Validity, Credibility, and Reliability Jannilka DeLeon XBCOM/275 June 1, 2014 Monica Galante Validity, Credibility, and Reliability Some reasons I consider data or information to lack validity, credibility, or reliability is when there is no supporting evidence. When you read something and it is not coming from a credible source than you now that the information provided is not accurate. Especially when doing research for a project, the information you use in your research should have
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Communication Model Process Paper Robert Slade XBCOM/275 May-10-2015 James Brattvet Communication Model Process Paper A misunderstanding between someone could occur at any time or anywhere, and in the case of dispute while on the job can cause headaches, problems, emotions, or even worse there are ways to go about limiting them. The reactions to a misunderstanding can often make matters worse if they are not
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Cultural Evaluation Paper XBCOM/275 12/6/13 Rene Cintron Cultural is the characteristics of a particular group of people. The group of people can be defined by language, religion, cuisine, or social habits. The cultural in the US is called the western culture and was heavily influenced by European immigration. This culture’s roots come from the classical period of the Greco-Roman era and the rise of Christianity. The culture in Japan is called the eastern culture. The eastern culture and
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Mirrored Proposals University of Phoenix, XBCOM/275 Mirrored Proposals Technology has become an evolving method of communication. From Morse code to video phones, technology continues to evolve with the sole aspiration of efficiency. However the aspiration of efficiency can sometimes go drastically wrong and lead to complications within a given workplace. This paper gives you a brief glimpse into a complication driven by communication and technology. Email has become a primary method
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Individual Article Rebuttal XBCOM/275 Business Communication and Critical Thinking Week Four August 19th, 2012 Individual Article Rebuttal The article I chose was “House Republican budget to seek Medicare reforms”. The reason I selected this particular article is because my husband with end stage renal disease is a recipient of the Medicare program. Recently, Paul Ryan told reporters that although their reforms had not been fully established yet, they would be similar to the plan the
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Debate Paper Outline 4/19/2015 Brenda Crowe XBCOM/275 Tiffany Bostic Is Cheerleading a Sport? Along with cheering on the sidelines at games, most cheerleading squads participate in heated competitions to show their athleticism. “Although the athleticism of cheerleaders has risen dramatically since Johnny Campbell led the first cheers at a University of Minnesota football game in 1898, what hasn't changed is the primary focus of school cheerleading: to promote school spirit, support other
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Japanese Cultural Evaluation XBCOM 275 Mr. Abel March 05, 2014 Japan is a country full of cultural differences, some of which are long practiced traditions that affect the business aspects of the country’s economy. Taking the practiced traditions into consideration means that business presentations or arguments must be changed and conveyed accordingly. First we look at some of the culture differences within the country and then we will look at the different ways that presentations or arguments
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Audience Analysis and Reception Andre McGhee XBCOM/275 April 19, 2015 Carlo Alcazar Audience Needs Whenever you are presenting any materials to be comprehended your audience is the most effective part of your considerations for successful interactions. An audience will be looking for a presenter to communicate with honesty along with being trustworthy. According to Neal (2010) “Trustworthiness counts when it comes to establishing credibility.” In other
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Demonstrative Communication Vicki Lieu XBCOM/275 1/25/2015 Michael Schoonmaker Demonstrative Communication Constructing a connection at work is not easy to handle; especially, when a person wants to become a successful specialist. Active messages are a part of the communication process includes correct interpretations of nonverbal and unwritten statement; however, one must observe his or her suitability when they communicate. In addition, we learn how to manage the message as much as we
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Laura Darden March 24, 2014 XBCOM/275 – W2A1 Demonstrative Communication Communication is a means for a sender to forward information to a receiver. A sender is an individual with a particular message or point they need to convey to one other or several other individuals, called receiver(s). Demonstrative communication can be defined as a form of communication that is verbal, nonverbal or unwritten. Verbal communication is spoken communication in a face to face situation. Nonverbal and unwritten
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