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There are many different theories of culture change one of which is Idealism which I think China's culture revolution share the qualities of. Idealism is where the" culture changes as the underlying idea and world views shift." Chinese culture was impacted by events that was taking place in the west, although some leaders refused to adopt certain aspects of western art form other leaders welcomed the change. Mao tried to get rid of traditional Chinese culture and only tolerated a merger of traditional ways with social concepts no longer would exclusive traditional ways be accepted. The Mao's method in trying to force the Chinese to change would not work, people have to want to change, and people won't change to something they can't relate to. Expecting the Chinese to change their culture with something they don't identify with is asking for a lot. Even though the leaders may try to change and ban certain practices people will still find away to embrace what they love and what they call their own. That's why after the death of Mao the Chinese people were all too eager to return to their traditional ways, some people still embraced things of the west and incorporated it into their art form, but for others that were strictly traditional it was a good feeling to embrace what they call their own. Chinese culture today have change due to the influence of the internet and other outside forces, but this change wasn't forced upon them. This change is due to them seeing something they like and feel comfortable embracing and adopting aspects of other cultures. Sources: Retrieved from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wu66Qkdc7uw#action=share William J Duiker, Jackson J Spielvogel (2015) The Essential World History Volume II since 1500. .
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This assignment has two goals: 1) have students increase their understanding of the concept of Protecting Personal Information (PPI) and other ethical issues related to the use of information technology through research, and 2) learn to correctly use the tools and techniques within Word to format a research paper, including use of available References and citation tools. These skills will be valuable throughout a student’s academic career. The paper will require a title page, NO abstract, three to four full pages of content with incorporation of a minimum of 3 external resources from credible sources and a Works Cited/References page. Wikipedia and similar general information sites, blogs or discussion groups are not considered creditable sources for a research project. No more than 10% of the paper may be in the form of a direct citation from an external source.
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This assignment has two parts 1 paragraph per questionIn wh.docx
This assignment has two parts: 1 paragraph per question
In what instances would Wikipedia be of benefit in conducting research necessary to develop quality deliverables?
what are the drawbacks of using Wikipedia as a primary academic source for conducting research necessary to develop quality deliverables.
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This assignment is a minimum of 100 word all parts of each querstion.docx
This assignment is a minimum of 100 word all parts of each querstion MUST be answered
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What is an example of past trends pertaining to the development and operation of community based corrections? How does institutional corrections and community corrections differ in relation to operations and development? How can we improve the development and operation of corrections by utilizing past, current, and future trends?
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What are the technological functions within correctional environments? How do technological functions relate to security and management functions within correctional environments? What would happen if there was a disconnect among these areas of a correctional facility?
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What are the technological functions within correctional environments? How do technological functions relate to security and management functions within correctional environments? What would happen if there was a disconnect among these areas of a correctional facility?
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This assignment has three elements: a traditional combination format resume, a cover letter, and a reference sheet
. Cover letter is no more than one page (3-6 paragraphs) in length
The cover letter must be written to a real company for a real job in Pittsburg, PA.
Please direct a person's name with a complete address. Be sure to use the appropriate salutation such as Mr., Ms., Dr., etc.
Make sure that you have varied your sentence structure so that every sentence does not begin with "I"
Important information about myself:
Name : Nicolas J, an international student from France
Major: Management Information System
Skills: speak two language, native language is France, and second language is English.
Experience: five years working in Freeze company (from 2007 to 2012) in France at IT department before I came to the U.S. to study MIS.
Note: see the attached document for samples of a cover letter and a reference sheet
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This assignment has four partsWhat changes in business software p.docx
This assignment has four parts:
What changes in business software platforms have you experienced, and what was the driving force behind the change?
What important trends in business hardware are occurring? What relationship do you see happening between hardware changes and software? In your experience, which seems to drive the other and why?
How important do you perceive databases and data mining to business? How could a small business take advantage of the technology?
In your opinion, should software dictate business processes or should the business process dictate the software structure? Why? What are the risks?
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This assignment consists of two parts:
the core evaluation,
and
the plan for extending the evaluation through research
in the
Illinois University
, and in sources that will increase the context of the evaluation even further.
My core essay (4 pages) would discuss these criteria through examples, and explanation of why they are important. In developing this essay, I could also use description, definition, comparison/contrast and cause and effect, since these are also ways to evaluate something. My goal is to provide an evaluation that readers find reasonable and thorough.
What I want to come up with based on this questioning, is a plan for research that includes discussion of who I would go to for information and why, a list of potential survey and interview questions and an annotated bibliography with a minimum of three sources accessed through Booth Library databases.
this project is related to my university just look the attached paper for further information.
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This assignment asks you to analyze a significant textual element from “Welcome to Dataland”. First, provide a brief summary (1-2 sentences) of the essay, including an explanation of Bogost’s main claim. Next, using your tools for textual analysis, identify
one
key element of the text from Bogost’s essay and analyze the significance of this element. How does it contribute to the text’s purpose? In what ways does it relate to the essay’s main claim? How does it impact how an audience receives or interprets the text?
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This assignment allows you to learn more about one key person in Jew.docx
This assignment asks students to write a 750-word paper summarizing the life and importance of a key figure in ancient Jewish history such as Abraham, Moses, David, Solomon, Esther, or Ezra. The paper must also explain a connected key event in Jewish history, describe associated rituals or texts, and provide an example of how the figure helped develop Jewish ethics. Completing a worksheet on common Jewish holy days will help with reflecting on the assignment.
This assignment allows you to explore the effects of social influe.docx
This assignment allows you to explore the effects of social influences on personal development.
Write
a 1,050- to 1,400-word paper in which you examine the concept of the self. Address the following:
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Identify who was in the radius of significant others that shaped your development through your toddler, child, and adolescent years.
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Identify verbal messages you recall that suggested situational or dispositional attributions about you.
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Describe how you developed your current attitudes toward authority, competitors, subordinates, the opposite sex, or another generation.
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Explore the effects your social world has had on your developing professional identity.
Cite
at least 2 scholarly references.
Format
your paper according to APA guidelines.
Click
the Assignment Files tab to submit your assignment.
This assignment is based on my low-self-esteem. My mother would be the one who shaped my
development. Follow the instructions. Please have the heading
The Self in the Social World
and the running head.
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This assignment addresses pretrial procedures that occur prior to the trial but not the trial itself. Subjects included
but are not limited to
: first appearance, alternatives to bail, Grand Jury proceedings, plea-bargaining, and federal rules of procedures for plea-bargaining. In addition to topics listed in the syllabus, additional information from the textbook and research references is required.
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This assignment allows you to learn more about one key person in J.docx
This assignment allows you to learn more about one key person in Jewish history and to relate that person to any specific rituals in Judaism today. In doing so, you will also learn how your chosen individual fits into the larger history of the religion.
Part 1
Complete
the University of Phoenix Material: Common Holy Days in Jewish Religious Traditions Worksheet to help you as you reflect on Part 2 of this assignment.
Part 2
Write
a 700- to 1,050-word paper that includes the following:
A summary of the life and importance of one key person in Jewish history
An explanation of one key event in the history of Judaism that is connected to that person
A description of any rituals, symbols, or sacred texts in Judaism associated with this event or person
Brief explanation of Jewish ethics
Format
your assignment according to appropriate course-level APA guidelines.
Submit
your assignment to the Assignment Files tab
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This assignment allows you to explore the effects of social infl.docx
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Write
a 1,050- to 1,400-word paper in which you examine the concept of the self. Address the following:
Identify who was in the radius of significant others that shaped your development through your toddler, child, and adolescent years.
Identify verbal messages you recall that suggested situational or dispositional attributions about you.
Describe how you developed your current attitudes toward authority, competitors, subordinates, the opposite sex, or another generation.
Explore the effects your social world has had on your developing professional identity.
Cite
at least 2 scholarly references.
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this about communication >>>
please i eant you answer this question from book Milestones in Mass Communication Research: Media Research, 3rd ED
Lowery &Defleur ISBN 0-8013-1437-2
I will submit the question and please the answer re write and own word i want rephrase the answer
i add some answor to help you to answer the question and please rephrase and write own words please i want use the book to find correct answer
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Think of a time when a company did not process an order or perform a service for you in a timely manner.
What was your reaction?
What actions did the company take to correct the situation?
What actions would you have liked for the company to take?
Discuss possible reasons why the company was not able to complete your order/service in a timely manner and suggest potential areas for improvement.
4 Paragraph minimum.
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Think_Vision W5- Importance of Vaccination
Importance of Vaccination
Mary's one year old daughter is due to be given the Measles, Mumps, and Rubella (MMR) vaccine during her next visit to the doctor. Mary is upset and concerned because one of her friend's sons became ill after a similar vaccination. She has also heard rumors that MMR vaccine causes rubella. Mary was also told that her daughter will need to be vaccinated before Mary returns to work.
Mary is not alone. Many parents face this issue. Therefore, it is important for Mary and all such parents to make decisions that are best for their children, based on facts and not emotions.
Place yourself in the role of a health care worker, submit to the discussion area your plan to validate the importance of vaccination by addressing the following questions:
Why are vaccinations necessary components of the healthcare programs?
Are there reasons for people not being vaccinated despite of such elaborate healthcare programs? Explain.
What are the consequences of people not being vaccinated?
What is the impact of religious, cultural, legal, and ethical issues that parents need to consider before vaccination?
What type of information will help the parents make an informed decision about vaccinating their children?
NEED TO BE VERY SPECIFIC VERY DETAILED IS EXTREMLY IMORTANT THIS ONE
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Thinks for both only 50 words as much for each one1-xxxxd, unf.docx
Thinks for both only 50 words as much for each one
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-xxxxd, unfortunately there isn’t any Ethical Code of Conduct that all countries follow to the letter. “When in Rome, you act as the Romans does.” Therefore, Chiquita did what they thought was right under the circumstances. Rather it was for profit or to save the lives of its employees. Their decision may have been considered unethical by the United States standards. But, to them it was the right thing to do to eliminate human causality. A lot of these atrocities stem from the wide gap in wealth distribution, corruption, and greed at the highest level in the government infrastructure. Not too long ago in the distant past in the United States, the government, politicians, influential business men and part of society partake in various atrocities as well against several groups of people all in the name of greed, profit, and racism. At the time, they felt their actions was justified, and continued the course without deviation.
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-I enjoyed reading your response to question 6 on the civil death policy legal terminology persay. It helped me to understand more clearly that they would be denied rights such as voting, holding public office etc. It is truly not a black or white answer, but a very gray area. I know in some instances yes I could see businesses get that but due to the circumstances they were truly put into a no win situation. Even if they went to the authorities they would probably have been found out and then they would end up still tortured and killed.
this is about the chiquita case.
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Think of a specific change you would like to bring to your organization. Describe the change, the value that you believe the change would bring to the organization, and the methodology that you would use (top-down or bottom-up) in order to implement the change.
I would have mangement work with the employees who would be affected rather than managers making a change and it being a total nightmare. So I would do bottom up.
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Think of a possible change initiative in your selected organization..docx
Think of a possible change initiative in your selected organization.
This could be the one you identified in Unit 3. Briefly describe the initiative.
Identify the possible stakeholders – those people or organizations that would positively or negatively affect a successful outcome.
Identify two key stakeholders who would be supportive of the initiative and two who would resist it. Provide recommendations for
PLEASE SEE and FOLLOW the instructions on the Attached Rubric
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Thinking About Research PaperConsider the research question and .docx
Thinking About Research Paper
Consider
the research question and hypothesis you created in Week 3, as well as the information you summarized in your literature review in Week 2.
Write
a 4- to 6-page paper that explains the most appropriate research methods for your chosen topic. Keep in mind the following guidelines:
Identify at least two different research methods that could be used to investigate whether your hypothesis is accurate. You may wish to consider quantitative research, secondary data analysis, ethnographic studies, participant observation, or in-depth interviews.
Evaluate the appropriateness of each by explaining their advantages and disadvantages.
Explain which of the two methods you believe is the most appropriate.
Explain specifically how you could use this method to study your research question.
Use
APA writing style guidelines.
Include
an APA-style formatted references page listing the articles you selected.
Hypothesis: Police departments nationwide need to change their mindsets and policies to attract the modern millennial police recruits today.
Must receive by 2/2/2017 by 2000
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