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    that society continues to struggle with over the course of history is the idea of change. Individuals act as if through change, a post-apocalyptic society will occur, and all hope of growth will be eradicated. When people just accept what governs their lives without understanding how it affects them, it leads to an uneducated, close minded machine of cogs performing mundane things leveled on a plateau. Proper change to a society can be a prosperous move within a system. The Athenians had a…

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    Old conventions change slowly. For instance, severe social problems—religious groups’ pessimistic perspective on homosexuality or people’s unregenerate perspective of racism—cannot change within a few years. Likewise, old habits never go away from people’s unconscious routines, same as crumpling up a piece of paper with one hand. When most people believe that breaking habits is as hard as breaking a rock with a drop of water, Charles Duhigg, the author of The Power of Habit, claims that habits…

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    World War Changes

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    There are a lot of changes that someone could talk about. From the improvement of technology to World Wars, to even the change of people as well. While some people love to be traditional, others like to be more modern. No one’s knows which is right or wrong, it just up to you. The changes that challenges these traditional are the improvement of technology, the World Wars, and the people themselves. The first one that a lot of people are going to say that change everything was technology.…

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    In the work environment, organizational change can affect employee satisfaction, productivity, and overall success of the company. Organizations can change in structure, work process, and culture. Since change is inevitable in any situation, it is important to deal with change effectively and adapt to achieve positive results. For some employees, change in the workplace may cause them stress and lead them to become resistant to change. Leaders of an organization can help employees adapt to new…

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    Case Study: Sea Treasures

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    Short-term and Long-term Change for Sea Treasures Change occurs in many different ways within a company or organization that affect everyone from customers to employees of various levels and or ranks. At Sea Treasures, a company that has been in business for over 50 years, is a company affected by change that negatively hit them causing effects that would need both short-term and long-term changes to keep the company successful. In order for change to occur there needs to be and understanding…

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    Change Initiative

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    organization’s no longer depends on its production facilities or financial strength, but rather on its capacity to embrace change (Peus et al., (2009). For change initiative to be successful, leaders must possess strategic vision, communication process, values, and actions that will enable them to execute the plan. (Urhuogo, & Williams, 2011). Role of…

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    Changes In Football

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    the countless years the rules have been kept the same and the ways it would change the nature of the game, the rules should be adjusted to enhance the gameplay experience and make it safer. Football regulations have been increasingly changing throughout the course of the past decade and out of all sports, whether it be baseball, soccer, basketball, or hockey, has been one of the most changed sports. One of these changes, the instant replay rule, has been a major impact on all sports, but most…

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    take for me to make these changes. The first goal that I would like to achieve is to improve my emotional adaptability skills. Step one, the behavior that I must stop displaying is letting my emotions…

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    account for the future. Transitioning into a new context can have serious repercussions, whether they be positive or negative. If someone is to move into a new situation, their personal attitude and opinions must change to adapt to the circumstance. A change in these values may subsequently lead to positive or negative outcomes, depending on the nature of the transition itself. This idea is clearly depicted through the characters in J.C Burke’s “The Story of Tom Brennan”, and the character of…

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    shaped into different forms in order to look like the ideal women. Most women wouldn’t agree with these changes to their bodies because in a way, they would start to feel insecure about themselves and also disrespected but what people don’t understand is that companies do this so they can make more money and become more popular according to other companies. Some people would say that these changes to women’s bodies actually makes them look bad and unsupported because everyone has different…

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