| Course Syllabus University of Phoenix College of Social Sciences SOC/100 Version 2 Introduction to Sociology Start Date: 06/19/2012 End Date: 07/23/2012 | Copyright © 2011‚ 2006 by University of Phoenix. All rights reserved. Course Description This course is an introduction to a set of sociological perspectives on human life that allow us to understand how our personal lives are affected by interpersonal relationships‚ by group affiliations‚ and by groups in interaction and conflict
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last 45 years. (N.A‚ Suicide prevention‚ 2009) 2. Southeastern and the Western Pacific regions of Asia are disproportionately affected‚ representing 60% of the world ’s suicides (N.A‚ 2008) 3. The suicide epidemic is particularly devastating in Japan‚ a country that has seen at least 30‚000 deaths from suicide annually since 1998 (Hidaka Yasuharu‚ 2008) B. Cultural Context 1. One of the primary manifestations of suicide in Japanese culture‚ it is seppuku‚ which is “a ritualized form of
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PRESENTATION OUTLINE ( Sample) Title: Advertising – Concept and Importance General purpose: is to make the readers more clear about advertising Introduction Specific purpose / proposition: to show basic concept of advertising and why its is so important for all business and to present in brief about some popular mediums of advertising being used today and professional scope. Body (main points) Concept of advertising: Support points: • basic purpose of advertising
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Critical appreciation: Erving Goffman; The presentation of self in everyday life. Erving Goffman was one of the most important Sociologists in the 20th century who focussed his study on aspects of social life. It is often argued that Goffman was “one of the twentieth century’s most remarkable practitioners of social science” (Smith‚ 2006:1). He was born on the 11th June 1922 in Alberta‚ Canada. His parents were Jewish and part of the group of Ukrainians who moved to Canada before the beginning
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Collaboration and Team Dynamics: Analysis of Learning Teams Team C February 22‚ 2014 COM/600 - information SKILLS FOR GRADUATE STUDY Learning teams consist of a small number of students grouped together‚ and working together on assignments during the duration of the course. According to University of Phoenix‚ Inc. (2006-2013)‚ “By relying on others and having others rely on you‚ you will grow your collaborative skills”. This team encourages successful performance
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discussion section. During the fourth week of the semester‚ a meeting to begin on the “Team Informative Presentation” began to change this environment into a more team-based feeling. An idea about performing a skit for our presentation excited us all and drove us towards interacting to achieve the common objective of giving our audience an original and funny presentation. This key aspect towards the development as a team also provided us with morale‚ a congruent motivation because of the desire to achieve
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458 Week 5 Learning Team Persuasive Communication Presentation comprises answer on the following task: "Learning Team Persuasive Communication Presentation Use the issue addressed in your previous Learning Team Activity and Assignment.Select the most appropriate format to persuade your intended audience of the resolution to your issue. Possible formats include a political campaign‚ a city council proposal‚ an editorial article‚ a commercial‚ a radio-style podcast‚ a comprehensive political
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Outline for Team Building & Team Building Activities Introduction 1 What is a team? 2 Why build a team? 3 How do you build a team? 4 Team Formation 5 What are the advantages for team members? 6 What are the organizational benefits? First main point 1 Teams are made up of people‚ and people come with a cornucopia of styles‚ backgrounds‚ attitudes‚ skills and knowledge. Not surprisingly‚ teams often do not function at an ideal level when they first come
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Learning Team problem resolutions As we set down for our brief session as a learning team it became quite apparent that in the event of a conflict our team of A type personalities would have a difficult time transiting through any problems without an appropriate process for conflict resolution. Team Dynamics and Conflict Resolution will always be a part of any working environment in today’s society. Teams provide a forum for individual employees to excel within a group by allowing the individual
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