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    Good post this week! I especially liked how you outlined the strategies that are used by all emergency responders. Implementing strategies and training is essential to successfully responding to any hazard. First responders especially police officers have a daunting task of figuring out what is the best approach for a given situation. One’s protective gear and other PPEs (Personal Protective Equipment) is a critical aspect of any response team. It is at this stage where failure and success of a

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    Juvenile Offenders Should Be Rehabilitated Out of the 100‚000 juvenile offenders released every year in the United States‚ a large percentage of them have drug and/or mental health problems according to the Department of Justice. Another study done by the Department of Justice also showed that about 82% of these juvenile offenders were arrested again within 3 years. The criminal justice system should rehabilitate juvenile offenders instead of treating them like the adult offenders and locking

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    are important to the organized offender. The organized offender is socially adept as he uses his verbal skills to compel and manipulate his victims. He is also excited about the cruelty of the murder and may torture and control the victim sexually. Organized offenders are elusive and meticulous‚ making them harder to catch because they leave little or no evidence at the crime scene (Hickey‚ 2012). Characteristics of Disorganized Offenders The disorganized offender is normally below average intelligence

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    Core Competencies

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    solve problems. However‚ as the leader of the team he or she has the final say in making the decisions. A participative leader supports and encourages his or hers team. The effectiveness of this leadership leads to correct decision for all that is involved. The leader of participative style uses the team’s creativity‚ knowledge‚ skills‚ and education to help reach the decisions. A leader who does this is considered fair and not favoring one side or the other. Leaders with the above qualities and

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    Cooking Competency

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    "Food establishment" means an operation where food is processed‚ packed‚ canned‚ preserved‚ or frozen . Health Regulations - Food Establishments Food handlers Every person directly handling unwrapped or unprotected food shall keep clean and wear clean‚ light-colored‚ washable clothing while on duty. Adequate dressing space shall be provided apart from any room in which food may be opened to contamination. Toilet rooms are not considered adequate quarters to be used as dressing rooms. Such

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    Mental Ability

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    The Mental Ability of Selected San Pedro College of Business Administration Students in Relation to their Academic Performance A Thesis Proposal Presented to the Faculty of the Psychology Department San Pedro Colleges of Business Administration Km30 Old National Highway Barangay Nueva‚ San Pedro Laguna. In Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Degree of Bachelor of Science in Psychology. Aman‚ Juan Carlo M. Lope‚ Bryan P. Grijaldo‚ Floyd Christopher A. Chapter

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    MENTAL HEALTH PACK 1. Evaluate two different views on the nature of mental well-being and mental health: The term well-being can be used in different ways The New Economic Foundation describes well-being as how people experience their own lives. It is more than the absence of problems and illness‚ personal and social factors‚ and it is not just about happiness but enabling individuals and communities to do well in life and flourish. In 2011‚ the Government defined mental health as “The art

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    Competency Model

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    complex and challenging society. Of paramount importance‚ is the need for these emerging leaders to embrace integrity while serving their communities and their professions. Recognizing the need to prepare the next generation of leaders for the State of Michigan‚ in 1997 CMU established the Central Michigan University Leadership Institute (Appendix A) to offer leadership development programs to university students‚ mid-level managers in the private‚ public‚ education and service sectors‚ and students

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    Children From Being Solicited By Convicted Sex Offenders On The Internet: The Need For A Federal Mandate Introduction The Internet has taken a number of society’s problems and vices‚ and exacerbated them. This paper will touch upon one of those vices‚ the sexual solicitation of children. The Internet has provided convicted sex offenders with virtually unfettered access to society’s most vulnerable victims. No longer are convicted sex offenders relegated to stalking their victims at places

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    Mental Capacity Act The Mental Capacity Act is designed to protect people who can’t make decisions for themselves or lack the mental capacity to do so. This could be due to a mental health condition‚ a severe learning difficulty‚ a brain injury‚ a stroke or unconsciousness due to an anaesthetic or sudden accident. The act’s purpose is: * To allow adults to make as many decisions as they can for themselves. * To enable adults to make advance decisions about whether they would like future

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