...DEFINATION OF RACE Name of Student Institution affiliation DEFINATION OF RACE Social constructionism relates to the socially create nature of social life. Social constructionism is therefore created by a group within a society by happens due to the fact that the society encourages and supports it. Social constructionism can therefore be considered as a social norm and it continues to be relevant as long as people put timeinto practising it and talk about it.A race can best be described as a group of people who are perceived to some physical characteristics which are quite distinctive; which mainly include skin colour and facial structure. These two distinctive racial characteristics are perceived to be inherited biologically.This paper, therefore, aims to highlight on the view of race as a social construction. The human race is not only dependent on the distinct physical attributes and skin colour but alsoreligion, language and nationality play a significant role in distinguishing race in human beings. In most cases race is used as an ethnic intensifier where it often try to justify or exploit one one group over the other.In the American society, the idea of race seems to be so fixed that it seems impossible for the society to take up an open-minded approach when challenging this idea.In the American society, race is perceived as a discrete scheme of classification. Therefore, it is mostly considered as a social construction. On the other hand in these society race...
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...Public Relations Defined Jason E. Green MKT 438 January 20, 2013 Robert Etter Public Relations Defined The purpose of this paper is to define public relation and identify some reasons why so many different definitions exist in our modern society. As well as to categorize the different definition and how they interrelate. The initial thoughts that were gathered regarding public relation is that it is a planned process to stimulate the thinking of an audience by offering a solid character that displays sound judgment, which is achieved by a communicating with the audience to persuade there thinking. As further research were conducted the idea that few words can define such a broad concept became infrequent, which demonstrated that further research and in-depth thinking was necessary. Although common thinking would align marketing with public relations the two seem like separate ideas and ideals that once harmoniously aligned can translate in a successful image campaign. According to Fraser P. Seitel one of the most ambitious searches for a universal definition was conducted and commissioned in 1975 by the Foundation of Public Relation Research and Education. The leaders in the field of public relations analyzed 472 different descriptions and explanation and offered an 88-word sentence: “Public relations is a distinctive management function which helps establish and maintain mutual lines of communications, understanding, acceptance, and cooperation between an organization...
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...CRM is an acronym that stands for Customer Relationship Management. It describes the strategy that a company uses to handle customer interactions. One example of a common CRM strategy is the rewards card program offered by many supermarkets. The store gives its customers a free card that gives them access to special deals and discounts when they swipe the card during checkout. But that card also tracks everything the customer buys and allows the store to create an extremely detailed customer profile based on his or her purchasing habits. Armed with that information, the store can then offer its customers targeted coupons and other programs that will motivate its customers to buy more products from that store. Many CRM software and/or service packages exist to help companies manage the customer relationship process. In fact, salespeople tend to think of these computer programs as the be-all and end-all of CRM. But CRM has existed for much longer than the computer – in fact, it has been around in one form or another for as long as people have been buying and selling. Computers have greatly enhanced the customer relationship management process because the key to a good CRM is uncovering and storing information about customers. The more a company knows about its customers, the better it can manage those relationships – as in the above example of supermarket rewards cards. CRM software can help by storing all this information in an easy-access format. With a typical CRM program...
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...My Sisters Blessings “Tihar” is one of the biggest festivals of Nepalese society. In this festival we worship Goddess Laxmi, the goddess of wealth. It is the festival of lights and colors. The house is lightened with beautiful lights for happiness to shower within the family. “Bhai tika”, the last day of Tihar is when sisters put on “tika” on to their brothers giving them blessings for longer life. Ancient belief states that this day was originated when a sister saved her brother’s life from the clutches of “Yamaraj”, the god of death, performing bhai tika. It is a festival that brings brothers and sisters close together. This is one of my favorite festivals as I can spend time with my brothers and sisters. Bhai tika is believed to be the festival of delicious foods, blessings and beautiful lights. I feel flourished with happiness when I get to celebrate this festival with lots of tasty foods. I eagerly wait for this day each year. Family members who have been away for so long meet to have lots of fun. It is good to see everybody together for a big feast. My sister cooks different varieties of delicious foods like chicken curry and sweet rice with grilled spicy mutton along with lots of sweets and frosted vanilla cakes. My mom always helps her bake vanilla cakes and cookies. After putting the tika she gives a plate of fruits, boiled egg with curd, sweets and candy, along with cashew nuts and later we sit back for the big feast. I shower my sister with gifts to show my love...
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...Definitions of Decentralisation According to Henry Fayol, "Everything that goes to increase the importance of the subordinate’s role is decentralisation, everything that goes to reduce it is centralisation." According to Louis Allen, "decentralisation refers to the systematic effort to delegate to the lowest levels all authority except that which can only be exercised at central point." This definition makes it clear that even in decentralisation, delegation to the lowest levels is not complete as the basic functions in the management process are centralized. level of standardization—both within and across markets—the greater the possible level of global efficiency Globalization 3.0, major software advances have allowed an unprecedented number of people worldwide to work together with unlimited potential. Advantages / Importance of Decentralization 1. Decentralisation helps to improve the quality of decisions/decision-making at the top level management : Decentralisation of authority among other executives at all levels in the Organisation relieves the top executive of the excessive burden saving his valuable time, which he can devote to more important and long-term problems. This is bound to improve the quality of his decisions regarding such problems. 2. Decentralisation facilitates diversification of activities : It is a matter of common experience that an Organisation with departmentation on the basis of products facilitates diversification of products...
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...RESEARCH METHODOLOGY & INFORMATION – STUDY NOTES Definitions: 1. BRAINSTORMING 2. CASESTUDY 3. CLUSTER SAMPLING 4. CONVENIENCE SAMPLING 5. DESCRIPTIVE RESEARCH 6. DESCRIPTIVE DATA 7. EXPLORATORY RESEARCH 8. FOLLOW-UP 9. LONGITUDINAL STUDY 10. NON PARAMETRIC STATISTIC 11. NON-PROBABILITY SAMPLING 12. PARAMETRIC STATISTIC 13. POPULATION 14. PILOT TEST 15. PURPOSIVE SAMPLING 16. PROBABILITY SAMPLING 17. QUOTA SAMPLING 18. RESEARCH ETHICS 19. RESEARCH OBJECTIVES 20. SAMPLING FRAME 21. SEMANTIC DIFFERENTIAL RATING SCALE 22. SIGNIFICANCE TESTING 23. SIMPLE RANDOM SAMPLING & SNOWBALL SAMPLING 24. STRATIFIED RANDOM SAMPLING 25. SYSTEMATIC SAMPLING 26. CRITICAL VALUES: The value of the standard statistic (z or t) beyond which we reject the null hypothesis. It is the boundary between the acceptance & rejection regions. Eg. For a 2 tailed hypothesis test being tested at α = 5% the critical values are ± 1.96. 27. TYPE I ERROR (OR) LEVEL OF SIGNIFICANCE (OR) PRODUCER’S RISK (α): A value indicating the % of sample values that are outside certain limits, assuming that the null hypothesis is true. It is the probability of rejecting the null hypothesis when it is true. Eg: α=5% indicates that 5 times out of 100 the null hypothesis gets rejected when it is true. 28. TYPE II ERROR (OR) CONSUMER’S RISK (β): It is the probability...
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...Cognitive Psychology Definition Paper Lakeshia Jackson May 2, 2011 PSY 360 Bonnie Johnson Cognitive Psychology Definition Paper Cognitive psychology is a branch of psychology that deals with a person’s internal states and their cognitive functions such as, their problem solving abilities, their motivation, their thinking, and even their attention. The development of cognitive psychology is marked by several milestones in the field of psychology. With the need for change in theories and methods on how things are researched, certain developments ultimately lead to the development of cognitive psychology. This paper will cover four of the milestones that lead to the development of cognitive psychology. This paper will also cover why observable behavior is important in cognitive psychology. Development of Cognitive Psychology The development of cognitive psychology came about marked by different milestones that all paved the way for the cognitive perspective. One of the four major milestones that helped the development of cognitive psychology was behaviorism. Behaviorism as a perspective of psychology had its shortfalls such as not being able to account for all the experimental data that was being introduced (Willingham, 2007). The experimental data included studies in language and memory. Another drawback to behaviorism was that it was founded on the basic principle that psychology should only focus on that which was observable. Everything that was not observable...
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...well we all know that psychology is derieved from a greek word psche and logos... psyche means soul and logos means study... the term psychology basically means study of soul. but the psychologist in earlies time got no perticular proof or defination to define psychology because the term soul was not pratical and no one could actually define about how it looks and where is it located so the terms study of soul was not reffred to psuchology any more later the psychology was termed as the study of mind but again the same problem arised as the term mind was not practical in terms of explanaiton... later after much efforts psychologists togather gave a simpler defination to psychology that is study of conative cognativee and affective behaviour of man and animal which are concious and unconcious. the common goals of psychology are: 1. to describe the behavious of people and other spices. 2.to ifnd the causes of behaviour. 3.to predict about how people will behave in certain situations or cicumstances. 4.to influence the behaviour of people by identifying its causes. 5.to appply psychological knowledege in differant way to enhance the huma life.. we have known a lot aout the goals of psychology now lets go little deep into it and know what is the scope of it.. the scope of psychology is really very wide... there are two branches of psychology.. 1.pure psychology and 2.applies psychology! *pure psychology: this part of psychology is intrested in the progress of psychological...
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...AND POLITICS IN CORPORATE SECTOR Contents: ➢ Introduction ➢ Power empowerment ➢ Objectives Of Power & Politics ➢ Defination of power ➢ Types of power ➢ Graphical Representation of power ➢ Defination Of Politics ➢ How power and politics means in corporate sector? ➢ Relate power and poltics ➢ Methodology ➢ Conclusion INTRODUCTION Power and Politics have been described as the last dirty words. People who got power but they supposed to deny and sometimes they misuse their power and they want it not to try and not look like they are seeking it, and those who are good at getting it are secretive and how they have to do so. Politic also plays an important role in corporate sector. All things should mentioned below, how they supposed to use their political work in an organization. By harassing the employees and specially the ladies for their sexual harassments. And they also made a group and create problem for other employees and also for an organization. Defination Of Power “power is a capacity that person has to influence the behavior of other persons so acts in accordance with that particular person wishes. » The potential to influence others » People have power...
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...Management by objective (MBO) Management by Objective is a tool that allows managers and employees to come together for the purpose of agreeing upon a set of objectives to achieve the company’s short, medium, or long term future (www.word.com/defination/mangement). The theory intrigued me because management by objective theories can help promote a great team. The overall well-being of the company works better with healthy communication between management and employee’s. I currently manage people clarifying their goals and stimulating theory can be a challenge. Management by objective is an essential part of the mangers daily activities. The Theory for management by objective is to improve planning, better understanding between management and employee, participation in the goal setting process, better informed employees, improved appraisal system and better organization of functional task grouping (Ford, McLaughlin, Nixdorf o 1980). The concept of job planning is a key theory of management by objective because it sets a range of performance systems to assist the employees to stay on track (www.1000ventures.com). When you plan you give your employees an expected result from beginning to end. Better understanding between you and your employees is important because if your employee does not understand what is needed from them they cannot possible meet the company’s needs. If the communication is unclear there is room for error Communication is an essential part...
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...A STUDY ON CONSUMER BUYING BEHAVIOUR AT TIME TO PURCHASE HERO HONDA BIKE. A Report submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the award of the degree of BACHELO OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION TO SOUTH GUJARAT UNIVERSITY, SURAT Submitted By: TARANG P PATIL T.Y.B.B.A. (SEM-VI) ROLL NO.-23 Under the guidance of MR.HORMAZ.D.PATEL Submitted To: THE CO-ORDINATOR THE SURAT PEOPLE’S CO-OP. BANK COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION UDHNA (SUART) March 2007 1 THE SURAT PEOPLE’S CO-OP. BANK COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION CERTIFICATE OF THE FACULTY GUIDE This is to certify that the project entitled “A STUDY ON CONSUMER BUYING BEHAVIOUR AT TIME TO PURCHASE HERO HONDA BIKE. Submitted in partial fulfillment for the award of the degree of BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION TO SOUTH GUJURAT UNIVERSITY, SURAT is a record of bonafide research work carried out by TARANG P PATIL under my supervision and guidance. Signature Project Guide (Prof .H.D.Patel) Signature Co-Ordinator (MRS. DAISY S.T) DECLARATION 2 I , TARANG P PATIL , here by declare that the project report entitled “A STUDY ON CONSUMER BUYING BEHAVIOUR AT TIME TO PURCHASE HERO HONDA BIKE. under the guidance of Prof H. D. PATEL submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirement for the award of the degree of Bachelor of business administration to south Gujarat university , Surat is my original Work - research study - carried out during 1st January, 2008 to 1st March ,2008 and...
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...ASSIGNMENT 01 | DEFINATION | EXANPLE | 1.Epistemology | Epistemology is the study of the origins and the nature of knowledge. It deals with the issue of how knowledge is derived, and how it should be tested and validated. | In psychology, for instance, there are theories and models that explain and give perspectives in understanding human behaviour, human development, personality etc. this have been tested and validated, and they can also be traced back from the ancient times. | 2.Theory | A theory is a science that is used to describe our thought or ideas, our actions and how we behave. It is based on facts that have been tested and validated, i.e. evidence based theory. | In psychology for example, it helps us to understand how people think, act and behave. A good example of a theory in psychology is the personality theories, behavioural theories, learning theories, humanistic theories, behavioural theories, psychodynamic theories etc. | 3.Model | A model is a school of thought in psychology that helps us to understand human thoughts emotions and our behaviour. | E.g. there are different types of models in psychology that are used in understanding human behaviour. This includes the cognitive/ behavioural. Psychodynamic, the medical model etc. each model provides a different perspective on the development, personality and psychopathology. | 4.A technique | A technique can be referred to a skill or a systematic procedure used to accomplish a task. It can also be referred...
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...We are all created by God. Have you ever asked why? To feel.This sensation is the only feature that separates us from robots.For instance, Love.We have different beliefs or understanding of this four letter word. Here is essential question for it. What is love,exactly? What is hidden beneath love's surface? What does love create? How do you unlock more opportunities for it? For these essantial questions my answer would be different as other people because we are unieqe. This simple word defined at dictionary with different definations such as a profoundly tender,passionate affection for another person or it is a feeling of warm personal attachment , as for a parent,child , or friend or sexual passion and disere but Barbara Fredrickson doesn't think that these definations are different. She says proposing a general theory of love rather than how love might be specifically experienced within a domain. This is a bold and radical approach. Fredrickson believes that love, as defined by these moments of positivity resonance, is the same whether the moments occur between parent and child, friends, lovers, or total strangers. Without a doubt, Fredrickson believes these experiences are, in her words, “virtually identical." In my view firstly people wait to be discovered deeply in their heart and also love is a priceless diamond because a diomand has thousands of reflections and each reflection represents a meaning of love but firstly we have to find true love and this way has various...
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...quality organisation structure is essential for the conduct of business activities in an efficient manner. It is within the framework of the organisation that the whole management process takes place. The success of the management process will be determined by the soundness of the organisation structure. Organising involves integration of resources in order to accomplish the objectives to be adopted by the project which is stating the policies and providing references to the project specific procedure describing the system or activities in detail. “The quality organization describes work to achieving the highest quality which is adherence to the international or/and local codes & standards and fully compliance to contractor requirements” a) Defination of Project Quality Policy for the project is aligned with company quality policy ”the policy shall be communicated to all level of project personnel within the organization through training,...
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...The role of stock exchange in stabilizing the capital market the case of Dhaka stock exchange Defination of stock exchange Stock exchange is a system which the company , stocks, shares,derivatives, and securities are trated. It is a vital part of market economy. It is an ordered market in which the brokers buy and sell share and stocks. Here securities are purchase and sold as per certain well defined rules and regulations. The place where the trading take place is known as stock exchange. The stock exchange create, climate conducive to an active primary market and to ensure fair and efficient trading in securities in the secondary market and to establish a harmonious relation between the two. It is also an impotant institution for industrial financing and communities saving and investment activities Objective of stock exchange The main objective of the stock exchange as follows 1) Making funds available to entrepreneurs for business activity. 2) Funding to company listed on that stock exchange companies float their ipos can exchange and in return give buyers right of owenership and annual dividends. 3) To ensure a market place that provides liquidity to capital market instruments fair and transparent trading practices. 4) To provide healthy market place conducive to positive links between household sectors saving and investment needs to provide corporate stock. 5) Providing platform for saving investment and reinvestment acyivities. 6) To ensure the...
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