Trustworthiness

The print advertisement for Carl Jr. successfully incorporates the rhetorical triangle by effectively persuading readers through visual communication. Each point of the rhetorical triangle is important for the success of the communication of the ad. The three points correspond with one of Aristotle’s three appeals. This would include logos, ethos, and pathos. The beautiful and fit model eating the burger creates a sense of logos towards women by logical reasoning. It sends a message to the…

Responsible for shaping the upper echelons of middle age Chinese society, Confucius reveals his thoughts on how society should should be run by the government as well as royalty. Furthermore, Confucius narrows his expectations to what he believes to be key values that everyone in society must conform to such as ren (kindness), li (everyday norms), yi (altruism), and zhi (morality). His writing evinces a very conservative stance when it comes to citizens conforming to these values. The Analects…

A perfect person does not exist. In reality, everyone has flaws, even including our heroes. A tragic hero is a highly respected person who has a fatal weakness, or tragic flaw that leads to his or her downfall. In William Shakespeare’s play, Julius Caesar, Marcus Brutus plays the role of tragic hero. This is shown through his nobility, his fatal flaw, and his downfall. Brutus was an honorable man who took part in the conspiracy not because he “loved Caesar less but that [he] loved Rome more”.…

Warren G. Harding is regarded as one of the worst presidents in American history. Why you might ask, is he held in so little regard? During his presidency, Harding allowed appointed friends and family, known as the spoils system, to official positions which allowed for a great amount of corruption. Such as, the Veterans Bureau Scandal. In which Harding allowed for the corrupt leader to escape to Europe as well as another member of the board to flee Washington D.C. and his name was removed from…

The norms and traditions of sport still reinforce and perpetuate notions of hegemonic masculinity, and for women who want to play in these sports, they are either given supportive roles in coed sports or must play the sports with all women teams, which can turn away female participants. The purpose of the study was to examine the impact of the coed aspect of the sport of quidditch on its participants, and to determine how the structure and rules of the sport influenced participants’ attitudes…

Implementation of HR strategy The implementation process of HR strategy is a key element of business success. By involving Human Resources in discussion of strategic policies, the organization has a better chance of being effective in implementing these policies. The trailer repair market has lots of competition, Gateway Trailer and Repair will differentiate themselves through their customer service focus. In order to achieve this and give them the competitive advantage the HR strategic plan…

What security compromises have occurred by these potential actors during the eight years of President Obama? One of the key elements to minimize the impact of the insider threat is to “Establish trustworthiness – and seek to reduce the threat by establishing a high level of assurance in the trustworthiness of people…” We have not identified a large body of potentially untrustworthy people. Individuals and groups falling within these categories of insider threats have had ample incentive to…

A Project Leader (PL) sets the tone at the very beginning of any project. The success of the project falls directly on the PL and it begins with how effective they are as a communicator. There are many techniques that a PL can use to start off on the right foot. The Project Management Communication Model, Berlo’s Model, and the Eleven Communication Skills of Effective Project Leaders will be identified from the PL’s point of view. An effective PL can utilize the Project Management Communication…

1994-1995 as a reference for examples of race talk. Lewis also described how when she noticed race talk at the school, she would immediately reconstruct the conversation. Video recording or a more formalized process would have increased the trustworthiness of her data. Even though Pollock (2004) did not use video recording, her data collection process seemed more formalized than Lewis’s method. Pollock spent two days a week conducting participant observation in classroom for the entire…

what actually makes a person a strong leader. Others disagree that leaders are made. To be a good leader, you have to train and learn the specific skills needed. Some of the most important qualities of a leader are: good work ethic, honesty, trustworthiness, confidence, optimism, and respect. A good leader also surrounds themselves with intelligent people. Without these, a leader isn’t a very good one. Leaders are born…