Moral development is often discussed in regards to early lifespan development. However, moral development takes place over the entire lifespan of human development. With that said, different theorists posit moral development often takes place in stages or over different periods of life. Consider the following question:
What are the main differences between Kohlberg's stages of moral development. Be sure to cite your sources as needed. (APA formatting required.)
In: Psychology
Discuss performance management and your likes and dislikes about the system you currently work with? Do you agree or disagree that performance appraisals are important for the worker and the organization and why? What format do you believe they should take to be effective?
Consider 5 major developments you believe will have a significant impact on human resource planning in the future. Do not limit yourself only to technological, social, political or cultural changes.
In: Operations Management
International Human Resource Management (IHRM) class
Chapter 15 examines the role of the IHRM department, including the increasing professionalization of IHRM (including issues such as the codification of the “body of knowledge” of IHR, the development of IHR competencies and certification, the increase in training and experience in IHR, and the inclusion of IHR in career development plans of HR managers)
How can HR managers develop the high level of competency in IHRM needed to meet the challenges they will face?
In: Operations Management
After a workforce has been recruited and developed, managers and human resource management (HRM) professionals must maintain an effective workforce. In a short essay, explain the significance of an effective reward system to maintaining a workforce. Suppose you are the manager of a company. What kind of optional and mandatory benefits would you offer as part of your rewards package? What type of employee compensation system would you use? Why?
In: Operations Management
. Describe how policy makers should approach macroeconomic policy now that the scientific evidence clearly shows that future growth of output using current technologies will cause an environmental disaster that threatens the very survival of the human species. Use macroeconomic models to explain the problems and so outline possible solutions . how much we change the social and economic system that are currently altering the natural environment? Is more economic growth possible?
In: Economics
The pupil of the human eye can vary in diameter from 2.00 mm in bright light to 8.00 mm in dim light. The eye has a focal length of about 25 mm, and the visible spectrum extends from 390 nm (violet) to 750 nm (red). Note that the light-sensitive cells on the retina have radii ranging from 0.75 μm to 3.0 μm. What smallest Airy disk radius is possible for the eye? What largest Airy disk radius is possible for the eye?
In: Physics
In: Physics
This is a BUSI ESS/HEALTHCARE ADMINISTRATION class
Regardless of the race, creed or color, every human being wonders about this fact of death. Scientific research has discussed that approximately 20,000 to 30,000 deaths are due to lack of health care insurance.
What are the factors involved in the under insurance or individuals with no insurance more likely to die.
Provide significant discussion information with APA citations for quotes or paraphrases and provide the research link that you have used to help you understand the question.
In: Operations Management
You are the human resource manager for a 300-employee insurance company, and you would like to start a new employee orientation program. To get approval from the company’s senior managers, you develop a plan that outlines the reasons for conducting orientation and what content the program will include. In this plan, you will need to:
1. Identify the reasons and purpose for conducting employee orientation.
2. Outline what would be covered in organizational and departmental orientation.
3. Indicate the length of the program, who will conduct it, and what formats will be used.
4. Describe if and how you would incorporate a Web-based component into the program.
In: Operations Management
A very large trial was conducted to combat the Human Papillomavirus (HPV) on 402,245 consenting adults. 201,867 of the patients were given an experimental vaccine (the treatment group), and 200,378 of them were administered placebos (the placebo group). In the treatment group 41 people contracted HPV, and in the placebo group 124 people contracted HPV. a) Use a 5% significance level to test the claim that this vaccine is effective, and b) create a confidence interval for testing. (Follow all 5 steps in directions.) Note: all requirements are met - the sample proportions are from two independent, simple random samples, and there are at least five successes and five failures.
In: Statistics and Probability