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    Indicators of Effective and Efficient Use of Language

    Rowena J Rivero The Faculty of the Graduate School Meycauayan College In Fulfillment of the Requirements for the ENG202 Descriptive Linguistics Nathaniel R. Bautista Student CHAPTER I INTRODUCTION Words are basic element in communication, to communicate effectively one must know what exactly he/she wanted to express. Use specific rather than general words avoid clincher, there repeated words lost its effectiveness, because of redundancy. Do not use slang, jargon, or foreign words

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    Feminism: Implications of Language in Organisational Theory.

    Theories of work organisation have gone through considerable changes in the last couple of decades. Describe what you believe to be the main changes and evaluate their importance in the changing world of business. (You may choose a particular industry or occupation to illustrate your argument). Introduction to the feminist movement: In an constantly evolving society, theories of work organisations have undergone drastic changes over the past few decades (Tosi 2009). Organisational theory developed

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    and women in different ways. The rising rates of AIDS has had various social impacts on sexuality, gender, and social control, but not has not affected the double standard that has always worked against women. When it comes to sex and sexuality, men have constantly been given more leeway to be with as many women as they want while women are shamed if they are promiscuous at all. The way each gender is treated when it comes to treatment and prevention of AIDS has historically shown to be radically

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    Business

    Joshua Potter In today’s society, gender socialization and stereotypes have a huge influence on the types of jobs women and men have. The influence of gender stratification and stereotypes can been seen in the types of professions women and men are entering into and also the characteristics of these jobs. While the movement of women into the workforce has been impressive, they are still positioned primarily in “pink collar” positions in the clerical or service fields. Pink-collar jobs have

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    Group Interaction Strategies

    Group Interaction Strategies One of the most important elements of success of an organization is communication. Communication allows people from every part of the globe to come together and work toward a common goal. Communication is essential to an organizations success and because of this, it is important to have various communication methods. People will respond to communication methods differently, what works on one person will not necessarily work on another. Management must have an understanding

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    Gender in Music

    Gender is a fundamental feature of popular music. It is evident that gender is one of the main factors in which shape ones identity. When discussing popular music, scholars often emphasize the “distinction between biological reality of sex and the cultural category of gender” (Magrini 2003:1). Your sex refers to your “biological phenomena”, whether you are heterosexual, homosexual etc, however, your gender insinuates the expected rules, behaviours and expectations considered appropriate for being

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    the development of the organisations. Communications within the enterprise plays an important role in relation to drive the better performance. However, the communication and management systems are faultiness in some organisations. As a result, poor communication from management may lead organizational failure, and the organizational efficiency cannot be maximized. The purpose of this article is to examine the factors that contribute to the poor communication from management, thereby provide alternatives

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    Gender and Family

    Gender and Family CJS/240 June 30, 2013 Sandra Dillard Nowadays in today’s civilization there are a lot more youths that are committing delinquent crimes. The juvenile justice system’s officials are continuously trying to find resources as to what causes an youth to turn out to be delinquent and fall down hill into a bad lifestyle. It is very expected that adolescents will become juvenile delinquents if there’s not enough structure given

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    Communication Theory

    Communication Theory Barbara Langston August 5, 2011 University of Phoenix Communication is very important whether in a group or as an individual. Group communication is becoming more common in many work places as well as in classrooms. When working as a group, one must always remember to consider their team mates religions and cultures as well as their abilities to perform the tasks assigned to each individual. When working in teams, it has become more common to have multicultural individuals

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    Unit 2

    Gender in Language: A Global Evolution Rachel Walker Kaplan University SS 260-01 Gender and Society April 10, 2014 What is the difference between masculinity and femininity? There is a psychological way of saying that masculinity is a trait of the male species that emphasizes strength, logic, and dominance. Femininity is considered to be a trait of the female species that emphasizes weakness, emotions, and being submissive. This may be how a good number of individuals believe it truly is.

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