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First, the waterfall model was the first process model to be introduced. It is very easy to operate. In this model, each phase must be completed before the next phase can begin. There is no overlapping in the phases. It’s the earliest SDLC approach that was used for software development. Some advantages of using the … Read more
With this section, it instructed me that my primary learning style is the perused and compose learning style. I likewise utilize sound, and at time notes yet that generally use as I’m taking in the style. By and by, that is gainful to me. I concur with this present part’s data I wound up taking … Read more
Throughout the play, Death and the King’s Horseman, by Wole Soyinka, there is a conspicuous paradox between the traditional Yoruba values of Olunde and his father, Elesin. Although Olunde has been westernized by staying in Europe for his studies, he is seen to be more faithful to his own culture than his father, who has … Read more
ASSIGNMENT 11 B: ABNORMAL BEHAVIOUR IN CHILDHOOD and ADOLESCENCE Autism spectrum disorder (ASD), refers to many different conditions characterized by challenges with such things as social skills, repetitive behaviors, verbal and nonverbal communication, and unique strengths and differences. There are many different types of autism and it is a lifelong condition that spans all socioeconomic … Read more
Introduction Watson and Rayner (1920) investigated classical conditioning, a behaviorist theory of learning. The researchers conditioned fear into little Albert and showed that fear can be learned. This research was ground-breaking as it demonstrated how phobias can be acquired at a young age. Although Albert was psychologically harmed Jones (1924) found fear could be unconditioned … Read more
Passage: “Meanwhile my soccer team practiced mostly as usual, and my mother’s drama students continued to rehearse their production of Macbeth. All across the country, events like these were held as planned. Shows had to go on. We clung to anything previously scheduled. To cancel seemed immoral, or it might mean we’d given up or … Read more
The guest for identity or the fight to be recognized in certain positions is one of the central themes on which Shakespeare build his play Othello, Moor of Venice. This theme is explored in various categories by different characters. The main purpose of this paper will be to discuss the different character quest of identity … Read more
Management theories can be termed as a backbone for the study of management itself. Students and practitioners have to understand these theories first. Sociology and psychology could also be used in management. This means that the managers could try and understand the behaviors of their employees. This would help bring about greater productivity in the … Read more
I would like to express my strong interest for participation in your Semester Exchange Programme in the summer of 2019. I see this as an opportunity gain valuable experience outside my comfort zone and look forward to the prospect of an exciting next step in the development of my career. Currently I’m an under-graduate diploma … Read more
Whether we realize it or not, we tend to justify someone’s personality based on their birth ranks. This stereotyping of personalities on birth order was first proposed and developed by Alfred Adler on 1964. Some would say that these sterotypes of personalities are purely coincidental, but there are solid psychological reasons why many people fit … Read more
The present paper explores guilt and perseverance in The Kite Runner as the motivation for an individual to seek redemption and attain the satisfaction of self-fulfillment. Unfolded through the first person narrative mode , the novel is structured like the memory lane of the protagonist Amir whose sense of remorse and guilt over the sin … Read more
For the last one decade, the mobile industry has undergone tremendous growth especially with regard to mobile application development. According to Statista Reports, there were more than 2 billion Smartphone users in the world and the number is estimated to increase over 5 billion by the end of 2022. Of these Smartphones, nearly 100% run … Read more
In context of Freshers, Goal Setting Theory seems a good motivational theory at play. Locke and Latham, 1990 define that Goal Setting has two implications- it forms a basis for behaviour and directs behaviour, the theory works on an assumption that all humans are rational beings. The basic idea being that setting of goals channelizes … Read more
The present research reveals the different uses of fresh Bael fruit pulp in various recipes, which is nutritious and healthy for all age groups. The recipes are entirely vegetarian and are prepared considering the medicinal values of the fruit. Bael tree (aegle marmelos), also known as wood apple, has several other names associated with it … Read more
In 1959, Frederick Herzberg, a behavioral scientist proposed a two-factor theory or the motivator-hygiene theory. According to Herzberg, there are some job factors that result in satisfaction while there are other job factors that prevent dissatisfaction. According to Herzberg, the opposite of “Satisfaction” is “No satisfaction” and the opposite of “Dissatisfaction” is “No Dissatisfaction”. This … Read more
Relationships are everywhere. There are food chain between animals and animals, animals and plants. For those animals who have developed brain, there will be society relation between them, for example, monkeys. Human, for sure, had established society long times ago. What’s more, humankind realized that there should be equality in society, which could makes society … Read more
“Oh, what a delicious odour that violet has!”: An analysis of the symbolism of flora in the progression to Miss Julie’s defeat in Strindberg’s Miss Julie (1888) Published in 1888 at the height of the Swedish “sedlighetsdebatt” (the Virtue Debate), Miss Julie by August Strindberg divided its audience between those applauding the play as a … Read more
Mike Lazaridis is an entrepreneur, business executive, philanthropist, he was born 14th March 1961 in Istanbul, Turkey. Mihal Lazaridis is an entrepreneur, business executive, and philanthropist. Lazaridis studied electrical engineering at the University of Waterloo, wherein 1984 he formed Research In Motion or RIM, the wireless technology firm that revolutionized the communications industry with the … Read more
Background of the Study The research under view is conducted to examine the impact of Performance Appraisal System (PAS) on the overall motivation of the employees at Karachi Port Trust (KPT) organization. Performance appraisal system is among the ancient management practice that is used to evaluate performance of employees in the organizations (Grint, 2007; Tripathi, … Read more
Introduction Every construction project is unique and has its own operating environment and sets of technical requirements. As a result, the execution of a construction project is subject to numerous constraints that limit the commencement or progression of field operations, which invariably have significant negative impact on overall project performance. By definition, constraints refer to … Read more
Community development is a process where community members come together to take collective action and generate solutions to common problems. Community wellbeing (economic, social, environmental and cultural) often evolves from this type of collective action being taken at a grassroots level. Community development ranges from small initiatives within a small group to large initiatives that … Read more
Firstly, an advantage of playing online games is that it enhances critical thinking skills. Critical thinking refers to the objective analysis of an issue in order to form a judgment. Online gaming reflects this skill by providing multiple choices and options to gamers. This enables them to enhance their critical thinking skills by analyzing the … Read more
Loyalty vs Betrayal If people can be honest and loyal with each other about everything, that’s possibly the biggest key to success. But what if one were to get poison in the mind and became suspicious of things with no evidential proof or witnesses? During the entire play of “Othello, the Moor of Venice” written … Read more
Emotional Intelligence has been criticized for it vague system of assessment. But, it can play a vital role and can have a tremendous impact on how the workplace can be successful. When you can recognize the emotions that you project and how you internalize those emotions that you are a recipient of, there can be … Read more
Through no fault of their own, today’s children are now in a position where they do not have to think nearly as much as the children of generations that have come before them. It’s a sign of progress, but if we aren’t careful it could have a harmful impact on the future of our adolescences. … Read more
Life can feel like a roller coaster ride, and I want you to climb into the front seat, throw your arms in the air, and have fun. The ups the downs, a minor lyric of the song pretty as the sun by prime circle but this lyric has a deeper message than something just minor. … Read more
Introduction Entrepreneurs are essential for the economic development of a country. The progress of a country will depend upon their skills and talent as well as hard work to deliver necessary goods and services required by the citizens of their country .they create new businesses, and new businesses in turn create jobs, intensify competition, and … Read more
Introduction Watson and Rayner (1920) investigated classical conditioning, a behaviorist theory of learning. The researchers conditioned fear into little Albert and showed that fear can be learned. This research was ground-breaking as it demonstrated how phobias can be acquired at a young age. Although Albert was psychologically harmed Jones (1924) found fear could be unconditioned … Read more
Motivation is a term that inherently linked with the factors that are drive and energizes the human behavior and other organisms. There are many meaningful approaches to motivation and One of them is popular as drive reduction theory. It states that if an individual feel absence of some fundamental biological requirements such as water or … Read more
Using motivational and emotional theories This report aims to explore different ways in which motivation levels and moral amongst managers, admins and staff can be increased; it will explore different ways to improve the emotional state of the workforce and to decrease staff sickness. Motivation has been defined as the literal desire to attain a … Read more
Operant conditioning is one of the theories of learning founded by a famous American psychologist Skinner, but the real founder of the theory is Edward Thorndike. Operant conditioning is a process that attempts to modify behaviour through rewards (reinforcement) or through consequences (punishment). Reinforcement Reinforcement defined as an increase in a good behaviour after the … Read more
The reason I have chosen “Cloud Nine” by Caryl Churchill as a theatre landmark is because I feel as those the subjects the play touches on very sensitive subjects even today. When this play was written sexual repression was still a major thing when people didn’t have as much freedom as they do now to … Read more
What is Occupational Therapy? Occupational therapy interventions are designed to allow the child build on areas of strength and helps them to improve skills in areas of their weakness. Occupational therapy interventions are child-centered and often a session with an Occupational Therapist looks like a fascinating and elaborate play scheme. Occupational therapy uses a holistic … Read more
The present paper explores guilt and perseverance in The Kite Runner as the motivation for an individual to seek redemption and attain the satisfaction of self-fulfillment. Unfolded through the first person narrative mode , the novel is structured like the memory lane of the protagonist Amir whose sense of remorse and guilt over the sin … Read more
Pediatrics is the care of infants, children and adolescents. Pediatricians are the primary doctors who will see patients for anything from a minor illness or injury to a major illness or injury. Children usually have the same pediatrician from the time they are born up to the age of 21. A pediatrician requires years of … Read more
Being a computer engineering student, I have always loved programming. Coding has become my passion gradually while doing my under graduation. The brain storming while working on programming is the most challenging part which I loved the most. I still remember when I was in 10th grade and we were introduced with C language for … Read more
In the article written by Brandon of Studio Pepwuper, their main software is Unity 3D and compiled ten reasons why to choose Unity 3D for game or app development. On “It’s Free to Get Started with Unity”, Unity 3D comes with a free version and Pro version, the free version is a feature-complete and there … Read more
Zora Neale Hurston, in her autobiography Dust Tracks on a Road, enriches our sense of her childhood by not just using lush descriptive imagery that paints a romanticized portrait of a life once innocent and free from racial prejudices, but as well as the harsh reality of contrast between the clashing mentalities of her unsubmissive … Read more
Physical development should be seen as being important part of young children’s development especially for the child’s intellectual development. The Welsh government play policy (2002) defines play as children’s behavior which is freely chosen, personally directed and intrinsically motivated. It is performed for no external goal or reward and helps grow their independence. Types of … Read more
“Oh, what a delicious odour that violet has!”: An analysis of the symbolism of flora in the progression to Miss Julie’s defeat in Strindberg’s Miss Julie (1888) Published in 1888 at the height of the Swedish “sedlighetsdebatt” (the Virtue Debate), Miss Julie by August Strindberg divided its audience between those applauding the play as a … Read more
This paper is about the leadership transformation and development. Leaders should develop their leadership skills constantly. As a result, they learn to adapt to challenges at workplace. Rooke and Torbert suggested that leaders think in certain categories called ‘action logics.’ In fact, most psychologists believe that the difference in leaders is more about action logic … Read more
In the following essay, I will be talking about how coaches, teachers and instructors can create two different climates, the mastery climate and the competitive climate and how this can impact sports performance. A mastery climate involves having a motivational climate and has a great emphasis on team work and support, it also has an … Read more
Your kid’s talents will uncover themselves. Your job is to pay attention. Having the ability to discovering your kid’s talent is often as simple as paying attention to exactly what piques her curiosity and fascination. You do not requirement a PhD in early childhood development or child psychology into discover the natural talents of your … Read more
Non-verbal correspondence is a liberal part in our well-ordered lives and do react on non-verbal signs like development, non-verbal correspondence, eye to eye affiliation and outward appearances. Outward appearance is a fundamental banner in non-verbal correspondence to acknowledge what other individual is passing on the data with glare or a grin. This clarification can benefit … Read more
The term social class is familiar to most people because it is used more often as a lens through which we view other cultures and our own culture. Shakespeare, on the other hand, uses the concepts of social class in large numbers of rigid hierarchal demarcation. The reason for this is because the characters in … Read more
Loyalty vs Betrayal If people can be honest and loyal with each other about everything, that’s possibly the biggest key to success. But what if one were to get poison in the mind and became suspicious of things with no evidential proof or witnesses? During the entire play of “Othello, the Moor of Venice” written … Read more
A TAC or TAF Meeting can be called by any agency that has concerns about a child or young person with additional needs that they feel may require a response from more than one agency. The convening agency is responsible for coordinating the meeting arrangements i.e. invitations, venue, chairing and recording the meeting. Parents should … Read more
Throughout the twentieth century, August Wilson developed today what is known as the Pittsburgh Cycle. This cycle captures the lifestyle of one African American during the twentieth century, as well as what struggles African American men and women faced daily. The cycle consists of ten plays, each corresponding with one decade in the twentieth century. … Read more
Restoritortion from spending time in nature is no new idea, it has been around arguably as long as urbanization and development. Nature has been the inspiration for art, music and literature. However, considering nature in medical practices has only been studied widely in the last century. Nature’s healing effect and potential for physiological treatment began … Read more
One of the rarest supports to be found on the Rift is surely one of the oldest supports out there, as well as one of the most beloved. Now, he might not be the best pick in the current meta, but other than being a rare pocket pick he can truly turn the game around … Read more
