PART 1——— This is a short one. (if you like this stuff here is the book link) IO psychology is the application of all that we have just talked about to make people work together better. Why do some people seem to think that they are better than others? Why do they feel that the … Read more
Greek, Egyptian, Mesopotamian… Choose Two of those mythic systems and a male/female couple from each of the two systems you chose (for example, Zeus/Hera from the Greeks or Osiris/Isis from the Egyptians or Tammuz/Inanna from the Mesopotamians, etc. — there are other possibilities as well). Compare and contrast the two couples and their stories to … Read more
For this News Briefing Quest Assignment, you will choose and analyze a U.S. political news article found on the website RealClearPolitics. 1st Paragraph: Summarize the most important information from the article in your own words. As noted in the syllabus, TurnItIn will be used on all assignments to detect plagiarism. (See Academic Honesty policy in … Read more
STEP ONE – INITIAL POST: By Wednesday, you will be required to initially post your thoughts and include the name of the company and context for your observation. The initial post is due by Wednesday, allowing you to have the opportunity to respond to each other’s posts by the due date on Sunday. Please see … Read more
STEP ONE – INITIAL POST: By Wednesday, you will be required to initially post your thoughts and include the name of the company and context for your observation. The initial post is due by Wednesday, allowing you to have the opportunity to respond to each other’s posts by the due date on Sunday. Please see … Read more
The purpose of this essay is to reflect on how you search for and evaluate information in everyday or academic situations. Instructions: Write a 250-word essay describing a specific instance when you searched for information. This could be a personal experience (e.g., finding a restaurant while traveling) or an academic task. Use the prompts below … Read more
The purpose of this essay is to reflect on how you search for and evaluate information in everyday or academic situations. Instructions: Write a 250-word essay describing a specific instance when you searched for information. This could be a personal experience (e.g., finding a restaurant while traveling) or an academic task. Use the prompts below … Read more
Watch the video to learn how Phil Hansen discovered his unique talent. Talk about a moment in your life when you were able to “embrace a limitation and drive-up creativity” (Hansen, 2013). Develop your ideas by writing at least two (2) well-developed paragraphs.
Watch the video to learn how Phil Hansen discovered his unique talent. Talk about a moment in your life when you were able to “embrace a limitation and drive-up creativity” (Hansen, 2013). Develop your ideas by writing at least two (2) well-developed paragraphs.
Use the Weight-of-Reasons Framework to figure out what you would do in the following situation. As you do so, apply the lessons from Module 4. Identify the social influences on your decision, and in identifying possible courses of action, consider whether you should exercise voice, blow the whistle, or exit (where they are applicable). If … Read more