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    Review Questions: 2-3 and 3-6 Discussion Issues: 2-4 and 3-8 Review 2-3: Sales skimming schemes leave a victims organization’s books in balance because an employee will make a sale or a service to a customer‚ collect the payment at the point of sale‚ but will make no record of the transaction. The employee will then pocket the money received instead of turning it over to the employer. Discussion 2-4: In order to prevent this scheme from happening again in the future without having to hire

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    Field Preparation March 7‚ 2013 Unit Nine When it comes to the paralegal profession‚ there are a wide array of options in which you can take your career. The paralegal industry offers promising opportunities and continued growth for those looking to enter the profession for the first time‚ change careers‚ or advance to higher-level paralegal positions. I feel that the paralegal profession is one of the professions that constantly demands workers‚ while other career choices seem to remain constant

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    2009 examine the extent to which religious beliefs have affected the lives of followers in the Caribbean. Support your response with reference to ONE religion in a named Caribbean society and its impact on TWO of the following aspects of social life: economic‚ cultural‚ political‚ mass media and technological Religion can be defined as a system of beliefs‚ practices and philosophical values that are collectively held. It reinforces norms and values‚ promotes solidarity and equality and even brings

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    PRESIDENCY SCHOOL‚ AJMER SUMMATIVE ASSESSMENT – I A.Y. 2013-14 CLASS: V TOTAL MARKS: 50 SUBJECT: MATHEMATICS TIME: 2½ hrs. Q1. Choose the correct answer: 6M (a) The price at which a product is sold is called (i) Cost price (ii) Selling price (iii) Profit (b) The place value of 6 in 12687097 is (i) 6 lakhs (ii) 6 million (iii) 60 lakhs (c) The successor of the largest six-digit number is (i) 10000 (ii) 999999 (iii)

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    TOPIC 2 TUTORIAL SOLUTIONS Albrecht et al Chapter 2 Discussion Questions 2. People can be motivated to commit fraud because of financial pressures‚ vices‚ or because of work-related pressures. As well‚ perpetrators of fraud can be motivated by a perceived opportunity to commit fraud and the ability to rationalize that what they are doing is not wrong. Their motivations are usually combined into the fraud triangle of perceived pressure‚ perceived opportunity‚ and rationalization. 3

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    anywhere from paying fines to losing their license due to malpractice or medical negligence. A tort law as defined in medicaldictionary.com is an act deemed unlawful and capable of triggering a civil action. In my opinion‚ there will always be accidents because no one is perfect‚ but these should be minimal. In having a tort law in place‚ there is a higher recognition of the liabilities a provider can face if found guilty of malpractice or medical negligence which makes providers more aware of their

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    Examinations are a fair gauge of a student’s ability. Discuss. Scholastic tests are unjust barometers for students’ aptitudes as they are one-off gauges of understanding of the subjects‚ which may be unfair as psychological factors could come into play. Moreover‚ students with a clearer perception of the standard methods and types of questions will excel better than others‚ meaning that scoring well for an examination will not just be based on ability of application for a subject but rather on

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    I pick the ’Good’ Which apply that i agree examination is a good thing .as usual I am going to write in my style way which is kinda bashing/question the things a bit .fooling around have the speech-ish feelings in the first paragraph on my essay then later straight to my point .dont ask me why i love to write it in the way but maybe it just the way i love to write .writing effects and redirect your personalities ? I guess so ? I put all the statements that i think it will really get my essay higher

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    does. We argue that many college students cheat during examinations because of several reasons. They can be nervous that is why they cheat‚ it can also be a reason of time management wherein some college students also work while taking time to attend school classes or‚ maybe they are just lazy enough to study ahead of examination date. There are a lot of reasons why cheating on college exams happens and along with it‚ there are numerous effects out of cheating. Whatever the reason behind cheating‚

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    OVERVIEW OF LEARNING THEORIES Over the past century‚ educational psychologists and researchers have posited many theories to explain how individuals acquire‚ organize and deploy skills and knowledge. To help readers organize and apply this extensive body of literature‚ various authors have classified these theories in different ways. For this summary‚ learning theories are grouped into three basic categories:- • Behaviorist learning theories • Cognitive-information processing learning theories

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