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    A Review of Fearon’s “Rationalist Explanations for War” War and peace have played the central role in the field of international relations. In the paper “Rationalist Explanations for War”, Fearon provides three coherent rationalist explanations for the central puzzle about war, namely, why war occurs and recurs albeit war is inefficient ex post. Fearon first refutes five rationalist arguments that accepted as tenable in previous literature. These arguments are: 1) anarchy; 2) expected benefits…

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    The Jung Typology Test

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    Another descriptor of the ISTJ personality type seems to indicate a certain amount of intolerance with the inconsistencies and failure of others to keep commitments. I confess to a certain amount of impatience and irritation with low standards. I am at times disappointed in people who do not live up to my expectations and people who a fail to keep commitments such as plans to study or saying they are going to do something and they do not do…

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    Persuasion is the force that motivates an audience to adopt your position or buy into your argument (McLean, 2010). There are six principles to persuasion or influencing people; reciprocation, liking, commitment, scarcity, authority and consensus. Reciprocation The principle of reciprocation states that when people receive something they are more likely to give something back. In the context of persuading someone, it is a good idea to give your audience an open mind and attention if you…

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    reprehensible institution of slavery. This essay explores the creation and impact of the abolitionist movement, with a specific focus on the pivotal role played by the reformer Frederick Douglass. The abolitionist movement was propelled by a fervent commitment to human rights and equality. Abolitionists passionately opposed the dehumanizing practice of enslaving fellow human beings, viewing it as a denial of basic rights and a systematic dehumanization based on race (page 3). Their goal was…

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    Question 1: Provide the full and correct APA style citation of the article. Check capitalization, punctuation, line spacing, indentation, etc. Pytlak, M. A., Zerega, L. M., & Houser, M. L. (2015). Jealousy Evocation: Understanding Commitment, Satisfaction, and Uncertainty as Predictors of Jealousy-Evoking Behaviors. Communication Quarterly, 63(3), 310-328. Question 2: How can you be sure this journal is scholarly (academic)? This journal is scholarly largely due to the fact that it is…

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    Two popular theoretical perspectives on race and crime that are examined in the world of criminology are strain theory and general strain theory. Strain theory which was developed in the 1930’s is a widely cited theory that deal with crime being related to individuals not living up to “culturally defined goals, purposes and interest” (Greene & Gabbidon, 2012) . General strain theory is a more modern theory that is an expansion of the strain theory. It includes the idea that the loss of…

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    Self Efficacy Paper

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    Efficacy expectations are a major determinant of people’s choice of activities, how much effort they will expend and how long they will sustain effort in dealing with stressful situations (Bandura, 1977). It makes sense that a greater capacity for job-related activities, more effort and persistence should result in better job performance. Research by Judge and Bono (2001) demonstrated a high correlational value between generalised self-efficacy and job performance. They suggest that generalised…

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    every single day. Many food service franchises have adopted the commitment to integrity in regards to their ingredients. But quality ingredients are not the only aspect that determines the successfulness of the business. We are all humans, and we respond positively to rewards and recognition from management when applicable. This is especially true when there is a goal to meet because the employees have a clear…

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    towards these exercises with a specific completed target to complete a dominating notoriety and some would battle that it manages definitely influence the alliance 's money related execution. Corporate social duty is best depicted as "the propelling commitment by business to work morally and add to financial movement, while enhancing the individual satisfaction of the workers and their families…

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    their model on 3 variables such as Accountability, Commitment, Performance Result and Skill. Skills – Teams members are expected to possess some important skills such as inter personal, technical and functional , and problem solving skill for them to be able to perform to a reasonable level within the team, which has be considered when forming the team but they can advance their skill to the level which can help in achieving the team goal Commitment – This means the team/ team members have to…

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