Goal Performances and Values
This posting discusses goal-performance discrepancies and how might any company use goal setting to affect performance levels.
This posting discusses goal-performance discrepancies and how might any company use goal setting to affect performance levels.
How do you design a needs analysis for a sales representative?
1. How do you think we as society handle the many incidents of expecting mothers who are addicted to illegal substances? For example say an expecting mom test positive for large amounts of cocaine several times when visiting the doctor for prenatal care. How do you think this incident should be handled? 2. Think in term
These questions are investigated: 1. Can affirmative action admissions policies in higher education serve to remedy the contemporary effects of past discrimination? If so, how exactly? If not, why not? 2. Are members of contemporary society affected by past discrimination? If so, how are they affected and how significant i
PART ONE: SELECTING A TOPIC Select one of the following aspects of team dynamics to serve as the basis of the Individual Paper on Team Dynamics. Possible topics include: Team members' roles PART THREE: DRAFTING Create a rough draft of the Individual Paper on Team Dynamics. Include a thesis statement, introduction, s
This posting describes how Staats and Staats (1958) examined the way in which ethnic prejudices can develope due to Pavlovian conditioning.
These questions are explored: How effective are random drug tests in the workplace? Minimum 150 words What should the employer do when a test returns positive and the employee disagrees with the results? Minimum 150 words Should an employer base employment on the results of a drug test? Minimum 150 words
I need help with a review of the attached article. Need to have the following questions answered: 1) Define the problem outlined in the article. 2) Describe the issues related to the problem addressed by the article. 3) Consider the implications of the article to employees, employers, and society.
Is access to health care resources a basic right that should be provided and protected by government? If so, how should universal access to health care be funded?
Offer a critical judgment regarding the ethical and legal implications of drug testing given the various factors outlined below: 1) Types of drug tests (urinalysis, sweat tests, and etc.) 2) Reliability of drug testing methods 3) Types of drug testing programs (mandatory, voluntary, and etc.) 4)
Explain the role of learning in human motivation. Provide at least three (3) examples that specifically tie learning to human motivation and the reduction of stress, improved happiness, and self-esteem. (Three separate scenarios.) Your explanation should be well developed and the examples should be specific. Cite all references
In what ways might an employer act as an enabler to an employee using drugs? How can this be avoided? What in the work environment might encourage drug use? Discourage it?
Question: Discuss how the visual system resolves ambiguities by making different types of assumptions.
What is the difference between positive and negative reinforcement? Is there a definitive difference? These questions are considered.
The laws that deal with the issue of euthanasia (physician assisted suicide) and self-induced suicide differ across country and state. The 'ethical right to decide the course of a person's own death' often does not include the right to end your life, but rather the right to withhold treatments, life supports, and the likes, (wit
Is it ethically acceptable to provide aggressive palliative care that is likely or even certain to hasten a patient's death? What ethical ideas inform your perspective on this issue? Under which conditions is it appropriate for a physician to deny a patient's desired palliative treatment? For example, is it ethically acceptab
I need help and guidance on these questions, to help get me started. Thank you. 1. Is Will's request to reprogram the morphine machine justified by an ethical right to decide the course of his own death? 2. Do patients have the right to request that physicians help them die? If so, under what conditions is a physician oblig
How can employee's know when they are being discriminated? why is job discrimination bad? and what should employee's do if they suffer from discrimination in their work environment?
These tasks are modeled along with research links: a. Choose one of the theories on the attached word document and describe how this theory would and would not be applicable if applied to two or more workplace situations drawn for personal experience (real or made-up). b. In the case in which the selected theory was not
What approaches have been used to care for the mentally ill? What are the pros and cons of de-institutionalization?
This posting explains the benefits and risks of using diagnostic labels to describe abnormal behaviors.
This posting explains briefly how drug abuse affects the workplace.
Parental influences on childhood intelligence in early childhood are listed.
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How far should a company go to respect the rights and moral dignity of its employees? What steps can a company take to do this? What positive benefits could follow from a company's willingness to tolerate employee questions and criticisms about its actions and policies? How might a company best promote constructive discussion
This posting considers personal attitudes toward opera and toward contact sports, and how these attitudes dictate choice of leisure time activities.
I need help describing the cognitive characteristics of high school students. I have attached a description.
Describe the importance of nutrition during the infancy and toddler-hood period?
1. Identify and discuss major factors in infant mortality? 2. In early child care, what are the effects of parental employment?
Provide an example of any experiential learning and discuss its benefits? (Child Development) Identify and describe the most significant influences in child development.