Tactics Article Reviews Samples For Students

Business

The consumer behavior and the placement of goods at the stores are the key elements which increase the sales and the revenue of any business. The current article explains different tactics to develop or enhance the attitude of the buyers or consumers towards purchasing of goods. Customers or the consumers react in different ways at the shopping malls or stores. Most of the consumers are the price sensitive consumers. Similarly, there are a large number of customers who prefer the quality of the product. Therefore, according to the article, it is very important to understand the trend of the customers ...

Comment on student 1, Robert

Robert`s response shows that he prefers rational persuasion to using legitimate power, as he wants to be considered as a leader who focuses on the other party`s needs. His political skills are based on honesty and networking as this really provides a possibility to build a trust-based relationship. Robert`s style of negotiation is similar to what is used in mediation. Again, he prefers honesty, which is expected lets both parties benefit from the negotiation. However, too early revealing of cards might let the other party manipulate Robert.

Comment on student 2, Jeffrey

Jeffrey tends to use all the tactics, which exclude ...

Article Review: An 8-Step Process for Creating Effective Internal Communication Plans

Article Review: An 8-Step Process for Creating Effective Internal Communication Plans
The article posits that there are eight pertinent steps to creating an effective communication plan for project management. These steps are precise, clear and applicable in several types of internal communications necessary in an organization.
Step number one is creating communication plan is to analyze the situation. This should involve collecting background information and assessing the need for communication. Data pertaining to previous projects of a similar nature should be provided at this section. In addition, the section should indicate the impact of the project on other ...

The article taken into consideration is how advertisers are trying new tactics to target consumers which has been published in Wall Street Journal on 19th of June 2016. The article has described how marketers are moving away from the conventional forms of exposing consumer to the advertisements to a more subliminal approach of content marketing where the brand subtly fits into the content which is preferred by the consumer.

Moreover, another ethical dilemma for the advertisers is the subliminal exposure of the brand during the content which tries to persuade the consumer of its benefits. By subtly integrating the ...

Part 1. General Response

Part 2. Paragraphs and Sentences
The revised title “Significance of the Rhetoric Aspects from a Petition: Allow Open Carry of Firearms at the Quicken Loans Arena during the RNC Convention in July” conveys the specific content of the essay.

Verbs

These are the most ordinary verbs used in the essay:
That being said, since the petition was designed to cater to this specific audience, fallacies pertaining to ethos were used by the writer, assuming that they would generally accepted or fly under the radar due to the audience’s shared political views.

Ethical rhetorical errors which were used include dogmatism and false authority.

Although they would help each of them to ...

Risk, Return, and Portfolio Allocation: Why Stocks Are Less Risky Than Bonds in the Long Run

Risk, Return, and Portfolio Allocation: Why Stocks Are Less Risky Than Bonds in the Long Run

Summary of Chapter 2:

In the current article by Siegel J. J, the main idea explained is that the risk associated with the corporate bonds and the stocks is based on the market value in the future. The main focus of the article is on the lower risk levels long term investments in stocks as compared to the investments in the bonds. The techniques used in the article are analyzing the historical data and few statistical formulas such as correlation and the standard deviation. At the same ...

David Meyer defines social movement (SM) as the “organized challenges to authorities that use a broad range of tactics, both inside and outside of conventional politics, in an effort to promote social and political change” (30). While many of social movements fail to attain its immediate goal, Meyer believes that they can “lastingly change political debates, governmental institutions and the wider culture” (31). In particular, social movements can “influence public policy, at least by bringing attention to their issues” (32) and it can also “alter not only the substance of policy, but also how policy is made” (33) through the ...

Management

With reference to the members of staff, Barrett is a good listener that is quite willing to accept varying opinions. He is a good listener that distills comments and information well. He listens carefully and can substantiate his suggestions or comments. Barrett is also patient and respectful. This attribute enables his members of staff to challenge him. Additionally, the attribute allows him to invite disagreements from people. He never attacks people individually or diminish their importance.
Barrett gives freedom to members of staff and allows them to do what they deem right. He is loyal, especially on issues of personnel ...

FOB Fenty Jalalabad Attack on June 2010

FOB Fenty Jalalabad Attack on June 2010

In his article titled FOB Fenty and Attacks in Jalalabad, smith uses reports from various media sources to bring out the picture of the events that took place in the Front Operating Base (FOB) known as Fenty on the 28th day of June 2010. Prominently referring the words of Tim Lynch, smith narrates how the Taliban insurgents made a failed attempt at raiding the military base through a rarely used gate. The article gives details on how the insurgents unsuccessfully attempted to penetrate the base by detonating a bomb at the gate and later engaging ...

You know the day will not be a smooth one when you see your boss’ car parked in your spot, when you, as usually, arrive earlier at work. The book “The Goal” gravitates around the life and work of Alex Rogo, a Plant Manager within Uniware, part of UniCo company. Alex is a career oriented person, who tries to find a balance between his challenging work and his family life. As he follows two goals at the same time, he fails in both.
In the beginning of the book, readers find out that Alex’s plant is facing some troubles. Although he ...

Contextualizing Influence Activities: An Objective Hermeneutical Approach

Lueger, Sandner, Meyer and Hammerschmid treat the objective hermeneutical approach, as a modality utilized for developing research papers, meant to develop the knowledge from a specific research area. The authors are utilizing this methodology for studying the influence as a modality of exercising power in different types of organizations.
Using the objective hermeneutical methodology, the authors appreciate that the researcher might have the capacity to influence their public through the research they undertake, as they apply specific tactics and strategies to serve their research purpose, which have general value (Lueger et al., 2005, p. 1146).
The authors specify the limitations ...

“Pre-Negotiation Strategy Check List (Part 1)” by Steven Roberts

Introduction

This paper recaps the main components to be contemplated while preparing for an elaborate and successful negotiation, taking into consideration both positive and negative influences. In the article, a varied number of elements are listed that can help an individual construct a negotiation strategy necessary for any unrealized conflict and in the achievement of common agreement.

Article Summary

The article provides a list of essential factors that can assist an individual to strategize on having a perfect negotiation. In addition to this, there are explanation of each factor, and how they can be put into practice. The checklist includes; assessment of situation, the kind ...

Saul Kassin and Gisli Gudjonsson’s article “True Crimes, False Confessions” talks about the culture of false confessions, and why they occur; particular emphasis is placed on why defendants are convicted when there are only false confessions as evidence.

After describing a case wherein a woman was raped in Central Park, and a group black teenagers falsely confessed to it before another man came forward of his own volition, the authors discuss the phenomenon of false confessions. They reveal a horrifying trend of getting false confessions out of people, or accepting those confessions out of hand, or without other evidence. “Opinions differ on ...