Emotions Course Works Samples For Students

Are Leadership and Management Different?

There are a certain key differences between leaders and managers, even though both the concepts must go hand in hand. In a book published in 1989, “On Becoming a Leader”, Warren Bennis highlighted following differences. In his opinion, managers administer, but leaders innovate. Because of this the managers just maintain, whereas the leaders develop. This is what makes a manager a copy, whereas the developmental efforts make a leader original. Further, the manager focuses on the structure and system, whereas leader focuses on people. This is further exemplified by manager’s focus on control, and leader’s emphasis on generating trust. In other words, manager ...

Discussion 1

Judicial review of competency or reasonability in regard to defendant mens rea (mental state) at issue in case involves four general rule elements where 1) waiver of rights is determined accord to the 2) capacity of a party to plea and 2) stand trial, the criteria to 4) defense. Defendants “pleading not guilty by reason of insanity” forsake criminal responsibility in exchange for state mental health incarceration (Meyer & Weaver, 2006).

In the cases State v. Bates and State v. Stiller no assignment of incompetency should occur. If temporary insanity is determined to be in question, hospital ...

Question.1

The theory that offers best explanation concerning human motivation is the marshmallow test. The experiment has its roots in the explaining contrasting stereotypes of different individuals, particularly on perceived recklessness, ability to have fun and self-control. This study involves 53 children both male and female of age between 7 and 9. It tested on the patience and the psychology of the children by giving them a choice to have one candy immediately or waiting and is given ten more candies, this is in essence the senses of motivation a keen child will realize as much as he or she wants to ...

Summary and analysis of an article on decision making

Summary

Maria Lewicka indicates that people should choose the alternative with the highest sum of the products of estimated utilities and probabilities. A decision problem involves probabilities and utilities which are two important and independent variables in the decision making process. Additionally, people ascribe utilities and assess decisions using models of social cognitive (Rob & Ola, 91). How the evaluation of the decision is made is dependent on inherent factors surrounding the decision process. Such factors include how the decision is framed, its expected effects and the prevailing descriptive judgment.

In the decision making process, managers or leaders should ...

Why are two people who witnessed the same event last month likely to describe it differently today?

The minds of human beings are different in terms of retaining information and encoding it in future, which may be influenced by various factors that the individual or the people may undergo or experience within the period that he or she is supposed to retain given information. One month period, is an extremely long period and it may be the turning point for the mind of an individual and it needs to be undertaken with the extreme measure to ensure reliability of the given information as people have different mental abilities. Different environments within which human beings live may ...

Reduction in the level of performance within the workplaces have been witnessed in the contemporary world with stiff competition and economic crisis, causing budget cuts and layoffs options to address the situation. The effect of budget cuts and layoffs is increased uncertainty, fear, as well as higher degrees of stress. Certain workplace stress may be treated normal; excessive stress may lower level of performance and affect emotional and physical health of workers (Rossi, Quick, & Perrewe, 2009).

Many steps exist that an employee may pursue to reduce overall stress levels. These may include taking responsibility for enhancing emotional and ...

The important things I learned from class are very informative, educational, and effective. Through my own learning, I would be happy to share to you the following that I surely believed open your minds and hearts to embrace the knowledge sincerely and apply it to yourselves. There are more or less five focal points based on what I learned on Interpersonal Communication course at Ashford University that I really wanted to share:

- Recognize how words have the power to create and affect attitudes, behavior, and perception.
- Understand how perceptions, emotions, and nonverbal expression affect interpersonal relationships.
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Buckingham is a great revolutionist in the sector of management who has viewed good managers in different perspectives. Many of his works revolve on the relationship between the managers and those whom he or she manages. Not all Buckingham talks about good managers are relevant according to me, but there are few facts that he talks about that are worth recommending. According to Buckingham, good managers are those who treat others in a manner they would like to be treated in return. In this case, I agree with Buckingham since this is one area that most managers have failed to impress. ...

Theories on personality have been variously described by psychologists. Different psychologists have proposed different theories that attempt to explain and identify the origins of personality. These theories of personality include the psychodynamic theory, humanistic model, five-factor model and the social-cognitive theory. Sigmund Freud coined the famous psychodynamics theory in relation to his psychoanalytical approach. The psychodynamics theory focuses on the interrelationship of different parts of humanity. These includes the mind, personal character, personality, or psyche in relation to the mental, motivational drives or emotional forces particularly at the unconscious level (Frick 8). The theory studies the psychological forces that ...

Communication is an important aspect in the society. It is an essential element in the lives of individuals because it conveys messages to individuals across the society. Communication forms an important aspect of human understanding in the communities. It is important to adopt appropriate measures and techniques of communication in order to enhance understanding and knowledge in the society. Positivity is an important aspect of communication and forms one of the appropriate measures of communication among individuals. Positivity presents the advantageous side of communication by employing a variety of flavors to facilitate proper understanding of information.

Love ...

Solution-Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT), which at times is simply termed as a solution focused therapy refers to a form of therapy that is not only goal directed, but also collaborative; this is orchestrated by analyzing the response of clients to a set of precisely designed questions (Bannink, 2007). This therapy explores the history and etiology of clients’ problems and seeks to understand what these clients intend to achieve. Therapists who use this approach concentrate on the present and the future. The past is only examined to understand the origin of the client’s problem.

However, therapists who use this approach are shifting ...

The problem solving process shift thinking from emotion based to the fact based at it requires critical thinking. The problem solving process involves analysis of facts as well as generation and organization of ideas to solve problems. Emotion based thinking does not bring viable solutions of problems as it cannot draw inferences or evaluate arguments. This establishes the differences between facts based thinking from other aspects of thinking such as emotion based and creative thinking. Fact based thinking when done well guide the establishment of beliefs and impacts on the behaviors and actions of individuals to arrive at solutions ...

Classical conditioning is the process of learning whereby an unconditioned stimulus is paired with a conditional stimulus. It is a process of behavior modification in which the subject responds to a previously neutral stimulus in a desired manner when it is repeatedly presented along with an unconditional stimulus. There have been various speculations by different literature on the possibility of conditioning emotional responses, but the experimental evidence has usually been lacking. There has been a suggestion that there must be a way in which stimuli can call out emotions. John B. Watson and Rosalie Rayner decided to put the matter to test through the little ...

Chapter 1 Lesson 1 Checking Your Understanding page 5

- There are a variety of different ways that art can be around the world. Art can be in a book that is being read, the furniture that is being sit on, and in the video games that people play on a regular basis. Basically, art can be anything that a person sees, has seen, or might imagine like advertisements on TV, Internet, toys, fashion, cars, paintings, and movies.
- Perceive means to become aware through the senses of the special nature of objects. When a person uses their sight, hearing, touch, smell, and taste to perceive an object, a person will better understand ...

Abstract

Virtues are inherent among people. Virtues are positive qualities possessed by every individual and that which makes the person morally upright. The virtues that people possess tend to impact their cognitive, emotional, and behavioural well-being. This paper presents three of my top virtues namely honesty, self-regulation, and humility. The three virtues are examined based on their impacts on cognitive, emotional, and behavioural health.

Value refers to a human’s ability to sense whether happenings in the environment are relatively desirable (Dolan, 2002, 1191). Dolan (2002) describes emotion as something that is apparent in what people remember and notice but that ...

Chapter 6 – Learning

Firstly, the classical conditioning applied even before my early stages of learning. It created a positive experience for me during my elementary years since I associated school with having fun with my classmates and teachers. Back then, it was easier for me to deal with school because of the excitement and happiness of seeing my classmates and friends again. The classical conditioning worked by assuring me that school experience is a positive experience. On the other hand, classical conditioning also works when the bell rings and the class is over, it also brings a positive feeling for me since I can go ...

Making a self-assessment with the utilization of such tools and MBTI or Johari Window profiles helps to understand the ways in which we react to the situation. Moreover, it provides individuals with certain framework and tools for self-discovery and development of the personal development plan (Borisoff and Victor, 1997). One of the interesting findings, which I have brought with me from the course, is the conflict and emotional management techniques, used in the process of interpersonal communication and interaction.

My self-assessment revealed that my preferred conflict management styles are compromising and yielding. This demonstrates that my behavior varies a lot in a ...

While every child will grow and develop and his or her unique pace, some lags in meeting the milestones of the respective stages could be red flags for developmental delays. Developmental delays in infants and young children are said to have occurred when the infant or child experiences a significant delay in showing the milestones. Such delays are caused by such factors as genetics, fragile X syndrome, fatal alcohol consumption by pregnant mothers, and such other things as prenatal stress and depression. This paper endeavors to explain various aspects of delays in language, motor, emotional and social, vision and cognitive ...

Learning strategies are the operations that a learner utilizes to facilitate the acquiring, storing, retrieving and using the information. In short, learning strategies are the particular actions that a learner may take to make his or her learning process easier. There are five strategies for learning TESOL; cognitive strategies, mnemonic strategies, metacognitive strategies, effective strategies and finally social strategies.

The cognitive strategies allow learners to learn by making associations between the new information and the already known information. They also facilitate the mental restructuring of information. Examples of such learning include; analyzing, guessing when relying on the context, taking systematic notes, ...

In our speedy world with constant run for so-called better life, we often forget to live. We cannot abandon our ambitious and let it go. As a result, we are not satisfied with ourselves, relatives, and the whole world. However, there is always way to find harmony and joy in a daily routine which will help you to achieve encouraging results sooner. We should not forget that little things might turn out more rewarding than something pompous. To my mind, ‘little pleasures’ are different for everybody, but the main purpose is to restore balance with usual things. Generally, it does ...

Question 1

Realism is an artistic movement that begins in the 1800s in France. The artists in this era make effort to convey honest opinions while avoiding areas of exaggeration in the art elements. The work of Gustave Courbet initiates the concept while ignoring idealist artwork. The artistic movement begins after the revolution that marks the end of Romanism that dominates the entire French literature. Realism rejects the exaggeration of emotions in the Romanism (Morris, 2003). The artist movement seeks to depict the truth and real situations while avoiding the unpleasant way of life. The growth of photography works well with ...

Abstract

The following questions will be answered in accordance with the perspective of Hutchison (2013):

1. Define each of the dimensions and give examples of Manisha’s journey for each dimension. 2. How does knowledge of these terms contribute to culturally sensitive social work practice? 3. Cite examples of how you think these theories would help with assessment and intervention in your practice with client. Provide a rational for your answer. 4. Which theoretical perspective would you evaluate as meeting the most criteria for judging social theory? Provide a rationale. 5. In a short answer list and explain the three factors associated ...

Persuasion

Rhetorical device is one of the ways to incorporate emotional appeals in a persuasive writing. It helps a persuasive writing grasp and holds the attention of the readers, and it improves the statements in terms of its power. For example, an essay entitled “I Want a Wife,” it demonstrated how men think, act, and feel about women through the persuasive statements of Judy Brady. The essay has a useful creation of images visually; however, it has never been overdo at all. The overall character in the essay has a persuasive appeal, emotional appeal, and logic.

Personal

In general, personal papers are written in a ...

It is believed that interpersonal conflicts are part of everyday lives. People possibly encounter conflict in their personal life, on the job, or a sort of acquaintances. People who identify conflict and deal the conflict well could help their relationships improve. These conflicts can be destructive and it only makes sense to have useful information on how to handle it. Conflicts happened during disagreement, in accomplishing a certain task or deciding from different alternative courses of action. Interpersonal conflicts happened when people failed to share common views and different goals or interests. Interpersonal conflict is a personal matter and can be considered ...

Leadership Strategies for a Changing World

Charismatic Leadership
When looking at some of history’s greatest leaders, whether in politics or business, one characteristic that typifies the vast majority of them is that they are charismatic. Charming, graceful, some of the best leaders provide a sense of excitement and attraction that helps to gather followers and maintain a sense of momentum about the work that they are doing. To that end, the following focus paper explores charismatic leadership as a concrete, quantifiable leadership style, and my own assessment of the charismatic qualities of my leadership will be examined in light of the theory itself.

Charismatic leadership ...

Introduction

Everyone feels emotions. We employ a lot of time interpreting emotions, defining how to react to them, observing others emotional responses and dealing with our emotions. Emotion presents itself in both nonverbal and verbal communication. Different cultures and countries express emotions differently. The varying differences in the expression of emotion means that people from different cultures will also interpret expression of emotion differently. Studies have shown that there are similarities in the way cultures express emotions despite the differences. The following essay focuses on expression of emotion in United States of America and Japanese and the differences in emotional expression.

Discussion

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Self-Disclosure is a very important concept to practice in a close relationship. Self-Disclosure can be defined as sharing intimate details about yourself to somewhat that you care about that you would not discuss with someone else. This information can consist of secrets, inner feelings, facts about yourself, or any number of other personal details. For example, you could share an embarrassing moment that you experienced in your past with a loved one that you typically do not talk about with other people.

Disclosing personal information like this can potentially make the relationship stronger. It can build trust between two people and make ...

My emotion when I took the interview is that I felt nothing at all even when the interviewer said that the next questions will be more sensitive. However, I did not feel anything that triggered my emotion because there was no voice that conveys the emotion of the interviewer aside from that the interview would appear to be boring if the topic were not interesting.

Overall, the web based interview is similar to filling out forms because all you need to do is to read the question and answer it. Compared to this interview, traditional human interview is far ...

Dear Happy and Piper,

Congratulations to the both of you and I am happy to know that you are newly engaged and in love with each other so dearly. I would like to introduce myself, I am Peggy Little, a student at Ashford University taking up Interpersonal Communication course. I will be more than happy to assist the two of you as you step into the world of marriage. I believed that I am able to impart to you some knowledge concerning how interpersonal communication is necessary in your relationship especially that you are engaged with each other recently.

Let ...

Introduction

Population ageing is currently viewed as most wide-spread demographic trend. Decreasing fertility and increasing life expectancy have tremendously altered the ratio between the young and old in current population of the world. Global UN research on population ageing (2007) suggests that population ageing is concerned with four salient aspects, such as being unprecedented in human history; pervasiveness of the trend, which is now affecting almost all parts of the world; enduring nature of the trend (the situation is not likely to be subjected to significant changes; and, what is more important, the trend’s having profound consequences for almost ...

Analysis of Poems

The new woman is portrayed as different from the True Woman who was very domestic and saintly. One thing that stands out about the New Woman is the fact she recognized her rights and therefore became autonomous. This cultural change was in itself liberation for the New Woman from the true Woman who had to live according the standards set by a male dominated society (Cutter & Parini 2008). A couple of poems show how these women sought to stand out from the crowd and prove that they were on the same platform if not better than that of men ( ...

He didn’t look like anything that she was expecting. She expected him to a stocky little man, a bottle of beer in his hands and a paunch in his middle. He was none of those. Instead, He was tall, broad-shouldered and carried a backpack. It seemed to outweigh him by several pounds, but he carried it with ease. He had on an Ascot cap, and his arms rested on the straps of the backpack. He looked young, fit as a fiddle and not a day above forty. But she knew better. She knew that he was fifty five years, seven months and thirteen days ...

According to Brains Basic (n.d), neurons (nuerones) form the fundamental “data processing units” or the 'chips' of the brain. Neurons get “electrical inputs” from nearly one thousand different neurons. These impulses arrive at the same time, and when combined, they become 'nerve impulse'. This impulse then creates a reaction in the next “neuron” in the system. Neurons react to conduct and stimuli because a probable membrane is formed across the membrane in the cell. It can be noted that the neurons are emotional cells that are present within the body’s nervous system. It serves to ...

I have played many well-known MMOG. The one I want to tell about is Lineage 2. Lineage 2 is a fantasy MMORPG (mass multiplayer online role playing game)
I have played Lineage 2 for 8 years and my favorite actions were PvP actions. I had a lot of characters (heroes, avatars), but my first and favorite was Human Sorcerer. There are 6 races in Lineage – Humans, Elfs, Dark Elfs, Orcs, Dwarves and Kamael. My character was human, so he was look like natural human in robe and with the magic staff.

Lineage 2 if full of social aspect. The ...

Summary:

These ten letters by Rilke are replies to a young poet in which he encourages the poet to develop a connection to, and an understanding, of his inner creative soul. In these letters, Rilke explores themes related to how creativity, nature and sexuality are interrelated, the importance of living a full life, and the necessity of solitude. These letters can be seen as sort of a guide to life, not merely for creative individuals for just about anyone has the desire to develop a connection with their own humanity.

Quotes:

Some of the most notable quotes from the last three letters by Rilke include:

1. ...

A public policy is a deliberate endeavour by a government to address an issue that is of public interest by enacting laws, pronouncements and actions that are geared towards addressing the issue in question. A myriad of issues such as health, crime, education and even foreign policies can be addressed through public policy.

In setting up a public policy using the rational model, three steps are followed and in that order:

- Setting the agenda
- Formulating the option(s)
- Implementing.
Depending on the policy’s technicality, availability of funds and magnitude or scope, the time needed for a new policy to be put in place may range from a week/weeks to months or even years.

Also, in making a new public policy using the rational model, three things come into play:

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Communication styles tend to vary between different cultures. Understanding one’s own communication traits and recognizing differences in communication traits between cultures is important for a mutually courteous interaction.

I personally identify as a westerner from the United States and my communication style borrows heavily from American culture. In American society, open and free communication marks everyday conversations. This open communication transcends boundaries of age, gender and societal status and is not shared universally. In other places, those variables can play an important role in how people communicate with one another (DeVito, 2009) In Japan, for example, communication is like a game ...

- The many different expressions of death make people believe that death is everywhere and has to be survived.
- Philosophical and ethical dimension is concerned with the question of ethics and values. For example, patients with a terminal illness and excess pain may opt for euthanasia. Euthanasia brings about ethical debates regarding how appropriate it is. Psychological dimension is the emotional and mental impact of death on individuals. For example, if one’s friend dies, the person experiences sorrow and grief. Sociological dimension is concerned with how people come together to cater to the social problems and needs ...

Introduction

Complementary therapies work alongside other treatment method. They are alternative ways of providing emotional, physical and spiritual support; this improves the quality of life and reduces the side effects of medical treatment (Cancer Council, 1). They are sources of relief and comfort for patients undergoing palliative care.

- Meditation and relaxation
Relaxation involves engaging in stress-relieving and enjoyable activities. It involves a series of muscle-loosening exercises. Through slow and deep breathing, a person releases muscle tension. Mediation, on the other hand, is a practice focusing on quietening of the mind and breathing techniques. It focuses on the sitting posture, breathing and ...

SECTION A: Observing a Verse (Psalm 93:1)

- What would you say is the main theme of the verse?
In my opinion, the main theme of this verse is God’s strength, and how the world is controlled by such strength.
- Forget about religious language for a moment. What comes to your mind when you think about a “lord”?
A lord, to me, is somebody mighty and powerful. A lord is a person that is capable of commanding the armies and the nations. He is a powerful figure with limitless authority, some kind of king perhaps.
- What words or phrases are repeated? Why ...

Logical thinking is often called critical thinking or left brain thinking. Logical thinking is that type of thinking which allows individual to think based on what we know or knowledge, certainties and what we can prove. Logical thinking is persistent when we think and decide with provable and rationally definite information i.e. information we can be certain about because it has been established methodically. This allows us to make logical deductions. It is the type of thinking that we use in doing things with definite rules like playing chess, and solving puzzles with definite answer.

Out of several pros ...

Abstract

This paper will reflect over the case of Dillon vs. Legg from 1968. It will reflect on how this case changed the zone of danger. It will also reflect on how this case relates to the mental health issue. It will reflect over some rudimentary critical thinking questions to help understand the importance of mental health during this time. Last, it will show why this is important throughout the paper.

Main Body

Dillon vs. Legg case serves as a reminder of the horror that emotional damage from trauma can cause. This case was about a defendant who hit a child as she legally walked ...

Unipolar depression is a psychological disorder which has seen a surge in the last 50 years. It has been discussed in numerous works of art, and has even become a public health issue because of its prevalence. Evidently, this psychological condition is complicated, and diminishes performance in many areas. Due to the fact that it has been reaching epidemic proportions, it has become a mayor health issue in many countries around the world, as it interferes with the capacity to work, maintain social bonds, and be productive in general. One of the main problems with this disorder is that its cause is not ...

In any argument, the focus should not be necessarily about winning, but to put across facts that are well considered, logic and those that support your main points of view. This helps a lot in countering the most important alternative scrutiny. One should always ensure that the evidence is convincing enough and presented in a convincing and reasonable manner. There are many situations in life where people find themselves in arguments of different kinds. It may be in an exam situation, arguments with parents and so on. It is very important to remember that one should avoid making any comments that ...

Introduction

The seven Ninian Smart’s dimensions of religion include practical and ritual, for example baptism, prayer and worship; narrative or mythical, for instance historical stories of Moses and Jesus in the bible; ethical and legal, as evidenced by the ten commandments and beatitudes in Christianity; doctrinal and philosophical, which entails justification of the faith through scriptures; experiential and emotional, expressed through deep emotions when something believed to be supreme or profound is experienced; institutional and social as evidenced by existence of churches, mosques and temples; and material aspects such as architectural structures, music and religious symbols. This paper analyses ...

The use of power in an organization is very important. Power is very important in influencing the rest of the workers in an organization so that they may have one course of action as a whole unit. Power is useful in uniting the workers to a single action.

Power is also used as it establishes control of knowledge in an organization. However use of power is not acceptable when it creates problems in an organization and when it may interfere negatively with the objectives of the organization. Some of the unintended consequences of power use are creating poor relations between the ...

Emotional intelligence is the ability of a person to understand his/ her emotions and those of people around them in order to know how to interact with them. People with high knowledge of emotional intelligence understand their surroundings well and are able to manage their emotions accordingly. Psychologists argue that people with a high level of emotional intelligence have great leadership and problem solving skills due to their ability to read and interpret the work force around them. Emotional intelligence helps people in leadership in a number of ways depending on the level of conscience of the people on different issues regarding ...

In his speech of December 8, 1941 President Franklin Roosevelt addressed Congress to urge them to declare war on Japan and gather the spirit of the American people behind this effort. In doing so, he utilized the three pillars of rhetoric – ethos, pathos, and logos. By appealing to his credibility to speak on the matter, appealing to the emotions of the listeners, and appealing to reason he made the case for America to join World War II and fight the Japanese Empire. But Roosevelt was not the first American statesman to utilize these devices to make a declaration of ...

In this article, Laura Miler analyses the evolution of girls’ writing culture in Japan and elucidates on its growth and contribution to the Japanese linguistics. She does this by examining a note scribbled by a young student in her Graffiti photo. Girl graphs, she says, has been heavily influenced by the internet culture and many of the new syllabic characters used by young Japanese girls, are borrowed from English, Roman and even Egyptian hieroglyphs. She observes how the growing usage of mobile phones has further fuelled the inherent interest in innovative script writing among Japanese school girls. The desire for secrecy ...

BEHAVIORAL INFORMATION

Maryanne arrived at the testing session in comfortable attire (jeans, a sweater and a scarf), and appeared to be a person of good hygiene. She is a lady of average height and weight, and wrote using her left hand. She talked politely, initiated conversations and was elaborate when answering questions. Maryanne did not appear anxious or nervous at any moment in the whole testing session; she was attentive and seemed to easily understand tasks and directions. There was no evidence that Maryanne had any delusions or hallucinations and her motivation for testing was good, therefore, the tests can be considered a valid assessment of ...

The aim of this lesson is to create a vocabulary that describes emotion that will help pre-students express themselves in both languages and to bring into focus the conceptual clues falling under both natural and literary settings.

Materials needed:

Construction cardboard cut into circular shapes (about 6” in diameter) - 4 per child
Plastic straw pipes – 4 per child
Adhesive
Color crayons
Vocabulary: joyful, gloomy, shocked, smiles, moods, eyes, appearance, mouth, tear.
Lesson:
Before starting the lesson make 4 emotion masks out of construction paper and plastic straw pipes. Make out a tale in which different ...

Physical health

After completing the assessment, I have realized that my physical heath is not really up to par. Among my weak attributes is that I don’t engage in a lot of physical exe4rcises like jogging or swimming. However, one positive aspect is that I at least get 8 hours of sleep daily.

Social health

My social health status is actually quite commendable. I am actively involved in a lot of social circles and enjoy being around people which is a positive attribute. I however need to improve on the aspect of honesty when it comes to friendships and relationships.

Emotional health

My emotional health status is ...

Behavioral economists examine choices that consumers make that are not economically rational. Economists generally assume that people are rational; that is, they weigh the benefits and costs of an action and decide on an action that brings more benefits. However, behavioral economists, Herbert A. Simon argues that the rationality of individuals is a subject to the information they posses, the cognitive limitations of their minds, and the available time they have to make a decision (Sexton 239). Simon also advanced two cognitive styles, satisficers and maximizers. Maximizers often take longer to make decisions because of the need to maximize performance across ...

Questions and Answers

Answer # 1

Temperament means certain characteristics and aspects, associated with one’s personality. It is believed that a child is born with them and they persist throughout his lifetime. Temperament is also often associated with one’s emotions, for example, nervousness, joy, etc.
According to Chess and Thomas (1977), there are three temperament styles in children:
- Easy (positive mood; adapts easily)
- Difficult (negative reaction; cries frequently)
- Slow-to-warm-up (rather negative; adapts with difficulty)

Chess and Thomas identified the nine temperament traits in children as follows:

- Activity level (determines how active a child usually is)
- Distractibility (the ability of a child to concentrate and pay attention ...

EMOTIONAL STIMULUS

Nervousness is one of the emotional reactions that happen to people, in most cases, when exposed to an attention-demanding stimulus. One of these stimuli, for example, includes an interview. Interviews are attention-seeking, as well as brain-involving activities, which failing or passing leads to various outcomes (Goldstein, 2010). In this case, therefore, the human mind is designed to responding with nervousness, in case of an interview. At the same time, cognitive memory plays a major role in the same.

For instance, a person who has severally failed in previous interviews is likely to get more nervous compared to those who haven’t, ...

Traits are defined as the actions, thoughts and feelings which distinguish individuals from each other. They are the internal characteristics of a person which correspond to the behavior of a person. Individual traits remain stable throughout the life span of a person. The adaptive processes of a person lead to changes in the characteristic behavior of the person. Different theories have been proposed to explain the personality traits. These theories include the human motivation theory and the whole person theory.

Personality researchers such as D.W Fiske (1949) and Goldberg (1981) proposed five broad categories of personality traits, which were referred, to as the big ...

Question One

People are the most important asset in any organization. This is because an organization depends on its human resource to initiate and execute all its policies and projects. In order to realize the organizational learning perspective, it is people who are instrumental. It is the human resource of an organization that acquires and shares valuable knowledge. Without people, organization cannot survive. People are the primary source of knowledge in any organization. They ensure that there is flow and stock of knowledge within the organization. Moreover, it is people who put this essential resource to use by creating policies basing ...

Claude Monet was a master Impressionist artist, whose works inspired a new art movement. His radical style often depicted un-idealized landscapes, whose colors where unrealistic, moving away from the traditional earth tones. The main relationship between him and his art focused on the sensation of viewing nature. Monet often used the fall of light in a way in which it would in nature, not just spotlighting key elements as was the previous style. Monet painted in bold, separate strokes or vivid color.

Monet often suffered from criticism from his peers in the art world. Many called him a failure because of his devotion ...

There’s a problem when an issue is considered normal. Sim and Zeman’s “Contribution of Emotion Regulation to Body Dissatisfaction and Disordered Eating” (2006) discusses how girls engage a relationship between a constricted mind and an unhealthy body. Eating disorders will always be relevant because when pain is associated with food it means a better eating plan should be arranged, not a population of girls working to reduce their waistlines. The only result has been nonconstructive dissociation and a host a negative energy that allows this widespread agreement to deteriorate the female-bodied person’s quality of life.

An adolescent’s extremities between her body ...

Introduction

This paper discusses the contents of the 9/11 memorial exhibition. The discussion will include the use of different elements by artists to express their feelings about the event. The 9/11 memorial exhibition took place on March 2, 2013. The memorial was dedicated to people who lost their lives in the event. In the event, a metal piece of the World Trade Center was featured. The metal piece was smashed to the ground during the disaster. The metal piece of the World Trade Center was surrounded with ceramic tiles. The purpose of this artwork was to honor the lives of those ...