...CONTENT: CONTENT: | Table of Content | Pages | 1. | Marking Criteria | 3 | 2. | Marking Scheme | 4-6 | 3. | Definition of Mass Media | 7-10 | 4. | Role of Mass Media in Serving Government | 11 | 5. | Conclusion | 12 | 6. | APA References | 13 | MARKING CRITERIA | Marks distributions | Score | Question One (100%) | | | | Introduction | /20 | Content | /60 | Ending | /15 | Reference | /5 | | | Subtotal | /100 | Conversion into 20% | /20 | EXAMINER’S MARKS | /20 | MODERATOR’S MARKS | /20 | | Examiner | Moderator | Overall Total Marks: | /20 | /20 | Less Penalty: | | Final Marks: | /20 | Remark from Marker: MARKING SCHEME | Introduction: Criteria | 0 - 5% | 6 - 10% | 11 - 15% | 16 - 20% | Knowledge of forms, conventions, terminology, and strategies of literary texts | is unclear or seriously limited in presenting or developing a position on the issue | presents a clear position on the issue | presents a well-considered position on the issue | presents an insightful position on the issue | Critical and creative thinking skills | provides few, if any, relevant reasons or examples | develops the position on the issue with relevant reasons and/or examples | develops the position with logically sound reasons and/or well-chosen examples | develops the position with compelling reasons and/or persuasive examples s | Communication of information and ideas | Communicates information and ideas with limited...
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...Research Process and Terminology Paper Name CJA/334 - RESEARCH METHODS IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE Date Instructor Research Process and Terminology When I hear the word research, I usually think of scientists in a lab wearing white lab gowns but, this is not always the case in the Criminal Justice field. Research can be used to fight crime, prove evidence in court or even help improve police response without the city. There are many terminology’s that has to be known to be successful when working in the field. How will this new terminology and knowledge apply to a career in criminal justice? There are hundreds of jobs within the criminal justice field. This new terminology will help throughout the research and will and aid in whichever branch or specialty the person is undertaking. The Terminology will help the person understand the different performances of the research and how it can be applied to his or her performance in job duties. This will give anyone a better understanding for research and how it should be carried out to assist them How will not knowing the proper terminology affect you as you conduct criminal justice research? Anyone that works in the criminal justice field knows that at any time people rely on the system to help them when needed. The system basically has control of all our lives and can determine what may happen next. Not knowing the proper terminology can have a huge effect on someone’s life, safety, and can even death...
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...acceptance and reform when it comes to special education and individuals with Intellectual Disabilities. Although defining and classifying ID can be difficult, there are laws and guidelines in place to help regulate and point educators in the right direction. An interview as conducted to understand the present state of ID and to get a firm understanding of what educators go through what is felt about where the progress of ID is today. Those interviewed were member of the SPED team and those teams members consisted of Summer White, a regular education teacher and Vikram Kharod, a special education teacher. These individuals make up the SPED team for the purpose of this class Issues relating to the Terminology, Law and Identification of ID According to both Mrs. White and Mr. Kharod, terminology and identifications of ID has been an ongoing struggle for years. It has been change many times to enhance what people thought about people with ID and what terms should be used. The current law about ID is outlined in the IDEA which states, “Significantly sub average general intellectual...
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...ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOR TERMINOLOGY AND CONCEPTS Organizational Behavior Terminology and Concepts Abraham Perez University of Phoenix Dr. Monica Galante MGT/307 Organizational Behavior and Group Dynamics October 27, 2010 Organizational Behavior Terminology When working in a group, there are many people working from different backgrounds. Most of the people working in groups have different types of views on work related problems. Companies that you work for have different organizational culture, organizational behavior, they have different diversity, and they have to have good communication between them. Organizational Culture “There Are no single definition for organizational culture.” (http://www.au.af.mil/au/awc/awcgate/ndu/strat-ldr-dm/pt4ch16.html) Actually, there are different types of definitions for it. One of the definitions would be as follows: “A set of understanding or meanings shared by a group of people that are largely tacit among members and are clearly relevant and distinctive to the particular group which are also passed on to new members (Louis 1980)”. What this means is that there are different types of background work methods that are actually pass from employer to employee to create a better work environment. Organizational Behavior Organizational behavior is the study of individuals and their behavior within the context of the organization in a workplace setting. This means that it is how the employees react and act within the company...
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...Research and Terminology Paper Damon Walton CJA/334 June 15, 2015 Sharon Taylor Research and Terminology Paper The cornerstone to any discipline or field of study is the ability to conduct research in a competent manner. The criminal justice practioners needs a sound foundation in the research process and terminology to be effective. According to the Merriam-Webster, research is the studious inquiry or examination; especially : investigation or experimentation aimed at the discovery and interpretation of facts, revision of accepted theories or laws in the light of new facts, or practical application of such new or revised theories or laws ("Definition of Research", 2015). The research process is a strategy to solve a problem or to answer a basic question. The methodology being used must be accurate and verifiable so the results can be trusted. The terminology culled from this week reading was theory, objectivity, methodology, pure research, applied research and confidentiality. According to Hagan (2010), theory is the attempt to classify and organize events, and see a trend where events may occur, and to understand the underlying causality of these events. In the field of criminal justice a theory is a good starting block to understand the why and what of something especially when it involves crime. Theories being in used in this field can be fine tuned or even replaced as more information becomes available to the researcher. An example of this is the prevailing theory...
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...Little booklet of Risk Management Terminologies Babou Srinivasan, PMP Little booklet of Risk Management Terminologies I dedicate this booklet to all Risk Management Gurus & Project Managers who takes risk management a serious stream in managing their projects 2 Little booklet of Risk Management Terminologies Contents Project Risk.................................................................................................................................................... 5 Risk Management Processes......................................................................................................................... 6 Known Risks - Unknown Risks ....................................................................................................................... 8 Risk Category............................................................................................................................................... 10 SWOT Analysis............................................................................................................................................. 12 Risk Response Planning Strategies.............................................................................................................. 14 Contingency Plan & Fallback Plan ............................................................................................................... 16 Residual Risk ..........................................................................
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...Healthcare Terminology As we begin this course we must first understand commonly used terminology in order to fully gain appreciation of this information. This writer will define the terminology provided with required and pertinent information with the goal of the reader becoming familiar with said terms. This writer will offer opinion on the most relevant and pertinent aspect of each term. By offering a definition of these terms throughout, it is this writer goal that by the time of the conclusion of this paper one will be well versed in said terminology and have a better understanding of them. MAR translates to Medication Administration Record. At the earliest point the MAR was utilized through paper and each medication was initialed as given leaving much room for error. A quarter of all Americans have received, or know a family member who has received the wrong medication from a healthcare professional. (Cousins, 1998) A survey showed the 61% of Americans were “very concerned” about being given the wrong medicine. (Cohen, 1999) The e- MAR has created a new path for the healthcare field to take. A path that institutes the "5 Rights" that nurses institute while administering medication. With the electronic MAR it reduces the chance for errors. Errors will however occur for 2 reasons in this writers opinion. One, due to the fact that no system computerized or otherwise is 100 % failsafe, and two because some staff will click...
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...relates to the issues dealing with the identification and terminology of intellectual disability students, and the issues regarding classification and definition of intellectual disability students. What some of the viewpoints of teachers and the impact of characteristics on curricular needs, learning, and social attitudes for students with intellectual disabilities. If we ask a school teacher, psychologist, or parent with a child of ID what the definition was for intellectual disability we would probably get a different answer from everyone. With that in mind than there can be issues relating to the identification and terminology of students with intellectual disabilities because everyone has their own ideas of what ID consists of. From my own prospective I considered ID as a term to mean that a child has limitations to their ability of learning on an expected level, and there are different levels of ID. If a child has an intellectual disability then they might develop and learn on a slower pace than peers of their age. The levels could be considered severe or they might just have a slight intellectual disability. When asking someone from the special education team they responded by saying intellectual disability can be defined as a disability that has considerable limitations in adaptive behavior and intellectual functioning. This to me deals with anything of practical and social skills. Once the terminology is determined than the identification process can take place...
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...others can be done. Answer: TRUE Diff: 1 Section: 9.1 Project Scheduling Skill: Factual AACSB Tag: Reflective 2) A backward pass is performed when it is necessary to undo some work that has been performed in order to complete it properly. Answer: FALSE Diff: 1 Section: 9.2 Key Scheduling Terminology Skill: Factual AACSB Tag: Reflective 3) A merge activity has two or more immediate predecessors. Answer: TRUE Diff: 1 Section: 9.2 Key Scheduling Terminology Skill: Definition AACSB Tag: Reflective 4) Float is always measured in exactly the same way as slack. Answer: TRUE Diff: 2 Section: 9.2 Key Scheduling Terminology Skill: Factual AACSB Tag: Reflective 5) You must know the mean of an activity in order to determine its standard deviation. Answer: FALSE Diff: 2 Section: 9.4 Duration Estimation Skill: Factual AACSB Tag: Reflective 6) In assigning a value for the most pessimistic (b) duration, the project manager should estimate the duration of the activity to have a 99% likelihood that it will take b or less amount of time. Answer: TRUE Diff: 2 Section: 9.4 Duration Estimation Skill: Definition AACSB Tag: Reflective 7) The late start time should be calculated using a forward pass through the network. Answer: FALSE Diff:...
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...introduction to the subject area, problem at hand, justification of the selection of the research title and Scope of the study) Background Information: (Origin, Evolution and development in your area of concern, in theory & practice.) Related Definitions: Definitions of keywords and important terminologies a. State definitions of important terminologies if there is full synthesis b. Statement of operational definition, if standard definitions are not available. c. Definitional concerns and Issues Problem Development: (Signify the backward linkage that how and why the intended thesis title is justified. Derive the need/ rationale to conduct research) Literature Review: (An overview of the general literature and other information, with ample references on the basic theme/ hypothesis you are researching) Problem Definition: (Statement of thesis/ research title) Statement of Study Objectives: (State study questions or hypothesis explicitly.) Elements of Research Design : (Check where applicable) a. Type of Research b. Study Setting (Natural/Artificial) c. Nature of Data (Time series/cross sectional or panel/pooled data) d. Variable titles, their definitions and sources of data....
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...Terminology/ Question | Definition/ Answer | Definition of job satisfaction | Collection of attitudes that people have about their jobs | Two aspects of satisfaction | Facet & overall | Compensation belongs to which aspect of satisfaction. | Facet | Definition of motivation | the extent to which persistent effort is directed toward a goal | Give 3 examples of what predicts job satisfaction. | Personality, discrepancy, fairness. | List 3 examples that job satisfaction predicts. | Absenteeism, turnover intentions, customer satisfaction. | list 3 examples of external motivation. | pay, benefits bonuses, promotion | list 3 examples of internal motivation | challenge skills, sheer interest, accomplishment | Terminology/ Question | Definition/ Answer | Need for affiliation | A strong desire to establish and maintain friendly, compatible interpersonal relationships | Need for power | A strong desire to influence others, making a significant impact or impression | Skill variety | The opportunity to do a variety of job activities using various skills and talents | Task identity | The extent to which a job involves doing a complete piece of work, from beginning to end. | Task significance | The impact that a job has on other people | Autonomy (in job characteristic model) | The freedom to schedule one’s own work activities and decide work procedures. | Job feedback | Information about the effectiveness of one’s work performance. | List...
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...HCS 533 Week 1 Individual Assignment Definition Worksheet (2 Answer) FOR MORE CLASSES VISIT www.hcs533study.com This Tutorial contains 2 Answers for each Question HCS 533 Week 1 Definition Worksheet Definition of Terms The health care environment is constantly changing, new systems arise every day with terminology of their own to reflect the changes. As a health care professional, it is important for you to stay up-to-date with the terminology and its proper use. Define each term in the table below. There’s only one definition for each terminology. -------------------------------------------------------------------- HCS 533 Week 2 Individual Assignment Database Worksheet (2 Set) FOR MORE CLASSES VISIT www.hcs533study.com This Tutorial contains 2 Set of Answers (2 Paper) HCS 533 Week 2 Individual Assignment Database Worksheet Databases Worksheet Write a 50- to 150-word response to the following question. Be clear and concise, use complete sentences, and explain your answers using specific examples. Cite any outside sources. For additional information on how to properly cite your sources, check out the Reference and Citation Generator resource in the Center for Writing Excellence. 1. What is the difference between database types and capacities? 2. How do data inaccuracies affect patient care and reimbursement? 3. Review the databases below and explain the relationship between each of the databases and their impact on the medical records...
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... | |DQ’s (All Weeks – 2% each) |10 | |Weekly Summaries (All Weeks - 1% each) |5 | |Business Research Paper (week One) |4 | |Survey (Week Two) |6 | |Assignments from the Text - – Section Exercises (Week Two) |6 | |Statistical Symbols and Definitions Matching Assignment – It is included in this syllabus (NOT the one in the |4 | |e-source) after weekly individual assignments below - (Week Three) | | |Assignments from the Text – Section Exercises (Week Three)...
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...or airline reservation, if we access a computerized library catalog to search for a bibliographicitem, or if we purchase something online such as a book, toy, or computer chances are that our activities will involve someone or some computer program accessing a database. Even purchasing items at a supermarket often automatically updates the database that holds the inventory of grocery items. 1. Why would you choose a DBMS instead of simply storing data in operating system files? 2. Name few of database names that you know. 3. When would it make sense not to use a DBMS? Activity 1B Diagram 1 1. Describe the three level-schema architecture. 2. Why do we need mappings between schema levels? 3. How do different schema definition languages support this architecture? Activity 1C There are several different types of databases, but to simplify our discussion,we are going to suggest that “relational” databases are the primary type of databaseused in today’s organizations. Relational databases may be broken into...
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...Assignment Title:- How can we apply sociological perspectives in HSC? |STUDENT DECLARATION | |I understand the rules of plagiarism and I declare that the work produced for this assignment is my own. | | | |Student Signature ____________________________________Date_____________ | |Assignment Launch Date |Tuesday 3rd November 2011 | |Assignment Hand in Dates |Assignment 1 |2011 | | |Assignment 2 |2011 | | | | | | | |GRADING CRITERIA | |To achieve a pass grade you must show that you |To achieve a merit you must show that you are |To achieve a distinction you must show | |are able to: |able to: ...
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