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    1.0 Literature Review 1.1 Personal Influence Model Public Relations Practitioners in Chinese society lead by traditional value especially confucism. (Yi-Hui Huang‚ “The Personal Influence Model and Gao Guanxi in Taiwan Chinese Public Relation”‚28th Dec 2010 Confucism ) emphasize five cardinal Relations(wulun). Yi-Hui Huang stated the unhealthy situation‚ where people can use own personal influence (Guanxi) major and favour ( mianzi and renqing ) to to reach a shortcut coorperation. This will causes

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    AND PUBLIC RELATIONS MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS 1. Another name for a company’s marketing communications mix is: a. the advertising program. b. the sales force. c. the image mix. d. the promotion mix. Answer: (d) Difficulty: (1) Page: 470 2. Which tool of the promotional mix is defined as any paid form of nonpersonal presentation and promotion of ideas‚ goods‚ or services by an identified sponsor? a. advertising b. public relations

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    Many developing countries are currently expanding their tourist industries Why is this the case? Is it a positive development? Nowadays‚ more and more countries are become hospitable to their visitors or aliens. Some places that were totally forbidden once upon a time‚ have become accessible to visitors. Those countries‚ particular some developing countries‚ feel obliged to invest more money in order to extend their tourist industries. But whether such expansion be positive or not is still

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    ISSN 2278-7690 E-learning in Iran as a developing Country: Challenges Ahead and Possible Solutions Mas`oud Mahmoodi-Shahrebabaki‚ Massoud Yaghoubi-Notash (PhD) University of Teheran‚ Faculty of Foreign Languages and Literatures‚ Teheran‚ Iran masoud.mahmoodi@outlook.com University of Tabriz‚ English Department‚ Faculty of Persian Literature & Foreign Languages‚ Tabriz‚ Iran masoud.yaghoubi@gmail.com Abstract E-learning has lately grown into a proliferating area because of its good potentials for

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    The causes of three non-communicable diseases in developing countries and recommendations for preventions Non-communicable diseases (NCDs) are gradually becoming the leading cause of deaths in developing nations as they have been in the developed world for several decades‚ threatening an increasing amount of people in many low and middle income countries. A prediction from the National Center of Biotechnology Information (2005) suggests that if this trend continues‚ NCDs will result in 80 percent

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    The Developing Child In this essay I will discuss communication and language development along with intellectual development and learning for children aged 0-3 years and then children aged 3-7 years. I will follow with a discussion on Vygotsky’s and Piaget’s theories in relation to language development relating to communication and intellectual development for children at these ages. I will then explain how observations can be used to support planning to meet the child’s needs. I will

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    1 Myths and Realities of Higher Education as a Vehicle for Nation Building in Developing Countries: The Culture of the University and the New African Diaspora Seth A. Agbo Pacific University Oregon‚ U.S.A. Abstract The thesis of this paper is that the African university‚ like its counterpart in the advanced developed world‚ has maintained a stubborn resistance to change in spite of external pressures and internal transformations. The university strives to remain protected from external

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    University‚ Addison-Wesley Publishing Co. 3. Kormanski‚ C.L.‚ & Mozenter‚ A. (1987). A model of team building: A technology for today and tomorrow. 4. Reilly‚ A.J.‚ & Jones‚ J.E. (1974). Team-building 5. Whetten‚ D.A.‚ & Cameron‚ K.S. (1995). Developing Management Skills‚ (3rd ed.) Harper Collins College Publishers. 6. Woodcock‚ M.‚ & Francis‚ D. (1981). Organization Development through Team Building: Planning a cost-effective strategy. New York: John Wiley.

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    capabilities and personality‚ which I believe it makes us all unique. However‚ they want to be accepted‚ respect and understand by others in order to enjoy life. According to Nussbaum (2009)‚ people are striving to get a worthy life of human dignity while countries or states are of focused on economic growth. He also mentions that people are the real wealth of nation‚ and the purpose of development is to create healthy and creative environment. It is argued by Pfeffer (1994) that human is the source of competitive

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    stable country in a lab experiment‚ and as such are unable to predictably create them in areas that lack the traits necessary to organically grow into a prosperous and stable nation. The major reason Africa is undeveloped is because there is no predictable formula to obtain development. There are‚ however‚ a multitude of factors that are important to the creation of a developed country‚ which can be measured and accounted for; yet how these variables interact with one another varies from country to country

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