Unit 2:Business Resources Unit 2:Business Resources 12AB3 Kabir Hussain Authorised Users Only 12AB3 12AB3 Kabir Hussain Authorised Users Only 12AB3 BTEC NATIONAL DIPLOMA LEVEL 3 Date issued: September 2012 Date work is to be handed in: December 2012 Context Page Introduction: 3 P1
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UNIT 18 Understand the role of communication and interaction with individuals who have Dementia 1 Understand that individuals with dementia may communicate in different ways. 1.Explain how individuals with dementia may communicate through their behaviour. People with dementia communicate in many different ways Looking at old photos Body language‚ (including posture and facial( expressions ) Singing Dancing Drawing Painting Shouting Become aggressive. 1.2 examples of how
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GROUP ROLES We take on many roles throughout the day and while most of these tie into our social status‚ personal duties‚ expectations and our behaviors they are only one of the few roles we learn about in time. Social roles are used to predict the way an individual acts in a situation and there is a belief that they are the result of a situation. When working in groups‚ roles exists that are not related to our personality or a result of our behavior. A superior can give them to us or
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Forming Stage: The group members introduce themselves one to another; who they are ‚what they do‚ what experience they have got; their area of expertise; what project they have worked on; etc. Samantha then will have to introduce the new project to all of them ‚ its objectives - purposes and what is required of the group. They list out the processes or things‚ which they will have to do in order to complete the project. Storming Stage: Every individual in the group will come up with different ideas
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-Behaviourist Theory Definition Behavioural psychology‚ also known as behaviourism‚ is a theory of learning based upon the idea that all behaviours are acquired through conditioning. Conditioning occurs through interaction with the environment. According to behaviourism‚ behaviour can be studied in a systematic and observable manner with no consideration of internal mental states. Beliefs Behaviourism is the train of through that all humans behaviour is a result of social learning from their environment
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Assignment brief – QCF BTEC Assignment front sheet Qualification Unit number and title BTEC L3 Subsidiary Diploma Hospitality Unit 18 Marketing for Hospitality Learner name Assessor name Mrs Philippa Illsley Date issued Hand in deadline Submitted on Monday 20/04/2015 Thursday 7/05/15 Assignment title Marketing Strategies In this assessment‚ you will have opportunities to provide evidence against the following criteria. Indicate the page numbers where the evidence can be found. Criteria
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Barriers can exist in operation and non-operational situations. Operational situations would rest upon the public service involved. M3 – An operational situation for the police service might be attending a car crash and for the army it might be a unit in Afghanistan involved in a skirmish with the Taliban. An example of non-operational situation might be when a police officer attends a briefing. Listening Effective Listening Skills P5 – Effective listening skills is paying attention to what
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Student Name Course Computer Science and IT Unit 18 Database Design Assignment Title Features of a relational databes and Testing Mia’s Sandwich Shop Database Assign 2/2 Complete this section before submitting your work: Student declaration: I certify this is my own work. Any sources I have used to assist me with this assignment are fully referenced. Student evaluation: Develop future SMART Targets. Link to target grade/ presentation of work/content/knowledge. Signature Date Launch Date
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Figure 18: The scenes arrangement The image above describes the overall scenes arrangement and scenario flow of the system. The user: • Will find himself in front of the main menu in the first place which contains the links for the simulation and the conversation scenes. • The user has the choice to choose to start with the simulation or the conversation which in the normal case he will start with simulation but he has the choice anyway. • We’ll go with the normal case in which the user chooses
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The data protection act is in place to ensure that people and companies that have access to personal information only use it for what they need to‚ to complete their work. This relates to my work in the way that I am not only handing peoples businesses and what’s going on in them but I have people’s personal data to hand. So I know what a lot of what’s going on in people’s private lives‚ so I need to ensure that I keep this data private and not go around making it publicly known knowledge. The data
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