The document provides an analysis of two individuals' Big-5 personality test results. It begins with an introduction to personality and the Big-5 model, which measures five traits: agreeableness, openness, extraversion, conscientiousness, and emotional stability. It then presents the test results for two individuals, labeled Person-A and Person-B, comparing their scores. The document concludes by discussing the values that the Big-Five model provides to managers for understanding employees' personalities.
This document discusses the relationship between climate change and public health. It notes that climate change can impact public health through several factors, including changes in temperature, sea level, and precipitation that can influence food security, coastal flooding, infectious diseases, air quality, and heat-related illnesses. Climate change may also exacerbate problems like malnutrition, displacement, and civil conflict. The document recommends that public health agencies conduct research on how environmental changes could impact disease transmission. It also suggests strengthening public health infrastructure to improve disease surveillance and developing preparedness plans.
The document discusses the topic of climate change and its health impacts. It defines climate change as long-term changes in weather patterns that can be caused by natural or human factors. Human causes like fossil fuel burning, deforestation and air pollution are the main drivers of increased global temperatures. Rising temperatures are expected to worsen health issues like malnutrition, infectious diseases, and conditions related to extreme weather events. Groups most vulnerable to health effects from climate change include children, the elderly, the poor, and those with pre-existing illnesses. The presentation calls for individual and collective actions to adopt more sustainable lifestyles and switch to renewable energy sources in order to mitigate climate change impacts on human health.
Presentation from a Cary Institute of Ecosystems Studies public forum on climate change by Perry Sheffield, Professor of Pediatrics and Preventative Medicine, Mount Sinai
1. Climate change poses risks to human health in the UK through increased temperatures, worsening air pollution, and changes in disease patterns.
2. A government report found risks from heatwaves, floods and impacts on food and water safety due to climate change. Vulnerable groups like the elderly are most at risk.
3. Adaptation is needed to prepare for inevitable changes, through measures like improved early warning systems, climate-resilient infrastructure and public health guidance. Mitigation of greenhouse gases can also benefit health.
Are ‘little ice ages’ and ‘megadroughts’ possible?
Scientists are investigating whether changes in ocean circu- lation may have played a role in causing or amplifying the “Little Ice Age” between 1300 and 1850. This period of abruptly shift- ing climate regimes and more severe winters had profound agri- cultural, economic, and political impacts in Europe and North America and changed the course of history.
This document provides information and tips for staying safe during extreme heat events in Maryland during the summer months of July and August. It was written by summer interns Ashley Strobridge and Colin Nackerman. The guide encourages taking simple precautions when temperatures rise such as drinking water, staying in shade or air conditioning, and checking on vulnerable groups like the elderly. It also discusses how climate change is increasing the frequency and severity of extreme heat and related health risks.
This paper provides a 2000-year climate and environmental history for the Sierra Nevada mountains in California based on paleoclimate data from the region. It finds that abrupt climate changes, including severe droughts and temperature increases, have occurred in the Sierra Nevada over this period, often coinciding with abrupt changes seen in Greenland ice core records. These abrupt climate shifts were associated with severe wildfires and accelerated erosion in the Coburn Lake watershed, suggesting vegetation and landscapes were vulnerable to rapid climate fluctuations. The timing of drought conditions shifting between the Sierra Nevada and Greenland provides evidence these regions' climates were teleconnected and affected by changes in global precipitation patterns during periods of abrupt climate change.
This document discusses the relationship between climate change and public health. It notes that climate change can impact public health through several factors, including changes in temperature, sea level, and precipitation that can influence food security, coastal flooding, infectious diseases, air quality, and heat-related illnesses. Climate change may also exacerbate problems like malnutrition, displacement, and civil conflict. The document recommends that public health agencies conduct research on how environmental changes could impact disease transmission. It also suggests strengthening public health infrastructure to improve disease surveillance and developing preparedness plans.
The document discusses the topic of climate change and its health impacts. It defines climate change as long-term changes in weather patterns that can be caused by natural or human factors. Human causes like fossil fuel burning, deforestation and air pollution are the main drivers of increased global temperatures. Rising temperatures are expected to worsen health issues like malnutrition, infectious diseases, and conditions related to extreme weather events. Groups most vulnerable to health effects from climate change include children, the elderly, the poor, and those with pre-existing illnesses. The presentation calls for individual and collective actions to adopt more sustainable lifestyles and switch to renewable energy sources in order to mitigate climate change impacts on human health.
Presentation from a Cary Institute of Ecosystems Studies public forum on climate change by Perry Sheffield, Professor of Pediatrics and Preventative Medicine, Mount Sinai
1. Climate change poses risks to human health in the UK through increased temperatures, worsening air pollution, and changes in disease patterns.
2. A government report found risks from heatwaves, floods and impacts on food and water safety due to climate change. Vulnerable groups like the elderly are most at risk.
3. Adaptation is needed to prepare for inevitable changes, through measures like improved early warning systems, climate-resilient infrastructure and public health guidance. Mitigation of greenhouse gases can also benefit health.
Are ‘little ice ages’ and ‘megadroughts’ possible?
Scientists are investigating whether changes in ocean circu- lation may have played a role in causing or amplifying the “Little Ice Age” between 1300 and 1850. This period of abruptly shift- ing climate regimes and more severe winters had profound agri- cultural, economic, and political impacts in Europe and North America and changed the course of history.
This document provides information and tips for staying safe during extreme heat events in Maryland during the summer months of July and August. It was written by summer interns Ashley Strobridge and Colin Nackerman. The guide encourages taking simple precautions when temperatures rise such as drinking water, staying in shade or air conditioning, and checking on vulnerable groups like the elderly. It also discusses how climate change is increasing the frequency and severity of extreme heat and related health risks.
This paper provides a 2000-year climate and environmental history for the Sierra Nevada mountains in California based on paleoclimate data from the region. It finds that abrupt climate changes, including severe droughts and temperature increases, have occurred in the Sierra Nevada over this period, often coinciding with abrupt changes seen in Greenland ice core records. These abrupt climate shifts were associated with severe wildfires and accelerated erosion in the Coburn Lake watershed, suggesting vegetation and landscapes were vulnerable to rapid climate fluctuations. The timing of drought conditions shifting between the Sierra Nevada and Greenland provides evidence these regions' climates were teleconnected and affected by changes in global precipitation patterns during periods of abrupt climate change.
Plenary 2 - Social Impacts of Global Climate Changerbulalakaw
The document discusses the social impacts of climate change. It notes that climate change threatens development and exacerbates existing inequalities. Developing nations and vulnerable groups like women, farmers, fisherfolk and the urban poor will be most heavily impacted. Key effects include increased extreme weather events, rising sea levels, droughts and food insecurity. This poses severe risks to livelihoods, health, and human security. Adaptation is necessary but challenging due to factors like weak institutions and limited resources. Empowering women and addressing gender inequalities are important for effective adaptation.
This document summarizes a presentation on climate change and health effects. It discusses the causes of global warming including greenhouse gas emissions from human activities. It outlines several health impacts of climate change such as changing disease patterns, food and water insecurity, extreme weather events, and effects on human settlements. It also discusses adaptation and mitigation strategies to address health risks, including strengthening health systems and surveillance, improving infrastructure, and transitioning to more sustainable energy sources. The presentation emphasizes the need for cross-sectoral approaches and accounting for health in climate change planning.
This document discusses climate variability and climate change. It defines weather and climate, noting that climate is average weather conditions over long periods of time. Climate variability refers to natural fluctuations in climate patterns at different time scales. Climate change implies sustained changes in climate over decades or longer. Changes have been more marked in the last 3 decades and are associated with human activities like greenhouse gas emissions. The document provides examples of climate variability, such as El Niño events and volcanic eruptions, as well as examples of extreme weather events and disasters around the world.
This presentation is entitled as Climate change impact on Bangladesh. It includes the possible impact on Bangladesh in different sectors like agriculture, food security, coastal areas, industry, migration pattern etc. It also describes about the possible climate change scenarios of Bangladesh in different condition along with its impact.
The document discusses the risks of climate change and rising sea levels for small island states. It notes that greenhouse gas concentrations are rising, global temperatures have increased in recent decades, and sea levels are gradually accelerating. Small island states face risks from coastal flooding, amplified storm surges, salination of fresh water supplies, and impacts on agriculture and health as temperatures rise and extreme weather increases.
This document discusses climate and the potential impacts of climate change on human health and agriculture. It defines climate and differentiates it from weather. It then describes the various natural and human-caused factors that can influence climate on both short and long timescales. The document outlines several ways climate change may negatively impact human health, such as through increased heat waves, extreme weather events, changes in air quality, and shifting patterns of climate-sensitive diseases. It also discusses some of the uncertainties around how climate change will precisely affect agriculture and considers various climate factors that could influence crop yields.
The document discusses how climate change can impact health in several ways. It notes that climate change is causing rising global temperatures, changes in precipitation patterns, and more extreme weather events. These climate changes are increasing heat waves, flooding, droughts, and raising sea levels, which impact health by exacerbating malnutrition, diseases like malaria and diarrhea, and deaths from extreme weather. Vulnerable groups like the elderly, young, and sick are most at risk.
This document discusses global warming and its causes. It notes that global warming is unequivocal and caused primarily by human greenhouse gas emissions from activities like fossil fuel use and deforestation. While globalization has contributed to the problem, it could also be part of the solution if used to help the planet's health. Suggested solutions include reducing carbon dioxide levels through decreased reliance on fossil fuels, though aggressive policies could have large economic impacts and may not effectively address the issue without participation from all countries.
This document discusses the toxicity of climate change. It begins by defining climate change and toxicity. It then examines how climate change can affect the distribution and toxicity of chemical pollutants through interactions with environmental parameters like increased temperature and changes in precipitation. Higher temperatures and changes in precipitation patterns may alter the biotransformation of contaminants and increase exposure to toxins like heavy metals, pesticides, and microbes. The document concludes by discussing strategies to reduce the toxicity of climate change like mitigation of greenhouse gas emissions and adaptation plans.
Citizen Science: Climate Change Communication Through ParticipationCourtney Joziasse
Citizen science projects can help communicate climate change through public participation. They engage communities to collect data and map local environmental features. Involving stakeholders in the scientific process builds credibility and legitimacy, making people less likely to discredit findings and more willing to support policy solutions. Examples include OpenStreetMap, where volunteers map cities globally to improve digital maps. Citizen science enhances understanding of local climate impacts, like increased flooding risk in one valley due to changes in rainfall and snowpack. It also informs community resilience efforts by providing early warnings and engaging the most vulnerable groups.
This document provides a summary of the state of the global climate in 2019 based on data from the World Meteorological Organization (WMO). Some key points:
- 2019 is likely the 2nd or 3rd warmest year on record with global temperatures about 1.1°C above pre-industrial levels. The past 5 years are almost certainly the warmest in recorded history.
- Atmospheric concentrations of greenhouse gases like carbon dioxide, methane, and nitrous oxide reached new record highs in 2018 and continued rising in 2019.
- Ocean heat content remained at record or near-record levels in 2019, with the average exceeding the previous record set in 2018. Higher ocean temperatures contribute to sea
There is scientific consensus that rising greenhouse gas emissions from human activity will cause global warming and other climate changes. The IPCC projects an increase in average global temperatures by 2100 of 1.4-5.8°C. Climate change will affect human health in many ways, both beneficial and adverse. Research has focused on impacts of extreme heat, infectious diseases, and food security, but climate change may also disrupt societies and economies in ways that indirectly impact health. While some effects are already apparent, such as heat waves increasing mortality, estimating future health impacts involves uncertainty. Evidence of health risks will strengthen arguments for policies to reduce emissions and adapt to climate change impacts.
Global warming is the observed rise in average temperature of the Earth's atmosphere and oceans and its related effects. It is primarily driven by increased emissions of greenhouse gases from human activities like burning fossil fuels and deforestation. Effects of global warming include rising sea levels, more extreme weather events, and disruption of natural ecosystems. Proposed solutions involve reducing greenhouse gas emissions through use of renewable energy, fighting misinformation, and preparing for impacts.
Climate change is causing increased wildfires, droughts, and insect outbreaks which are linked to rising global temperatures that are the second warmest on record. Additional concerns include declining water supplies, reduced crop yields, more extreme heat in cities, and coastal flooding and erosion. Human activities such as burning fossil fuels for power and transportation, deforestation, fertilizer use, and oil and gas drilling are contributing to increased temperatures. While global warming cannot be stopped immediately, limiting emissions of heat-trapping gases and soot can help slow the rate of rising temperatures.
The document discusses climate change in Texas and potential policy responses. It finds that Texas is one of the most vulnerable states to climate change impacts due to projected increases in temperatures, decreases in water availability, and increasing risks from hurricanes and drought. The document outlines strategies to mitigate climate change through reducing greenhouse gas emissions from energy systems, agriculture, forestry, and other sectors. It also discusses options to adapt to the impacts of climate change through measures like coastal protection and structural adaptation.
Climate change poses serious risks to children's health globally and in Sri Lanka. Rising temperatures, extreme weather events, and sea level rise are exacerbating health issues like diarrheal diseases, respiratory illnesses, and dengue. Sri Lankan children are especially vulnerable due to increased heat, floods, droughts, and growth of vector-borne diseases. The government has created adaptation strategies but more needs to be done to strengthen disaster response, disease surveillance, nutrition, and build climate resilience in children. Mitigation through carbon emission reduction on a global scale can help limit future health impacts.
The document discusses how climate change is expected to impact ecosystems through warmer temperatures, changes in precipitation patterns, and sea level rise over the next century. This will present both challenges like increased risk of drought, changes in suitable habitat for some species, and greater disturbance from extreme weather events and opportunities such as longer growing seasons. The impacts on ecosystems will vary locally depending on site-specific factors like soil conditions, topography, and land use.
Presentation given by Chris Swanston to the the Hudson to Housatonic (H2H) Conservation Initiative for the H2H Conservation in a Changing Climate workshop on December 11, 2014.
SWOT Analysis and formulation of Marketing Mix for Colgate sensitiveVivekanandan M
This document contains a SWOT analysis and proposed marketing mix for Colgate Sensitive toothpaste. It begins with an introduction to the FMCG industry and SWOT analysis. A table presents the SWOT analysis for Colgate Sensitive, identifying strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats. The document then proposes a marketing mix strategy for the product and concludes with a brief summary.
This document provides a lesson on global warming that is designed to be completed in one to three class periods. It discusses key concepts around global warming including the greenhouse effect, causes of rising carbon dioxide levels, evidence of climate change, and potential impacts. Students are engaged through class discussions and an assessment where they write an essay evaluating evidence on the causes and effects of global warming.
The document discusses global warming, defining it as a rise in average global temperatures due to greenhouse gases. It lists several objectives, including explaining the definition of global warming, identifying its causes, discussing its effects, and explaining precautions. Some key causes identified are deforestation, burning fossil fuels, and emissions from industries. Effects discussed include impacts on food and water supplies, health problems, and threats to forests and wildlife. Recommended precautions include using renewable energy, public transportation, and more environmentally conscious individual behaviors.
Plenary 2 - Social Impacts of Global Climate Changerbulalakaw
The document discusses the social impacts of climate change. It notes that climate change threatens development and exacerbates existing inequalities. Developing nations and vulnerable groups like women, farmers, fisherfolk and the urban poor will be most heavily impacted. Key effects include increased extreme weather events, rising sea levels, droughts and food insecurity. This poses severe risks to livelihoods, health, and human security. Adaptation is necessary but challenging due to factors like weak institutions and limited resources. Empowering women and addressing gender inequalities are important for effective adaptation.
This document summarizes a presentation on climate change and health effects. It discusses the causes of global warming including greenhouse gas emissions from human activities. It outlines several health impacts of climate change such as changing disease patterns, food and water insecurity, extreme weather events, and effects on human settlements. It also discusses adaptation and mitigation strategies to address health risks, including strengthening health systems and surveillance, improving infrastructure, and transitioning to more sustainable energy sources. The presentation emphasizes the need for cross-sectoral approaches and accounting for health in climate change planning.
This document discusses climate variability and climate change. It defines weather and climate, noting that climate is average weather conditions over long periods of time. Climate variability refers to natural fluctuations in climate patterns at different time scales. Climate change implies sustained changes in climate over decades or longer. Changes have been more marked in the last 3 decades and are associated with human activities like greenhouse gas emissions. The document provides examples of climate variability, such as El Niño events and volcanic eruptions, as well as examples of extreme weather events and disasters around the world.
This presentation is entitled as Climate change impact on Bangladesh. It includes the possible impact on Bangladesh in different sectors like agriculture, food security, coastal areas, industry, migration pattern etc. It also describes about the possible climate change scenarios of Bangladesh in different condition along with its impact.
The document discusses the risks of climate change and rising sea levels for small island states. It notes that greenhouse gas concentrations are rising, global temperatures have increased in recent decades, and sea levels are gradually accelerating. Small island states face risks from coastal flooding, amplified storm surges, salination of fresh water supplies, and impacts on agriculture and health as temperatures rise and extreme weather increases.
This document discusses climate and the potential impacts of climate change on human health and agriculture. It defines climate and differentiates it from weather. It then describes the various natural and human-caused factors that can influence climate on both short and long timescales. The document outlines several ways climate change may negatively impact human health, such as through increased heat waves, extreme weather events, changes in air quality, and shifting patterns of climate-sensitive diseases. It also discusses some of the uncertainties around how climate change will precisely affect agriculture and considers various climate factors that could influence crop yields.
The document discusses how climate change can impact health in several ways. It notes that climate change is causing rising global temperatures, changes in precipitation patterns, and more extreme weather events. These climate changes are increasing heat waves, flooding, droughts, and raising sea levels, which impact health by exacerbating malnutrition, diseases like malaria and diarrhea, and deaths from extreme weather. Vulnerable groups like the elderly, young, and sick are most at risk.
This document discusses global warming and its causes. It notes that global warming is unequivocal and caused primarily by human greenhouse gas emissions from activities like fossil fuel use and deforestation. While globalization has contributed to the problem, it could also be part of the solution if used to help the planet's health. Suggested solutions include reducing carbon dioxide levels through decreased reliance on fossil fuels, though aggressive policies could have large economic impacts and may not effectively address the issue without participation from all countries.
This document discusses the toxicity of climate change. It begins by defining climate change and toxicity. It then examines how climate change can affect the distribution and toxicity of chemical pollutants through interactions with environmental parameters like increased temperature and changes in precipitation. Higher temperatures and changes in precipitation patterns may alter the biotransformation of contaminants and increase exposure to toxins like heavy metals, pesticides, and microbes. The document concludes by discussing strategies to reduce the toxicity of climate change like mitigation of greenhouse gas emissions and adaptation plans.
Citizen Science: Climate Change Communication Through ParticipationCourtney Joziasse
Citizen science projects can help communicate climate change through public participation. They engage communities to collect data and map local environmental features. Involving stakeholders in the scientific process builds credibility and legitimacy, making people less likely to discredit findings and more willing to support policy solutions. Examples include OpenStreetMap, where volunteers map cities globally to improve digital maps. Citizen science enhances understanding of local climate impacts, like increased flooding risk in one valley due to changes in rainfall and snowpack. It also informs community resilience efforts by providing early warnings and engaging the most vulnerable groups.
This document provides a summary of the state of the global climate in 2019 based on data from the World Meteorological Organization (WMO). Some key points:
- 2019 is likely the 2nd or 3rd warmest year on record with global temperatures about 1.1°C above pre-industrial levels. The past 5 years are almost certainly the warmest in recorded history.
- Atmospheric concentrations of greenhouse gases like carbon dioxide, methane, and nitrous oxide reached new record highs in 2018 and continued rising in 2019.
- Ocean heat content remained at record or near-record levels in 2019, with the average exceeding the previous record set in 2018. Higher ocean temperatures contribute to sea
There is scientific consensus that rising greenhouse gas emissions from human activity will cause global warming and other climate changes. The IPCC projects an increase in average global temperatures by 2100 of 1.4-5.8°C. Climate change will affect human health in many ways, both beneficial and adverse. Research has focused on impacts of extreme heat, infectious diseases, and food security, but climate change may also disrupt societies and economies in ways that indirectly impact health. While some effects are already apparent, such as heat waves increasing mortality, estimating future health impacts involves uncertainty. Evidence of health risks will strengthen arguments for policies to reduce emissions and adapt to climate change impacts.
Global warming is the observed rise in average temperature of the Earth's atmosphere and oceans and its related effects. It is primarily driven by increased emissions of greenhouse gases from human activities like burning fossil fuels and deforestation. Effects of global warming include rising sea levels, more extreme weather events, and disruption of natural ecosystems. Proposed solutions involve reducing greenhouse gas emissions through use of renewable energy, fighting misinformation, and preparing for impacts.
Climate change is causing increased wildfires, droughts, and insect outbreaks which are linked to rising global temperatures that are the second warmest on record. Additional concerns include declining water supplies, reduced crop yields, more extreme heat in cities, and coastal flooding and erosion. Human activities such as burning fossil fuels for power and transportation, deforestation, fertilizer use, and oil and gas drilling are contributing to increased temperatures. While global warming cannot be stopped immediately, limiting emissions of heat-trapping gases and soot can help slow the rate of rising temperatures.
The document discusses climate change in Texas and potential policy responses. It finds that Texas is one of the most vulnerable states to climate change impacts due to projected increases in temperatures, decreases in water availability, and increasing risks from hurricanes and drought. The document outlines strategies to mitigate climate change through reducing greenhouse gas emissions from energy systems, agriculture, forestry, and other sectors. It also discusses options to adapt to the impacts of climate change through measures like coastal protection and structural adaptation.
Climate change poses serious risks to children's health globally and in Sri Lanka. Rising temperatures, extreme weather events, and sea level rise are exacerbating health issues like diarrheal diseases, respiratory illnesses, and dengue. Sri Lankan children are especially vulnerable due to increased heat, floods, droughts, and growth of vector-borne diseases. The government has created adaptation strategies but more needs to be done to strengthen disaster response, disease surveillance, nutrition, and build climate resilience in children. Mitigation through carbon emission reduction on a global scale can help limit future health impacts.
The document discusses how climate change is expected to impact ecosystems through warmer temperatures, changes in precipitation patterns, and sea level rise over the next century. This will present both challenges like increased risk of drought, changes in suitable habitat for some species, and greater disturbance from extreme weather events and opportunities such as longer growing seasons. The impacts on ecosystems will vary locally depending on site-specific factors like soil conditions, topography, and land use.
Presentation given by Chris Swanston to the the Hudson to Housatonic (H2H) Conservation Initiative for the H2H Conservation in a Changing Climate workshop on December 11, 2014.
SWOT Analysis and formulation of Marketing Mix for Colgate sensitiveVivekanandan M
This document contains a SWOT analysis and proposed marketing mix for Colgate Sensitive toothpaste. It begins with an introduction to the FMCG industry and SWOT analysis. A table presents the SWOT analysis for Colgate Sensitive, identifying strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats. The document then proposes a marketing mix strategy for the product and concludes with a brief summary.
This document provides a lesson on global warming that is designed to be completed in one to three class periods. It discusses key concepts around global warming including the greenhouse effect, causes of rising carbon dioxide levels, evidence of climate change, and potential impacts. Students are engaged through class discussions and an assessment where they write an essay evaluating evidence on the causes and effects of global warming.
The document discusses global warming, defining it as a rise in average global temperatures due to greenhouse gases. It lists several objectives, including explaining the definition of global warming, identifying its causes, discussing its effects, and explaining precautions. Some key causes identified are deforestation, burning fossil fuels, and emissions from industries. Effects discussed include impacts on food and water supplies, health problems, and threats to forests and wildlife. Recommended precautions include using renewable energy, public transportation, and more environmentally conscious individual behaviors.
This document provides an introduction and background to a study on the causes and effects of global warming on Nepal's national security. It discusses how global warming is caused by both natural phenomena and human activities like the emission of greenhouse gases. The document outlines the problems statement, objectives, significance and limitations of the study. It also provides an overview of how the study will be organized into subsequent chapters covering the literature review, causes and effects of global warming on Nepal's national security, and mitigation measures.
This document is a thesis submitted by Justin Singleton exploring the impacts of climate change from environmental, social, economic, and political perspectives. It begins by acknowledging the support of his committee members and others who helped him complete the project. The introduction outlines that climate change is caused primarily by human activities like burning fossil fuels and that its impacts will be far-reaching. The paper will examine the science of climate change, case studies of its effects, and perspectives on how to mitigate further impacts through a green economy.
The document discusses climate change and its effects. It provides definitions of key terms like climate change and global warming. Climate change refers to long-term shifts in weather patterns globally or regionally, while global warming refers specifically to rising surface temperatures. The text states that scientific experts agree climate change is caused by human activities like burning fossil fuels that increase greenhouse gas levels in the atmosphere. Some potential impacts of climate change discussed include rising sea levels, more extreme weather, droughts, and species endangerment. The document also outlines activities for students to help them better understand climate change and its causes and impacts.
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Technology and Globalization
Examine the relationship between advances in technology and the responsibilities of global citizenship. Describe how technology has changed the way in which people pursue knowledge and how they address social concerns. Assess the challenges and benefits of a technical and global community, and recognize the impact of technological and global influences in your life.
Your initial post should be at least 250 words in length. Support your claims with examples from required material(s) and/or other scholarly sources, and properly cite any references. Respond to at least two of your classmates’ posts by Day 7.
Reflecting on General Education
Explain what you have learned about the principles guiding general education from this course and the courses you have taken in the past. What are the most important concepts you have learned (a) from this course and (b) throughout your time as a university student? What are your plans for putting your education to use within your community? How might your newly-acquired knowledge and skills shape your personal and professional development?
Your initial post should be at least 250 words in length. Support your claims with examples from required material(s) and/or other scholarly sources, and properly cite any references. Respond to at least two of your classmates’ posts by Day 7.
Ashford 6: - Week 5 - Final Research Paper
Climate Change
Final Research Paper
Research the responsibility of a critical thinker in a contemporary society. You may choose any topic that deals with a contemporary social concern. Examine the principles of critical thought in relation to the chosen societal concern, and consider the importance of ethics, moral reasoning, a research-based process to search for truth, and the advantages of information technology in gathering data.
Potential social concerns include, but are not limited to health (e.g., obesity, smoking, or underage drinking), poverty (e.g., homelessness, basic needs, or transportation issues), family relations and dynamics (e.g., teen violence, physical abuse, depression, or suicide), social media (e.g., privacy), immigration (e.g., illegal), and education (e.g., plagiarism and/or cheating).
Your Final Research Paper should:
1. Include a literature review of three scholarly sources based on the selected contemporary issue. Analyze the validity of the author’s arguments and/or biases.
2. Explain how academic knowledge impacts the social elements and institutions of both local and global communities.
3. Assess how the principles of active citizenship could impact the contemporary issue during the next five to ten years.
4. Include at least one reference to a multimedia component (i.e., podcast, interactive website, blog, or video) and evaluate the relevance of this piece in relationship to academic knowledge and the selected issue.
The paper must be 12 to 14 pages in length (excluding the title and reference pages) and formatted ac ...
The document is a student assignment on global climate change submitted to their professor. It includes an introduction on climate change, its causes such as human activities like burning fossil fuels, and effects like rising sea levels and temperatures. It also discusses how humans contribute to climate change through greenhouse gas emissions and provides some solutions like transitioning to renewable energy and sustainable transport.
COMPLETE GUIDE ON WRITING A SHORT ESSAY ON GLOBAL WARMING IN WORLD CLIMATE CH...Lauren Bradshaw
The document provides guidance on writing a short essay on global warming and climate change, including choosing a catchy topic, introducing the stance in 1-2 paragraphs, providing 2-3 facts or arguments in the body, and concluding by summarizing the key points. It offers 7 potential topic ideas that relate global warming to human health impacts, such as increased respiratory illnesses from air pollution or mental health issues after extreme weather events. The document also lists 5 potential thesis statements and 5 interesting facts that could be included in the short essay.
Toward a Climate Literate, Energy Aware, Science Savvy SocietyClaus Berg
The Essential Principles of Climate Science Literacy. Presentation given at the ICE2009 (Inspiring Climate Education) Conference in Copenhagen, Oct. 2009. By Mark S. McCaffrey, Associate Scientist III,
The Cooperative Institute for Research in Environmental Sciences (CIRES),
University of Colorado at Boulder, USA.
Uploaded by Claus Berg by permission from Mark S. McCaffrey.
Climate Change in The world, Effect, Causes, Action.Kishan55555
This document summarizes climate change, its causes and effects, and actions that can be taken. It defines climate change as long-term shifts in weather patterns primarily driven by human activities like burning fossil fuels. Some effects of climate change discussed are hotter temperatures, more severe storms, increased drought, rising sea levels, and more health risks. The causes of climate change outlined include generating power, manufacturing, deforestation, transportation, food production, and overconsumption. The document suggests actions individuals can take to reduce their impact such as saving energy, using less transportation, eating less meat, reducing waste, and switching to renewable energy sources.
Human activities contribute to climate change by emitting greenhouse gases and aerosols that alter the atmosphere's composition and energy balance. The largest contributor is burning fossil fuels, which releases carbon dioxide. Since the industrial era began around 1750, human impacts have caused overall global warming. The human influence on climate far exceeds that of natural factors like solar variations or volcanic eruptions. Principal greenhouse gases emitted by human activities include carbon dioxide, methane, nitrous oxide, and halocarbons. Aerosols in the atmosphere are also affected by human and natural sources. Protecting the environment and addressing climate change requires reducing greenhouse gas emissions from fossil fuels and other sources.
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This assignment requires students to interview an American executive or manager with at least one year of experience working in a foreign country, or a US executive currently working abroad. Students must write a 3-5 page report summarizing the interview and comparing US and foreign management practices. The report should include an introduction, background on the interviewee and company/country, reflections on issues from class like culture and communication, what was learned, and a conclusion. The report will be graded on content and professional presentation.
The project analyzed global warming by examining its causes, effects, and potential solutions. It involved researching the topic through scientific reports and newspaper articles. The analysis found that burning fossil fuels and deforestation have increased greenhouse gas levels and caused the planet to warm. This warming leads to issues like rising sea levels and more extreme weather. However, addressing it requires collective action like using renewable energy and restoring forests.
This document provides an overview of a presentation on global warming that discusses its causes, effects, and debates around the issue. It includes discussion questions to engage students on topics like the greenhouse effect, impacts of rising sea levels, and potential solutions to reduce carbon emissions. While there is debate around the issue, most scientists believe global warming is caused by human activities like burning fossil fuels, which increase carbon dioxide levels and have serious effects on oceans and polar regions.
The document discusses the causes and effects of climate change. It identifies two main causes of climate change: natural causes such as volcanic eruptions and changes in ocean currents and solar activity, and human activities like burning fossil fuels and deforestation. These causes have led to rising greenhouse gases and global warming. Some effects of climate change discussed are impacts to human health, biodiversity loss, and psychological impacts to humans. The document concludes by calling for actions like reducing deforestation, promoting more sustainable practices, and educating the public to address and prevent further climate change.
This document discusses global warming and its causes and impacts. It explains that global warming is caused by human activities like burning fossil fuels which release carbon dioxide into the atmosphere. Burning coal and driving cars are two major sources of carbon dioxide emissions. If left unaddressed, global warming will lead to more extreme weather, rising sea levels, and other serious consequences. International cooperation is needed to implement policies that reduce greenhouse gas emissions and mitigate the effects of climate change.
This document discusses global warming and its causes and impacts. It explains that global warming is caused by human activities like burning fossil fuels which release carbon dioxide into the atmosphere. This traps heat and is causing the average temperature of the Earth to increase. The impacts of global warming include more extreme weather, rising sea levels, and warmer temperatures that affect ecosystems. It also discusses potential solutions like reducing carbon emissions and transitioning to renewable energy.
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Personality and Big Five Model
1. COVER PAGE
Title : Personality and Big Five Model
Subject : ODHRM
Level / Semester : I / Feb 2010
Programme : MBA-FULL TIME
Subject Tutor : Mr. H. N. Yogarajan
Name of Student : Vivekanandan M
Student’s Registration Number : GPBL-B/F10/15
Date of Submission : Mar 29, 2010
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3. TABLE OF CONTENTS PAGE No.
List of Tables 1
Introduction 2
Introduction to Personality 2
Introduction to Big-5 Personality model 2
Determinants of Personality 3
Big-5 Personality Test Analysis 5
Values that Big Five model provide to Manager 7
Conclusion 8
Annexure I – Big-5 personality test results for 2 personalities 9
Bibliography 10
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4. LIST OF TABLES PAGE No.
Table 1 - Big-5 personality test for Person-A 5
Table 2 - Big-5 personality test for Person-B 5
Table 3 - Comparison between Personality-A and Personality-B 5
1
Global warming is defined as the increase in the average temperature of earth surface. The major
reason for global warming is Pollution, (i.e) emission of carbon di oxide. Power plants which uses fossil fuel
to generate electricity, emits maximum carbon di oxide to the atmosphere. Automobiles using fossil fuel
pollute the atmosphere by emitting harmful gases like carbon di oxide, nitrous oxide. Other reasons for
pollution include, burning of oil during winter, deforestation and transportation industry (airways, railways
and roadways).
Effects of Global Warming:
Increase in earth surface temperature has impact on the following systems and the consequences have
chain reaction impact on its subsequent systems.
Glaciers
Weather
Weather
Business
Glaciers – Rise in temperature causes the glaciers to melt, resulting in increase in sea level. Increase in sea
level leads to flooding of land.
Mixing of pure water from melting glaciers with salty sea water alters the gulf-stream pattern which regulates
temperature.
Melting of glaciers alters the balance of eco system in the polar region which includes – animals, plants.
Weather – Rise in temperature causes delay in monsoon, short/prolonged season like – winter, summer, rainy.
Delay in monsoon affects agricultural sector.
Because of increase in sea level, some areas in the earth will be flooded and other part of the earth might
experience heat wave.
Mankind – Shortage of food, because of Weather change, leads to malnutrition and death in humans. Shortage
5. Introduction:
The purpose of this report is to explain how “Individuals have their own way of thinking &
acting, their own unique style or personality The personality traits/characteristics- including
how one looks, thinks, acts, & feels-are the product of interacting genetic & environmental
influences.”, analyze how Big-5 personality test for 2 individuals align to the above statement
and the values that Big Five model provide to managers.
Introduction to Personality:
Personality is defined as the set of characteristics that make a person distinct from others.
Gordon Allport defined personality as “the dynamic organization within the individual of
those psychophysical systems that determine his unique adjustments to his environment”.
Psychologists define personality as “a collection of emotional thought, and behaviour patterns
unique to a person that is consistent over time”.
Personality of a person can be measured in 3 different ways,
1. Self rating – Individuals take the survey
2. Observer rating – Peer/co-worker take the survey
3. Projective measure
Introduction to Big-5 Personality model:
Big-5 personality model focuses on behaviour that an individual expresses while dealing with
people. Big-5 personality test measures the intensity of the individual behaviour in the
following 5 areas,
1. Agreeableness – personality dimension of a person who is good natures, cooperative
and trusting.
2. Openness to experience – personality dimension of a person who is imaginative,
sensitive and curious.
3. Extraversion – personality dimension of a person who is sociable, gregarious and
assertive.
4. Conscientiousness – personality dimension of a person who is responsible, ,
dependable, persistent and organized.
5. Emotional stability – personality dimension of a person who is calm, self confident,
secure (positive) versus nervous, depressed and in secure (negative).
2
Global warming is defined as the increase in the average temperature of earth surface. The major
reason for global warming is Pollution, (i.e) emission of carbon di oxide. Power plants which uses fossil fuel
to generate electricity, emits maximum carbon di oxide to the atmosphere. Automobiles using fossil fuel
pollute the atmosphere by emitting harmful gases like carbon di oxide, nitrous oxide. Other reasons for
pollution include, burning of oil during winter, deforestation and transportation industry (airways, railways
and roadways).
Effects of Global Warming:
Increase in earth surface temperature has impact on the following systems and the consequences have
chain reaction impact on its subsequent systems.
Glaciers
Weather
Weather
Business
Glaciers – Rise in temperature causes the glaciers to melt, resulting in increase in sea level. Increase in sea
level leads to flooding of land.
Mixing of pure water from melting glaciers with salty sea water alters the gulf-stream pattern which regulates
temperature.
Melting of glaciers alters the balance of eco system in the polar region which includes – animals, plants.
Weather – Rise in temperature causes delay in monsoon, short/prolonged season like – winter, summer, rainy.
Delay in monsoon affects agricultural sector.
Because of increase in sea level, some areas in the earth will be flooded and other part of the earth might
experience heat wave.
Mankind – Shortage of food, because of Weather change, leads to malnutrition and death in humans. Shortage
6. Determinants of Personality:
There are several factors that influence shaping of an individual personality, which includes:
a. Heredity
b. Culture
c. Family background
d. Experience in life
e. People we interact with
a. Heredity
There are certain physical aspects like gender, physical height, facial attractiveness,
muscle composition and reflexes, temperament, good health or ill health, quickly
irritable or patient, energy level vision, stamina and biological rhythms which can be
traced to heredity. Individual learn how to handle other’s reaction to us. Thus heredity
approach argues that the individual look is based on the molecular structure of genes
present in chromosomes.
b. Culture
Religion and religion based culture plays an important role in shaping an individual
thinking which includes morals, ethics and code of conduct. Highly religious people
have high moral standards and usually do not lie or talk bad about others. They strive
for achieving goals and self fulfillment.
Employees in India are defensive to their boss when compared to the employees in
USA.
People in the west tend to be more assertive when compared to people in oriental
culture.
So religion and culture determine individual attitudes towards work and financial
incentives.
3
Global warming is defined as the increase in the average temperature of earth surface. The major
reason for global warming is Pollution, (i.e) emission of carbon di oxide. Power plants which uses fossil fuel
to generate electricity, emits maximum carbon di oxide to the atmosphere. Automobiles using fossil fuel
pollute the atmosphere by emitting harmful gases like carbon di oxide, nitrous oxide. Other reasons for
pollution include, burning of oil during winter, deforestation and transportation industry (airways, railways
and roadways).
Effects of Global Warming:
Increase in earth surface temperature has impact on the following systems and the consequences have
chain reaction impact on its subsequent systems.
Glaciers
Weather
Weather
Business
Glaciers – Rise in temperature causes the glaciers to melt, resulting in increase in sea level. Increase in sea
level leads to flooding of land.
Mixing of pure water from melting glaciers with salty sea water alters the gulf-stream pattern which regulates
temperature.
Melting of glaciers alters the balance of eco system in the polar region which includes – animals, plants.
Weather – Rise in temperature causes delay in monsoon, short/prolonged season like – winter, summer, rainy.
Delay in monsoon affects agricultural sector.
Because of increase in sea level, some areas in the earth will be flooded and other part of the earth might
experience heat wave.
Mankind – Shortage of food, because of Weather change, leads to malnutrition and death in humans. Shortage
7. c. Family background
Socio economic status of the family also influences the personality to a considerable
extent. This includes number of children in the family, birth order, education of the
parents and extended family members. Usually first born have different experience
during childhood than the siblings. Family members mould children character right
from their birth in several ways – role modeling, rewards and punishment, and
expecting their children to conform to their own values. Thus some feeling and action
of an individual is based on his/her experience in life.
d. Experience in life
Whether a person is generous or miserly, has high or low esteem, trusts or mistrusts,
is partially related to the experience by the individual. Certain characteristics are
moulded by frequently occurring positive or negative incidents in life. Thus some
feeling and action of an individual is based on his/her experience in life.
e. People we interact with
A person is known by the company he/she keeps. An individual is influenced by the
people whom he interact with from childhood - the parents, siblings, teachers and
classmates, friends and colleagues. Thus an individual personality is shaped through
his/her life at least by some of the people.
Thus from the above discussion, it is evident that personality is a function of genetic and
environmental factors (physical and social).
4
Global warming is defined as the increase in the average temperature of earth surface. The major
reason for global warming is Pollution, (i.e) emission of carbon di oxide. Power plants which uses fossil fuel
to generate electricity, emits maximum carbon di oxide to the atmosphere. Automobiles using fossil fuel
pollute the atmosphere by emitting harmful gases like carbon di oxide, nitrous oxide. Other reasons for
pollution include, burning of oil during winter, deforestation and transportation industry (airways, railways
and roadways).
Effects of Global Warming:
Increase in earth surface temperature has impact on the following systems and the consequences have
chain reaction impact on its subsequent systems.
Glaciers
Weather
Weather
Business
Glaciers – Rise in temperature causes the glaciers to melt, resulting in increase in sea level. Increase in sea
level leads to flooding of land.
Mixing of pure water from melting glaciers with salty sea water alters the gulf-stream pattern which regulates
temperature.
Melting of glaciers alters the balance of eco system in the polar region which includes – animals, plants.
Weather – Rise in temperature causes delay in monsoon, short/prolonged season like – winter, summer, rainy.
Delay in monsoon affects agricultural sector.
Because of increase in sea level, some areas in the earth will be flooded and other part of the earth might
experience heat wave.
Mankind – Shortage of food, because of Weather change, leads to malnutrition and death in humans. Shortage
8. Big 5 Personality Test Result Analysis:
Following are the big-5 personality test results for 2 persons, Person-A and Person-B.
Closed-Minded Open to New Experiences
Disorganized Conscientious
Introverted Extroverted
Disagreeable Agreeable
Calm / Relaxed Nervous / High-Strung
Table 1: Big-5 personality test for Person-A
Closed-Minded Open to New Experiences
Disorganized Conscientious
Introverted Extroverted
Disagreeable Agreeable
Calm / Relaxed Nervous / High-Strung
Table 2: Big-5 personality test for Person-B
Comparison of Person-A with Person-B based on the 5 traits of Big-5 model.
Big-5 Personality Traits Person-A Person-B
Agreeableness Consider the feeling of
others
Express irritation with others
Openness to experience Open to new experience Prefer to be traditional and
familiar experience
Extraversion Social and enjoy the
company of others
Enjoy spending quiet time
alone
Conscientiousness Well organized and be relied
upon
Have a messy desk
Neuroticism/Emotional
stability
Remain calm, even in tense
situation
Generally relaxed
Table 3: Comparison between Personality-A and Personality-B
1. Agreeableness
Person-A is liked by many people than Person-B. Person-A has the advantage of
attaining and maintaining popularity.
Agreeableness is not useful in situations that require tough objective decision. So
Person-B has the advantage of being an excellent scientist, soldier, critics.
Agreeableness differs from individual to individual, based on their genetics.
5
Global warming is defined as the increase in the average temperature of earth surface. The major
reason for global warming is Pollution, (i.e) emission of carbon di oxide. Power plants which uses fossil fuel
to generate electricity, emits maximum carbon di oxide to the atmosphere. Automobiles using fossil fuel
pollute the atmosphere by emitting harmful gases like carbon di oxide, nitrous oxide. Other reasons for
pollution include, burning of oil during winter, deforestation and transportation industry (airways, railways
and roadways).
Effects of Global Warming:
Increase in earth surface temperature has impact on the following systems and the consequences have
chain reaction impact on its subsequent systems.
Glaciers
Weather
Weather
Business
Glaciers – Rise in temperature causes the glaciers to melt, resulting in increase in sea level. Increase in sea
level leads to flooding of land.
Mixing of pure water from melting glaciers with salty sea water alters the gulf-stream pattern which regulates
temperature.
Melting of glaciers alters the balance of eco system in the polar region which includes – animals, plants.
Weather – Rise in temperature causes delay in monsoon, short/prolonged season like – winter, summer, rainy.
Delay in monsoon affects agricultural sector.
Because of increase in sea level, some areas in the earth will be flooded and other part of the earth might
experience heat wave.
Mankind – Shortage of food, because of Weather change, leads to malnutrition and death in humans. Shortage
9. 2. Openness to experience
Person-A is intellectually curious, sensitive to beauty and appreciative of art. Person-
A has the advantage of being a professor.
Person-B regards art and science with suspicion and he prefers to be plain,
straightforward and obvious instead of complex, ambiguous and subtle. He prefers
familiarity over novelty. He is conservative and resistant to change. Person-B has
superior job performance in sales, police and service related occupation.
Openness to experience in an individual comes from environment (family background
and experience in life).
3. Extraversion
Person-A is social, has full of energy and experience positive emotions. He is action
oriented and tends to be an enthusiastic. In a group, he tends to attract the attention of
all people.
Person-B tends to be less dependent on social world.
Extraversion in an individual is linked to the sensitivity of mesolimbic dopamine
system in human body. Thus genetics play an important role in extraversion.
4. Conscientiousness
Person-A avoids trouble and achieve success through proper planning and execution.
He is intelligent and reliable.
Person-B tends to experience short lived pleasures and so they never get bored or dull.
Culture plays an important role is molding conscientiousness in an individual.
5. Neuroticism/Emotional stability
Person-A may experience negative feelings like anger, anxiety and depression. He is
highly reactive and responds emotionally to events which will not affect most people.
He interpret ordinary situation as threatening, small frustration as hopeless difficulty.
Negative emotions tend to persist for longer time, which implies that Person-A will
often be in bad mood. Problems in emotional regulation can diminish Person-A ability
to think clearly, take proper decision.
6
Global warming is defined as the increase in the average temperature of earth surface. The major
reason for global warming is Pollution, (i.e) emission of carbon di oxide. Power plants which uses fossil fuel
to generate electricity, emits maximum carbon di oxide to the atmosphere. Automobiles using fossil fuel
pollute the atmosphere by emitting harmful gases like carbon di oxide, nitrous oxide. Other reasons for
pollution include, burning of oil during winter, deforestation and transportation industry (airways, railways
and roadways).
Effects of Global Warming:
Increase in earth surface temperature has impact on the following systems and the consequences have
chain reaction impact on its subsequent systems.
Glaciers
Weather
Weather
Business
Glaciers – Rise in temperature causes the glaciers to melt, resulting in increase in sea level. Increase in sea
level leads to flooding of land.
Mixing of pure water from melting glaciers with salty sea water alters the gulf-stream pattern which regulates
temperature.
Melting of glaciers alters the balance of eco system in the polar region which includes – animals, plants.
Weather – Rise in temperature causes delay in monsoon, short/prolonged season like – winter, summer, rainy.
Delay in monsoon affects agricultural sector.
Because of increase in sea level, some areas in the earth will be flooded and other part of the earth might
experience heat wave.
Mankind – Shortage of food, because of Weather change, leads to malnutrition and death in humans. Shortage
10. Person-B is less easily upset and is less emotionally reactive. He tends to be calm,
emotionally stable and free from negative emotions.
Thus emotional stability in an individual comes from his/her family background.
Values that Big Five Model provide to Manager:
Manager need to understand the personality of team members to unlock exclusive human
qualities like leadership, empathy.
Big five model acts as a tool for manager for better decision making, planning and motivating
employees. In the following situation, manager will apply big five model:
a. Selection of candidate / Person-Job fit
Different job require people with different personality. Eg. Introvert is preferred for
finance jobs, as they will be focused on their job. So, during the selection process,
manager should ensure that he selects a person with introvert personality for the
finance job opening.
For a sales and marketing job, manager should select a person with extraversion
personality.
For a scientist/research and development job, person with disagreeable personality are
preferred, as the job requires tough objective decision making.
b. Promotions for employees
In performance appraisal, managers should identify the promotions for deserving
employees. Based on the employee performance during a period and their personality,
manager recommends the promotion for employees. Eg. In a team of 5, with mixed
personalities, manager wants to promote an employee as team lead. Manager
identifies the employee who is agreeable, open to experience and conscientious
characteristics and recommend that person for promotion.
7
Global warming is defined as the increase in the average temperature of earth surface. The major
reason for global warming is Pollution, (i.e) emission of carbon di oxide. Power plants which uses fossil fuel
to generate electricity, emits maximum carbon di oxide to the atmosphere. Automobiles using fossil fuel
pollute the atmosphere by emitting harmful gases like carbon di oxide, nitrous oxide. Other reasons for
pollution include, burning of oil during winter, deforestation and transportation industry (airways, railways
and roadways).
Effects of Global Warming:
Increase in earth surface temperature has impact on the following systems and the consequences have
chain reaction impact on its subsequent systems.
Glaciers
Weather
Weather
Business
Glaciers – Rise in temperature causes the glaciers to melt, resulting in increase in sea level. Increase in sea
level leads to flooding of land.
Mixing of pure water from melting glaciers with salty sea water alters the gulf-stream pattern which regulates
temperature.
Melting of glaciers alters the balance of eco system in the polar region which includes – animals, plants.
Weather – Rise in temperature causes delay in monsoon, short/prolonged season like – winter, summer, rainy.
Delay in monsoon affects agricultural sector.
Because of increase in sea level, some areas in the earth will be flooded and other part of the earth might
experience heat wave.
Mankind – Shortage of food, because of Weather change, leads to malnutrition and death in humans. Shortage
11. c. Succession planning
Managers use big-5 model for identifying personnel with the potential to fill key
organizational position. Managers also develop talents for long term growth of the
organization.
There are other areas like team building, performance coaching, training, conflict
management where managers use the big five model for their decision making process.
Conclusion:
In this report, based on the theoretical discussion on determinants of personality and analysis
of 2 personalities using big 5 model, it is evident that individuals have their own way of
thinking and acting, their own unique style or personality. These personality
traits/characteristics - including how one looks, thinks, acts and feels are the product of
genetic and environmental influences.
8
Global warming is defined as the increase in the average temperature of earth surface. The major
reason for global warming is Pollution, (i.e) emission of carbon di oxide. Power plants which uses fossil fuel
to generate electricity, emits maximum carbon di oxide to the atmosphere. Automobiles using fossil fuel
pollute the atmosphere by emitting harmful gases like carbon di oxide, nitrous oxide. Other reasons for
pollution include, burning of oil during winter, deforestation and transportation industry (airways, railways
and roadways).
Effects of Global Warming:
Increase in earth surface temperature has impact on the following systems and the consequences have
chain reaction impact on its subsequent systems.
Glaciers
Weather
Weather
Business
Glaciers – Rise in temperature causes the glaciers to melt, resulting in increase in sea level. Increase in sea
level leads to flooding of land.
Mixing of pure water from melting glaciers with salty sea water alters the gulf-stream pattern which regulates
temperature.
Melting of glaciers alters the balance of eco system in the polar region which includes – animals, plants.
Weather – Rise in temperature causes delay in monsoon, short/prolonged season like – winter, summer, rainy.
Delay in monsoon affects agricultural sector.
Because of increase in sea level, some areas in the earth will be flooded and other part of the earth might
experience heat wave.
Mankind – Shortage of food, because of Weather change, leads to malnutrition and death in humans. Shortage
12. Annexure I: Big-5 test results for 2 personalities
"Big Five" Personality Survey Result for Person-A
Closed-Minded Open to New Experiences
Disorganized Conscientious
Introverted Extroverted
Disagreeable Agreeable
Calm / Relaxed Nervous / High-Strung
There has been much research on how people describe others, and five major dimensions of
human personality have been found. They are often referred to as the OCEAN model of
personality, because of the acronym from the names of the five dimensions. Your specific
personality indicates that the following attributes will most likely describe you well:
You are relatively open to new experiences.
You are very well-organized, and can be relied upon.
You are relatively social and enjoy the company of others.
You tend to consider the feelings of others.
You probably remain calm, even in tense situations.
"Big Five" Personality Survey Results for Person-B
Closed-Minded Open to New Experiences
Disorganized Conscientious
Introverted Extroverted
Disagreeable Agreeable
Calm / Relaxed Nervous / High-Strung
There has been much research on how people describe others, and five major dimensions of
human personality have been found. They are often referred to as the OCEAN model of
personality, because of the acronym from the names of the five dimensions. Your specific
personality indicates that the following attributes will most likely describe you well:
You prefer traditional and familiar experiences.
You probably have a messy desk!
You probably enjoy spending quiet time alone.
You find it easy to express irritation with others.
You are generally relaxed.
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Global warming is defined as the increase in the average temperature of earth surface. The major
reason for global warming is Pollution, (i.e) emission of carbon di oxide. Power plants which uses fossil fuel
to generate electricity, emits maximum carbon di oxide to the atmosphere. Automobiles using fossil fuel
pollute the atmosphere by emitting harmful gases like carbon di oxide, nitrous oxide. Other reasons for
pollution include, burning of oil during winter, deforestation and transportation industry (airways, railways
and roadways).
Effects of Global Warming:
Increase in earth surface temperature has impact on the following systems and the consequences have
chain reaction impact on its subsequent systems.
Glaciers
Weather
Weather
Business
Glaciers – Rise in temperature causes the glaciers to melt, resulting in increase in sea level. Increase in sea
level leads to flooding of land.
Mixing of pure water from melting glaciers with salty sea water alters the gulf-stream pattern which regulates
temperature.
Melting of glaciers alters the balance of eco system in the polar region which includes – animals, plants.
Weather – Rise in temperature causes delay in monsoon, short/prolonged season like – winter, summer, rainy.
Delay in monsoon affects agricultural sector.
Because of increase in sea level, some areas in the earth will be flooded and other part of the earth might
experience heat wave.
Mankind – Shortage of food, because of Weather change, leads to malnutrition and death in humans. Shortage
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1. Nirmal Singh, Human relations and Organizational Behavior
2. Uma Sekaran, Organizational Behavior – Text and Cases
3. Stephen P. Robbins, Timothy A. Judge, Seema Sanghi, Organizational Behavior, 13th
edition
4. http://www.outofservice.com/twins/ (Mar 29, 2010)
5. www.npatheory.com/files/NPA.personality.theory.pdf (Mar 29, 2010)
6. http://www.urbanministry.org/wiki/big-five-personality-traits (Mar 29, 2010)
7. http://www.scribd.com/doc/28366479/The-Big-Five-Personality-Factors-and-
Personal-Values (Mar 29, 2010)
8. http://bigfivepersonalitytest.com/ (Mar 29, 2010)
9. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Big_Five_personality_traits (Mar 29, 2010)
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Global warming is defined as the increase in the average temperature of earth surface. The major
reason for global warming is Pollution, (i.e) emission of carbon di oxide. Power plants which uses fossil fuel
to generate electricity, emits maximum carbon di oxide to the atmosphere. Automobiles using fossil fuel
pollute the atmosphere by emitting harmful gases like carbon di oxide, nitrous oxide. Other reasons for
pollution include, burning of oil during winter, deforestation and transportation industry (airways, railways
and roadways).
Effects of Global Warming:
Increase in earth surface temperature has impact on the following systems and the consequences have
chain reaction impact on its subsequent systems.
Glaciers
Weather
Weather
Business
Glaciers – Rise in temperature causes the glaciers to melt, resulting in increase in sea level. Increase in sea
level leads to flooding of land.
Mixing of pure water from melting glaciers with salty sea water alters the gulf-stream pattern which regulates
temperature.
Melting of glaciers alters the balance of eco system in the polar region which includes – animals, plants.
Weather – Rise in temperature causes delay in monsoon, short/prolonged season like – winter, summer, rainy.
Delay in monsoon affects agricultural sector.
Because of increase in sea level, some areas in the earth will be flooded and other part of the earth might
experience heat wave.
Mankind – Shortage of food, because of Weather change, leads to malnutrition and death in humans. Shortage