Category: Writing

  • [ANSWERED] What are the determinants of banks’ risk disclosure?…

    What are the determinants of banks’ risk disclosure? • What are the capital market effects of banks’ risk disclosure? • Is there a difference in the market perception of fair value financial holdings of loans and savings banks and investments banks?
    Attachments:
    5610694_1_dissertation-proposal.pdf

  • [ANSWERED] Being a leader can be very difficult whether one has been…

    Being a leader can be very difficult whether one has been one or not. When it comes to two groups coming together to merge one team can be both positive and negative. Two groups of different personalities, work styles as well as leadership responsibilities can change and challenge the whole structure of the section. If done in a positive way change can be good for everyone involved.
    Communicating with the incoming manager is necessary for a successful merger. Getting their viewpoint of how his/her team’s works, who does what on the incoming team, any personality or cultural issues are important to know about.
    When it comes to short-term issues how the employees are going to be incorporated into the new section. What type of training needs to be done for the new people? What are the overall goals of the section? Will the supervisor need to change their leadership style based on the amount of personnel they are now responsible for? Since there are new employees they would possibly have to go to a directive leadership role to let them know what their tasks are etc. (Martin, 2012)
    Long term issues may include negativity with the change of the group dynamic, how the employees may or may not get along with each other and the new supervisor, decisions on whether individuals will be retained or
    Attachments:
    5609259_1_MOD-3-RELY-BACK-TO-Students.docx

  • [ANSWERED] “Talent is cheaper than table salt. What separates the talented individual from the successful…

    “Talent is cheaper than table salt. What separates the talented individual from the successful one is a lot of hard work.”
    Talent is something we can’t obtain, It is something we born with and everyone have a unique talent or something. Success doesn’t come easy if we are not working very hard for that, and I have found this from my uncle’s experiences and in also our life. Before success coming to your life he can take a year, the work is not there it will never come.
    First of all, I will also say talent is not everything because when you know your goal, you believing in yourself and work for that objective you are looking for. Knowing your target is key to your success.For example, My uncle is a chef in the hotel and when is cooking sometimes even though he has not enough ingredients he can create something with what he got. He loves so much what is doing that every day is trying to improve and give him some goals he wants to reach.
    Secondly, When you trust yourself you will have the successful life you are looking for. everyone always gives a compliment to my uncle to tell him that his doing a great job because he likes what he is doing. Due to that, he started to believe in himself and nothing or nobody can’t deceive him for something he knows his value. People are not talented everywhere but we all have somewhere where we are talented.
    Next, people are working to get success in their life. The talented make people different and special. Some people at school have this talent to remember everything when the teacher is talking and others can’t remember easily. Not everyone has this kind of memory and capacity to do it. It makes them different from talented people.
    In conclusion, I will say “Talent is cheaper than table salt” mean the talented his inside in you we can’t pay for that. Moreover, We don’t know how much the talent cost. If you keep showing up and keep putting in the work each day for sure success will come or maybe you will know where you are gifted and to know the success you have in you.

  • [ANSWERED] Ozymandiasby Percy Bysshe ShelleyI met a traveller from an antique landWho said: Two vast and…

    Ozymandias by Percy Bysshe Shelley
    I met a traveller from an antique land who said: Two vast and trunkless legs of stone stand in the desert. Near them, on the sand, half sunk, a shattered visage lies, whose frown, and wrinkled lip, and sneer of cold command, tell that its sculptor well those passions read which yet survive, stamped on these lifeless things, the hand that mocked them, and the heart that fed: And on the pedestal these words appear: ‘My name is Ozymandias, king of kings: Look on my works, ye Mighty, and despair!’ Nothing beside remains. Round the decay of that colossal wreck, boundless and bare the lone and level sands stretch far away.
    How does the symbol of the statue and its imagery contribute to the meaning of “Ozymandias”? Use evidence from the text to support your response. Your response should be at least two complete paragraphs.

  • [ANSWERED] Full disclosure of funding sources for research as well as of other medically related funding has…

    Full disclosure of funding sources for research as well as
    of other medically related funding has become a major concern for medical
    journals. Should researchers publishing in criminology and criminal justice
    journals also be required to fully disclose all sources of funding? Should full
    disclosure of all previous funds received by criminal justice agencies be
    required in each published article? What about disclosure of any previous jobs
    or paid consultations with criminal justice agencies? Write a short
    justification of the regulations you propose.

  • [ANSWERED] Plagiarism is not a joke. What are the regulations on plagiarism in class papers at your school?…

    Plagiarism is not a joke. What are the regulations on
    plagiarism in class papers at your school? What do you think the ideal policy
    would be? Should this policy take into account cultural differences in teaching
    practices and learning styles? Do you think this ideal policy is likely to be
    implemented? Why or why not? Based on your experiences, do you believe that
    most student plagiarism is the result of misunderstanding about proper citation
    practices, or is it the result of dishonesty? Do you think that students who
    plagiarize while in school are less likely to be honest as social researchers?

  • [ANSWERED] Descriptive Essay Chose a Topic: A. Health Service Support (HSS) or B. Force Health Protection…

    Descriptive Essay
    Chose a Topic:
    A. Health Service Support (HSS)
    or
    B. Force Health Protection (FHP)
    Make it relatable to the military
    MustInclude:
    introduction and conclusion paragraphs
    minimum ofOne Full Page
    reference page

  • [ANSWERED] Rate four criminological journal articles for overall quality of the research and for effectiveness.

    Rate four criminological journal articles for overall
    quality of the research and for effectiveness of the writing and data displays.
    Discuss how each could have been improved.
    4. How firm a foundation do social research methods provide
    for understanding the social world? Stage an in-class debate, with the pro and
    con arguments focusing on the variability of social research findings across
    different social contexts and the difficulty of understanding human
    subjectivity.

  • [ANSWERED] Describe a situation in which you felt uncomfortable or unaccepted if this ever has occurred. How…

    Describe a situation in which you felt uncomfortable or unaccepted if this ever has occurred. How did you feel? What did you want to do about the situation? How would you advise clients who feel this way many times? One page.

  • [ANSWERED] Pictures are worth a thousand words, so to speak, but is that a thousand words too many? Should…

    Pictures are worth a thousand words, so to speak, but is
    that a thousand words too many? Should qualitative researchers (like yourself)
    feel free to take pictures of social interaction or other behaviors anytime,
    anywhere? What limits should an Institutional Review Board place on
    researchers’ freedom to take pictures of others for their studies? What if the
    pictures include participants who admitted to wrongdoing in interviews or who
    were observed committing a crime and these acts were discussed in the research?
    What if the picture was in a public park rather than in a private residence?