...to be all the same in our gifting. In 1 Corinthians 12:4-26, Christians are likened to a human body made up of different parts with different functions. The most important factor related to spiritual gifts within marriage is that the person uses their gifting for the common good (1 Corinthians 12:7). So whatever strengths or weaknesses are brought into the marriage by each spouse, it is important for each spouse to use their strengths and spiritual gifts in a positive way for the benefit of the marriage. It also is important for each spouse to know and understand the others spouses strengths and weakness. Unfortunately, many spouses tend to focus on the other spouses weaknesses. Larry and Judy Keefauver (2002, p. 7) highlight this problem, “when you really know someone it’s so easy to dwell on weakness instead of strength. The focus often becomes negative instead of positive. A husband or wife tries to correct and change instead of accept and pray.” Instead of focusing on the weaknesses, they suggest, “focus on the strengths in your marriage. Begin to release the weaknesses. Try this: List all of your mate’s strengths. Begin focusing on strengthening the other’s strengths.” (Larry and Judy Keefauver, 2002, p....
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...15% of premarital couples report as “Conflicted” couples. The goal of this assignment is to evaluate the provided case study on a “Conflicted” couple and to submit a clinical analysis to support this couple. This will require addressing 3 main areas: (1) identifying the key strengths and weaknesses between the couple, (2) discussing how the couple’s personalities might be influencing the situation, (3) developing a strategy to counsel, and potentially support, the couple. Your paper must be 9–12 pages (not including title page and references) and must include at least 1 research-based approach from 8 scholarly sources. You must utilize course materials, research and the Bible. This amounts to about 3 pages per section. Your paper must also include section headings clearly identifying the 3 required areas of concern outlined below. Identify Key Areas (strengths and weaknesses)—This section must explore the overall case study and must clearly identify the problems at hand. Do not simply label the issues; explore the implications of the identified problems and how they might contribute to the overall conflicted relationship of the couple. Remember to review the couple’s background and other factors that may contribute to conflict. The case study contains significant data. Be sure to explore it thoroughly. Understanding this will provide the platform on which to counsel the couple. A subsection of this area must be focused on identifying the couple strengths. Personalities—This...
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...Advertising Plan and Creative Brief Advertising Plan and Creative Brief The management of Baderman Island, Boardman Management Group, has commissioned Team B Advertising Agency to create an advertising campaign that will position Baderman Island as the premier destination for romantic getaways by highlighting its tone, rational, and emotional appeals, brand, relationship between consumer behavior and couples, special features, strengths, and weaknesses, communicated messages, style, and created brief. Initially, Baderman Island was established for the purpose of providing supreme customer satisfaction through a luxurious vacation experience. The organization plans to develop a new positioning strategy that will compete against other resort destinations, and identify a new target market. Advertising plays a crucial role in developing Baderman Island’s evolution. Notably, advertising is a paid, impersonal, one-way marketing communication of persuasive information from an identified sponsor circulated through channels of mass communication promoting products, services or ideas. Objectives Statement Team B’s advertising objective is to increase market share, and create new marketing strategies for the management of Baderman Island. Team B accomplishes this goal by developing a new positioning strategy against competing resort destinations, identify new target market, and promote Baderman Island as the ideal destination for romantic getaways. Team B provides a rationale for each...
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...My Personal Strengths and Weaknesses GEN 195 September 24, 2013 Louise Gerdes My Personal Strength and Weaknesses The most common thing employees will ask a potential employee in an interview is “What are some of your common strengths and weaknesses?” I despise this question simply because thinking about my strengths and weaknesses is not something I randomly stop and think about too often. However, that challenge was brought up in my GEN 195 class at the University of Phoenix. The only difference was that I was provided the proper resources/surveys to help me accurately recognize what some of my strengths and some of my weaknesses are. It ultimately came down to that even though my strength is organization, I struggle with writing and procrastination, so I will have to develop a set of skills in order to advance in these two areas. In order to succeed in my college career and take the next step toward my career choice of criminal justice, I know I will have to work on one of my weaknesses, which is writing. I know that writing is stressed to be important in my career choice, so taking a workshop to improve my writing skills will help me in the future. Nevertheless, I know that my academic writing will differ from the writing I will be expected to do in my career choice, so it would help me significantly if I took the time to re-read Chapter 10 and Chapter 11 of Your College Experience: Strategies of Success. I can both improve my chances of...
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...Ruby Tuesday A SWOT (Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats) analysis is a strategic planning tool that can help a business to boost profits and productivity by understanding its competencies (strengths and weaknesses) as well as the competition. The restaurant that I am going to choose for a competitive advantage is Ruby Tuesday. The Strengths about Ruby Tuesday are they have a great promotion, great customer service and great food. The weakness about the restaurant are they need different promotions, need more variety of food choices and The first strength about Ruby Tuesday is their great promotion. The 2 for 20$ promotion is good for couples or any one that is on a budget. They have great choices of food to choose from on that special. Most of the time whenever my boyfriend and I would want to eat out, we will choose Ruby Tuesday. We will choose them because of that special. We can both spend $20 and get a good meal. The next strength that Ruby Tuesday has is their great customer service skills. Whenever I go to that restaurant to eat, I always feel comfortable about going their. They are very nice and the workers will hold conversations with you. One time there was a problem with my food. I asked them if I don’t like what I am ordering can I get something else. The manager was nice enough to tell me yes and that made me feel really great about them. The last strength that they have is great food. The times I have visit Ruby Tuesday, I was always satisfied...
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...Ruby Tuesday A SWOT (Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats) analysis is a strategic planning tool that can help a business to boost profits and productivity by understanding its competencies (strengths and weaknesses) as well as the competition. The restaurant that I am going to choose for a competitive advantage is Ruby Tuesday. The Strengths about Ruby Tuesday are they have a great promotion, great customer service and great food. The weakness about the restaurant are they need different promotions, need more variety of food choices and The first strength about Ruby Tuesday is their great promotion. The 2 for 20$ promotion is good for couples or any one that is on a budget. They have great choices of food to choose from on that special. Most of the time whenever my boyfriend and I would want to eat out, we will choose Ruby Tuesday. We will choose them because of that special. We can both spend $20 and get a good meal. The next strength that Ruby Tuesday has is their great customer service skills. Whenever I go to that restaurant to eat, I always feel comfortable about going their. They are very nice and the workers will hold conversations with you. One time there was a problem with my food. I asked them if I don’t like what I am ordering can I get something else. The manager was nice enough to tell me yes and that made me feel really great about them. The last strength that they have is great food. The times I have visit Ruby Tuesday, I was always satisfied...
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...Nuredinoski 4/10/13 Self-analysis Essay During this short course of semester in English102, I have reviewed both my strengths and weaknesses. By reviewing both my strengths and weaknesses has helped me a lot to realize what I have improved, and what I still need to work on to improve. My two major strengths I have acquired during this semester are being abele to do my homework on time, and acquired the ability of outlining in order to control my idea through logically formulated outlines. What I need to work on to improve is class participation. I have improved my homework doing habit dramatically during this English 102 course. Doing homework has always been a complicated task for me before I attended this class. Since other English classes I took before were a full semester schedule, I used to come class with out doing my homework. Finally, when I registered in this accelerated and fast paced class, I realized that I had to do all my homework before I go class to follow my professor lecture very well. Now, I am able to understand what the professor teaches about. This helped me to follow the professor attentively during the lecture. Doing my homework in time is the most powerful thing I acquired during this course of semester. The second strength that I have improved a lot is my outlining ability to stick to my central idea. Before this class, I wrote a couple of paragraphs and essays on other English classes. However, I usually used to deviate from the main idea of my paper...
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...I should be treating and taking care of my body. I have learned what many of my strengths and weaknesses of my behavioral, intellectual, social and physical health. There were a lot of fun and interesting units in class this year like the drug unit, CPR, STI and contraception were some of my favorites to learn about. We got to listen to quite a few speakers this year in health; my favorite by far was the Paramedic. He was really funny and entertaining and had some great stories and he was by far the coolest guy ever. There a quite a few strengths and weaknesses to my behavioral health. My strengths are as follow, I am nice, friendly, kind and caring. Some of my weaknesses are my anger, and I am quiet and shy. I am a super friendly person, and really nice. I can make friends quickly once I start talking to someone. The hard part is getting to talk to someone because I am so shy and nervous when it comes to meeting new people. I also tend to be really quiet around people at times. I’m not the most outgoing person ever and I don’t like to stand out in the crowd or do something to make people notice me. I think over the course of the semester I have grown a little in this area. I think I have become a little more outgoing and not as shy. For my intellectual health there are also very many strengths and weaknesses. My strengths are, I am smart clever and a good and easy learner. My weaknesses are I procrastinate and I am a terrible studier. I learn things very quickly; I pick...
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...Asses the contribution of functionalism to our understanding of families and households. (24 marks) A family is hard to define but some of the characteristics of a family are: they live in the same accommodation (although not always), they share their wealth and resources, they socialise their children and prepare them for later life by teaching them skills and also they tend to reproduce children. There is many different types of families: nuclear families, lone parent families and even extended families. The nuclear family is based on two adults of the opposite sex and 1.8 children. Other relatives may be added to create an extended family. If grandparents and even greater grandparents so that there is three or four generations then the family is vertically extended. If the parents have adult brothers and sisters living with them then the family is horizontally extended. A household on the other hand is a group of people who live under the same roof and share certain actions, such as cooking/ eating together but these people are not necessarily related. Examples of households are care homes, foster homes and also student accommodation. Functionalists concern themselves with two main areas: the functions that the family provides its members and the functional relationship between the family and other social system for example the economic system. Functionalists argue society’s structure working together positively for the benefit of that society and this is known as...
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...Grade Recieved - "A" Identify a nonprofit health care organization and a for-profit health care organization of your choosing. Answer the following: Summarize the types of services provided, clientele served, and provider groups involved. Compare and contrast the strengths and weaknesses of each organization from patient, provider, administrator, and third-party payer perspectives. Provide at least 2 suggestions for each organization to minimize the identified weaknesses. Summarize which organization you would rather be part of, using rationale. Abstract There are many differences that for-profit and not-for-profit organizations have between one another. Research has been conducted on one not-for-profit organization (VA hospital) in a for-profit organization (Baptist Medical Center) and the strengths and weaknesses from a provider’s and patient’s perspective in which organization would be a better choice to be part of. Not-for-profit hospitals are recognized for their charitable intentions. Not-for-profit hospitals have a habit of being larger and also have a tendency to be training hospitals. The earnings that not-for-profit hospitals receive are reinvested to enhance the quality care that is offered at these hospitals. Their earnings are also invested into community programs, which in turn can provide little to no fee to those individuals who are considered to be low income families and also maybe uninsured for the services of these programs. The purpose...
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...In-N-Out Burger History and Overview. The history of In-N-Out Burger starts with the company’s founders, Harry and Esther Snyder. Harry was a WWII veteran who worked as a caterer of baked goods. Esther was a surgical nurse in the Navy, and later got a degree in Zoology. They met each other at the restaurant Esther was managing after she graduated from college. Neither had experience in the fast food industry, which was just starting at that time, but in 1948, the couple opened the first In-N-Out in the Los Angeles, California. Harry was the first to allow drivers to make orders over a two-way intercom system, creating the first Drive-thru experience. Snyder had a simple goal for his restaurant, to give the customers “the freshest, highest quality foods you can buy” while providing “friendly service in a sparkling clean environment”. Soon people started to become interested in this idea. Two years later the couple opened the Second In-N-Out Burger. The chain had huge potential to explode but the couple was very focused on quality control. This resulted in only 18 restaurants being opened over the next 28 years before Harry Synder passed away in 1976 from lung cancer. After Harry died his son who had worked in the restaurants all his live, took the role as company president being just 24 years old. While Rich controlled the company it experienced huge growth. In twenty years the company opened over ninety In-N-Out Burgers. Over this time only one new thing was added to the menu...
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...for a stronger relationship I do not feel that we need to seek out our copies. What it really will boil down to is the couple’s ability to adapt and accept differences and to not see them as weaknesses but rather opportunities for growth (Olson, 2009). Paula Abdul, I realize that this dates me a bit, had a top twenty hit in 1988 titled "Opposites Attract" which has found some basis in sociological research. In an article found in Psychology Today this issue of why those who are different are drawn together is discussed, "Opposites, or perhaps more accurately, “complements” do attract...And while this can create some interesting challenges for most couples, these differences are actually the source of what is considered by many to be the source of the most important aspect of any successful relationship: chemistry" (Bloom and Bloom, 2014). This chemistry is what initiates an interaction that could lead to a lasting relationship. Those who are just like us tend to limit our ability to grow and adapt, which is needed in a healthy relationship. The PREPARE/ENRICH program allows couple to see where they have strengths but more importantly is shows where they can grow and then leaves it to the couple to decide if they are willing to work at it. When a couple leans on existing strengths in times of stress while striving through Christ-like love and patience to “Love one another, as I have loved you” then they are able to build foundations that will aid them through future trials...
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...Personal Ethical Viewpoint Most people have some sense of ethical values and the way in which people view the topic of ethics can vary dramatically from person to person. I believe that I have a great sense of ethics due to my upbringing, convictions and morals. Through life, I have always felt that I am a strong relationship builder and restorer. I have always tried to be objective and well-grounded when connecting with others. I have always maintained a sense of tradition and compassion. My foremost downfall is that I can be arrogant or overconfident at times. The following essay will reveal more about my sunny disposition in life as well as the demons inside me. Personal Preferred Ethical Lens I am lucky to be torn between two very good lenses. The first that will be covered is the Relationship Lens. Let’s define the relationship lens. My understanding is a group of people reflect upon the relationship between deciding what needs to be accomplished and the ethical plan in which to complete it while keeping in mind their duties. The second preferred ethical lens is the Reputation Lens. My interpretation of this lens is simple. People make decisions based on two items. What is ethical and how their reputation or role will come into play with the decision that is made. These two lenses uncannily describe me very well. When there are decisions to be made in my life, I always attempt to look at the big picture and then break it down into segments before making...
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...One of those weaknesses is that people are more okay with the idea of having children out of wedlock. The problems that can be associated with having kids before marriage include poverty from lack of financial support and delinquency. If a woman were to get pregnant with her boyfriend, it is a possibility that he would run away rather than stay and help raise the child. It does not happen all the time, but it is one of the risks that women may face. However, if the woman were married to the man, the chances of him leaving her would lessen. With having two parents to raise a child, there is also a better chance of that child not becoming a delinquent. Another weakness with marriage is that there is less stigma attached to divorce. Because of this, there are older couples who are getting divorced. It is not a terrible thing to get divorced especially if the relationship is not a loving one, but with an acceptance of divorce also means that the institution of marriage is not as...
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...For the book review assignment, I chose to read “Crime and Human Punishment: Criminology of Genocide and Atrocities”. I chose this book, because the study of genocide is interesting to me, in learning about why it happens and how to stop it from happening in the future. In regards to the essay, it is going to be broken into three different parts. The first part, which is planned to be about half of the essay, will talk about some about a couple of the major themes of the book. The second part will consist of showing how the book is tied to content we have learned in class. And to wrap up the paper, I will talk about some of the strengths and weaknesses of the book. The first major theme I am going to talk about is the criminology of genocide...
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