Tone of voice Why have you chosen the tone of voice that you have. Why were others discounted?…
E/M codes play a very important role in the billing process, the E/M codes represents 50% of all services rendered to the patient. To assign these E/M codes you must take certain criteria into consideration, such as place of service, the type of service, and the patient status. There must be documentation to support these codes. These codes are necessary for the ultimate reimbursement from Medicare, Medicaid, and also private insurances.…
The Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) is govern commercial transaction through modernized laws. The primary purpose of the UCC is clarify and unify commercial laws.…
The second reason I recommend Code Talkers is for teaching you that hard work pays…
“Code Talker”, by Joseph Bruchac is about the life of a Navajo boy growing into a man. It describes his life as a child on an Indian Reservation up to adulthood. The story is told through the main character’s point of view, thoughts and actions. The book tells of the difficulties that the Navajo people faced in the white man’s world. It tells of the life lessons that the difficulties taught the Navajo boy. It addresses the overall values of the Navajo people and how they were treated by the white men. The book develops into the story of how the main character accepted his role in World War II as a Code Talker. The role of the main character and other Navajo young men contributed to the success of the United States Marines winning the war.…
Assimilation is the process in where individuals or groups of people differing ethnic heritage are absorbed into the dominant culture of a society. The process of assimilating involves taking on the traits of the dominant culture to such a degree that the assimilating group becomes socially indistinguishable from other members of the society. Assimilation can be forced or voluntary. (http://www.britannica.com/topic/assimilation-society). In the novel Code Talker, Joseph Bruchac clearly shows the assimilation of the Navajo Indians. Code Talker is about a boy named Kii who must leave everything behind to go to a strict school that only allows English. Going to this new school is hard for him. Kii knows little to no English since he grew up speaking Navajo. When he gets a little older he learns he can join the Marines in WWII where he is asked to speak a secret code that involves his native language. His experiences helped save our nation and in the end, made him a hero. Kii Yahzi demonstrates growth as a character as he assimilates to his ever-changing environment.…
-Situational adaptability: the ability of individuals to adapt their manner of communication to various social situations…
example during handover, this is formal due to the sensitive nature where personal information is passed…
From ancient Egyptians to Julius Caesar to Mary Queen of Scots to modern times, nations, kings and their armed forces have always had an overarching need for secure methods of communications. During World War I, the United States Army experimented, with limited success, with the use of Native American tribal languages, such as the Comanche and Choctaw, in the place of codes (Paul 7). The use of ancient languages in modern times had also been attempted by various governments, but the risk of any national understanding the language chosen would compromise the entire code. During World War II, the Allied forces cracked the Enigma, the main encoding system for Nazi Germany and also the codes Red and Purple used by Imperial Japan. The need for an unbreakable code was absolutely necessary for frontline action. However, this code had to be quick, effective, and simple yet complex enough so the enemy would not be able to decipher the vital messages being sent. Then the Navajo code talkers were formed, an elite unit in the United States Marine Corps (Pincock 119). This spoken code, however, would be unique, a code within a language characterized by guttural noises, grunts, and complex inflections that are highly difficult to learn after a certain age. A perfect, unbreakable radio code was born.…
Think about how your tone, or writing style, changes based on the different types of people you will be communicating with online. Remember that tone is very important when communicating online…
Professional formal manner of conversation makes interaction clear and easy to follow as well as developing a form of respect for one another. However, there can be barriers of communication such as difficulty of hearing, seeing or speaking making interaction more difficult than usual. In this case many forms of expression is used. On the other hand, there are also internal barriers such as intellectuality, background, ethnicity, religion, emotional mindset et al. People are always going to be in some-way different, causing a clash of…
We communicate with people every day, but sometimes we do not adjust our communication style to the audience or situation at hand. This can lead to confusion, hurt feelings, or misunderstandings. Learn how to adapt the way you communicate to different situations by considering the many factors that influence the effectiveness of your communication.…
The Slave Codes were rules based on the idea that slaves were property and not people. The Slave Codes applied to anyone that was of any amount of African heritage (which established that person as black) with little regard of whether they were free or enslaved. The restrictions/rules were: the status of the offspring was that of the mother, in court their testimony was inadmissable with anything involving whites, they could make no contract, no property-ownership, even if attacked or provoked, and they cannot strike a white person. Regarding social issues, the restrictions were: the slave couldn't be away from their owner's premises without permission, they couldn't assemble unless white people were present, the slave(s) couldn't have firearms,…
Parker, Victoria.” Communication Issues related to Accents, Tone, Body Language and Fluency. Gerontology & Geriatrics Education. (2007) Vol. 28 Issue 2, p37. General One File. Apollo Library. Retrieved September 1, 2009…
In the article, “Nah, We Straight” by Vershawn Ashanti Young, debates the importance of code-switching especially in today’s society. Young defines code-switching “as the use of more than one language or languages variety concurrently in conversation” (Young 149). Code-switching is changing your language, grammar or style, to appeal to a certain social group within society. I agree with Young because this is an issue, particularly in America because the code-switching can correlate to one’s race. Several races still speak in a certain dialect that is not considered proper with society. Young describes code-switching has the capabilities to “[produce] such racial and gender prejudice” and further create “linguistics confusion” (Young 163). It…