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    Prevent Group Think

    Various Ways to Prevent Group-think * Foster open climate for discussion ① Seating Arrangement Seating arrangement is important in creating an open atmosphere for discussion. Most organizations are hierarchical so that it is usually hard for subordinates to express their ideas directly to their heads. If members of an organization seat in orderly manner by their positions, there should be an invisible wall, which prevents from expressing their ideas. Thus, the climate is rather formal

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    Examples Of Genocide

    Genocide is defined as the massive killing of a large group of people, especially those of a particular ethnic group or nation. The Holocaust is an example of genocide that happened in 1933-1945. The Nazi party and Adolf Hitler wanted to get rid of all jews either by killing them in a gas chamber, working them to death, getting them into groups and killing all of them at once. During this genocide around 6 million jews and millions of others were killed. Genocides were around for 150 years and

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    Government

    the federalist papers. James Madison was the principle author for article No 10 and article No 51. The immediate purpose for publishing these papers were to obtain support for the ratification of the Constitution, they wanted a diverse republic to prevent faction but with equality to maintain unity among the states. Madison addresses that a large faction will provide better representatives, since the cause of faction has been the unequal distribution of property. Those who have property versus those

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    Al-Qaeda

    By Joseph Hubert Abstract My main focus in this paper is the terrorist group that terrorized America and other counties for a few years; this group is named Al-Qaeda. Within this paper I intend to explain the main goals and objectives of the terrorist organization /group. Identify the primary tools, or terrorist methods, they use to conduct their terrorist activities. Identify the controls the U.S. uses to prevent their terrorist activities/operations. Discuss the effectiveness in controlling

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    The Smalley's Story

    Kelby’s strength and optimism comes from her small group of friends and her parents. Although she did not have many friends, at least she had a few people to support her and help her face the bullying with determination. Having a support group helped her by being able to intervene on her behalf, comfort her, or seek help, making future attacks less likely. Peer groups are incredibly important, especially for teens. Having close relationships helps kids like Kelby not feel so alone in what they are

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    stereotyping is an opinion it is not a fact. I might say that they could be positive for me and someone else might think it is a negative comment. For an example, blondes have more fun, this is a positive aspects but it is not necessary true. I have also heard that African American guys are great at basketball. I believe that this statement is a positive aspect but is not all the time true. I think that these are more opinions then anything but they are positive. • What are the negative aspects

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    Appendix B

    unreliable, over generalizations about all members of a certain group that do not | | |take people’s individual differences into account. In other words, people judge a whole group of | | |people based upon a few bad people that are part of that group. | |Prejudice |Prejudice is a negative attitude towards a whole group of people. In other words, If someone does | |

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    Crime

    control: deterrence and retribution. Deterrence is the use of punishment as a threat to deter people from offending or committing crimes. We think that deterrence is very successful due to two reasons. First, it represents as a yardstick to prevent people from breaking the laws. For example, in Singapore they use deterrence in their country and we think that it is very effective. In a picture taken by Mr. Steve Bennett, “A sign present in most MRTs in Singapore, banning food/drink, flammable liquid

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    Experimental Research

    determine whether using antibacterial gels will prevent me from catching a cold or the flu. When conducting my Experimental research, the information that I will cover is a hypothesis, randomization of testing, a control group, a treatment group, and the results of the experiment that was conducted and the measurement, which is that variable that will be examined to determine the success of the experiment. My hypothesis is that "antibacterial gels will prevent teachers from getting a cold or the flu"

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    Surveillance In The Workplace

    certain ethnic groups with higher crime rate. This isn’t some kind of racial profiling or racism, but instead it is a way to make secured safety in any public places for the society. It is obvious that this will create a problem, but we shouldn’t be afraid to take risk for everyone’s peace. Surveillance in public places will create a better society. With the use of this technology crime rate will go down. If everyone is being watched by the surveillance, wrongdoers would not even think about doing

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