...Bullies’ Targets and Outgrowing their Behavior Name: Insert Institutional Affiliation: Bullies’ Targets and Outgrowing Their Behavior I. Introduction A. Topic 1) Research question: Why do bullies select their targets and do they outgrow their behavior? 2) Working thesis: Bullies are a concern who are not restricted or defined by socio-economic, cultural, or gender basis, and its accepted that adults and children endure the implications of bullying at some point whether they are victims, perpetrators or bystanders. 3) Angle: Bullies effect long-lasting physical, mental and emotional implications on their targets. It is a sad reality that some bullies do not outgrow their behavior and continue with the vice through adolescence and into adulthood. B. Context 1) In the current society where violence is more prevalent among the youths, it is important to address and investigate this issue thoroughly. 2) Though am not a victim, perpetrator or bystander, I am a student who staunchly believes there exists bullies at all levels in the society. My arguments will be based on what I have seen and also with the help of sources that will establish my credibility on the topic. The studies of Beaudoin and Taylor (2004), and Lee (2004), who have done extensive research on bullies and bullying will help to establish my credibility. C. Audience 1) My primary audience will be institutions of learning stakeholders who are students, teachers and parents. 2) My secondary...
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...Changing criterion design evaluate effects of a treatment on the gradual increase or decrease of a single target behavior; frequently used when reinforcement or punishment contingencies are in effect. Experimental control is demonstrated when the target behavior changes to each new criterion level to meet the contingency in effect (Richards, Taylor, & Ramasamy 2014). Client Information My client is a 7 year old boy named Thomas who has been diagnosed with autism and developmental delayed. He lives with both his parents and two siblings. His parents are supported with all his therapies and siblings are active support as well. Target Behavior: Thomas has been experiencing outburst of negative verbiage (cursing, name calling, telling parents...
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...PUBH 8890: Worksheet 4 Program Strategies and Administrative Assessment 1. State the following from your previous worksheets (update as needed based on feedback): Program Goal The program goal is to improve the target population’s quality of life by increasing utilization of medical, behavioral, and social services. Program Objective The utilization of integrated services (medical, behavioral, and social) by the target population, will increase by 50% in one year and 75% in two years. Behavioral Objective 65% of program participants will have an increase in condom use over the next 6 months Predisposing Objective The target population’s protected sexual encounters will increase by 33% within a 3 month period. Reinforcing Objective 35% of target population will leave abusive relationships with 3 months of very first encounter. Enabling Objective (for behavior) The target population incidence of STIs will decrease by 42% within 2 months. Environmental Objective 60% of participants will have an increase in their knowledge of HIV transmission with 3 months. Enabling Objective (for environment) 75 % of the target population will be able to identify three community resources within a 1 month period. 2. Describe the specific Intervention Strategies you will use to reach EACH of the objectives listed below. These strategies should utilize methods of health promotion, such as education, health communication...
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...capacity of one party (the "agent") to influence another party (the "target"). Authority involves the rights, obligations, and duties associated with particular positions in an organization or social system. A leader with direct authority over a target person has the right to make requests consistent with this authority, and the target person has the duty to obey. Outcomes of Influence Attempts One useful basis for evaluating the success of an influence attempt is whether the immediate outcome is what the agent intended. Commitment -The term commitment describes an outcome in which the target person internally agrees with a decision or request from the agent and makes a great effort to carry out the request or implement the decision effectively. Compliance- The term compliance describes an outcome in which the target is willing to do what the agent asks but will make only a minimal effort. Resistance- The term resistance describes an outcome in which the target person is opposed to the proposal or request, and actively tries to avoid carrying it out. Influence Processes The explanation for the influence of one person on another involves the motives and perceptions of the target in relation to the actions of the agent. Instrumental Compliance- The motivation for the behavior is purely instrumental; the only reason for compliance is to gain some tangible benefit from the agent. Internalization- The target person becomes committed to support and implement proposals by the...
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...enjoy playing, yet at the same time continue to learn and develop the fundamentals needed to become the top minds in our country. The reason for this memo is to inform you that I will be leading the team that will develop this new product line, since this will be a joint effort from all the management team I am cordially asking that all teams that have data that pertains to demographics of our markets as well as psychographics please contact me as soon as possible so that I may begin to understand our target market, thus building our toy company into the leader of educational toys. The following will be a list of what I may or hope to obtain from the management team. The data that is provided will negate our goals so it is vital that you only pass along key information to the specific age group of 7-10 years of age. Our newest products have aimed their targets at younger children then normal, with this said we will want to understand the psychographics of these children’s behaviors. What we as a team must look at in particular is how the children in this age group make the decision to want to play with our toys. The main areas I would like to cover will be the personality of the children. It is not as simple as the personality of these children makes them...
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...Advertising and Communications – Final Assignment Table of Contents Define your product 2 What is its function? 3 What problem or opportunity does it solve? 4 What is its name? 7 Reaching your audience 8 Who is your target audience? 9 What drivers will they respond to? 10 Delivering the message 11 What Integrated Marketing Communications mix will you select? 11 What specific media will you use? 14 Regulatory issues 15 What regulatory or trade association issues or restrictions do you operate under? 15 Final Campaign 16 Present a completed example of an advertising/commercial/alternate media campaign. 16 As we saw with the pre-assignment, the desserts are very diversified and can be eaten in different way: eat-in or take away, drink or eat, fruity or nature, for adults or children… This is a large subject and many actors are already implanted. Thus, in such a competitive environment, it is important for a new brand to be different: to offer a new concept in order to position the brand as the new favorite dessert in the consumer’s mind. Define your product According to a study managed by MedecineNet.com, United States’ children and teenagers do not eat enough fruits[1]. Moreover the obesity rate in the United States grew up last decades: ““Over the last three decades, obesity rates among children and adolescents have nearly tripled,” said CDC Director Thomas R. Frieden, MD. “Obese children...
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...CREATIVE BRIEF ASSIGNMENT The Product A new traditional advertising campaign that I would like to introduce to the College of Business is a Florida Tech College of Business app. I believe that technology has played a major part in advertising campaigns lately and there is an opportunity for the College of Business to recognize this. The app will be for potential students and their parents. In the app there will be newsletters for them to read about what is going on in the College of Business. The app will also consist of explaining what COB is about and what they have to offer their potential students. Giving some statistical information about Florida Tech would be the best way to show the new students and their parents how ideal Florida Tech is among the other schools. The background on the faculty and the courses they teach will be available through the app. A calendar of COB campus activities, such as their ice cream social, the COB barbeque and other events will also be available for potential students and their parents to see. The idea of this would be to show parents that there is an opportunity for their child to get involved in campus life through the College of Business and not through illegal activities. The reason for offering a College of Business app is for potential students and their parents to have easier access to COB and not having to go online and look around for the Nathan M. Bisk, College of Business webpage. The Opportunity or Problem: A reason...
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...SOCIAL MEDIA The use of SOCIAL MEDIA is KEY to reach the goals of this project; in parts, defining the target and attracting more people whose final wish is invest in India. Since they are interactive and people is usually online most part of the day -even from their phones- the content strategy should be connected with the Social Media Strategy, that needs to make use of relevant, witty, creative and attractive content, using a lot of images, videos and advertisement techniques such as contests and the possibility to win something by sharing, liking and following posts in order to make the content VIRAL. This Social Media Strategy is useful while promoting the content of the blog, and therefore, the content of the website. They are also a great way to promote campaigns. CAMPAIGNS Although the target needs to be better defined, we already have certain idea about who they are and how to approach them; based on the profile already created and the behavior of the users of the Social Media Channels, it is possible to state that the NRIs who are online and are more likely to visit the page are mostly young, educated people, who has access to technology and is for direct, clear and SHORT information, since they usually have their agendas busy and don’t want to waste time. A good idea to get their attentions is by creating motivational campaigns appealing to their emotions and nationalist feelings, reminding them of their roots by using typical elements of the culture...
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...Using the console Entering codes * Codes are not case sensitive; "a" is same as "A". * Codes are shown as: Code <Variable> <#> * The < and > are not entered with the code, and # is replaced by the desired quantity. * The code to add an item is listed as: Player.AddItem <ItemID> <#> * If you wanted to add 500 gold, it would be entered as: player.additem 00000f 500 Targeting To target an object, open the console and click the object. Its name will appear about center screen. An item targeted in the console is also called a reference. A target may also be selected using the PRID command and the target's Reference ID. Short Code or Prefix Required Short code refers to a code having a short form that can be used interchangeably with the Long form. * ToggleFogOfWar is the long code form. * TFOW is the short code form. Prefix Required refers to a code needing a prefix to work as intended. * SetHealth <#> will set the max health of the target selected by clicking or the PRID command to <#>. * Player.SetHealth <#> will set your max health to <#>. Subpages Alchemy | Armor | Items | Food and Drinks Potions and Poisons Ingredients | Heavy Light Clothing Jewelry | Books Keys Miscellaneous Soul Gems | Weapons | Magic | Other | Arrows Blades Blunts Bows Staves | Spells Diseases Enchantments Perks Shouts Skills | Actor Values Batch Lists Characters ...
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...teach the children instead of the adults, the same for all the other female instructors. She sees how Hank separates the men and the women instructor to have a meeting about work procedure, “After introducing himself and Harika, he took the men to one room, and Harika took the women to another,” (Cohan, Fink,Gadon, Willits & Josefowitz, 2013). That was the first thing that bothered her because she could not understand what it is that had to be said to only the male instructors that could not also be said to the female. Although this bothered her initially, she decided to find a positive side to the situation, and went along with it. The more she went along with what was going around the job place, it seemed like more and more sexist behaviors were being revealed and worst of all, being condoned by Hank. This is proven by the last situation in which Hank verbally disrespects Miranda in front of the other instructors about a situation that was probably more his fault than hers. “Why did you tell those two people that they could have a private lesson at 10 tomorrow?” (Cohen, Frank,...
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...754 • Case 24 • ABC Chemical Company Goes Global The ongoing economic recession in Japan will continue to erode consumer purchasing power and confidence; luxury goods will suffer as consumers move toward cheaper products. This is already becoming evident: consumption of cognac and premium whisky is declining in Japan. Since TWO DOGS was launched in 1998, there has been massive growth in the sales volume of cheaper products, such as ‘‘Can Chu-Hi’’ and ‘‘Hyoketsu Chu-Hi’’. These locally made Japanese brands are, in convenience stores, almost half the price of fully imported TWO DOGS. DISCUSSION QUESTIONS 1. Should TWO DOGS maintain its premium price and thus risk losing volume growth to cheaper products during the recession? 2. What effect would lowering its price have on its brand positioning? 3. Would lowering its price require TWO DOGS to change to a licensing strategy? If so, should local production be in Japan? Or in nearby Asian countries with lower manufacturing costs, such as China or Thailand? 4. What other options does TWO DOGS have? Could the company change to a multi-brand strategy by introducing a new brand targeting the low-end segment? C ASE 24 ABC CHEMICAL COMPANY GOES GLOBAL Driven by competitive pressures, and the attractiveness of the industry’s fastest growing market in the world, a U.S.-based chemical manufacturer, ABC Chemical Company (name changed to maintain confidentiality) considered expansion into Asia, specifically, China. William Smith is...
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...NESQUIK THE PROBLEM When Nestle introduced Nesquik Ready to Drink (RTD), it faced considerable challenges. The Nesquik RTD product was the latest entry into a competitive market vying for acceptance by perhaps the most difficult target to reach, males 12-24, a target that is always “on the go.” And even more daunting, Nesquik’s two major competitors historically outspent the brand in annual media expenditures. SOLUTION Devise an innovative media plan to overcome these challenges while leveraging the portability of the Nesquik RTD product to the mobile, male 12-24 market. Outdoor was considered an excellent medium to reach this “on the go” target. When we set out to launch our new plastic bottle we had the challenge of not only reaching the 12-24 male target, but reaching them near where a majority of purchases were made–at c-stores. The plan combined traditional outdoor elements such as 30–sheets and 8–sheets with non-traditional elements such as wild postings, c-store posters, aerial media and wrapped buses to cut through the clutter. The outdoor program was extremely effective at visually demonstrating the benefits of our new bottle (grippability, gulpability and portability) to our target consumers. In the six months following the launch of the 16 oz. bottle, Nesquik consumption increased +111%! – Reid Leslie Nestle’ Nesquik Marketing Manager Nestle’ USA Background: Nesquik first appeared on America’s grocery store shelves in 1948. Since then Nesquik has been America’s...
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...1+1 Tutoring Services: Marketing Plan Assignment 1: Part A Sade D. Mitchell Dr. James Fraser Marketing Management Strayer University Tuesday, April 29, 2014 Executive Summary 1+1 Tutoring Services is a tutoring service located in Rocky Mount, North Carolina that will offer tutoring assistance to student’s ages 5-18 years of age in all school subjects. These services will offer help to all students in the surrounding areas. The subjects consist of all math’s, all sciences, all English’s and foreign languages and precollege prep test. This tutoring service will evaluate and assess the needs of each student then prepare a customized plan to help them become successful students. This tutoring service will charge a fee for services and also accept federal funding through grants and vouchers. We will serve families with all types of backgrounds. Our motto is Education is worth the work. We will install that into all of our patrons and offer the greatest services at reasonable prices. Environmental Analysis 1+1 Tutoring Services is a small North Carolina base company located in Rocky Mount that will offer tutoring services in a wide variety of subjects. The company employs five tutors who are all college graduates who have degrees in a wide variety of subjects. The tutors are myself the owner and operator who has a degree in Business Management; Anthony Battle who has degree in English and Spanish and took several foreign language classes in college; Melissa Smith who has...
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...as the most effective manifestation of control, could deal with worker's behaviors adequately by prizes. As per Merchant and Stede, the fiscal strategies that incorporate compensation and rewards and is utilized every now and then to spur staff; and it additionally permits supervision and reconnaissance of representative's exhibitions (2012). In any case, result control could apply to monetary measures, as well as copious actualize in the non-budgetary angle (Kaplan, 1984). For moment, finishing the buyer's fulfillments overview to an administration buy could be a nonfinancial control. Besides, Ittner and Larcker (2003) point out that these organizations practice the non-monetary measures reasonably and consolidate them with budgetary measures could make higher benefits than the-se that don't. Turn around time- After the fruitful overview the outcomes concentrates on the predetermined pivot time for particular assignments to be performed by every division as indicated by the significance of the undertaking. Despite the fact that, top management expressed that the TAT may be advantageous to build up the capability of the workers, the business group considered that it could have has a negative effect on the services provided and in the event that the circumstance emerges where the services provided are not efficient then it could prompt financial penalties for the association. Pressure to meet the target to accomplish KPI- Concerning the aftereffects of the study, individual...
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...a core course to the completion of our undergraduate program. Because of his proper guidance we are able to complete this report in a very well manner and short time. 1.2. Purpose of the report: The main purpose of the report is to fulfill the mandatory requirement for the Business communication course. Other purposes are: • To prepare an overview of introducing a new venture • Analyze different aspects related to the venture • Identify the opportunities for doing a business • Develop ideas to build up a business 1.3. Scope of the report: We have conducted surveys within the people of that area. This is a huge opportunity for us. Because we have surveyed our original target customers. So, we got a clear idea about their choices and their purchase decisions. This report will help us to do the business in a very smooth and efficient manner. 1.4. Methodology of the report: We don’t have any secondary resources in our work. All the data have been collected and gathered by us. We categorized our work in some parts. Two of our group...
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