. I
completed my sections of the group paper and participated in the group discussions, so I still was an
effective participant–observer in my

Unit 1 Comm-3011
The list of tasks to be completed is: COM–3011 Verification; Sample Rate Decimation; VITA–49
Packaging; Ethernet Transmission; and Software Functionality. COM–3011 Verification
The COM–3011 operates by first mixing the received signal with 125 MHz, thus the data is now
contained on it. The centre frequency is chosen by mixing a user specified radio synthesiser
frequency with the 125 MHz together. For example to obtain a centre frequency of 100 MHz, the
user would specify 225 MHz or –25 MHz. The bandpass filter will reduce the bandwidth to 40 MHz
or 20 MHz either side of centre frequency [12]. This sample is the duplicated and the second part
delayed by 90 degrees to form an in–phase and quadrature features. Sample Rate Decimation
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This packet contains information such as the frequency of the samples and bandwidth. This is only
transmitted once until the information changes. For the implemented solution, the system will only
transmit this context packet at the beginning of the transmission and will not transmit unless the
system is rebooted. Ethernet Transmission
Using the COM–5102, the SDR will transmit the radio signal, this pulg in will add associated MAC
addresses and UDP headers onto the project automatically [15]. The VHDL code has values that can
be changed slightly to accommodate UDP or TCP transmission. For the project, UDP headers will
be used. Software Functionality
This is the section of the work being undertaken by the software engineer. The software must
contain a custom driver to unpack the VITA–49 packet outlined before. This driver will be written
to work with a Ubuntu Linux distribution. The unpacked data will then be handed to GNU Radio
Companion and the signal processed. The FFT, dynamic peak algorithm, spectrum display and list
of signals are default tools that can be downloaded from the file repository [16]. The module will
require a custom module called an "out of the tree module" to use that data brought in from the
VITA–49 packet: "out of the tree" modules are custom modules made by a user for the graphical

Comm 101 Course Analysis
Benjamin Franklin famously stated "If you fail to plan, you are planning to fail!" Behind all the
material that was covered in Comm 101, my personal take–aways have always been not just the
facts and material but mainly the preparation and processes to reach the goal. Instead of focusing on
the different topics that were covered throughout the course, I found it more insightful to explore the
many reasonings for the various activities. This is a required course mainly to transition first years
to the university culture, and that is exactly what I experienced. Without a doubt, Comm 101 has
become the bridge that completed my departure from high school and welcomed my acceptance into
university
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Sauder is a place of opportunities and risk–takers. One critical lesson I will always carry from
Comm 101 is the importance to allow yourself to be vulnerable as only then can you embrace that
vulnerability and succeed. My moment of vulnerability was definitely the class participation.
Despite being a confident speaker, I was as daunted as everybody else at the sight of the
microphones and cameras in Comm 101. They were placed to undoubtedly force this moment of
vulnerability and develop the courage to overcome it. With only one high school friend by my side,
Comm 101 created the perfect environment for me to escape my high school past, and create a new
identity. Through the course, I realized my vulnerability and gradually developed courage to tackle
it. Like Paul's statement "We are training you to be comfortable being uncomfortable" I will fully
appreciate the atmosphere's pressure to constantly pushing me to move past my

Data Comm
DATA COMMUNICATION ASSIGNMENT 2 CLASSIFICATION ON WIRELESS NETWORKS
Size –WLANS: Wireless Local Area Networks: WLANS allow users in a local area, such as a
university campus or library, to form a network or gain access to the internet. A temporary network
can be formed by a small number of users without the need of an access point; given that they do
not need access to network resources. –WPANS: Wireless Personal Area Networks: The two current
technologies for wireless personal area networks are Infra Red (IR) and Bluetooth (IEEE 802.15).
These will allow the connectivity of personal devices within an area of about 30 feet. However, IR
requires a direct line of site and the range is less. –WMANS: Wireless Metropolitan Area Networks:
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A signal from the source travels in both directions to all nodes connected to bus cable until it finds
the address on the network that is intended. Advantages * Economical to run * Requires less cable *
Does not require extensive training * Good choice for small networks Disadvantages * Difficult to
isolate malfunctions because of a series of connections * When one fails all devices might fail *
Heavy traffic causes network to slow down Star topology Each network host is connected to a
central hub via a point to point connection. All traffic has to pass through central hub which acts as a
signal booster. Advantages * Easy to install and upgrade * Easy to maintain compared to bus and
ring topologies * Central hub makes troubleshooting easy Disadvantages * Central hub failure
causes entire network to go down * Its more expensive when cabling SWITCHING TECHNIQUES
Circuit switching Circuit switching is defined as a mechanism applied in telecommunications
(mainly in PSTN) whereby the user is allocated the full use of the communication channel for the
duration of the call. That is if two parties wish to communicate, the calling party has to first dial the
numbers of the called party. Once those numbers are dialed, the originating exchange will find a
path to the terminating exchange, which

Comm 121 Reflection
To be perfectly honest my recollection of Comp 121 is a little foggy, i took the course roughly a
year and a half ago and during my first semester and it was one of my first college level courses.
From what i can recall it was a interesting and enjoyable, The professor Jacob Sherlock is no longer
with the school, but was a professional writer along with a life–long lover and student of the written
word. We regularly discussed current events and the class wide give and take of various ideas and
viewpoints was truly enlightening and are easily amongst my most enjoyable and memorable
college experiences. In particular i vibrantly recall a passionate debate on gun–control which was to
be frank, dominated by a extremely Conservative former Army

Comm Week 1 Essay
Introduction to Communication Worksheet
COM/100 Version 3
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University of Phoenix Material
Introduction to communicationTamara Martin08/10/12 Introduction to Communication Worksheet
Paragraph Questions Answer the following questions in your own words. Each response must be
written as anacademic paragraph of at least 150 words. Be clear and concise, and provide
explanations for your answers. Format your sources consistent with APA guidelines.1.According to
Introducing Communication Theory
(2010), what is the definition of communication ? What does communication mean to you
personally? Provide an example.
Communication is a social process in which individuals employsymbols to establish and interpret
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This is a one dimensional form of communication. An interactional model provides not only the
message sent, but also messagereceived and replied to by the receiver to the sender. A transactional
model entails not only the sending and receiving of messages,but also the inclusion of non verbal
communications.
Linear model of communication one–way view of communicationthat assumes a message is sent by
a source to a receiver through achannel source originator or transmitter of message.
Message–
words, sounds, actions,or gestures in an interaction.
Receiver–
recipient of message channel pathway to communication noise distortion in channel not intended
bythe source. S emantic noise– linguistic influences on reception of message.
Physical (external) noise– bodily influences on receptionof message psychological noise cognitive
influences
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on reception of message. (Introducing Communication Theory, p. 10,side notes)
Interactional model of communication – view of communication assharing of meaning with
feedback linking source and receiver.F eedback– communication given to the source by the receiver
toindicate understanding. (meaning) (Introducing Communication Theory, p. 11, side notes)

Transactional model of communication – view of communicationas the simultaneous sending and
receiving of messages.
3.
Why

Comm 324 Case Study 1
Saif Almues COMS 323 29/09/2017 Dr. Denise Analysis of Case Study 1. This committee is a small
group consisting of five members with a common purpose which is the maintenance and upkeep of
the Church building. However, the conflict is most likely to occur due to the dissimilarity and
variation of each member's motives and complexity. Complexity is impacted by group members'
thoughts and beliefs, so we see in this scenario a lot of differences of thoughts and beliefs which
could lead to incompatibility and inconsistency. Roberto, Marmalade, Latasha, Merry, and Thurman
have individual private goals, yet have the same purpose. Nevertheless, conflict has its good which
is leaving room for the potential to solve the problem. The predicted outcome of the committee's
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Latasha enjoys the Church's outstanding music program; therefore, she is after recreation. Also, she
falls within safety need. Merry falls within inclusion and belongingness need. In other words,
affiliation. Thurman is after affection due to urging his employees to do the same as him. He falls
within esteem need. Their individual goals are not compatible with the group's goal. I am a little
confused on who is the troublesome member between Marmalade and Latasha. Marmalade has less
experience and not as qualified as the other members. He does not even make his own choice or
opinion (the pastor planed for him because he thought it would do Marmalade some good). Latasha
is inconsistent with Roberto and Thurman group members because she does not agree on them being
in charge. Therefore, her attitude leads to the loss of harmony within group members. Thus, I think
that both Marmalade and Latasha would be troublesome members in the committee group. 4. If I
were a member of this committee, I would make many suggestions. a. feel a sense of belonging. b.
create clearly expectations. c. create collaborative

Comm/215 Case Study Abc
ABC, Inc. Case Study Charles Ramsey Comm/215 Sept. 29, 2014 Margaret Mehl ABC, Inc. Case
Study Introduction Hiring 15 new employees in early April as part of his first recruitment effort,
Carl Robins is the new campus recruiter for ABC, Inc. Hired to work for Monica Carrolls,
Operations Supervisor, these new potential employees require training on company policy, being
oriented to the organization, and screened for drugs. Carl himself is behind on their training, has not
completed all the required processing, in addition to the fact that some of the employees haven't
even completed applications, nor have submitted transcripts. Orientation needs to be arranged
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Given the timeline, all the tasks could have been handled by a single person and more man power
would have been unnecessary. However, even something as simple as checking the orientation
manuals becomes a stressful task when suddenly heaped with work that appeared to be put off.
Alternatives Having reviewed these key areas and confirming them as coalescing from one core
problem, the lack of proper planning, it is possible to come up with solutions to each problem as it
stands currently. A quick solution to all these problems is to call Monica and inform her that the
trainees won't be ready by July 15th, and attempt to push the deadline back in order to complete all
the required tasks without rushing. I find this one inadvisable, however, because it causes a setback
for Monica herself, and it proceeds to cause further setbacks down the line, causing a ripple effect of
delayed projects. These are called concurrent delays, or delays that cause further delays (Singh &
Associates, 2014). In order to find a solution that doesn't cause concurrent delays, Carl should make
and maintain a priority list, in which he lists all the above problems and completes them in an order
of greatest importance to least importance. Below are individual solutions to each problem, which
can be used to complete tasks on the priority list. New Location for Orientation: One of the easier
tasks to handle, it has a few possible

Operating System Essay
Guide to UNIX Using Linux Fourth Edition Chapter 5 Solutions
Answers to the Chapter 5 Review Questions
1. You have just finished a 25–page paper that you have written using Emacs. The file containing
the paper is called /assignments/data_sources. After your instructor has briefly looked at the paper,
she recommends that you change all instances of the reference "data is" to "data are" before you
submit it. Which of the following commands can you use to locate these references in the file for a
quick assessment of how much you have to change? Answer: c. grep "data is"
/assignments/data_sources
2. You are interested in determining the number of words in your /assignments/data_sources file
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How can you link multiple files to manipulate the data in those files? Answer: c. with a common or
key field
9. While in the Bash shell, you have written a simple script file and now want to execute the script.
Which of the following commands enables you to run the script? Answer: a. sh
10. You are using the grep command, but it is only searching through files in your immediate home
directory. What option enables you to search through subdirectories below your home directory?
Answer: d. –r
11. Your software has a bug in that it enables you to create a vendors file in which there are
duplicate entries of vendors. Which of the following methods enables you to remove the duplicate
vendors in this text file? Answer: c. Sort the file and then use the uniq command to remove the
duplicates, inputting the result in a new file.
12. Each time you list the files in your home directory, the output scrolls by so fast you can't read it.
Which of the following enables you to view the output one screen at a time? Answer: b. ls –l | more
13. You are creating a file to send over the Internet via a satellite connection that only allows you to
send files under 250 KB. Which of the following commands enables you to determine the number of
bytes in the file before you try to send it? Answer: d. wc –c

14. In the command sed –f fixit notes > instructions, what

Comm Reflective Essay
Section 1
My Learning Journey... in COMM101: Principles of Responsible Commerce Initially, before I learn
this course, I have always thought that a "responsible commerce" is only important to balance the
economic cycle. In my initial essay regarding "responsible commerce", I mentioned about child
labor being one of the biggest issue of irresponsible commerce, I thought the reason of it being such
a big issue was because it would affect the whole economical cycle. And I did not realize that
responsible commerce would involve different kinds of principles of ethics and elements in
business,
Through this subject I have learned that ethical principles and standards in business define
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However, in 2010, a professor at Melbourne Business School, Doctor Geoff Lewis, claimed that
Friedman's view was outdated because the argument was set in the mid–nineties to preach against
socialism. Lewis argued that in the twenty–first century, where most economy has been capitalized,
it is not enough for a business to be solely responsible for increasing its profits. Lewis says that
'forty years ago social responsibility may have been seen as an act of, as Friedman described it,
"hypocritical window dressing" – but in today's world we think in terms of sustainability and of
business playing a central role in our market–driven society'. In addition, Niall FitzGerald (2010)
also opposes with Friedman's statement where being socially responsible is against the company's
best interest as it imposes costs on the shareholders, because being socially responsible does not
conflict the profitability of a business.
A major part of the commercial world today has already been capitalized so that corporations could
enjoy free competition with each other, while consumers would have better choices of products. I
believe that is what every one of us would think of. However, through learning COMM101, I have
realized that capitalism is good, but a market shall not be over capitalized. Capitalism centered upon
individual

Comm/215 Final Research Paper
Final Research Paper COMM/215 26 Oct 2010 Introduction For years environmentalists have been
screaming about going green, recycling and reusing products, and so forth. So the idea of our
vehicles using alternative fuel sources would be a welcomed change. With the dozen of vehicles and
fuel sources being introduced, it is now a possibility to add alternative fuel vehicles to our rental car
fleet. Through this presentation, gasoline and alternative fuel vehicles will be fully outlined; the
history, the sources of fuel, and consumer incentives will all be explained. Gasoline vehicles
Gasoline powered vehicles are the types of vehicles that are commonly used around the world.
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The current sources of fuel for gasoline and diesel vehicles are limited to gasoline, diesel, and
biodiesel fuel. As of October 18, 2010, the average price for regular grade gasoline was $2.834 per
gallon while the average price for diesel was $3.07 per gallon. Only the biodiesel fuel labeled B2,
B5, and B20 can be used in a standard diesel vehicle without engine modifications. The average for
B20 fuel mirrors the price of standard diesel fuel at $3.07 per gallon. Costs and sources of fuel for
green vehicles In adherence to the rental car company policy of buying cars in bulk at wholesale
prices, green cars are not yet massed produced. Manufacturers currently create set amounts of the
green vehicles due to the cost and time required to make the hybrid batteries. The price for a 2011
Ford Focus Hybrid starts at $28,100. The Ford Fusion Hybrid uses both electricity and unleaded
gasoline but fuel options. If one chose to convert to an alternate fuel vehicle, options are not limited;
in fact there are several methods to choose from. The alternative fuel used can be chosen by a
couple of factors such as lifestyle, make and model of vehicle and cost to purchase or convert.
Biodiesel is the most popular form of alternative fuel with most diesel vehicles already set to use
this fuel. It can be made from organic

COMM 331
1.0 Introduction According to Reverso (2003), theoretical principles refer to the study based on the
ideas and beliefs related to a particular matter that rarely applied. Value and identity, and theoretical
issues and are instances of the theoretical principles which the society and corporations should
consider as the key to success. These theories will be illustrated and applied to Bittman's article,
"Good government puts people over business" (2015). 2.0 Key Issues in the Article As stated by
Bittman (2015), the political economy has underlined what the government found complicated in
making decision upon agriculture and economics matters where they are complex soft systems. We
have no idea whether they are on track of working or under ... Show more content on
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Yet, there are the corporations controlling the operation of the society and they are all–in–time focus
only on their interests. This is because the government found complicated to decide on agriculture
and economics matters as they are complex soft systems where there is a lack of idea whether both
of them are on track of work or under maintenance. In the article, Jenkins (2008, p. 10) described
formal or informal organizations as the most extensive collectivity comprising tacit behavioral
customs and norms as well as unambiguous regulations and policies in shared goals, in sets of
control and authority, in criteria of employment and in operational standards. According to Ashforth
and Mael (1989), an employee normally defined himself or herself in respect of organization,
dealing with relation of individual to the organization. A complicated and continuously increasing
mixture of planning, improvisation and habit, affected by emotional responses, health and well–
being, access to natural resources, knowledge and view of world is known as individual
identification. Group, a real but illusory identification, does not have the same ontological status as
individuals because human individuals are known as actual entities. People who think themselves
are activists symbolize they are collectives who manipulate the politic to their own interest.
However, conservatives are thinking in a safer way to keep themselves living in a

Comm 215: Case Study
Comm/215 Case Study Introduction The common perception of a recruiter is evolving quickly in
the workplace (Boswell 2001). Where once recruiters were viewed as a tool to simply acquire
candidates, modern recruiters have greater responsibilities to their clients. These responsibilities can
include tasks such as organizing paperwork, completing pre–screening measures, and even
occasionally preparing training curriculum (Darrell 2002). Recruiters are further expected to provide
quality screening of candidates and ensure the optimal match for each applicable position within a
company (Posner 2006). As with any other job within a company, recruiters must take this work
seriously and avoid procrastination to ensure a smooth transition for their candidates into the new
workplace. Should the transition fail to be smooth, the full blame modernly falls on the recruiter
who failed to use proper coordinating strategy. On that same note, the corporate world is rapidly
changing and many job expectations are becoming unstated or implied. Often times training
materials for positions cover standard policies without actually detailing the roles within a certain
position. This lack of actual knowledge can cause gaps that require new employees to take initiative
and speak up when they are unsure of their role within a position. The following case study details
the implications of failing to take such initiative. Background Carl Robbins is a recruiter for ABC
Inc. He has been in

Essay on comm 320
Cases Comm 315
Case1 : King v.BioChem Therapeutic Inc. Fact: Dr King is hired by Bio Chem. She signed a special
contract that specifies a period of probation. During this period, she can be let go but you have to be
known the wrong behavior in order to be able to rectify it. If the wrong behavior persists then your
contract will be terminated.
Issue: Is the termination of the contract of Dr King for fault justified?
Ratio
Employer version of facts:
1st meeting: after 5 months and a half, during this meeting, the management team are saying that
they told her that she was being unsubordinated
2nd meeting: after 10 months, the management team told her that her behavior was still being not
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Hasanie is arguing that Dynergie is not a competitor of Kaufel.
He is also arguing that he asked his direct superior if he could take this opportunity, and he agreed.
However, the direct supervisor is denying. There is not writing evidence of this authorization.
The last argument of Hasanie is that he was a victim of constructive dismissal. Basically a
constructive dismissal happens when an employer changes your working environment, inviting you
to leave. However, Kaufel argues that they offered opportunities for growth within the group and
that Hasanie was only waiting for his package. Finally they are arguing that they needed more time
to reorganize the group and assign responsibilities.
The judges conclude that Hasanie did not establish his case of having been dismissed without cause,
or having been constructively dismissed.
Case 4: CopyFax v. Lambert
The different injunctions
Institution of Proceeding Final Judgement
Provisional Injunction Interlocutory Injunction Permanent Injunction
The provisional injunction is given based on emergency criterias. It is used to maintain the status
quo. The provisional injunction is valid for 10 days. Within these 10 days, the individual has to

COMM 320 Business Plan
Business Plan Project
WeRoll – Ridesharing made easy!
Submitted to: Professor Judy Nagy
14 April, 2015
COMM 320 BUSINESS PLAN
Business Plan Project
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Concept
4
Management Team
Industry and Market Analysis
5
5
Industry Overview
5
Trends
6
Market Gaps
6

Product Lifecycle
7
Key Success Factors
7
Industry Forces
8
Target Market
10
Market Potential
11
Window of Opportunity
13
Marketing Plan
13
Marketing Strategy
13
Market Segment
14
Unique Selling Point
14
Competitive Advantage
15
Marketing Mix

16
Revenue Projection in Brief
17
Operations Plan
18
Human Resources
18
Service Flow
19
Production Capacity and Growth Plan
19
Facilities
19
Supplier Relationships
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His academic background is in Graphic Design at UQAM and a Bachelor's of Fine Arts at
Concordia University. He attained his Master's of Communication from UQAM in 2013 and has
been working in and on startups throughout that whole time. Felix had always been interested in
design as well as technology and combined the two by introducing the site WeRoll.net.
Industry and Market Analysis
Industry Overview
The industry that WeRoll falls into is: Internet Service Providers, Web Search Portals, and Data
Processing Services, and the NAICS code is 518 (FindTheData, 2015). This industry definition is a
very broad one, meaning that industry competition can be very diverse, and indeed it is. The
industry covers services and platforms with a vast variety of focal markets. The portion of the
COMM 320 BUSINESS PLAN
2
industry that WeRoll will be most directly concerned with will be Ride Sharing, in which they

work as a Search Portal and Data Processing Service to facilitate the discovery of ride sharing
opportunities for individuals as well as processing accumulated data to create valuable insights for
corporate or municipal clients of its Pro plans.
Trends
There are both Business and Environmental trends that influence the industry in which WeRoll will
be competing in. In terms of Business trends, specifically for ride–sharing, or social transportation,
there is currently a prevailing trend

Comm Informative Speech
Cheri Allen COMS 3302 July 5, 2010 History of the YMCA Specific Purpose: To inform my
audience about the history of the YMCA. Introduction: I. "Good morning everyone. Before I begin
my presentation I would like to show everyone a video clip." Attention Getter: Youtube video clip
plays which will formally give an introduction to the YMCA. "As you can tell by the video I will be
giving a presentation on the YMCA. The YMCA relates to the career path that I'm in now it is also
my current job and it also relates to my major. My major is University Studies with concentrations
in health and wellness , community studies, and social science. All of these skills are needed to my
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They go on camping trips with other members, and father daughter dances, and take field trips. F.
AOA stands for active older adults. This group makes up the seniors at the YMCA. We have
exercising classes designed for them, health seminars monthly, game and movie days, and field
trips. There is another program called silver sneakers. Depending on who your insurance is, your
insurance can take care of your membership at the YMCA G. The Strong kid's campaign is a
financial aid program offered to anybody who may be in need and can't afford the program.
According to the YMCA of Arlington the Arlington branches gave away over $600,000 in
scholarship funds and this is only three branches so imagine branches in other cities. This campaign
is the largest charitable community service organization. More than 2 million people received
financial assistance from the YMCA. That's how much the YMCA impacts our communities.
(Transition: Where the YMCA stands to around the world and the impact it still has today.) III.
YMCA Today. A. The YMCA is 166 yrs strong. I say strong instead of old because of the impact it
has on our communities and around the US. The YMCA will continue to strive to reach out to
anyone. B. According to the YMCA .net the YMCA has more than 2,600 YMCA locations C.
Worldwide the YMCA is located in over 107 countries. D. Since the YMCA has a huge impact not
only in the US but worldwide, it has reached over 45

Comm 4331 Essays
Study Guide
Test #1
1. What influences beliefs, attitudes, behaviors and values
2. What is correct and true about persuasion
Receiver must think it is voluntary,
3. Define persuasion
Persuasion: involves one or more persons who are engaged in the activity of creating, reinforcing,
modifying, or extinguishing, beliefs, attitudes, intentions, motivation, and or behaviors within the
constraints of a given communication context –– an activity or process, persuasion is a tow way
street
4. Define values: Something important to you
5. Define beliefs: Something you believe to be true
6. Define attitudes: How you feel toward something
7. Attitude: tendencies or predispositions, represent favorable or unfavorable evaluation of ... Show
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Cultural issues and differences between U.S. and other cultures
Individualism vs. Collectivism
Collective cultures (China) value harmony, concern for others, & group goals while individualism
culture value independence and personal goals
27. Audience analysis: pay attention to the situation, keep their attitudes, values, & beliefs in mind,
remember their demographics, and remember their states & traits
28. Target audience: the majority group that the persuader/advertiser is trying to persuade
29. From First day – different ways interpersonal / context / different areas of persuasion
– Context – target audience, interpersonal, mass/public, social or group, mediated,
– Intrapersonal – self persuasion
– global/intercultural
30. Differences between males and females:
– men are more successful than women in their attempts to persuade others.

Men – stereotypes, physical, social role theory – what we view as acceptable / Goal differences
Males: More persuasive than women because of physical appearance, tone of voice, social rule
theory (not so negative)
Females: Communal behaviors–warm and nurturing
31. Communal behavior – warmer and more nurturing
– female doctors need to use this to be more effective while male doctors use an aversion strategies
32. Central routes: rational thought and

Comm 222 Outline
John Molson School of Business Department of Management Comm 222: Organizational Behaviour
and Theory Winter 2013 General Information Comm 222 Section E Class times: Monday &
Wednesday 8:45 – 10:00 Class location: MB 3.430 Credits: 3 Instructor: Michel Greiche Telephone:
(514) 848–
‐2424 Ext. 5492 Email: mgreiche@jmsb.concordia.ca Course Information: Firstclass
Course Description This course is designed to provide students with an opportunity to study
individual behaviour in formal organizations. Through theoretical, case and experiential ... Show
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Understanding and Managing Life at Work: CUSTOM

Jae Lee Comm 1302 Essay
The Behavior of Bad Comm 1302 Dr. Jae Lee Theory: Theory of Reasoned Action Critic Number of
Words: 1513 October 16th, 2013 The Behavior of Bad I believe in the theory by Fishbein & Ajzen
on reasoned actions. That is, that we prefer to behave in a way that others, especially those that have
significant influence on us, find acceptable and normal. This theory certainly sounds reasonable and
I believe it is practiced by most people in the world. What would make someone go counter to the
theory of reasoned actions and behave in a way that is not acceptable by the people that are the most
influential in their lives? Could a major life event or events make someone change their thinking
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Attitude towards the action is a learned bias to respond favorably/unfavorably and consistently with
respect to the action. This includes the degree of certainty about consequences from the behavior
and likely outcomes. Subjective norms consist of social pressures which try to convince the
individual to comply with the desired behavior. Subjective norms also consist of normative beliefs
(what others prefer us to do) and motivation to comply (our desire to do what others expect). From
our attitudes and social pressures a behavioral plan is derived. Behavioral intention's is a course of
action to follow, that is, a plan to put behavior into effect. From the person's behavioral intentions
comes one's behavior. While the theory predicts behavioral intentions, it does not necessarily predict
actual behavior because people don't always behave in accordance with their intentions – as we
witness in Breaking Bad. Walter White clearly wrestles with the theory of reasoned action
throughout the show. He knows that making crystal meth is wrong and very bad for society. He
knows his family and friends feel this action is wrong. He knows the consequences of the action, if
caught, are bad and severe. Still, considering the attitudes, social and family pressures, and
consequences, his behavior is counter to what should and would be reasonable. What would turn a
reasonable man from doing "the more favorable" action? I believe that major life events, such as,

Comms Essay
CMPTR Word 2013 Chapter 10: SAM Project 1a Eco Solutions Forum FORMATTING A
DOCUMENT Project Goal M Project Name Project Goal CMPTR Word 2013 Chapter 10: SAM
Project 1a Eco Solutions Forum FORMATTING A DOCUMENT Project Goal M Project Name
Project Goal PROJECT DESCRIPTION You are on a committee to organize a forum to discuss
ways in which the small town of Hadley in Washington State can take sustainable actions to protect
the environment. The forum will consist of a full day of workshops and meetings between
representatives from local government and environmental groups. In the evening, a public event will
be held to communicate suggested solutions to the local townspeople. The Chair of the ... Show
Enclose the second body paragraph with an outside border using the single line style. Type the word
environmental between "largest" and "group" in the first sentence of the second body paragraph.
Insert the Euro symbol € to the left of "1,000" in the last sentence of the second paragraph. Change
the font of the heading "Venue" to Calibri. Delete the word "Pacific" in the bulleted list item "The
Pacific Sands and Metropolitan Hotels" under the "Venue" heading. Apply bold formatting to the
heading "Forum Events." Select the bulleted list item "Dinner Event" under the "Forum Events"
heading, cut it, and then paste it below the "Group Meetings" bulleted list item. Copy the text
"Workshops" under the "Forum Events" heading. (Hint: Do not copy the paragraph mark.) Move the
insertion point after the word "Four" in the line containing "9 am" under the "Scheduling" heading,
and then paste the copied text. Change the Before spacing for the "Scheduling" heading to 12 pt. In
the six lines of text beginning with "Time" and ending with "Municipal Hall", set a tab stop at 1.5",
and move the tab stop currently at 4" to 3.5". Align the text with the new tab stops. Increase the
indent of the entire paragraph below the "Workshops" heading by one level. Use the Format Painter
to copy the formatting of the "Workshops" heading and apply it to the "Marketing" heading.

Comm 200 Letter Of Advice
Letter of Advice Melissa Fernandez COM 200: Interpersonal Communication Joclyn Hansen May
12, 2018 Greeting Scott and Ann, I would like to take this time to congratulate you both on your
engagement. I would like to also thank you in advance for allowing me to share with you some
information that will enhance your communication with one another. It is truly a gift to understand
each other, learning together how to understand the principles of effective interpersonal
communications, to recognize the different barriers and demonstrate the roles of emotional
intelligence appropriately. As life changes, so will your communication. You will become familiar
with on how important communication is in developing and maintain one's self–concept, self–
image, and self–esteem. "Communication is a process, which means that your goals might change
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The both of you will develop the key to not only love yourself but to also fall in love with
communicating with one another. Thank you again for allowing me to share with you what I have
learned in my Interpersonal Communication course. Explain the principles of, and barriers to,
effective interpersonal communication. "With every endeavor, know the appropriate balance of
passion and reason." (Cavlovic 2005). Interpersonal communication is not an option. By
overcoming the following barriers your road together through communication will overcome any
negative trails. If we teach ourselves to listen to understand instead

Comm 140: Small Group Communication
What is it that you want to know ?
I am considering being a communication major because I have an appreciation for verbal and
nonverbal messages. I believe that through strategic and knowledgeable engagement with another
party you can relay your message successfully to your audience. Communication is a complex
discipline because of the distinct paths an individual may chose to take while exploring this major.
The topics that stand out the most to me from my previous Communication courses that I have
taken, topics that stand out to me is group development and leadership roles. In Comm 140: Small
Group Communication we focused on how a group is created, identified the characteristics of each
member of a group, and analyzed the lifespan of a group's existence. ... Show more content on
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CITATION:
Ferguson, N. S., & Burkhalter, J. N. (2015). Yo, DJ, Thats My Brand: An Examination of
Consumer Response to Brand Placements in Hip–Hop Music. Journal of Advertising,44(1), 47–57.
doi:10.1080/00913367.2014.935897
2. FROM THE INTRO/LIT REVIEW SECTION:
Synthesize the researchers' lit review in only one or two sentences. The effectiveness of brand
placement in media outlets are under investigation, which subtle brand placement versus strategic
placement are repeatedly compared. Previous theories support that repetition has received a better
retention rate in consumer behaviour due to the benefit of allowing consumers to process the brand
(Pham and Vanhuele 1997). 3. FROM THE METHOD SECTION(S):
Describe in only one or two sentences what the researchers did in the study.
Fifty undergraduate participants listened to a song and then surveyed to decided amongst pre–
selected brands to that best and least represent brands. There were four songs that the brands Phat
Farm and Abercrombie were incorporated followed a structure and standards in order to avoid brand

Comm 215
CASE STUDY
Case Study Comm 215
Donny Giottonini
University of Phoenix
4/12/10
Linda Hermann
CASE STUDY
ABC Inc. is a small Midwest company priding themselves on their timely service and high quality
products. ABC Inc. is planning to expand in the summer. Boosting their production lines to output
more merchandise can only be done with a larger workforce. For the company to expand ABC turns
to their Operations Supervisor Monica Carrols to help with this change. Monica is a veteran with
ABC and is the most qualified for the task at hand. With Monica heading the operations and Carl
Robins under her management, they should achieve extraordinary things.
Background
ABC Inc. has a new campus recruiter, which who has been with them ... Show more content on
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Sending two to three trainees a day to the clinic should do the trick. When Carl contacts the trainees,
he personally can receive their application and see to it that the trainees transcripts are on file. With
Joe from technology services scheduling the training room for the whole month of June; Carl could
simply move the Orientation to a different room on the grounds or move the orientation to a
different location all together. CASE STUDY
As for Monica, Carl can contact her with his little problem if he feels it is a little too much for him
to handle. Monica could be a great tool for Carl to use because she is his boss she should know how
to help him with his little dilemma. Also she is his boss she should be kept in the loop.
Conclusion
With Carl acting out some of these solutions. Carl could pull himself out of the trouble he has
stumbled into. With a little more Leadership and guidance from Monica, Carl could be a key player
in the expansion of ABC Inc. Teamwork should take ABC Inc. to new

Intercultural Comm Final Study Guide
Chapter 4 – Communicating Across Cultures
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Which of the following does not constitute a normal interpersonal communication task for
managers? a. coordinate activities b. disseminate information c. motivate employees d. give
speeches at conferences (moderate, page 126)
2. According to communication researchers Samovar, Porter, and Jain, ______________. a. cultural
factors pervade the communication process (difficult, page 126) b. noise is always equally present in
cross–cultural communication c. culture does not influence with whom we choose to speak d.
communication behavior is not largely dependent on culture
3. All of the following are part of a person's life space EXCEPT: ... Show more content on
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Eastern Europeans b. Arabs c. South Americans d. Northern Europeans (moderate, page 134)
20. Which of the following characteristics is NOT true of people in a high–contact culture? a. prefer
to touch a great deal b. live in warmer climates c. are more individualistic (moderate, page 134) d.
prefer to stand close
21. ______________ and ______________ are elements of paralanguage. a. Rate of speech; kinesic
behavior b. Tone of voice; language c. Vocal inflection; tone of voice (difficult, page 135) d. All of
the above
22. Changing the meaning of words by changing the inflection of your voice is an example of
_______. a. paralanguage (moderate, page 135) b. oculesics c. object language d. proxemics
23. Which of the following is an example of paralanguage? a. widening your eyes b. moving closer
to the listener c. speaking faster (moderate, page 135) d. using a translator
24. Which of the following statements about time systems is true? a. Monochronic time systems are
linear; polychronic systems have a past, present, and future. b. Monochronic time systems have a
past, present, and future; polychronic systems have the simultaneous occurrence of many events.
(difficult, page 135) c. Monochronic time systems are non–linear, polychronic systems have a past,

present, and future. d. Monochronic systems have the simultaneous occurrence of many events;
polychronic systems are

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