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    This “decision rule” plays a key factor on how the test will take place. The research nurses are not just testing with the Fatty Acid Binding Protein, but they are also using another protein called ‘Troponin.’ The results the nurses receive from this protein will…

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    Groupthink hypothesis is an essential explanatory tool in explaining why certain decisions taken may not always follow the rational model based on aspects of the decision making body itself. ‘According to the groupthink hypothesis, members of any small cohesive group tends to maintain esprit de corps by unconsciously developing a number of shared values and related norms that interfere with critical thinking and reality testing’ (Janis,(1972) 2002). The illusions of invulnerability, unlimited…

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    Johnson (1982) argues that scalar stress is a response humans’ inability to efficiently make decisions in larger groups. This is in relation to humans lacking the ability to process information effectively when there is too much conflicting information. In short, the more people there are debating over a decision the less likely there is for a final decision to be made and acted out. The solution to this problem is in the emergence of leadership. This leadership can come in…

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    advancing field of technology is an amazing feat that the human race has developed. With any strive forward, there is always negatives that come with it. Throughout history mankind has always been curious and wanted to find out way to circumvent the systems that they use. Mankind does it out of curiosity and malicious intent though. Technology has quickly attempted to block these malicious attacks through new security measures and proper training, but malicious users will always find a way.…

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    directors would never admit to having a bias toward tall males. However, this research states otherwise. Most rational people would agree that short people and tall people are equally capable of making sound business decisions. However, if this is the…

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    The Backsourcing Process

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    Introduction The purpose of this article is to analyze and compare the backsourcing decisions of two private and separate entities. This document will look into the decision making process, as well as, address how each organization managed the entire backsourcing procedure. This paper will also focus on the critical factors which would determine success or failure in this procedure. Additionally, this article will examine the similarities and differences between the two organizations.…

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    By guiding employees in the decision making process it would allow the manager to give insight that they have learned is valuable and necessary but leave the door open for new ideas. Choosing to apply this in my philosophy with further support some of my other elements, such as providing autonomy when deserved. Allowing employees to make their own final decision will give them an autonomous final verdict, but will also allow the manager to monitor…

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    Health systems have a responsibility not just to improve people’s health, but to protect them against the financial cost of illness . . . reducing the damage to one’s dignity and autonomy, and the fear and shame that sickness often brings with it – and to treat them with dignity…

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    In Meeting the Ethical Challenges of Leadership: Casting Light or Shadow, Johnson (2012) gives an overview of ethics, ethical decision-making, moral leadership processes and group and organizational dynamics. It is a very well organized book that provides reflective exercises and case studies throughout the reading. The author portrays leaders as either casting shadows or light. Shadows represent harm or destructive behavior and light expresses benefit and positivity. Those leaders that cast…

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    from his mother. That’s not Maslow’s level six. - Use projection techniques when cornered -People vote against their interest in favor of being entertained or supporting their team. It’s important to do appropriate research and stay informed -The system is parties that don’t want to solve problems (especially social), they want to take sides - Over time, our Democracy has changed from “of the people, by the people and for the people to of the industry / political donors, by the politicians, and…

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