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    My Personal Growth

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    disabilities. Fixed sidewalks for those who are wheelchair users, differently more crosswalks and pedestrian lights that announce when to pass safely for those who are blind, and even more awareness that the student wellness center has therapy and group sessions for those who are dealing with mental…

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    Emotions In Late Childhood

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    characteristic of their emotional self, is how they compare themselves to others. Children of late childhood find self-understanding in their social aspects of life. This would include their own social descriptions and relationships to the social groups they associate with (Santrock, p. 338). Other social aspects of life would include the comparisons they find…

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    Conflict theorist proclaims that society is constantly undergoing change and it’s driven by class conflict. Conflict theorists examine how different dynamics of racial and ethnic relations divide groups, all while maintaining the power of the majority . The dominant group could be defined through racial categories or, through social class. Relationships — within a given society — are based on power, or force instead of consensus, and assimilation. Immigrants are used as a tool for…

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    The Purpose Of Nationalism

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    Nationalism itself could be defined as a sense of belonging, of people who identify and create a sense of understanding due to the common culture and characteristics among themselves, hence be called as a nation. “It is an ideological movement for the attainment and maintenance of autonomy, unity, and identity on behalf of a population deemed by some of its members to constitute an actual or potential ‘nation’” (Tarling 2004, p. 15). The core of nationalism is nation hence it projects an…

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    The culture of every individual is expressed not only in good breeding, in the way of dressing or level of intelligence quotient, but also in the manner we speak. The “Tu (singular you) – Vous (plural you)” distinction in speech helps to differentiate “familiar” and “polite” forms. In ancient times T/V symbolized class difference, now it is mostly used for asymmetrical relationship, to show solidarity. Nowadays, the use of T/V also depends on the country and its traditions and norms of…

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    Business Ethics Assignment: The Volkswagen (VW) “emissions cheating” scandal Submitted to Prof. Achal Raghavan Submitted by Group B8 Ashwin Bhandare (155027) Chiranjeev Hazarika (155039) Sagar Pednekar (155089) Sonakshi Chopra (155130) Udit Agrawal (155142) Section: B Submitted on 08.02.2016 INTRODUCTION Volkswagen is a German car manufacturer established in 1946. At present, Volkswagen is the second largest manufacturer of automaker in world. To meet the EPA’s guidelines, Volkswagen…

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    Car Industry Analysis

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    This paper examines the international industry dynamics of the car industry. The focus is on analyzing how the industry has undergone transformation since the 1990s to the present day with regard to competition between different players in the industry. Question One: Car industry dynamics The automotive industry started gaining momentum in the U.S during the 1890s, with Chrysler Corporation and Citroen being among the first automotive companies. At the time, the U.S only had few companies…

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    At some point in their lives, everyone goes through that archetypal phase of teenage rebellion. While this may be slightly different from person to person, almost all kids rebel at some point in their childhood. Their rebellion, however, will differ and depend on their own personal situation or environment. Even when talking about one single person, rebellion changes with the situation. This is exhibited in many ways in real life and literature. In Persepolis, Marjane Satrapi employs graphic and…

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    derived from Chinese characters: ‘Ki’ meaning “rise up” and ‘A’ meaning Asia interpreted as “Rising out of Asia”. Kia had humble beginnings starting with bicycles and motor cycles and today it has grown and is part of global Hyundai-Kia Automotive Group which is the 5th largest vehicle manufacturer in the world. Kia motors produces over 3 million vehicles a year with assembly and 14 manufacturing…

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    PESTLE ANANLYSIS OF HYUNDAI MOTORS Political Factors that affect Automobile industry Every automobile industry is subject to effects caused by the political factors. This PESTLE analysis models impacts the Governments and other political factor affecting the industries. In Hyundai’s case, the following are the significant political external factors affecting them 1. Political stability in most major markets (opportunity) 2. Free trade agreements (opportunity) 3. Governmental support for…

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