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Validity is described as the amount of accuracy measured by an assessment tool (Phelan & Wren, 2016). Validity cannot exist without reliability, as it accounts for how much a measure can depict job performance (Gomez, Balkin & Cardy, 2016, p. 180). For the application part of our selection process, we found that our process was reliable but not valid. We used the exact same criteria for every application, meaning that the process was reliable since reliability is based on a measure of consistency (Kleiman, n.d.). However, our application rating was not valid because we did not have the same scores for each applicant as we all interpreted each question differently. For example, the application asks for special skills and proficiencies (Appendix C). The design of this question did not allow for an accurate measurement of the assessment. Having options for “one skill listed with some description” or “3+ skills listed and very detailed” left room for issues with validity. We should have had a precise definition of what “some description” or “very detailed” meant, as each of our interpretations were different. Validity was compromised because…

What are the behavior issues and/or referrals compared from 2015-16 to 2016-17 (Appendix B)? The schools seeks to address this influx by addressing unmet basic needs. The demographic profiles of students have been identified as at-risk are about 60% and are relatively close to the Title I minimum of 75% free and/or reduced lunch. What is the number of “Suitcase-city” students that have poor attendance rate compared from 2015-16 to 2016-17 (Appendix B)? As the school reviews their attendance…

assessment can be found in appendix A. Current and mastered receptive identification programs display the client’s ability to be successful at the first step in the task analysis, identifying his picture. The client has shown the ability to successfully label and master a wide variety of items; see appendix B for scores of the client’s receptive identification programs. Supporting Environments The program will be implemented at the client’s desk during the one-on-one sessions lead by an…

ABUZO Coordinator, College Research DIONICIO D. GANTE Chair, BSIT Program MARY JANE S. BITANGA Dean, CCIT APPENDIX F (REQUEST LETTER FOR RESEARCH ADVISER) Republic of the Philippines ISABELA STATE UNIVERSITY Cauayan Campus COLLEGE OF COMPUTING AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY September 28, 2009 ROSE MARY A. VELASCO IT Instructor Isabela State University- Cauayan Campus Cauayan City, Isabela Madam: Greetings! You are hereby requested as adviser of Mr. Juan A. Dela Cruz, a Bachelor…

system (WRIS). The change that I have been leading, is the implementation and continual operation of a support webpage that will improve and streamline communication between the WRIS support team and its users. The change Until recently, I found that service users would ask questions about functionality or work processes via email or over the phone. I would often find that service users from one health board will ask questions, and sometime down the line, service users within another health…

Do you follow gym and diet pages on social media? 12. How do you feel about your body after being on social media or watching TV? 13. Do you ever have the desire to work out or go shopping after being on social media? 14. What type of poses do you usually post on your social media accounts? a. Would you call them provocative? Appendix C: From the in-depth interviews I expect some of the individuals to be reserved. I do expect some of them to be more hesitant when answering…

preventing infection. For relieving the pain, the nurse would monitor the pain level and note the location, extent and if there was any pattern to the pain. The nurse would assist the patient in finding a comfortable position such as “semi-fowlers and knees up” (Huether & McCrance, 2017). This would also include attempting to reduce any activity that induced pain such as “coughing or ambulation” (Huether & McCrance, 2017). They might also give the patient an ice pack to place on the abdomen…

2, 2016). After speaking with A. Gholston, the medical assistant, the writer learned that 50 percent of the hypertensive patients in the clinic are unable to explain nonpharmacological ways to manage the illness besides lowering sodium consumption (A. Gholston, personal communication, November 1, 2016). Therefore, a HTN education program designed for African American patients will help improve the management of HTN in the primary care setting and will promote better patient outcomes. Key…

An appendectomy is the surgical removal of an infected appendix (appendicitis). While it is an emergency surgery, it is a fairly common procedure. If there is a suspected infection, the appendix must be removed so as it does not burst. In the case that the appendix bursts due to bounding appendicitis, the physician may elect to perform an open appendectomy as opposed to the less invasive laparoscopic. With an open appendectomy, an incision (roughly 2-4 inches long) is made in the lower right…

all the while being America is being coerced in a transactional world. Moreover, they encompassed meanings in a world divided by transactional and transformational leadership. As stated by O’Conner-Von, (2016) (Appendix A, Question Four) it’s in the “inclusivity of gifts” we are most vastly rewarded in our work, as goals in aligning team-based approaches are often secondary or go unrecognized. Furthermore, and most intriguing is that from spirituality to political upheaval it appears…