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    It was simply unusual and I refused to be dragged into this mess‚ I directed him to the easiest way out. Not bothering to be confused as to why or whom he was running from‚ because it was not curiosity who killed the cat‚ it was plain stupidness that had stabbed and ribbed the cat’s heart right from it’s chest. When we reached the large grey door several minutes later‚ he had let go of

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    The reason why people resist change. (1) Loss of status or job security in the organization. 失去现在的位置和工作的保障 It is not our nature to make changes that we view as harmful to our current situation. In an organizational setting‚ this means employees‚ peers‚ and managers will resist administrative and technological changes that result in their role being eliminated or reduced. From their perspective‚ your change is harmful to their place in the organization! Forcing the change has its place. This approach

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    Communicate in a business environment Outcome 1 – Understand the purpose of planning communication 1.1 Explain the benefits of knowing the purpose of communication The purpose of communication is for humans and animals to be able to understand each other in different ways and different reasons. It can vary‚ it’s not just verbal. We achieve this by developing our skills since childhood. In this way we can use communication to help us express ourselves‚ meet our needs and learn or explain something

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    the United States alone‚ about thirteen million people aged twelve and over have used methamphetamine. Reasons why people choose to use this drug range from fitting in with their friends to staying awake and alert in situations. While meth does provide bursts of energy to stay alert‚ a few days later the user will most likely crash and sleep for days unless they take more of the drug. Although meth is illegal in most places‚ that does not stop people from trying to purchase it since its ban in 1970

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    suffer from homelessness are also involved in racial discrimination‚ therefore not only are those oppressed to begin with because they do not have a home but also due to their skin colour due to society. Social workers works with a diverse amount of people and those who are usually part of a minority group due to the colour of their skin are pushed right under the bush again to the tyranny of homelessness. Homelessness has a large demographic which involves different ethnicities. “... this study’s

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    One of the reasons why people forget is due to inaccessible or unreachable to the memory. Under the retrieval failure theory of forgetting‚ people forget because we were unable to track the exact location where our memories were stored. In this case‚ the memories were not disappear from our brain but were being stored in the long term memory where we need the guidance of retrieval cues to retrieve and access it. According to Education Portal (2013-2014)‚ a retrieval cue is any stimulus that helps

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    What is the purpose of a helmet (i.e. why do people wear helmets)? (2): The purpose of a helmet is in an uncontrolled environment it acts as safety gear that can minimize and prevent injury to the head. People wear helmets to “protect [themselves] from head injuries that can kill you” (Consumer Report‚ 2016)‚ such as bleeding inside the skull or brain and skull fractures; with the decision to wear a helmet separating the difference of injury and disaster (Consumer Report‚ 2016). Helmets can also

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    When people are not treated there are increased chances of suicide and substance abuse. Having a mental disorder and an addiction to a drug increases the negative effects of both things. For those people who go untreated‚ their chances of going to prison are much higher (American Addiction Centers). Half of mass shootings are done by people with mental issues and 10% of homicides are committed a mentally ill person. “And before James Holmes dressed up as the Joker and shot 70 people in a movie

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    we compare two things‚ we will find their similarities and differences. Similarly‚ if we look at men and women‚ we will be able to point out many diversities and resemblances. Considering shopping habits‚ males and females differ in three main ways—why to shop‚ how long to shop‚ and how to bargain. First of all‚ when it comes to the reasons of shopping‚ males and females go shopping for different purposes. When most girls go shopping‚ it is like an outing; it’s a fun thing to do. Most women love

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    and development is paramount‚ and be committed to meeting the needs of the children. They should also respect the parents and children‚ and their views. Understanding the importance of teamwork is also essential as practitioners should be able to communicate effectively with parents and other team members and professionals. When in practice‚ practitioners should develop relationships with parents and generally understand their responsibilities. They should allow children the chance to make their own

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