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  • [ANSWERED] Using particular research methodologies raises many philosophical questions for researchers about…

    Using particular research methodologies raises many philosophical questions for researchers about the nature of reality, how knowledge is constructed, the role of value in research and how research should be conducted. Identify relevant research philosophies or paradigms and investigate their epistemology, ontology, axiology and their implications for methodology (research design, data collection, etc.) selection.
    Your essay must focus on contentious and problematic issues, therefore they must contain a well-argued case with an appropriate structure and obey academic conventions regarding referencing, etc.
    Although you may use any scholarly sources, the following are list of readings you can use to support your arguments.
    Creswell, J.W and Creswell, J.D. (2018). Research Design Qualitative, Quantitative, and Mixed Methods Approaches, SAGE, Thousand Oaks
    Bell, E., Bryman, A., & Harley, B. (2018). Business research methods. Oxford university press. Burrell, G., & Morgan, G. (2017). Sociological paradigms and organisational analysis: Elements of the sociology of corporate life. Routledge. Hammersley, M., & Gomm, R. (1997). Bias in social research. Sociological Research Online, 2(1), 1-13.
    Neuman, W (2017) Social research Methods: Qualitative and Quantitative Approaches: The Meanings of methodology, Allyn and Bacon, Boston.
    Onwuegbuzie, A. J., & Leech, N. L. (2005). On becoming a pragmatic researcher: The importance of combining quantitative and qualitative research methodologies. International journal of social research methodology, 8(5), 375-387.
    Yilmaz, K. (2013). Comparison of quantitative and qualitative research traditions: Epistemological, theoretical, and methodological differences. European Journal of Education, 48(2), 311-325.
    —————————————————————-Please see attached files for rubrics.Assignment should be in APA format.Please also attach plagiarism report with the submission. This is a Turnitin submission.
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  • [ANSWERED] You are a manager of a company which is in need of IS solutions to your company needs- similar…

    You are a manager of a company which is in need of IS solutions to your company needs- similar to
    Digital Farming, looking for ways that technology can assist with sales. By reading the above case
    study, you want to implement digital farming strategy. You are required to read the case study,
    conduct research to help you address the following questions with supporting evidence.
    1. List and describe the technologies used in this case study.
    2. In what sense are U.S. farms now digital firms? Explain your answer.
    3. How is information technology changing the way farmers run their business?
    4. How do precision agriculture systems support decision making? Identify three different decisions
    that can be supported.
    5. Do you think digital farming strategy could be effective or non-effective to farming business
    needs? What other types of businesses and industries might benefit from the use of a digital
    strategy?
    6. Discuss how IT adds value and providing a competitive advantage to related farming industry.
    Explain do you think technology is needed in farming industry.
    7. How do the systems described in this case improve farming operations?
    8. How helpful is precision agriculture to individual farmers and the agricultural industry? Explain
    your answer.
    9. What are the strategic objectives that firms trying to achieve by investing in information systems
    and technologies? For each strategic objective, give an example of how a firm could use information
    systems to achieve the objective.
    Attachments:
    5528038_1_SBM4202-Assessment-Brief–T2-2020-FN.pdf

  • [ANSWERED] Prepare and present a complete Mentoring Peer-to-Peer (P2P) Learning Strategy covering peer-to…

    1. Prepare and present a complete Mentoring Peer-to-Peer (P2P) Learning Strategy covering peer-to-peer learning within a defined organisation or entity (real or conceptual). The report may be framed as a report to the executive decision makers in a business. The Mentoring strategy should include the following to support program implementation:
    a. Executive summary
    b. A management structure, including
    i. Resources required
    ii. Mode and how communication will occur between the mentor and mentee
    c. Mentor and mentee selection process, including
    i. Commentary on induction and how candidates will be matched
    ii. Mentor and mentee selection criteria, procedures and tools
    d. Support structures, including
    i. establishing methods and resources to achieve designated outcomes
    ii. Tools to be used
    iii. Addressing potential cultural differences or diversity issues in mentor-mentee relationships
    e. Action Plan
    f. Program evaluation, including how data will be collected
    g. A conclusion, including any recommendations based on the planned outcomes and the next steps
    On approval from your course coordinator or unit lecturer this topic may be extended to cover a coaching strategy instead of mentoring.
    Attachments:
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  • [ANSWERED] Describe a current example you have witnessed of attributing human behavior to a “bizarre” and…

    1. Describe a current example you have witnessed of attributing human behavior to a “bizarre” and unscientific explanation from common culture? 2. What is the difference between an analysis of behavior and an experimental analysis of behavior? Why is it important for a clinician to understand the difference? 3. How is a reward or incentive, different from reinforcement? What makes a reinforcer effective for one person and not for another? Give an example of a reinforcer that may be effective for one person but not another. 4. How is a behavior analyst’s definition of culture different from the typical definition? How can selection by consequences happen at the cultural level? Give an example of a cultural norm and how its shaping could be explained using behavior analysis. 5. Describe the law of effect in your own words. How is the law of effect discussed differently now than it was when Thorndike first stated it? 6. Briefly state one contributions of Pavlov, Watson, and Thorndike (each) to Skinner’s field of behavior analysis and how they affect psychology today. Contrast these contributions with Skinner’s new (at the time) theory of operant behavior. 7. Summarize the assumptions of behavior analysis described in the Pierce and Cheney text and briefly describe how they differ from other common sciences (e.g., cognitive psychology). 8. Describe how psychology broke from philosophy. How did this help to pave the way to a more objective branch of psychology such as behavior analysis? How did objective and comparative psychology play a role in this evolution of our science? 9. Why was introspection abandoned as a method? Can you describe examples today of how we still use methods like “introspection” to prove our own arguments in our everyday experiences and the effects of not using more objective measures? In other words, think of examples of when we use personal examples, or self-reports of experiences, or references to immeasurable private events that we use to explain behavior in everyday life. How does this method affect how our explanations are accepted/valued by others? 10. What is wrong with using terms like mind and consciousness in our explanations of behavior?
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    5528044_1_ABA-5304-Interteach-Prep-Guide-1.docx

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  • [ANSWERED] ?What are the legal and ethical considerations for pathology collection, and how these are…

    What are the legal and ethical considerations for pathology collection, and how these are applied in organisations?
    Children in the workplace
    Children technically under the age of 18. Ask family members for Medicare card. Parent guardian consent. Collector needs working with children check.
    Duty of care
    Provide standard of reasonable care to the patient. Following policy and procedure. Carrying the identification to the patient.
    Informed consent
    Informed consent ensures the protection of the patient against unwanted treatment. We will explain the procedure to the patient before we start. When a person freely signs a consent form confirming the procedure, it means they understood all the information.
    Mandatory reporting
    If the child is aggressive or abused, you should report to your supervisor and write down the report about what happened at that time.
    Privacy, confidentiality and disclosure
    Do not discuss the patient’s personal information with anybody and avoid disclosing all the information about the patient.
    Records management
    We need to have systematic records or complete the day sheet. We should keep secure the data in a safe place if we are going somewhere.
    Work role boundaries
    Boundaries of responsibilities: Respect by yourself and others. Avoid any type of arguments.
    Sources of non-blood sample requests and interactions with other health services.
    Work health and safety
    Always keep in mind, our safety and patient’s safety is first during the procedure. If some blood fluid is on the floor, we can use a warning sign to prevent visitors from injury. We will use the equipment very safely such as needle and vacutainer.
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  • [ANSWERED] Below is an artwork created by artist Andrew Davis. Given what you understand about visual…

    Below is an artwork created by artist Andrew Davis. Given what you understand about visual rhetoric, explain in a paragraph (1) what the message of the work is and (2) how the artist uses color and context to convey this message
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    5528058_1_Andrew-Davis.docx

  • [ANSWERED] Briefly explain how European settlement impacted on Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander…

    TASK 1 – SHORT ANSWERS This task is a short research task. You are to research the history of indigenous people regarding the impact of European settlement, loss of land and culture and the importance of lore and kinship. You are to use a selection of the following resources to complete your research about Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander History. Question 1 Answer each of the following questions, using the resources listed. a) Briefly explain (approx. 200 words) how European settlement impacted on Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander people & their culture. Make sure that you include information about Loss of land and culture in your response.
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    5528089_1_Culture-Cluster-AT2-W-TQM-v3.docx

  • [ANSWERED] Review the AASB rules on the fair market revaluation of non-current assets and to assess what…

    Review the AASB rules on the fair market revaluation of non-current assets and to assess what profit enhancing opportunities may arise because of those rules?

  • [ANSWERED] You are required to prepare an article on “Water quality improvement by good system design…

    You are required to prepare an article on “Water quality improvement by good system design using modelling approaches: A review article”.The article could be either a review paper a combination of review and a case study.
    Article should be limited to 2000 words, The material covered in the literature review should mainly come From conference proceedings or peer reviewed journal publications.
    Report must be formatted according to the Report Writing Style Guide.
    The article must include an abstract introduction and conclusion.”