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    Adolescence is a time of growing up, moving from the immaturity of childhood into the maturity of adulthood, of preparation of the future (Steinberg, 2014). There are many factors that contribute to the behavior of adolescence, such as family structure, socioeconomics, parenting techniques, medical conditions, and depression. Therefore, as a teacher, knowing and understanding these factors can have a large impact on the student’s academic achievement. This holds true because “teachers set the…

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    growth of the country. The article substantiates this claim by stating an example how women’s inclusion in work force has contributed to the increase in GDP of the United States of America. It also lists the other benefits like capturing of variety of consumer markets, a more qualified workforce, and reduction in employee turnover costs. With a diversified workforce it is understood that the firm can appeal to variety of customers by being sensitive to their diversified demands. Employees from…

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    I have chosen the career of an Environmental Public Relations Specialist. Growing up I’ve always loved learning about the environment. I specifically enjoyed learning about pollution, oil companies, and ocean acidification and how they not only effected then environment but how the also affected animals and humans. Oceanographer, Sylvia Earl, inspired me even more to go into a career that would help the environment. Being an Environmental Public Relations Specialist comes with a lot of…

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    stock-market crash frightened American consumers and business people, creating what one economist described as uncertainty about future income. American consumers, worried about having less money to spend in the future, stopped buying expensive items. Because of the drop in consumer demand, American manufactures began decreasing the production of consumer goods. As American industrial production declined, workers were made redundant and unemployment grew, causing American consumer spending and…

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    brought under a single corp. umbrella. - By controlling supply & prices of oil products, Standard Oil’s profits soared & Rockefeller’s $$. AND eliminating waste in the production of kerosene, the Standard Oil monopoly able to keep prices low for consumers. - Rockefeller also had dominant companies in sugar, tobacco, leather, meat. c. Antitrust Movement Middle-class feared the trusts’ unchecked power & urban elites (old wealth) resented increasing influence of the new rich, & after failing…

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    The Great Depression. This was mainly caused by the stock market crash in 1929, which was a result of over spending the 1920s. Since it was a time of economic prosperity and technological advancements, the demand for these new products were high. Consumers were willing to spend their money instead of saving it because they wanted to get these new goods. “Average Americans bought far more than they could afford” (Ashenmiller). They were able to do this because they took out money on credit and…

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    Change Management Model

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    Introduction Leading change management requires establishing a theoretical foundation that supports change initiatives. This document will research the theoretical elements of change and change management models. Addressed will be the following: factors that contributed to the organic evolution of change, methodologies used in formulating strategic development approaches, commensurate leadership and management skills used to sustain growth during change management and data retrieval and analysis…

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    The name of the company is RF Design Studio. RF Design Studio is a furniture workshop and studio that focuses on furniture recycling and transformation. Our primary business is to supply interior designers or decorators and residential clients with sustainable hand-made interior furniture. We are dedicated to converting recyclable waste materials into commercially viable products. The materials are locally sourced and locally manufactured. RF Design Studio offers a range of services. The…

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    Technology transforms the way health care functions, and it is the major contributor in advancing quality care and reduce errors That might potentially occur when caring for patients. Also, information technology on health care has shown significant progress in digitizing medical/patient records, such as Electronic Medical Records (EMRs). Laboratories, hospitals, pharmaceutical companies and other organizations treatments depend on their stored information (databases system). These organizations…

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    This essay comprises of a strengths based assessment which was conducted in a stroke rehabilitation facility. Names throughout have been changed to maintain privacy of the client. Mike (pseudonym) was admitted after he suffered from a hemorrhagic stroke. Planning care was conducted in collaboration with Mike to utilise strengths in order to gain a desired outcome when planning his care. The strengths assessment used relates accordingly to competencies 3.1 and 3.2 within interpersonal…

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