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Find one article on a specific aspect of the subject you are most interested in. Use a KWHL chart (see appendix section) to write your notes.Put the reference.
K-W-H-L Chart
Use this chart to help you gather information, solve a problem, or think through a research topic. Fill in this chart with NOTES, CALCULATIONS, and IDEAS, rather than complete sentences. Use this sheet to help you think through your problem.
What is your topic or problem?
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What do you hope to prove or discover about it? What is your
goal?
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What is your central research question or problem?
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(NOTE: Make sure that everything you write below will help you answer this question.)
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What action will I take? |
What new questions do I have? |
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When people are asked what values they most look for and admire ina leader, these four values clearly lead the pack:
Ambitious
Inspiring
Caring
Loyal
Look Ahead
Intelligent
Competent
Honesty
QUESTION 2
A leader's personality is as important as his/her behavior.
True
False
QUESTION 3
Since credibility is important in the leader-subordinate relationship, it is critical for a leader to step outside the boundaries of their own personality in order to fully express themselves and their values.
True
False
QUESTION 4
Shared values are the result of (mark all that apply):
Listening
Appreciating
Resolving Conflicts
Building Consensus
QUESTION 5
Match the following concepts with their contribution to the leader-subordinate relationship.
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Questions
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Visions
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Passion
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Metaphors
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Meaning and purpose
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Stretch people; expressions of optimism; ambitious; are about
hopes, dreams, and aspirations
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Used every ten to twenty-five words, or about six times a
minute
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Help people escape the trap of their own paradigms by broadening
their perspective and forcing them to take responsibility for their
own viewpoint
D.
Gets people through the tough times, the scary times - the times
when they don't think they can even get up in the morning or take
another step
E.
A pre-requisite for seeing the future
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Pick one study from the readings VULNERABLE/SPECIAL PARTICIPANT POPULATIONS and explain how it raises questions of voluntariness in relation to informed consent. Note: Clearly if people are not given sufficient information, they cannot give voluntary consent. I would like you to find a case that does not relate to withholding important information, but raises questions about voluntariness in another way
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identify a minimum of 10 different paradigms that you think actually exist in reality. For each one, propose a name for the worldview, define it and give examples of where you think that worldview exists (i.e., describe what group of people would have it and give a specific example).
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State a major criticism of either Piaget or Vygotsky on the way they viewed child development. How do you think that theorist would respond to that criticims.
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How does our emotional skills have a direct and important bearing on our relationships with others? Why is it important to properly express them?
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1. What is the difference between independent and dependent variables? In this hypothesis, "As the number of violent movies watched by children increases, the amount of aggression will increase," the underlined sections are the variables. Identify which variable is the independent variable and which is the dependent variable and explain why.
2.Objective theory must be practical. What does this mean? Objective theory must have quantitative consistency. What does this mean? Why is it powerful? Use an example to justify your answer.
3.Your beliefs on the nature of free will align with how you view nature and nurture. What does it mean to be a determinist who supports a nature-based argument? What does it mean to be one who believes in free-will who supports nurture-based arguments? How do these map onto the paradigms of communication research?
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What are some of the social factors that "insulate" against suicide? How do they work to keep people from attempting or committing suicide? Can media that is often blamed as a cause of suicide become a source of suicide prevention?
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Literature review between Emotional Intelligence and Life Satisfaction between Generation-X and Millennials
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How can the fire department take an active role in community based risk reduction programs in order to promote life safety?
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what would be the consequences (positive or negative) of one world language? How does this relate to the Biblical account of the Tower of Babel?
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What aspect of critical incident management within a department would adequately to address the safety of emergency responders that worked at an incident?
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Directions: Determine whether each sentence is a run-on, is a comma splice, or is punctuated correctly.
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| Puerto Rico has many beautiful beaches and tropical rain forests, it also has many serious environmental issues. | |
| This U.S. commonwealth has a large population, there are approximately 1,000 people per square mile. | |
| This ratio is higher than that in any of the 50 states in the United States, Puerto Rico’s population density rivals those of Singapore, Hong Kong, and Taiwan. | |
| Puerto Rico’s high population has led to much of its environmental damage. |
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| For example, most of Puerto Rico’s native forests were cleared at the turn of the century the former forests are now housing developments, agricultural fields, and strip malls. | |
| Also, many mangrove trees were cut down to create resort beaches the mangroves had protected the coast from erosion. | |
| Over the years, Puerto Rico’s native forests were depleted, only 1% of them remain intact today. | |
| The lack of trees caused the decline or extinction of many species, such as the Puerto Rican parrot, since their habitat was destroyed. |
Directions: Determine whether each sentence is a run-on, is a comma splice, or is punctuated correctly.
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| Flocks of Puerto Rican parrots used to darken the sky on the tropical island, yet few now remain in the wild. | |
| Puerto Rico has taken steps to restore its forests and wildlife, but the damage has not been easy to undo. | |
| In 1934, the Forest Service began a major reforestation program over 18,000 acres went through reforesting over a 12-year span. | |
| The Puerto Rican parrot is slowly coming back forest rangers guard and monitor each parrot egg until it hatches. |
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On Aristotle's view, understanding moral virtue
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involves understanding how moral virtues are nice to dream about, but that only intellectual virtues are really important to moral life. |
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involves understanding the difference between 'first' nature (how we are born) and second nature. |
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involves understanding how practice and second nature are completely separate from each other. |
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means that we finally accept that there is really no such thing a a bad habit, as habits are relative to cuture. |
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