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Analyze the communication climate in a relationship that is important to you. This could be family, friendship, romantic, or work relationship. Apply all of Gibb's Categories of Defensive and Supportive climates (http://www.slideshare.net/horanv/supportive-and-defensive-communication-climates) to your relationship and discuss ho
Do you see more differences or similarities between the experience of Native Americans and Hispanics/Latinos? Explain your answer. What role does machismoâ?"masculine pride, common in Hispanic/Latino culturesâ?"play in the portrayal of men and women? Is this different from the literature of other ethnic groups and cultures?
1. Practicing ?I? language Rewrite each of the evaluative ?you? language statements below using descriptive ?I? language. You will need to provide the detail on the type of behavior in your ?I? language statement which may fit the ?You statement? (see example below) Be sure to include: 1. Describe the other person?s be
Question 1 Which are the dimensions of the Southwest Airlines organizational culture, using the OCP model (Organizational Culture Profile)? Please make sure to identify two or more dimensions. Question 2 Who is responsible for creating the Southwestern Airlines organizational culture? Question 3 How is the culture maint
Which skill discussed in the responding nondefensively to criticism (p 363) section do you think would be the best "first response" in a customer service situation--Seek More Information (p.363) or Agree with the Critic (p. 367)? Explain why you chose approach before the other?
What role does the American landscape play in American literature? How is this different from or similar to other types of literature? Why is this important?
How do men and women define intimacy (p. 305) differently? Be sure to include a discussion of the different levels of intimacy and how each gender tends to favor certain levels. Do you believe these differences are the due to biological differences or social upbringing? Be sure to explain the reasons behind your answer. 150
In regards to the poem "When I heard the Learn'd Astronomer" by Walt Whitman, answer the questions below: What is it that makes the speaker "tired and sick" ? Explain how "gliding" and wandered off are contrasted to the astronomer's lecture. How is the phrase "from time to time" a denial of validity of the scientific appr
In regards to the poem, "Blackberry Eating..." 1) What comparison does the poet find between "certain peculiar words"(9) and blackberries? How appropriate is it? 2) Is the poem free verse or metrical? How do various musical devices reinforce its meaning?
In this exercise for creative writing, I have established some criteria for writing the opening paragraph for a short story. Beginning a story is the most difficult aspect of creating a short story, where space is limited, and where development needs to occur in the first paragraph. It will help the writer understand what is mos
How does the structure of Milton's "On A Death Of A Fair Infant Dying Of A Cough" shape themes of the individual, society, and faith?
Does the type of literature (biography, poetry, fiction etc.) play a role in how a story is told? Do you think any of the formats were inappropriate? Why do you think this?
John Milton claimed that the purpose of writing Paradise Lost was to justify the ways of God to men. Please elaborate on Milton's experiences and how they shaped his political goals for his epic?
Discuss the cause and effect of raising the debt ceiling.
The New Common Core being used in the U.S requires students to write arguments. What are the basics for argument writing?
The main character, Connie, in "Where Are Going, Where Have You Been ?" is best described as the rebellious, stereotypical American teen girl. She is obsessed with fashion, hair, and external appearances; she is quite shallow and narcissistic as she worries merely about herself and looks: "She was fifteen and she had a quick, ne
How do the desires (romantic love, desire for life?) addressed in Romeo & Juliet fit into the social structure of that time?
Outline the steps to writing a body paragraph and a simple strategy to remember the steps.
Why do we need a definition for American Literature? What purpose does it serve? How are the American literary themes of liberty, opportunity and equality addressed in ethnic literature?
The Omnivore's Dilemma by Michael Pollan begins with an introduction, "Our National Eating Disorder," which establishes the themes, history, and purposes for reading. He begins by detailing the recent history and conflicting advice given to the public regarding food, food policies, and nutrition. Having read these first several
Originality is valued in artistic works of our time, but it was not valued in the same way during the 16th century. 16th-century writers borrowed plots, stories, language, and general subject matter. Can you think of any events in contemporary English history that might serve well as a Shakespearean plot?
People often misunderstand other individual's nonverbal cues. After reading chapter 6 and the document entitled "Increasing Accuracy in Reading Nonverbal Cues" found in the Communication Competence learning module, how can a communicator increase nonverbal communication competence?
Outlining is one of the most difficult stages of the writing process. Often diving into writing a paper is more appealing than organizing and outlining the elements that will be written about. However, outlining need not be so tough a task to tackle. In the attached solution, I demonstrate how to create a THESIS STATEMENT and ho
1) How do you think the social structure of the middle ages shaped Margery Kempe? 2) How do you think the social structure of the period is reflected is in Margery Kempe?
1) How do you think the social structure of the middle ages shaped Julian of Norwich? 2) How do you think the social structure of the middle ages is reflected in Julian of Norwich?
1) How do you think the social structure of the middle ages shaped The Wife of Bath? 2) How do you think the social structure of the middle ages is reflected in The Wife of Bath?
Write an "I" language statement to the following scenario: Your roommate keeps leaving a mess in the kitchen and you would really like her to clean up. Be sure to follow the guidelines for an "I" language statement found on p. 179-180 and include at least 3 of the 4 elements found in an "I" language statement. None of the
What is the treatment of women like in Chaucer's "Wife of Bath" and Arthurian romances? Are they similar of different? What might be the cause?