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    Unit 11 The Purpose of a Professional Supervision The purpose of a professional supervision is it allows the employee to reflect on there own practice and development. The meeting gives the employee the opportunity to voice their opinions about there work whether positive or negative. Supervision is an ongoing reviewing process‚ it identity’s tasks and establishes support required in order to meet the expected standard of performance. It enables and guides a supervisee towards competent and accountable

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    Search patterns vary and depend on the type of scene‚ the victims and suspect’s actions as well as the location and size of the area. Having someone in command can eliminate or lessen the chances of evidence or effort being duplicated. While each scene and victim may need a different search pattern‚ each pattern searches the probable points of entry first and any exits possibly used by the criminal. A line/strip search is one that is used by one or two investigators who walk in straight lines

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    Page 1 of 2 Nonverbal Listening Patterns I chose graded project number one‚ being Nonverbal Listening Patterns. Nonverbal listening patterns means‚ certain messages through a variety of cues such as body language and tone of voice. As I observe myself on two separate occasions. Choosing two people with whom I know: Vickie L. my sister and Avery D. a loan officer‚ at our local bank. The exercises consist of two different conversations. While speaking with each person I was to analyze my

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    it effects our lives. We as individuals are social beings who are ranked in categories within the hierarchy of society‚ but within our society we have the means to progress up the hierarchy and become part of the elite. Social inequalities are functional for the elite as they are the ones with the power and control over us as we are socially controlled. Social stratification affects the way we think about life. If were born in Ethiopia you would be illiterate and you would expect the same from

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    of a rural setting the majority of Australia’s population is and always has been most concentrated in urban centres and capital cities. Forster refers to this Metropolitan Primacy as one of the most striking features of the Australian settlement pattern (Forster‚ 2004). The history of the development and urbanisation of Australia and its cities has been a unique process‚ which does not necessarily conform to the process seen in other countries. To fully understand modern Australian cities one must

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    Article Analysis: Tobacco Consumption Patterns Introduction Tobacco consumption patterns have been fluctuating continuingly ever since the first determined need was made. Tobacco is widely used for a number of different products. Most commonly known use of tobacco is in the manufacturing of cigarettes. To understand the consumption pattern of tobacco‚ a person must know a few key ideas in business. A person must know what economics‚ microeconomics‚ law of supply and demand‚ and factors that

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    of development depending on events of what will happen while growing in age‚ as like Maslows hierarchy of needs are shown you need all acpects to develop‚ you need (qouting from Maslows hierarchy of needs) basic needs such as physiological needs (Health‚food‚sleep)‚ safety needs (shelter‚ removel‚ belonging and love needs (love‚ affection‚ being a part of groups)‚ esteam needs (self-esteem and esteem from others) to finally you will reach the top to self-actualisation needs (Achieving individual

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    The immigration pattern in the United States affects the Americans economy.There are many undocumented people from central America working and living the United States.The effects of the immigrations pattern on the American economy are that immigrants pay taxes‚ immigrants work low paying jobs‚ and their children go to college and get jobs. Many people say that immigrants do not pay taxes.Immigrant pay consumer taxes.”Immigrant pay taxes‚ in the form of income property‚sales‚and taxes at the federal

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    Alysa Torino Mrs. Bellottie AP English III 22 October 2014 The Intricate Patterns of Gatsby F. Scott Fitzgerald designed his most famous novel around intricate patterns and motifs such as weather and color. Her pays very close attention to detail‚ such as the time it is impeccably hot to the color that shines at the end of Daisy’s dock. This directly correlates to the mood and the atmosphere throughout the novel‚ which is what Fitzgerald is trying to get the reader to feel. For the first time Daisy

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    Mendel on Patterns of Inheritance Mendel was the first to see that traits in each person were passed down‚ not just from the parents‚ but also from grandparents‚ great-grandparents‚ great-great-grandparents‚ etc. He also figured out that not every person is the same as his or her own parents. Some of these traits can come from other family members that are no longer living. Mendel is the first to also describe these traits as passages through the generations. There are at least three reasons

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