Can you think of a team experience or consultative decision making process you have been a part of and discuss the decision making process as well as the overall outcome?

What does existential anxiety mean to you? How did you deal with this kind of anxiety in your life?

There are many new religious movements that have come about in the last 200 years. Select one not mentioned in the text to expand on and present here on the Discussion Forum. Present its origins, basic beliefs, and what its current numbers are. You can choose one that is historical, small in number, or in any part of the world. Examples might be, but are not limited to: Wiccan, Druidism, any of the New Age religions, Shakers, Theosophy, etc. You can also select little known or mentioned sects of established religions: Pentecostal snake churches, People's Temple, etc.

1.     Discuss problems that might occur if cross-cultural perspectives are neglected in the research. Be sure to share an example(s). Use two to three scholarly resources to support your explanations.

Linda is a 60-year-old woman with moderate mental retardation who has recently been diagnosed with congestive heart failure. Her doctor has recommended that Linda lose weight, get regular exercise, and eat low sodium, low cholesterol diet. She lives in an adult living facility. Linda works at a local shelter. She is required to bring lunch to the shelter every day and she always brings a bologna and cheese sandwich, a bag of pretzels and a chocolate chip cookie. During her morning break, she always gets a Coke and a bag of potato chips from the vending machine for a snack. Linda has eaten this same diet every day for at least 25 years and is very resistant to the idea of changing what she eats for lunch every day. After work Linda has staff that supports her in cooking dinner and she has tried a variety of foods. On the weekends her favorite thing to do is to go to Burger King for a Whopper with cheese and a large French fries. Linda has support with going grocery shopping. She is willing to pick out a variety of foods, but she always insists on buying pretzels and potato chips. She becomes very angry when staff suggest that she leave the store without the two items. Linda had had no trouble taking medication as she has staff who remind her in the morning and at night that she needs to do this. She also has support with monitoring her weight every day. She must monitor her weight to assure that she is not retaining water. Linda does not get any regular exercise. She has trouble climbing the set of stairs to her second-floor apartment. A couple of weeks ago one of the staff that supports her tried taking her for an hour walk in a near-by park. She had to turn around after 15 minutes because she was exhausted, and declared that she would never go walking again. Linda is fascinated by machines. One of the staff on weekends noted that she watched several infomercials about treadmills, rowing machines, and other types of exercise equipment. What are the behaviors that need to be changed? What health promotion actions would help? What additional supports or information might motivate Linda? Do you believe Linda can follow her doctor's recommendations? Why or why not?

What are the general strengths and limitations of the following research methodologies in studying white collar crime? • case studies • laboratory experiments • field experiments • natural experiments • surveys • observational research • secondary data analysis • event history analysis • archival data analysis • historical ethnography • content analysis

Describe the theoretical process of institutional isomorphism according to DiMaggio and Powell. How does this process potentially affect individual workers in the economy? Be sure to include examples to support your position.

So how exactly would you define wisdom?

Here's a taking off point. Let's say you are in a public place, a bar, a mall, a party, or a street, minding your own business. You look across the mall, the bar, the party, or the street and there you see your best friend's boyfriend, girlfriend, significant other with someone else, and I really mean with someone else. What would you do and why would you do it? In posting your answer, please take the following into consideration:

a. Would your friend really want to know, and would that matter?

b. What other factors would you want to take into consideration?

c. Would there be such a thing as the wisest course of action? How could that be defined?

If you have had experience with this kind of situation, you may draw on that within the limits of the topic of discussion.

REMEMBER to Stay on Topic.

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a) We all talk about media effects, how what we read, see, listen to has an impact on our lives, whether it's as simple as getting a weather alert and making decisions about how we're going to dress that day to having news stories shape our opinions about politics. Media may also affect how we perceive the world and our attitude about violence, sex, drugs and stereotypes, to name a few.

What kind of impact do you believe media has on you and others and our attitudes about those things?  Do you think the media is directly responsible for those attitudes people have? What about for people's actual actions (such as school shootings)?

b) Whether you're reading a newspaper or posting something on Instagram or watching something on Netflix, how much time do you spend with media? Is it surprising? Are you even doing it in your sleep?

If you were on the recruiting team to find a new
CEO for a company where the board mandate was to focus on embedding innovation into the DNA of the company, what attributes would you describe as being the "must-haves?"