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    When discussing reality, several questions emerge regarding what reality is. A reality, "the real situation that exist," (Merriam-Webster.com) consists of two forms-perceived reality and actual reality. One spends his or her entire life trying to decipher the difference between the two forms; yet to truly understand reality, it is essential that you comprehend both. Plato 's "Allegory of the Cave," Dick Gregory 's "Shame" and Frederick Douglass ' "Learning to Read and Write" illustrate examples of

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    There are two perspectives in the study of emotions, the ability and the trait based perspectives. The ability based perspective views emotions as a skill/tool that can be learned through social interaction. The trait based perspective is concerned more with personalities, specifically how the different personalities adapt to personal and social implementation (Salovey, 1990). In the past most researchers of interpersonal communication have look at emotions within our social relationships using the

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    always been there, that it is a physical concept which we can completely understand and one that has set rules that cannot change. However this is not the case and we only have to look just over two thousand years into the past to see the use of Roman Numerals, where numbers were represented by letters or four thousand years in the past to see the unrealistic yet beautiful base-60 number system used by the Babylonians to realise that whilst the overall concept is the same, to group things of the same

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    Another concept of how children are taught authority is proposed by Professor Marta Laupa. Her research of the development mental psychology has lead her to believe that childrens ideas and understanding of obedience do not come from reward and punishment, but from early understanding of social organization and status (Laupa 333). Social status and the concept of reward and punishment all greatly influence our first understandings of

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    For an employee to be aware in this situation, a good concept to note would be how other loans similar to the one they are offering have performed in the past. The officer could analyze each one and determine the right path they might have chosen based on the criteria. As a result, they have more knowledge of

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    UNIT 6669 presents as a contained horror film. The concept is familiar in which a group of young adults are trapped inside a building with a masked killer, who stalks them one-by-one and kills them. This type of premise is considered tried and true, but because there have been so many films with the same concept, to be successful the story and/or the characters needs to offer the genre something new and refreshing. Thus, the script needs to find a more unique hook to stand out from other similar

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    Biases Are All Around Us

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    Biases are all around us. We a biased in almost everything we think, say and do because our implicit attitudes allow us to think a certain way, sometimes without even noticing. Biases are ways we unfairly respond to others and groups because of certain stereotypes, prejudices and discriminations. One type of bias that we tend to express is when we are in a group, we tend to showcase intergroup bias; which involves how we view the group we’re a part of relative to other groups. Intergroup bias is

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    Mind that are inspirational and encouraging. For that reason, this synopsis examines the effectiveness of motivational speaking against the concepts that are found in Bateman and Snell’s text to propose that communication, motivating and inspiring people are essential to being an effective leader. Discussion The motivational video expresses a few concepts discussed this week, including: communication, motivating and inspiring people. First, communication is used in every form of our daily living

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    important aspect of human relations. Without the ability to effectively communicate, there would be no human relations or less than satisfactorily relations. Effective interpersonal communication can be divided into five main concepts. The following will focus on these five main concepts

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    Before starting a business, entrepreneurs need to take and use the methods to generate creative ideas for product to be marketed and test new ideas. The methods are the focus group method, brainstorming, brainwriting and problem inventory analysis. These methods are best suitable for an organization that needs expansion in products or services First is focus group method, focus group is defined as a group of individuals providing information in a structured format. A moderator leads the group of

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