Criterion Research Papers Samples For Students

Abstract

A number of research findings revealed that post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is a universal phenomenon . The person undergoes the reliving of events through recurrent dreams, nightmares or other threatening situations. An individual with PTSD has excessive feelings of a distressing event triggered by an external factor. In order for the person to shut off traumatic events, he / she resorts to amnesia, psychic numbing, emotional anesthesia, to mention a few. The history of the disorder dates as far as human existence and caused by a number of factors such as serious illness, accidents, natural disasters, terrorism, robbery, sexual abuse, wartimes and other traumatic ...

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Criterion development is the process of establishing a standard that will be used when assessing a certain activity or outcome. Criterion development involves coming up with a defining measure or characteristic that can be used to identify something else. An example of criterion development is a 360 degree system of feedback or development of performance assessment system.

The development of a criterion is truly critical to any successful measurement. There are several reasons as to why criterion development is important in ensuring successful measurement. A criterion is an elaborate procedure that has been established to assess or analyze the characteristics ...

Criterion Characteristics Paper and: Performance Appraisal Form

A real estate appraiser must have knowledge in building and construction, mathematics, customer service, personal service, English language, accounting and economics, computer electronics, geography, clerical knowledge, law and government, management and administration. The necessary skills are critical thinking capacity, speaking, active listening, writing, reading comprehension, active learning, time management, social perceptiveness, complex problem solving, decision making and judgment. Real estate appraisers must also have abilities such as oral and written expression, oral and written comprehension, inductive and deductive reasoning, near vision, information ordering and recognition of speech (Schultz & Schultz, 2010).

In a performance appraisal of a real estate appraiser, some of ...

The Fisher v. University of Texas case is based on the issue of higher learning institution’s use of race as one of the criteria for student admission. In the mid 1990s, the University of Texas (UT) was banned from using race as an admission criterion by a court circuit. After that, the University of Texas initiated two methods; one based on a socio-economic affirmative action program, and a program whereby the top 10% of students from all high schools in Texas would be admitted into the University of Texas automatically regardless of their scores in the standardized test. In 2003, the ...

The primary diagnoses in Jon’s case are substance-related and addictive disorders, but he should also be assessed for impulse-control disorders. Although Jon reported experimenting with hallucinogens, he does not use them frequently and did not report using them within the past 12 months, so the most appropriate diagnoses based on the information provided are severe alcohol use disorder (303.90 [F10.20]) and mild cannabis use disorder (305.10 [F12.10]). Substance use is often a consequence of another root disorder, so additional diagnoses have to be explored (American Psychiatric Association, 2013). The most appropriate diagnosis based on Jon’s background information would ...

Introduction

Primal fear is an investigative movie, which tries to unravel the murder of a famous Bishop in Chicago. A young altar boy (Aaron) has been arrested for his murder. Aaron looks like an innocent kid, who stutters, and he is represented by Vail, who is a famous attorney. Vail believes that Aaron is innocent. In the middle of the trial, Vail finds out that Aaron has a disorder. With the disorder Aaron acts differently, he is a foul mouthed, violent, and obnoxious. Vail finds a sex tape that shows Aaron, another altar boy and a girl having sex, and they are being directed by the ...

Selection guidelines review

The selection guidelines on the website of Uniform Guidelines are meant to establish a single set of governing principles. The principles are crafted to help labor organizations, employers, licensing and certification boards and employment agencies to meet the Federal Law requirements. The Federal Law prohibits discriminative employment practices on the basis of color, race, religion, gender, sexuality and national origin. The guidelines are used to determine selection procedures such as proper utilization of tests. The guidelines are aimed at fostering equality in employment opportunities in the whole country. In the selection guidelines, there are adverse impacts and affirmative action details ...

When planning a criterion development that would help in evaluation of organizational, team or individual performance, one has to consider several issues. Before and during this whole process, one must consider and address ethical, social and legal issues that come along with this process (Schultz & Schultz, 2010).

Criterion development and employee performance evaluation must be done in a legal manner where transparency is guaranteed and with no hidden objectives. Discrimination during evaluation of could result in legal cases. There are laws that guide and protect employees against discrimination during performance assessment, for instance, the Civil Rights Act. To avoid legal ...

Abstract

Shaping is the process used to develop a terminal behaviour through reinforcing its successive approximations systematically and differentially. Successive approximations refer to the building blocks of the eventual behaviour. Shaping is applied in various contexts that can range from using shaping to teach children how to use contact lenses, how behaviour analysis can influence people with intellectual disabilities. Also, it used to study the performance track of athletes, and how to eliminate autism in children. Moreover, shaping is also applicable in helping people quit smoking and teach self-initiated toileting among children. The authors provide various agreements to advance their research, ...

Introduction

The selection criterion for different workers always varies depending on several factors. The criterion for selection of top executive employees is totally different from the criterion used to select middle level managers and that of junior employees. These criteria of selection are selected based on the rank of employees, responsibilities of the job and the selection method that would help identify the necessary skills and personality in potential employees for each post.

The techniques of selecting potential employees for line level employees, top executives and middle level managers varies depending on the organization’s objectives, competence levels and personalities ...

Personal identity has been variously defined. It mainly deals with matters that are connected to ourselves based on the idea of our being people. There is a broad literature of personal identity both in the Western, and Eastern philosophy and discussions have emerged in the recent past on our identity over the years. The concept of personal identity in psychology relied significantly on the version of relational memory criterion by Locke. The relational theory raised many objections. The theory argued that memory presupposes identity such that past experiences play an important role in a person’s identity. However, since 1970s, debates ...

Central Line-associated Bloodstream Infection (CLABSI)

Introduction to CLABSI
The central line associated blood stream infection is a confirmed laboratory illness that attacks the bloodstream of human beings. The infection attacks patients who have been on the central line within a timeframe of 48 hours before the bloodstream infection develops. The central line is a hollow pipe positioned in a huge vein located at the torso, groin, neck, or arm. The tube’s main use is to pass liquids, medications, withdrawn blood, or to observe the conditions of the patient. The central line is usually different from other standard intravenous lines because it penetrates deeper ...

Leadership is a complex concept that does not have one-size-fits-all definition. There are lots of different approaches to define this category. Mindy Gibbins-Klein, the founder of REAL Thought Leaders, stated that “leadership is having a vision, sharing that vision and inspiring others to support your vision while creating their own” (Helmrich, 2015). Thus it is even more difficult to determine what effective leadership is. Stan Kimer, the president of Total Engagement Consulting by Kimer, said that “effective leadership is providing the vision and motivation to a team so they work together toward the same goal, and then understanding the talents and temperaments ...

AbstractThis essay paper basically will discuss how a cartel comes to existence, and how it influnce the markets. This discussion has been applied to the oil market and OPEC. A short history for OPEC and a short literature review on OPEC is given in the paper. The main idea is “if the OPEC's decisions are influencing the market price, then we can claim that OPEC is a cartel”. Consequently, we see that there is not study showing that the OPEC's decisions are influencing the market price for all years. Also considering that every country tries to be strong in the international market, thus ...

Introduction

Test item evaluation is important in determining the reliability and effectiveness of the test items in a psychological test. Test item evaluation can take two forms; the criterion referenced or the norm-referenced form. Usually, test evaluations are done in criterion referenced form. If the norm-referenced form is used during the test, the criteria of evaluating discrimination indices and item difficulty changes.

Item difficulty

This is the percentage section of respondents in a test who pass the test. If the many respondents pass the test, the test has a high item difficulty measure. If the norm-referenced approach is used to measure item difficulty, the value ...

Introduction

The phenomenon of leadership is one of the most broadly discussed in management-related scholarship. Various theories and models are designed in order to develop an understanding of the scope of leadership as a concept and the traits, necessary for an individual to exhibit strong leadership and inspire followers. In this regard, a crucial question remains whether leadership can be learnt in case an individual does not have a natural disposition to leading. In the end of the 19th century particularly the ‘Great Man’ theory, emphasizing one’s intrinsic ability to lead followers, was the major approach to leadership, logically ...

Arguably one among the rarest disorders, pyromania is complicated, both in diagnosis and treatment. Categorized under the impulsive control disorders, pyromania is complicated by the fact that it has quite a number of common characteristics with such ICDs as compulsive gambling, kleptomania, trichotillomania and a few others. The name pyromania is derived from two Greek words, pyr (meaning fire) and mania (meaning madness). While this disorder was the latest to join the list of known ICDs, it has for a long time been associated with social insanity. Before the disorder was scientifically identified, people considered all fires to be arson. Pyromania is ...

Psychology

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Identifying and predicting psychopathic traits by analyzing childhood behaviours must be based on sound psychometrics to ensure scientifically reliable results. Statistical analysis using G-Power (computer model for calculations) aids in analyszing the results from surveys and personality assessments which are administered to teens and young adults from communities, colleges, juvenile homes and jails in order to understand how the data from self reported questionnaires can reliable be used to predict psychopathic behavior. The ability to do so would be very helpful for counseling and could possibly help avoid psychopathic behaviors in young people that are self-destructive ...

Introduction

Investment is a tricky aspect of business operations especially for investors. In most cases, investors are forced to invest in a variety of stocks and bonds for the purposes of diversifying their risks. However, investing in different or a wide range of portfolio requires adequate knowledge regarding the financial markets. In addition, investors need to have an adequate and efficient development of a portfolio that would include stocks and bonds from different corporations with the aim of diversifying risks. Based on such convictions, the following is a development of a portfolio that contains investment securities from 3 Fortune 500 stocks and 3 AAA corporate bonds.

Criteria for Portfolio Development

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Introduction

The James Bond film series is, to date, one of the longest-running major film series in world history, with 23 installments released over 50 years; it is also the second highest-grossing film series in the world, behind the Harry Potter series. Produced by EON Productions, the films have become phenomena of popular culture, and their central character of James Bond has been firmly entrenched in the minds of millions of people throughout the world. Much of that is due to the nature of the character itself - a suave, adventurous ladies' man who lives in luxury while dispatching bad guys ...

INTERNATIONAL MARKETING

Introduction
For the purpose of understanding the concept of marketing strategy and international marketing, we have chosen the international fast food chain of KFC. Kentucky Fried Chicken or KFC is the world’s famous fast food chain with its head office in Louisville, Kentucky. Founded by Harland Sanders in the decade of 1930’s, the fast food chain is serving more than eleven million customers in a hundred and ten nations at the global level. At present, Kentucky Fried Chicken owns fifteen million restaurants. The founder of Kentucky Fried Chicken invented the chicken recipe on his own for passersby ...

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This study explored one potential intervention strategy in order to add to the growing body of research on bullying. The researchers designed the study for a single-subject, changing-criterion format. Selected through stratified random sampling, middle school student participant D underwent five weeks of NLP sessions with Teacher M (the independent variable) to ascertain whether there is a relationship between that and frequency of bullying behavior (the dependent variable). The researchers measured the dependent variable via the reports of the participant, his teachers, his peers and footage recorded via hidden cameras placed strategically around campus. At the end of the final week, ...

Introduction

Behavioral health, also referred to as mental health, is the way that a person thinks, and their emotional reaction to situations. Behavioral health also includes the different methods of promoting wellbeing, and the prevention of mental illnesses. According to Holmes (2014), behavioral health is much more than the absence of mental illness. It includes a person’s ability to enjoy life that is determined by their psychological resilience, and their ability to balance their life. It also includes a person’s flexibility to new ideas and their level of self actualization. Examples of behavioral disorders include Anxiety, Depression, Attention Deficit Disorder, Post ...

Introduction

Not a long back in 2012, Preston Carter, a 100 years old man, rammed his car into a sidewalk hitting 11 people including 9 children from an elementary school in LA. Though everyone survived the accident, four children suffered critical injuries (Mohajer 2012). This incident again highlighted the issue of the risks associated with the driving of senior drivers, and brought the age old question to the forefront as how old is too old for driving. The statistics of National Highway Traffic Safety Administration show that although senior drivers constitute only 9% of the population in USA, they account for 14% of ...

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Research shows that childhood traumatic experiences and stressful life events can lead to manifestation of mental disorders like Dissociative Identity Disorder in young adulthood. Individuals with this mental disorder display varying personalities at different moments especially when the traumatic memory or experience is triggered. A patient with this disorder is diagnosed using the DSM-IV classification and psychiatric management is enforced with the aim of achieving non-dissociation and acquisition of a consolidated personality and identity.

Hypothesis statement

Mental disorders refer to any condition that manifests as deviation from social norms, thoughts, perceptions, behavior, and mood leading to an impaired social functioning. Causes of ...

Mentor’s Name

1. Agreeing on a definition of the key terms is one of the first steps in debating an issue. How are Cantor and Connerly each using the term affirmative action?
One of the generally agreed definitions of affirmative action is that it “involves taking positive steps in job hiring and college admissions to correct certain past injustices against groups such as minorities and women” . For Cantor, affirmative action is “a way to enrich the educational and intellectual lives of white students as well as students of color” . For her, race should not be abandoned in admissions. On the other hand, ...

Lisa Gomez

Argosy Online University
This research was carried out as partial fulfillment towards the Research Methods course at Argosy University by Lisa Gomez.
Abstract
The study evaluates the research question: Does health promotion strategies help alleviate stress? The study uses a sample size of twenty five respondents; the five respondents were added to compensate for attrition. The study used the stratified random sampling technique. This technique is appropriate for the study because of the different levels of stressing factors the workers are exposed to due to the nature of their job. The inclusion criterion for the study is ...

- Situations in practice that can lead to grief/ bereavement
Bereavement refers to a period of grief after one has lost a loved one. It also refers to “the entire experience of friends and family members in the anticipation of the death of a loved one and the subsequent adjustment to living after the death of a loved one (Care, 2006 ).”
On the other hand, grief refers to “the emotional affective reaction to the loss of a loved one.” It has both psychological and physical manifestations (Care, 2006 ). Bereavement can be complex and can affect individuals on many levels including emotionally, cognitively, ...

Introduction

The just theory of war has its roots in the ethics of war embraced by ancient Roman Empire and the catholic gurus of theology. Arguably the earliest proponents of the catholic faith, Augustine of Hippo and Thomas Aquinas endeavored to explain why and how war was religiously justifiable. The two gurus of theology argued that a man could serve God and his nation at the same time through being a strong Christian and going to war, in defense of his country (Elshtain 78). According to St. Augustine war was a morally justifiable tool that God had given to the rulers to guard and ...

As the drive to educate children with special needs in a least restrictive environment increases many preschools find themselves enrolling children with special needs in programs originally tailored for typically developing children Although early childhood educators may exhibit good intentions in their desire to accommodate children with special needs are their programs geared to adequately meet the needs of these children. If not what changes must be engineered in the curriculum to bring about this accommodation.

One of the key influences in guiding early childhood education practices over the last 20 years has been position statements on implementing developmentally appropriate ...

Introduction

This paper is a summary of the findings and discoveries about Planet Earth. It is more focused on the religiosity of the planet. So basically, the main question that will be addressed by this paper would be whether Earth is a religious planet or not. Almost all alien beings who would visit the planet will surely be able to recognize that this planet is a planet full of people who came from different religious groups; each having their own set of cultures and beliefs.

Yoga, meditation, being a member of a regularly scheduled prayer circle, regularly attending worship services, signing for a choir; all of ...

Characteristics of the transportation project

Transportation project is concerned with the problem of transporting different amounts of a homogenous product that are initially stored at different origins to various destinations. It is a logistics issue in which the product is transported in a way that minimizes the total transportation cost. A transportation project has various characteristics. One of the features of this project is that every destination demands a fixed unit of the product. Additionally, the project will have possible solutions if all supplies equal all demands. The total demand must be obtained from the sources involved. Also, the cost of transporting the products ...

Abstract

A plea bargain has defined the court proceedings in the recent history of the criminal justice system. As such, prosecutors and judges have adapted to the policy to carry on activities while practicing copping plea arrangements so as to reduce the number of pending cases and the pile that characterizes most of the district magistrates’ courts. On one side, the idea of a plea bargain has greatly enhanced the efficiency of the legal systems. This is because it has reduced the time for prosecutors to work on various trials as well as reducing the instances of overcrowding in jails ( ...

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Research Question: What should be done about abortion?
Thesis Statement: Abortion is impermissible except when performed to save, not to take, life.
I. Abortion as a Utilitarianistic Act
Mothers who opted for abortion often base their decisions on factors that are favorable to them personally, making their utilitarianist philosophy essentially egoistic. Thus, a mother who opted to perform an abortion is essentially an egoistic utilitarianist.
Consequently, utilitarianism suffers from the problem of failing to respect the separateness of persons; that is, that of the mother and that of the unborn child (Jacobson 168). ...

Factors to be considered in decision matrix

A number of alternatives have been suggested as a solution to the high number of employee turnover in the organization. All these alternatives have to be measured in order to determine the best solution for the organization. Each of the alternatives provided have disadvantages and advantages to the organization. Their impact on the organization will determine which of the possible solutions will be best for the company.
The main factors that are going to be considered are going to be the cost of implementing the solution and the effects towards the organization’s work. These are the most important ...

Organization

Introduction
In America, one of the most important matter of national concern is clean water. Almost half the Americans believe that clean water is one the fundamental rights of every citizen. Thousands of Americans take part in the local and state water protection group. The Clean Water Act or the Federal Water Pollution Control Act is the principal law that governs the pollution of the surface water of United States of America. The act was originally enacted in 1948 but it underwent certain amendments in 1972 to come to its present form. The 1972 act laid out ambitious ...

Psychology

OUTLINE
- Introduction
- An overview of the main points involving Bipolar Disorder will be discussed
- Description of Bipolar Disorder
- Etiology or cause of the disorder
- DSM-IV-TR or DSM-5 symptom criteria of Bipolar Disorder
- Disorder Statistics
- Prevalence or the number of people who display Bipolar Disorder in the total population at any given time
- The number of cases or incidence of Bipolar Disorder appearing during a specific period
- Other relevant facts pertaining to Bipolar Disorder
- Treatments for Bipolar Disorder
- The ...

Landfill mining and excavation is a process involving processing and excavation of previously landfilled solid wastes. Processing involves a cycle of mechanical processing operations that are premeditated to recover recyclable materials, landfill space, soil and a combustible fraction. Equipment used in landfill mining and excavation are screens, excavators, and conveyors. Therefore, landfill mining uses conventional soil excavating and processing techniques. The process used by landfill has six phases; excavate and separate landfill material into the soil, combustible and residual materials, recyclables, remove and disposal of wastes, remediate soil, refill to bring the intended site to reline or grade, and monitor after completion ...

Schizophrenia is a mental disorder, which is characterized by abnormalities in the perception of reality. Its onset usually coincides with the onset of adulthood, but there are cases of early schizophrenia, including childhood. Diagnosis is based on the analysis of the patient's complaints and his behavior. Currently, there are no clinically approved laboratory tests for schizophrenia.
This disease is polyetiological, often genetically determined (possible generic binding disease). However, an important role in the disease manifestation (symptomatic manifestation) play environmental factors. Currently, the most common is biopsychosocial model of schizophrenia, which takes into account biological (heredity, organic changes of CNS ...

Different individuals or groups have different views about affirmative action. Some of them agree on some portions of affirmative action whereas others do not. There are thus usually pros and cons to this controversial issue. To get to my point across, let me define first what is considered as one of the generally agreed definitions of affirmative action. Affirmative action “involves taking positive steps in job hiring and college admissions to correct certain past injustices against groups such as minorities and women” (Boss, 2011, p. 30). In one of the book sections of Boss (2011), he presented two conflicting ...

Introduction

There was a time when USA was far ahead of its competitors in innovation but in recent times the trend has seen a steep decline. Not only in innovation, America is also falling behind other countries in the area of high skilled workers literate in math, science and technology. There was a time, not long ago, when "the United States set the pace as the world’s leading innovator: from the personal computer to the internet, from Wall Street to Hollywood, from the decoding of the genome to the emergence of Web 2.0" but slowly it is "losing its innovation edge" (Kao ...

HR Department: Ford Motor Company

One of the most important factors behind the success of the Ford Motor Company is its vast human resource department. Equal opportunity and diverse labor force should be promoted by the Human Resource Manager (HRM) of the Ford Motor Company for the purpose of retaining the business success and growth. Good working environment should be provided to the employees in order to increase their efficiency. The HR department of the Ford Company follows the non-discriminatory hiring policies by hiring the qualified and skilled men, women, minorities, and disables as their work force. The primary criterion set by the Ford’ ...

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The note observes the essentials of validity of evidence. It correctly observes the three main types of validity, that is, relationship based, criterion related and content based. Ideally, the validity of evidence is essential in noting the variables in data and information. The note takes the discussion to the extreme by illustrating some of the application of the validity evidence. For instance, in showing the relation based validation, the note examines the relationship between shark attacks and ice cream consumption in the beach. It is concluded based on credible evidence that the number of shark attacks were directly proportional ...

Introduction

With the internationalization of production economic and social progress are becoming increasingly dependent on resolution of global problems. At the beginning of the XXI century these challenges are of vital importance for the future of civilization. The global problems of the world have a direct relationship to the whole humanity and affect the interests and destinies of all countries, nations and social classes, leading to significant economic and social costs, and in the case of aggravation of the situation may directly threaten the very existence of human civilization. These problems require cooperation in the planetary scale and the joint action ...

Introduction

Welfare program is aimed at helping that sector of the society that earns nothing or less than the minimum limit specified by the state government. For the last decade there is a heated debate raging among all the states if these welfare recipients must be drug tested before they start getting the benefit from the states. It is not easy to come to a conclusion. Drug testing will definitely ensure that tax payer’s money is not getting into the wrong hands but on the flip side execution of drug testing for all the people who apply for welfare benefits will ...

Final Project: Early Methods Section

Introduction
While stress cannot be entirely removed from the workplace or life, one can develop coping skills with relative ease. Stress has shown to contribute to physical conditions like high blood pressure, ulcers and stroke. As such, stress reduction directly impacts the improvement of one’s physical health. Health promotion strategies employ different approaches in improving the physical and mental health of an individual. Approaches that use multiple strategies have proven more effective when compared to stand-alone approaches. Health promotion strategies offer health information so as to create awareness and capacity among individuals to make decisions concerning health ...

Introduction

Recently, testing children has grown more aggressive and widespread because the concerning issues have arisen hence pressuring parents to conduct these tests to their children. For example, most kindergarten tests their children before enrolling them, which is also applicable in colleges. Surprisingly, assessing infants and young children is a practice that has been going on for more than 30 years ago. Even though some infant and children assessment are useful, conducted research conclude that most assessment and tests turn out to be less reliable. The research recommended that screening tests are not appropriate for measuring the readiness to exclude children ...

Organizational consultants have many tools and measures that they can use to evaluate performances of employees against the expected standards. There are seven major tools consultants use often. They include the quality of information, number of people evaluated, benefit ratio, system satisfaction, organization level and unit level performance, performance quality and performance rating distribution. The seven measures can be utilized by organizational consultants to interpret assessment results. There are three main kinds of assessment results (Schultz & Schultz, 2010).

This assessment result is important because it helps determine the organization’s structure and employee performance levels. The interpretation of ...

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An elaborated job analysis can be a basis of good personnel management. The employer and the employee need to understand the responsibilities and duties employees should do. Job analysis can be used to enhance understanding since it links each unit of work to other units. There are five common uses of job analysis.

Job analysis is used to forecast human capital recruitments on the basis of skills and knowledge. This is through establishing vertical and lateral link between jobs. It helps establish a transfer and promotion policy in a company by determining the quality of human capital required ...

Challenges of the Assessment and Measurement Process Paper

Introduction

Organizational leadership is an important area in organizational psychology. Organizational leadership involves the selection, recruitment, training and development of effective future leaders in an organization. The main aim of this area of organizational psychology is to nurture and develop leaders in an organization who will ensure the organization is led in an appropriate manner today and in the future. There are many challenges faced in organizational leadership. Psychologically, the problem is divided into two sections. First, employees have to work under a manager or a supervisor, the satisfaction and efficiency of employees is influenced by the supervisor’s leadership style. ...

Diversity in the Workplace Audit Research

Introduction and Thesis Statement

Diversity in the Workplace Audit influences the running of different organizations. A workplace audit refers to a technique of reviewing the different policies and systems with an organization’s human resources as well as other areas of the organization (Zweigenhaft &William, 1998). A workplace audit is essential because it helps in identifying the areas of the organization, which require improvement. In addition, workplace audit also helps the employers of an organization to comply with the present employment laws. Different companies differ in the way they conduct their workplace audit. This is because, the organizations will carry ...

Definition of scientific method

Bauer (1994) defines scientific method a systematic, controlled observation or experiment whose results leads to hypothesis, which can be valid or invalid through further work. In addition, the hypothesis results to the formulation of theories that may be reliable due to the critical approach that was used in the method. Information obtained from the scientific method can lead to classifying previously established data as false and open new avenues where further research is done.

Importance of Scientific Research

Through scientific research, new knowledge in various fields can be acquired. In addition, this knowledge can be used to establish standards of practice in the various ...

For this study, it was hypothesized that the reaches and walking endurance of children with spastic CP were strengthened and reinforced after a physical therapy treatment is given to the subjects.

Chapter V. Theoretical Frame Work /Conceptual Framework

Pediatric Endurance and Limb Strengthening for children with Cerebral Palsy or “PEDALS” is one of four projects sponsored by the Physical Therapy Clinical Research Network (PTClinResNet), which is a member of the Inventory and Evaluation of Clinical Research Networks (IECRN). According to Fowler et al (2007), the PTClinREsNet was initially established in the year 2002, to espouse the research that investigated the effectiveness of physical therapy interventions. This national network ...

Postprandial triglyceride is associated with fasting triglyceride and HOMA-IR in Korean subjects with Type 2 Diabetes

This paper is an in-depth review of an original empirical research study published in a peer reviewed journal. The paper will therefore focus on describing the research questions, subjects, sampling and research methods employed during the study, variables measured or observed and finally the conclusions of the study. My opinion on the study will be provided in the latter part of the paper.

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“Postprandial triglyceride is associated with fasting triglyceride and HOMA-IR in Korean subjects with Type 2 Diabetes” was a study by Lee et al (2010) that was first published in the Diabetes and Metabolism Journal on March 14 2011.
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Quality assurance and product perfection is what every organization is aiming to achieve to attract and maintain customers for long in the business industry. To achieve these objectives proper planning and concentration by top management should be established to enhance effectiveness and efficiency of every individual. The success of any business is because of combined efforts among different departments and the commitment of every employee in the organization.

As a manager in my organization aiming to produce the best products and services, the first thing is to ensure quality of the workers, all must be professional in their fields so ...