Assessing individuals with a mental disorder requires a professional to possess specific skills and knowledge. One common disorder that requires attention is anxiety. Anxiety is a disorder that causes a person to have a feeling of worry and unease. Anxiety disorders come in many forms, Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD) is one in particular. With a lifetime prevalence of six percent (6.1%) and a year prevalence of about three percent (2.9%) (Stein, 2015), GAD is making its way into the lives of…
were administered at intake at the Beck Clinic (Beck et al., 1988). The intake sample consisted of 810 outpatients of mixed diagnostic categories. From these self-report evaluations and in accordance with the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders III (DSM-III), 21 items were selected based on two successful factor analyses of different samples (Doward, 2014). The initial item pool of 86 items was drawn from three preexisting scales: the Anxiety Checklist, the Physician’s Desk…
| 4,262.0 (c) |4,262.0 (c) | |Goods available for sale……………………….. |$5,078.0 |$5,166.0 | |Less ending inventory………………………….. | (819.8) (34) | (904.4)(152) | |Cost of goods sold………………………………... |$4,258.2 (14) |$4,261.6…
Generally the higher the production output of the firm, the lower the unit cost of their product will be. Besides output volume, the speed of production will determine the lead time from manufacture to delivery. High productivity will enable manufacturing firms to achieve shorter production cycles which equates to better competitiveness in their respective markets. Capacity management will determine how efficient the manufacturer will be in producing its goods. Over capacity will result in…
A retailer must create an assortment for all category and determine the purchase quantity for each. van Ryzin et al (1999) creaed a multinomial logit model to describe the consumer choice process and a newsboy model to represent the retailer 's inventory cost and studied how different factors affect the optimal level of assortment…
Inventory management is vital to the survival and success of the business. In order to keep track of inventory, retailers use a point-of-sale (POS) system that records each transaction as the items are read by a bar code scanner (Vonderembse & White, 2013). This information is used to analyze customer sales data, buying history and pricing information. Alliance Supermarkets has been using a point of sale (POS) system for some time to track its inventory. This paper will formulate new and…
Q. 2 Define in detail the attributes of “value” when buying and co-designing a $50,000 wedding ring. What creates a wonderful buying experience? Attributes When buying and co-designing a $50,000 wedding ring, value is a major part of the buying process. Some of the factors that attributed to the value of this process is amazing customer service, great business values and ethics, and knowledgeable staff. Each one of these plays a major part from the instant a customer walks through the door…
Introduction Properly matching costs with sales is a major role in accounting for inventory. The matching principle is used to decide how much of the cost of the goods available for sale is deducted from sales and how much is carried forward as inventory and matched against future sales. Four very common methods used to assign costs to inventory and to cost of goods sold are as follows: (1) Specific identification; (2) First-In, First-Out (FIFO); (3) Last-In, First-Out (LIFO); (4) Weighted…
firm’s Inventory account. • Inventory Balance $2000 (purchased) - $1200 (sales) - $300 (returns) = $500 c) Absence of a purchases account is due to purchases, purchase returns and allowances, sales and sales returns are recognized in the inventory account balance. Perpetual inventory systems show all changes in inventory in the “inventory” account. Purchase accounts are not used in the perpetual inventory system. This is to keep the inventory balance current at all times. 4. Inventory…
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