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Week 3 Discussion 1 Please respond to the following: · Based on your reading this week, determine two (2) of the challenges facing intercultural teams, and suggest how to overcome each of those challenges. Intercultural Team Experiencing a Culture Clash in the Workplace Example of one of my classmates: RE: Week 3 Discussion 1 Some of the challenges listed in this week's reading ranged from communication, team performance, adhesion, adaptation, and decision making. The two (2) that stuck out to me or seemed more challenging than the others would be communication and decision making. Communication is tricky in any relationship so just imagine trying to communicate with someone with a different language, dialect, and culture than you. Some ways to overcome this challenge would be to hire translators, make sure that all employees had the proper training training on each culture so they knew how to address their co-workers, make sure that things weren't lost in translation, pair employees with someone that came from a different culture so they could learn from each other. Decision making would have to be the most challenging for me. You have to be totally aware of the fact that on a normal day people don't make the best decisions, so now let's add people from multiple cultures, with different morals and ideas of how things should be making a decision on your business. To solve this problem, I would have a meeting letting all employees know what my key goals were and let them know the guidelines that needed to be followed, and if they had any questions that they should direct the problem to a supervisor or up. Week 3 Discussion 2 Please respond to the following: · Share a current event article with the class that relates to the concepts covered in this week’s reading. Write a brief summary, and explain why you felt the article was relevant. Example of one of my classmates: RE: Week 3 Discussion 2 The article I choose was written by Dr. C Carney Yang, it has points that we are discussing this week, some of which were the key issue of bring together a multi cultural team. Dr. Yang touched on 7 key components for overcoming the challenges of multi cultural teams. 1. Learn, understand, respect and leverage their cultural differences. 2. You can not over-communicate. Continuous communication is what needs to happen to ensure each member of the team completely understands the task at hand. 3. Build a team ONE. 4. Make culturally correct decision. 5. Foster cohesive relationship and build trust. 6. Resolve conflicts quickly and peacefully. 7. Play to win. Two and four hit home with me because those were the two that had the most impact on what we are discussing this week. The challenges a multi cultural team has, and ways to achieve the best results, great performance and bottom line profits. NOTE: PLEASE POST MY OWN COMMENT OR DISCUSSION AND RESPOND TO EACH DISCUSSION. Bottom of Form Bottom of Form Bottom of Form Bottom of Form .
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2. What are four (4) options that Cowgirl Chocolates may consider as far as pricing? What would you recommend? (50 points)
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Required Resources
Note:
To access this week's required library resources, please click on the link to the Course Readings List, found in the
Course Materials
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Readings
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Capuzzi, D., & Gross, D. R. (Ed). (2011).
Counseling and psychotherapy: Theories and interventions
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Chapter 9, “Cognitive-Behavioral Theories” (pp. 193–213)
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Chapter 10, “Dialectical Behavior Theory” (pp. 215–235)
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Chapter 11, “Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy” (pp. 237–261)
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Chapter 12, “Reality Therapy/Choice Theory” (pp. 263–285)
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Document:
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Media
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Psychotherapy.net. (Executive Producer). (1997).
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Retrieved from the Walden Library databases.
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Psychotherapy.net. (Executive Producer). (1997).
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nebula theory, describe what would have been most different about
the planet formation process and the planets formed in this alternative
Solar System. [NO MORE than 15 sentences].
2. Halley’s comet is the only-naked eye comet that might appear twice in
a human lifetime (since it comes back every 76 years).
(a) Based on this comet’s orbital period, would you say that it is more
likely to have originated from the Kuiper belt or from the Oort
cloud? [A quantitative answer is expected to justify your choice]
(b) What other orbital feature, besides the comet’s orbital period,
could be used to distinguish its origin [NO MORE than 5 sen-
tences]
3. (a) Collect data on the mass and radius of Earth (made of rock) &
Jupiter (made of gas) and calculate the overall average density of
each planet, expressed in g/cm3.
(b) The density of water that we drink is about 1 g/cm3. Use your
everyday experience to describe the difference in density between
rock, air, and water. [State your answers in terms of “much
more/much less” or “a little more/a little less”].
(c) Is the mean density of Earth consistent with our everyday experi-
ence of similar composition material? What about Jupiter (same
question)?
(d) Propose a physical mechanism that might explain the discrepancy
between the mean density of a planet and the density of similar
composition material as we experience it in our everyday life.
4. Mean-motion resonances with Jupiter shape the Kirkwood gaps in the
main asteroid belt. A resonance written as “5:2” refers to the inner
body completing exactly 5 orbital revolutions when the outer body
completes exactly 2.
(a) Using Kepler law, find the orbital radius in AU of the following
important resonances for the Kirkwood gaps: 2:1, 3:1 and 5:2.
Compare your values to those shown in the diagram on Kirkwood
gaps in the class lectures (see lecture 12 slides).
(b) High-value mean-motion resonances, such as 2001:1000, are usu-
ally co.
Astronomers have been reflecting laser beams off the Moon since refl.docx
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Astrategicplantoinformemergingfashionretailers.docx
A strategic plan to inform emerging fashion retailers
about social media research and best practices.
2
Proposal Overview
Social media can take the form of various outlets, including, but not limited to: Instagram,
Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr, YouTube, etc. Each social media platform has its specific use and
benefits, with a wide range of active users. It is important to note that successful retailers are
using these online strategies to penetrate new markets, to champion for social media
movements, and to effectively develop connections with consumers.
In this social media blueprint, we suggest using Instagram as our company’s main social media
platform. Our primary research examines H&M, Topshop, and Uniqlo’s Instagram accounts and
revealed the importance of using models, creating effective hashtags, and providing customer
service. The secondary research presents the best practices of social media and how the public
and specific individuals view social media. To conclude the proposal, we will provide a
comprehensive strategy that includes a detailed plan with suggestions for a stellar social media
presence.
Primary Research Summary & Key Takeaways
We have compiled the following key takeaways using Instagram. Our primary research includes
a variety of retailers who specialize in different products and promote to diverse markets.
These three key findings will provide an all-encompassing approach which will ultimately tie
into our strategic recommendations going forward.
#1: Using models to showcase the retailer's products increases follower satisfactions. Each one
of our retailers uses this form of posting. The following three pictures are example images used
by retailers to promote their products through outfit modeling. Our retailers provide
consumers with the option to directly purchase clothing, accessories, and shoes via online
portals. These types of posts provide followers with a visualization of how the products will look
once worn, which is part of the purchasing decision many consumers take into account. In
addition, these types of images also provide outfit inspirations when consumers are in need of
assistance with outfit coordination.
(Uniqlo) (H&M) (Topshop)
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#2: The use of hashtags connects posts to a broader conversation and trend. Our retailers use
various hashtags that either connected their post to an on-going product line, style, event, or
motto and “catchphrase”. For example, Uniqlo wants to be known for their fashionable, yet
simple clothing. Their hashtag, #simplemadebetter, allows Uniqlo to actively promote the
company’s business strategy of revamping basic clothing to make it ‘better’ quality and more
fashion forward. London Fashion Week is one of the most prominent events in the fashion
industry, known to set the latest fashion trends. The #LFW (London Fashion Week) establishes
Topshop as a brand that is compatible against the haute couture f.
Asthma, Sleep, and Sun-SafetyPercentage of High School S.docx
Asthma, Sleep, and Sun-Safety
Percentage of High School Students Who Had Ever Been Told by a Doctor or Nurse That They Had Asthma, by Sex, Grade, and Race/Ethnicity,* 2017
*B > H, B > W (Based on t-test analysis, p < 0.05.)
All Hispanic students are included in the Hispanic category. All other races are non-Hispanic.
Note: This graph contains weighted results.
National Youth Risk Behavior Survey, 2017
Data for this slide are from the National Youth Risk Behavior Survey. This slide shows percentages of high school students who had ever been told by a doctor or nurse that they had asthma.
The percentage for all students is 22.5. The percentage for Male students is 22.4. The percentage for Female students is 22.5. The percentage for 9th grade students is 22.9. The percentage for 10th grade students is 22.9. The percentage for 11th grade students is 21.2. The percentage for 12th grade students is 23.0. The percentage for Black students is 29.8. The percentage for Hispanic students is 21.1. The percentage for White students is 20.9. All Hispanic students are included in the Hispanic category. All other races are non-Hispanic. Note: This graph contains weighted results.
For this behavior, the prevalence for Black students is higher than for Hispanic students. The prevalence for Black students is higher than for White students. (Based on t-test analysis, p < 0.05.)
2
Series 1
Total Male Female 9th 10th 11th 12th Black Hispanic White 22.5 22.4 22.5 22.9 22.9 21.2 23 29.8 21.1 20.9
Percent
Range and Median Percentage of High School Students Who Had Ever Been Told by a Doctor or Nurse That They Had Asthma, Across 29 States and 20 Cities, 2017
State and Local Youth Risk Behavior Surveys, 2017
These are results from the state and local Youth Risk Behavior Surveys, 2017. This slide shows the range and median percentages of 29 states and 20 cities for high school students who had ever been told by a doctor or nurse that they had asthma.
The range across states was 19.3% to 33.4%. The median across states was 24.3%. The range across cites was 17.4% to 33.4%. The median across cities was 23.9%.
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Min
States Cities 19.3 17.399999999999999 Max
States Cities 33.4 33.4 Med
States Cities 24.3 23.9
Percent
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19.3% - 21.6%
21.7% - 24.2%
24.3% - 25.9%
26.0% - 33.4%
Percentage of High School Students Who Had Ever Been Told by a Doctor or Nurse That They Had Asthma
State Youth Risk Behavior Surveys, 2017
This slide shows the percentage of students who had ever been told by a doctor or nurse that they had asthma, 2017. The values range from 19.3% to 33.4%. Idaho, Iowa, Kansas, Montana, Nebraska, Virginia, Wisconsin, range from 19.3% to 21.6%. California, Florida, Illinois, New Mexico, Texas, Utah, West Virginia, range from 21.7% to 24.2%. Delaware, New York, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Tennessee, range from 24.3%.
Asthma DataSchoolNumStudentIDGenderZipDOBAsthmaRADBronchitisWheezi.docx
Asthma DataSchoolNumStudentIDGenderZipDOBAsthmaRADBronchitisWheezingMedicationWMonthMissDaysA1Male122071/29/0510011910A2Female1221010/28/08111111011A3Male122066/23/0511001107A4Male121832/1/0610111914A5Male121104/3/051011118A6Male120473/13/0510100910A7Male122027/21/0410100911A8Male122099/12/06111111010A9Male122099/5/08110111012A10Male1220812/18/0511111913A11Female1220811/30/0511111912A12Female1220311/8/0511011614A13Male1220310/29/0611100710A14Male122039/23/0511100912A15Male1220512/19/04111111013A16Male122051/17/0311011810A17Female122055/17/05110111014A18Female122058/12/05110111111A19Male1221112/13/0611011915A20Female122119/5/081101199A21Female122113/23/0510111312A22Female122118/15/0810110410A23Male121891/26/04101011012A24Female1218910/19/0311101911A25Female122045/26/0810111109A26Male122045/17/06100111113A27Female121893/9/0411011510A28Female122054/8/041100129A29Female122022/7/0311101911A30Female122109/24/050100146A31Female122104/16/0401000117A32Female122106/19/05000001A33Male122106/19/05000002A34Male122101/25/050010079A35Male122109/14/050010097A36Male122105/22/0400100108A37Male1221010/11/0500100107A38Male1221011/18/030010055A39Male122107/12/040100049A40Female122106/19/050100026A41Female122109/18/060100017A42Female1204712/18/050100068A43Female1204711/28/050010079A44Female1204710/21/0500100210A45Female120477/28/050010037A46Female120479/28/050010048A47Male120474/10/030100059A48Male120473/21/060100098A49Male120476/12/0401000810A50Male120475/13/050010026A51Male120473/18/06000003A52Male120477/25/05000001A53Male120478/27/06000002A54Female120472/18/06000001A55Male121833/30/05000002A56Male1218310/27/08000001A57Male121838/10/04000002A58Male121839/13/04000003A59Male121834/23/08000001A60Female121839/16/050001037A61Female121836/17/050001068A62Female121832/14/050001019A63Female121898/15/0400010210A64Female121892/4/060001089A65Female121893/23/08000001A66Female121896/21/06000002A67Female1218912/16/03000001A68Male121898/24/050001078A69Male121893/26/040001049A70Male121894/18/08000001A71Male121895/16/05000002A72Male121892/28/03000001A73Male122046/13/050001058A74Male122044/13/050001097A75Male122048/27/040001049A76Male1220410/11/03000002A77Male1220411/21/05000001A78Female1220412/15/08000001A79Female122043/12/06000002A80Female122046/28/05000001A81Female122047/21/08000002A82Female122114/29/05000001A83Female1221110/10/06000002A84Female122119/23/05000003A85Female122119/28/04000004A86Female122113/29/08000001A87Female122115/16/04000001A88Female122118/27/08000001A89Male122119/15/05000002A90Male122115/17/05000001A91Male122116/19/03000002A92Male122113/28/05000001A93Male1221110/5/06000002A94Male1221112/1/08000003A95Male1221111/3/05000001A96Male1221110/1/05000002A97Male122058/1/05000003A98Male122057/6/05000002A99Male122058/5/04000002A100Male122059/6/06000002A101Male122056/22/05000004A102Male122053/22/03000001A103Male122059/3/08000000A104Female1220510/6/04000000A105Female1220512/8/05000000A106Female1220511/6/05000000A107Female122055/14/05000001A108Female122056/3/08000002A109Fe.
Assumption-Busting1. What assumption do you have that is in s.docx
Assumption-Busting
1. What assumption do you have that is in some way limiting? Please be specific.
2. What is the exact opposite of that assumption?
3. How can you start acting differently, based on the fact that the opposite of your assumption is true? Be specific.
Idea Presentation Form
1. Describe the idea in two-three sentences or bullets.
2. What need or desire does your idea address?
3. For whom is the idea intended (men age 45-50, punk rock fans in Philadelphia…)?
4. How is your idea better than other solutions that exist to address this need or desire?
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Assuming you have the results of the Business Impact Analysis and ri.docx
Assuming you have the results of the Business Impact Analysis and risk assessment in hand, discuss in detail steps in selecting a strategy. Reference one additional article, in addition to the textbook itself.
Format: Times 12, 1 inch margin, minimum of 2.5 pages double spaced (not counting references and other information such as your name, etc.)
The attached content supports to navigate towards the core objectives of completing this paper
Text book :
Title:
The Disaster Recovery Handbook
Subtitle: **PLEASE SEE BOOKSTORE LINK BELOW TO PURCHASE REQUIRED MATERIALS
Authors: Michael WALLACE, Lawrence WEBBER
Publisher: AMACOM
Publication Date: 2017-12-28
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Assuming you are hired by a corporation to assess the market potential of a foreign country for their products.
Demographic Environment
1)
Population
2)
Gender Breakdown
3)
Life Expectancy
4)
Language
5)
Education
Cultural Environment
1)
Religion
2)
Lifestyle (segments by age)
3)
Values
4)
Customs
5)
Holidays
6)
Colors and Music (National Flag and Anthem)
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which moral statements clearly recognize dangerous natural inclinations and restrict them?
what benefits do these restrictions provide to the individual as well as to society as a whole?
how might Nietzsche react to your argument?
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