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Quantitative Research Critique
Introduction
Fairly commenting on an investigator's research endeavor is a task that must be taken seriously. Although it is quite easy to have an opinion of another's research, it is something quite different to be able to evaluate the research activity in terms of topic specificity and soundness, intent or purpose, data analysis, and informational importance. When embarking upon a critical analysis of another's work the reviewer must, at all times, adhere to the basic principle of prudent evaluation; namely, evaluating the structure of the research upon which scientific conclusion are drawn. More specifically, the function of a research article is to inform readers about the problem being investigated, the methods used to solve the probl
| 2377 | False Identifications
Events like Diana's funeral punctuate the global consciousness. For the duration of the spectacle, billions of people worldwide focus on the same imagery and ideas even if just for a fleeting moment. Even for those who did not see Diana's funeral on television, her death evoked some universal themes. For instance, death in itself is a universal phenomenon. With no exception, death touches the lives of all persons regardless of their social status or their ethnic heritage. Romance or filial love are also universals, as are divorce, and depression. Social strata, social roles, and caste can also be considered universal phenomena: features of most if not all human societies.
The funeral of Diana drew attention to the universality of these phe
| 1518 | Dell Computers
Overview:
Dell computers is still the leading computer provider in the world, it has been able to maintain its position since the 1980s as a result of its highly efficient computer building and manufacturing process, combined with excellent customer service. Dell has been able to systematically beat out competitors by providing an extremely streamlined supply chain process that far outstrips their competitors. Since the late 1990s, it has been able to process the majority of their sales through online portals, eliminating the need for massive store fronts. This strategy has worked well for them as they have expanded their overall user base and have been able to decrease their overall costs associated with output.
Stock analysis:
| 1129 | Collective Bargaining and Negotiations: National Labor Relations Act
This paper presents an exploration of collective bargaining and negotiations. The writer examines the National Labor Relations Act, the advantages of collective bargaining, the process of negotiation, and how agreements are met. There were five sources used to complete this paper.
Introduction
Years ago, employers were able to treat employees in any manner that they saw fit and the employees had two choices; deal with it or quit their jobs. Stories abound of situations at the turn of the 20th century in which people worked inhumane numbers of hours, were not provided proper safety equipment to do the jobs, and other things that are almost unheard of in today's labor market. In 1935 with the development of the National Labor Relations Act, things began to change and today, there are protections in place for workers
| 1824 | Fate and Destiny in the Ancient World
The ancient Greeks had a simple word for a belief that human beings could control their fate and destiny-hubris. True, according to G.S. Fiero, Classical Greek civilization provided the intellectual cradle of modern, Western civilization. It is easy to agree with this assertion, given how many Greek ideals seem to permeate our modern consciousness, even today. The ideal of democracy has its roots in the government structure of ancient Athens, while the law code of Hammurabi seems harsh to our sensibilities. Even our national capital's architecture mimics the symmetry and harmony of Greek temples, and they exhibit the Greek love of proportion and harmony.
But we must be careful when assuming that the Greeks were 'just like us.' The Greeks,
| 1029 | Chinese Legal System
One of the most interesting forces in modern world trade and globalization is China. Indeed, while its presence in the world market is not a recent phenomenon, the globalization effect has necessitated recent changes in China's trade system, specifically in the private enterprise sector. In this, the greatest challenge China faces is realizing its goal of encouraging enterprise and trade while at the same time retaining the centuries-old traditions on which the country has historically thrived.
China appears to be thriving on several arenas of the global trade paradigm. In terms of imports, the country's membership in the World Trade Organization since 2003. In the same year, it was listed as the third largest commodities importer.
| 885 | Application Essay for Business Administration Program
In today's complex, multi-faceted business world, the role of a good education has numerous benefits. In order to succeed in any business, both personally and as to the expectations of your employer and you clients, one must have an education and training that provides one with the knowledge and skills to excel.
I ask that you kindly consider my resume and application for admission to the Texas A & M Masters of Business Administration program. As you can gather from my resume, my educational, professional, and personal background epitomizes your school's focus on providing a stellar business education while also providing hands-on experience and working on developing important business networks. Besides having real-world experience in
| 730 | Social Drama of Diana's Death
When Diana Taylor describes the social drama surrounding Princess Diana's death, she describes the "quasi-sacred" realm on which an "illusion of a cohesive, 'universal' audience" is played out (135). Like Di's death, the terrorist attacks of September 11 offered a global spectacle. September 11 was a social drama that thoroughly follows the Turner model outlined by Taylor. The breach of norm and crises were spectacularly visible and immediately apparent. Similarly, the redressive action and reintegration phases have been played out to construct a sense of universality. Joan Didion also constructs universality in her story "After Life." A prelude that includes tribute to September 11 tricks the reader into anticipating that what comes next i
| 1555 | Demand/Supply Model for Hybrid Automobiles
The aim of the Demand/Supply model is to better understand the market for these particular products, to estimate the future demand and the determinants for growth, as well as offering an elasticity determination in terms of price modification and a sales projection for the medium and long term perspective. In the final section of our discussion the author will present its ideas and conclusions relating to the topic.
Product identification: The subject of our model is the hybrid automobiles. The motives behind the selection of this innovative product as the subject of our discussion are the fact that hybrid automobiles are becoming an integrate part of our everyday life, enjoying a fast increase in sales and a bigger percentage out of the total production of car manufacturers. This type of vehicle implies that the autom
| 1710 | Parental Roles and Responsibility
Parenthood has a very complex structure in the United States. It is an institution that has failed to evolve with responsibility and contains within it many serious flaws that have not been addressed for fear of opening Pandora's box. But if we are truly concerned about the future of our society, our children and the community they grow up in, we need to look at this institution more carefully. What is parenthood in the United States? How has it evolved over the years and what has this evolution done to our basic moral values? These are some critical questions that may attack our so-called freedom to live as we choose principle but which need to be answered nevertheless.
The biggest problem with American society is it's misguided pursui
| 1008 | The Provisions of Sarbanes-Oxley
Richtermeyer, Greller, and Valentine (2006) believe that accounting and finance professionals, though knowledgeable regarding the measurement of corporate performance in many dimensions, may know less about the manner in which companies are evaluated from an ethical standpoint. In light of the provisions of the 2002 Sarbanes-Oxley Act (Pu
| 273 | Multidisciplinary Rehabilitation for Individuals with Chronic Musculoskeletal Pain
This article on the multidisciplinary approach to the treatment of musculoskeletal pain was of particular interest to me. In my practice, I deal with many patients who have chronic pain. Sometimes the pain the experience is an element of physical disease. Sometimes the pain is an element of psychosocial distress. Often times my severely depressed patients present which chronic pain issues. Depending on the patient's insight into his or her disease, it may be easy to address the psychological elements of pain. Other times, patients seek relief via escalating doses of narcotic pain medication, whether prescribed or illicit, in an attempt to numb the pain, caring little from where the pain comes. There is often times a disconnect betwe
| 1149 | Case History for Therapy
I. Case History
Mariah C. is a 26 year old Caucasian woman who lives in a suburban western town. She has come to therapy because of difficulty with interpersonal relationships, both in her personal and work life. Mariah has been married for 6 years to Cliff. They have two children - Melissa who is 4 years old and Mackenzie who is 18 months old. Mariah has never been in therapy before. She works full time, as does her husband. Her children are in daycare full time. She is presenting with symptoms of irritability, difficulty sleeping, new onset hypervigilance and anxiety.
II. Background Information
Mariah's first problems started in her relationship with Cliff, about three months after the birth of her last child. She reports
| 2233 | Early Civilizations
Prehistoric: The prehistoric period is used to describe the period preceding written history. The people living during this period of time were known as being from the stone age because this is when stone was used for tools. For example, flint was chipped and shaped into tools and weapons. Also during this time, wood, bone, shell and other materials were used, along with making pottery out of clay. Later, as humans advanced into the copper, bronze and iron ages, new metal technologies allowed for further technological developments. Both species of homo sapiens, the Neanderthals (who died out) and the homo sapiens (who evolved into modern day humans) used a crude form of language for communication and began to express themselves thro
| 731 | Capital Punishment Controversy
Introduction:
No public policy concern has been debated so much persistently and aggressively as that of the capital punishment. (Unnever; Cullen, 2006) Is it necessary to permit a state to put to death few of its criminals? Has the capital punishment ethical sanction, or is it ethically essential, under particular conditions? Such questions are quite contentious and significant that has confronted US state legislatures during the current years. (Lee; Mooney, 1999) A comprehension of the US attitudes relating to capital punishment is vital in this backdrop not only because the US is again imposing execution to its criminal offenders, but since it generates a rough estimate of the standards of maturity of the American civilization. (Bohm, 1
| 3316 | False Identifications
Gilbert's assertion that "surrogacy is a cheap and effective way to predict one's future emotions" can potentially change the way communities are conceived, formed, and sustained (p. 232). One aspect that Gilbert hints at but does not state outright is the matter of trust between human beings. When we accept another's experience as being valid enough to base our decisions on, we exhibit trust. We make a powerful statement about how we feel about that person in specific but also about how we feel about our connection to other people in general. Connection to other people can also be communicated through shared traumas and collective grieving. As Taylor points out in "False Identifications," experiencing the "death of a woman we didn't know"
| 1522 | Leadership in Nursing
Introduction:
Within the healthcare system, nurses constitute the largest healthcare provider group. Hence, personnel and other workplace matters are very crucial to this group. Besides, a latest nursing consultation recognized the urgency for more attention on approaches that deal with generational variations, like recruitment and retention problems associated with work-life balance expectations; full-time engagement; and particular education and mentoring requirements that help the changing roles of new nurses into more complex settings. More and more evidence has been obtained that nursing care has put a huge impact on the quality of care and patient safety. As regards nursing leadership is concerned, the areas which need to be address
| 2256 | Initial Public Offering (IPO) and Benefits
According to Warren Fees in his book "Accounting," there are a number of factors that ultimately control the pricing of an Initial Public Offering (IPO). The stock of a corporation that intends to go public is often issued at a price other than its par value. This is because the par value the stock represents an almost arbitrary value. The actual market price at which stock can be sold by a corporation depends on a variety of factors. According to Fees, some of the more important factors include the financial condition of the company at the time of the IPO, as well as its earnings record. Also, if the company considering an IPO has a history of paying dividends to stockholders as a privately held company, its dividend record will be of inte
| 794 | Social Drama
Social drama can take many forms, but for the most part the purpose of social drama, form the simplest social interaction that attempts to persuade another individual to think more like you (Gilbert 215) to a social, civic or political struggle that plays out in the ever evolving hunger strike, be it individual or mass. (Russell 73-93) We as individuals make daily decisions, mostly without thought with regard to what social dramas we will or will not engage in, during our day, our month or our year. As Gilbert points out, we don't always make the best decisions about these self imposed social dramas but then we also cannot see the future and things might not play out the way we imagine them to. (Gilbert 223-233) In other words, we have gr
| 1485 | The ABN AMRO
Introduction
The ABN AMRO has shrived for the sustainable success since its inception, and has been successful in development of corporate and business relationship with its valued customer. The banking institute has tried to evolve a healthy relationship with its partners which is based on mutual trust and understanding, the banking institute understand the responsibility on their part, and has tried to accomplish objectives and aims through recognition of its role and responsibility 'as a financial intermediary brings with it a duty of responsible conduct and engagement'. The banking institute has introduced certain amendments and reforms in its policies, and has tried to broaden the scope of its services. Before the beginning of the c
| 2390 | Web Design: Why a Profession Does Not Get the Respect it Deserves
Many professions today do not get the respect they deserve. One example is the profession of web developers and programmers. Today technology dominates the marketplace. Almost every business has a website and interacts with global clients. To attract and maintain a competitive stance in the global market, you have to present a professional image to the public. One way to do this is through web design.
Unfortunately, web developers often do not receive the recognition they deserve. Many web hosts today cater to small business owners or home offices. They cater to people that want to save money on web design. To do this, they provide customers and clients with tools including templates and website builders.
While using a template is quite
| 619 | Hope: Means Belief
Strictly defined, hope means the belief that there are positive outcomes related to the things that happen in one's life. Simply defined, hope means belief. When one has hope, one is able to hang on and continue to persevere, despite overwhelming evidence to the contrary, things will turn out right. Hope can apply to anything, but it is interesting that many people do not understand what hope means. When we hear someone say "I hope I win the lottery", what they are saying is I wish or I want to win the lottery. If they have purchased a ticket for the lottery, hope exists. If they don't have a ticket, then no hope is possible since they have not made the first move toward reaching the stated goal. The person who hopes to win the lotte
| 601 | Decision: Remove Certain Terms and Pictures From Textbooks
In today's global network it is critical texts remain sensitive to the ethnic, cultural and diverse people that gain knowledge from classroom learning. The decision to remove certain terms and pictures from the textbook series used in classrooms was made in an effort to promote objective learning in the classroom and to enable teachers to dispel students' preconceived notions about gender, race, ethnicity and its impact on one's ability and career prospects.
In response to disagreement on terms used in the One World Textbook series, the following terms are altered:
1.Able-bodied person - this term defines an individual that is of good health and requires little or no assistance to per
| 559 | Report to the Board of Trustees and the Faculty of Smart University
What is the purpose of a college education at Smart University? Ultimately, it is to give students the necessary intellectual tools to become better learners when they leave the school. It is to enable the students to give back to the wider community in their future professions and lives. It is to teach Smart students to fish for a lifetime, not simply to feed a Smart student for a day-and ideally, for Smart students learn how to 'teach themselves' and others how to fish for knowledge and resources throughout their lives. At Smart, we do not provide a practical education like a trade school that seeks to merely hone an individual's ability at a specific series of tasks. Rather, we strive to provide a holistic atmosphere of enrichment to for
| 676 | The Great Gatsby: Differences in Social Class in American Society in the 1920's
A central theme in The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald is the developing consumer culture in America and its expression of social class divisions in society. The book is set in the 1920s, an era rules by the generation which in the 1920s had enjoyed all of the benefits of good economic times without developing the character necessary to adapt to the coming changes. Fitzgerald recognized the emptiness of the upper class of the time even as he, like his central character, was drawn to them and their world. In this novel, differences in social class in American society are made central as the outsider Gatsby yearns to become an insider with the wealthy and socially acceptable families of the East coast. Fitzgerald was especially intere
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