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    “Mistakes make you realize what you had‚ what you lost and what you’ve taken for granted. They make you realize that sometimes there are no next times no timeouts and no second chances… but life is a work in progress as long as we live‚ we have every chance to correct.” If you make a mistake it shows you what you what you’ve taken as granted and maybe there will be no second chances but as you live you can correct the mistakes. Giving someone a second chance you teach them something that would benefit

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    How Mistakes Were Made

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    Mistakes Were Made Have you ever wondered what kind of actions would be classified as a mistake? When are you able to actually say that it was a “mistake?” As the days go by‚ we watch as others make mistakes or even experience them ourselves. A mistake can be as simple as something said to someone or one stupid decision that can change everything. Everyone makes mistakes‚ no one is perfect. We all have friends that we watch make stupid decisions everyday. You can tell them time after time that they

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    Error Analysis

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    analyzed. 5.3. Data Analysis The errors committed by both groups of participants are classified in this study as follows: 1. Categories: a. Omission errors‚ which is omitting some required elements. b. Addition errors‚ which is adding unnecessary elements. c. Selection errors‚ which is selecting incorrect elements. 2. Subcategories: a. Morphological errors. b. Syntactical errors. The total number of errors‚ found in the writings of both groups L2 and

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    Child A: Errors

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    He substituted “wellow” for yellow and “free” for three. The articulation errors made are not unusual for a child his age to make. However‚ if these errors persist‚ intervention may be necessary to correct these errors. Child A stuttered one time‚ but his speech was fluent overall. I believe Child A may have been nervous during the beginning of the play session‚ and his stuttering may be attributed

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    Error Analysis

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    Error Analysis of the Written English Essays of Primary School Students in Malaysia: A Case Study Abstract Participants that were involved are Standard Six students who are studying at a primary school in Malaysia. All of the participants come from non-English speaking background and hardly communicate in English outside the school. The instrument used for this study was participants’ written essays and Corder’s methodology for Error Analysis was implemented. All of the errors in

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    Error Analysis Khalid Shamkhi 1.Definition Crystal (2003:165)defines error analysis(henceforth EA) as ‘a technique for identifying‚ classifying and systematically interpreting the unacceptable forms produced by someone learning a foreign language ‚using any of the principles and procedures provided by linguistics.’ EA was established in the 1960s by Stephen Pit Corder and colleagues as an alternative to contrastive analysis. It showed

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    Interviewing Errors

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    When it comes to interviewing a candidate for a job there are errors that the person conducting the interview can make which can lead to a bad interview‚ therefore affecting the person being interviewed. Luckily there are ways to avoid these errors‚ resulting in a successful interview for both the candidate and the interviewer. The first error that can be made by a person interviewing is that they don’t take the time to plan properly in terms of not planning ahead on the type of questions to ask

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    Medication Error

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    and accountable to make sure that the treatments and needs of patient are fulfilled. Medication administration is a part of the nurses’ responsibility in order to make sure clients get the correct medication as supposed. Medication administration error is a universal health care concern.Thus the strategy in improving medication administration system is important to enhance safety. The administration of medication by nurses is the final step in a process that involves multiple steps carried

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    Medication Error

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    introduction More people die each year in United States from medication errors‚ than from highway accident‚ breast cancer or AIDS. It is described best as an “unintended act or as an act that does not achieve its intended outcome.” (Wideman‚ 2010). Medication errors are among the biggest issues devoted in health care setting today in America. There are five “rights” to remember when administering medications: Right patient‚ Right medication‚ Right route‚ Right dose‚ and Right time. Documentation

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    Appraisal Errors

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    Common Appraisal Errors Error Contrast Effect Definition Tendency of a rater to evaluate people in comparison with other individuals rather than against the standards for the job Example Think of the most attractive person you know and rate this person on a scale of 1 to 10. Now think of your favorite glamorous movie star. Rerate your acquaintance. If you rated your friend lower the second time‚ contrast effect is at work. A new supervisor noticed an employee who was going through a divorce performing

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