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    Promotion Campaign for LED Lighting Zhuoxian Li University of Southern California Promotion Campaign for LED Lighting Future of LED Lighting Now is the time of an information age‚ in which energy plays an essential role in people’s life. People rely heavily on various kinds of resources to support their daily life‚ especially gas and electricity. However‚ as a result of excessive exploitation of natural resources‚ the world is now facing a global energy crisis‚ which is triggered by the fast-paced

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    Why would they benefit from using psychological concepts and theories in their work practice • What concepts/theories in psychology would improve their work practice • How could they use these psychological ideas in their work • What would the benefits be to their quality of work Based on Nursing Care Allied Health (2010)‚ a social worker is an academic profession that provides immense aid and service for people across all sectors in the society that deals in personal‚ social and spiritual

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    Problem-Orientated Policing originated in the late 1970’s when professionals sought out to improve the quality and effectiveness of policing. There are several issues within policing such as lack of efficiency‚ inconsistency‚ and ill-equipped leadership. Police have numerous duties ad task to fulfil; they deal with not only civil matters‚ but criminal offenses as well. However‚ it is important to assure that each job is being completed to the officer’s best ability to diffuse the situation while

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    Critical Issues in Policing Stephanie Schultz CJA214 3-10-14 Memo Espinoza Abstract There is an abundance of issues when concerning policing. In this paper the following things will be discussed: the dangers of policing‚ less-than-lethal-weapons‚ technology used in policing‚ and police corruption and how it relates to this paper. Critical Issues in Policing Policing has grown in possibly the most positive and beneficial direction since the beginning of time. It is a constant grueling and agonizing

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    CHAPTER ONE: INTRODUCTION 1.1 BACKGROUND Community policing is a policing strategy and philosophy based on the notion that community interaction and support can help control crime and reduce fear‚ with community members helping to identify suspects‚ detain offenders‚ bring problems to the attention of police‚ or otherwise target the social problems which give rise to a crime problem in the first place. Community policing is a philosophy that promotes organizational strategies that support the

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    people to be discovered over the past few years. While the collection of personal data is no immediate harm to anyone‚ it becomes an issue when the data is used for malicious purposes. This includes spying and tracking people based on their internet history. Furthermore‚ data can be used by police forces to predict crimes and their victims before they occur. Although this may seem like a flawless idea‚ it can have harmful side-effects‚ such as removing the opportunity for decisions to be made by the

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    Public versus Private Policing CJA 500 April 19‚ 2010 Chris Bragg Public versus Private Policing In recent years‚ both the numbers of police officers in the United States has been declining. However‚ the rates for many white-collar crimes‚ such as computer crimes‚ employee theft‚ and fraud‚ are increasing. Public policing has been known to have a monopoly on policing until the increased trend in private policing in the United States. Public and private policing have many similarities

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    Negative aspects of Community Policing People have been wary of police through the years .Through those years’ certain times police officer neglect to do his or her duty.Chance are they choose to look ovr the rules and regulation.In turn causing an u roar in thire community or town.Making people turn on the good people who have held up the law.Community policing must be held up by people who will hold up the law by all means.The effects of the situation have come to cause a neagiv effect that has

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    Media framing is when the media assigns their own meanings to events by focusing on small parts of the event that correlate with the beliefs they want to portray. A prime example of media framing is the events of the Foxconn suicides detailed within “Worker-Intellectual Unity: Trans border Sociological Intervention in Foxconn”. As one can determine from the study‚ the Chinese government did very little to relieve or bring attention to the events occurring at Foxconn‚ a company that produces Apple

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    contributions to individual intelligence‚ and explain what psychologists mean by the heritability of intelligence. Genetic contribution to intelligence does exist‚ yet it does not necessarily predict or determine one’s intelligence. Findings by researchers suggest that that genetics do influence intelligence‚ but also that it does not do so reliably or completely. Twin researcher Thomas Bouchard estimated that genetics contributes to “about 70 percent” (p 340) to the intelligence test score of any given

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