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    assess the impact of Intelligence reform on the Global War on Terror. The research question is as follows: ??What is the impact of post-September 11th, 2001, intelligence reform on the Global War on Terror?? Secondary research questions might include: ?What is the impact of post-September 11th, 2001, emphasis on human intelligence on the Global War on Terror?? As well, another avenue of research could include: ?What is the impact of post-September 11th, of signals intelligence on the Global War…

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    The Central Intelligence Agency also known as the CIA was created by created by President Franklin D Roosevelt as an addition to the OSS or Office of Strategic Services (OSS) in 1942. William J. Donovan was elected by President Roosevelt to be the lead analyst of the new intelligence agency. Soon after World War two ended the OSS was abolished leaving the CIA as the main intelligence insight for the United States. After the death of Franklin D Roosevelt, Vice President Truman took office on…

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    1. Introduction Emotional intelligence (EI) is the ability to identify, express, and discriminate feelings. After use the ability, we can use them to understand the different viewpoints, solving problems, reflect and monitor order’s moods, but when we wanted the emotional demand and function to be effective. Therefore, it needs to contain our individual context and self experiences to function on emotional intelligence (McKenna & Webb, 2013). On the other hand, Perter Salovey and John D. Mayer…

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    employers really want from employees depend on the types of their companies or the specific careers, but there are some qualities that employers always require, no matter the position or company. The first quality that many employers always require is intelligence. In all studies, they have been found that 76 percent of the productivity…

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    LEARNING ACTIVITY #1 Emotional Intelligence Test How Did You Score? The result indicated that I have a “high score on emotional intelligence.” What Does Your Score Mean? “People who score high on emotional intelligence tend to be skilled at interpreting, understanding, and acting upon emotions. They are adept at dealing with social or emotional conflicts, expressing their feelings, and dealing with emotional situations. The results of my emotional intelligence tests said that I am good…

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    The term ‘intelligence’ is broadly defined by many as the mental capacity to acquire and apply knowledge and skills. The word itself has a positive connotation and is used to describe someone with a high intellectual abilities or brainpower. However, there is no standard definition of what constitutes intellectual capacity or brainpower. To find a satisfying answer as to what intelligence is, many psychologists have studied it and came up with different theories that define intelligence. The…

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    multiple intelligence theory, the introduction of all intelligences in the education system is of great advantage to the learners and society at large. As explained by Gardener, “initial ways of intelligence testing are not competent due to their biases to only one type of intelligence” (Gardner 32). Introduction of all intelligences in the education systems will enable individuals get the understanding that everyone has got a mind of their own. Through the introduction of the various…

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    It is important to have positive intelligence because it is the science and routine of making power over your specific identity so you can accomplish your most extreme limit for both fulfillment and accomplishment. You require profitable academic conviction systems. When you have that, you will investigate your life in an ideal way. Motivation is not that draining as resentment, wretchedness or stuff that way. So it is fundamental to make feelings that are critical for you, that favorable…

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    Machine learning is the subfield of artificial intelligence that deals with training an agent to perform a task or a set of tasks, without the need to be explicitly programmed. The learning process is made possible as the agent uses previously observed data to make decisions, while at the same time, it receives feedback for its actions and as a result, it is able to improve its performance on future tasks. Different subcategories of machine learning algorithms are defined according to the way…

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    In chapter five of Daniel Goleman's book, Emotional Intelligence, on one side of the spectrum there is self mastery and on the other is giving into our passions, he writes, "the goal is balance, not emotional suppression: every feeling has its value and significance" (1995 p.56). Naturally everyone is going to experience highs and low on the emotional roller coaster. He believes that the "art of soothing ourselves" is one of the most basic skills that a person needs to develop (1995 p. 57).…

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