...Applied mathematics for business, economics, life sciences, and social sciences, 1997, 1175 pages, Raymond A. Barnett, Michael R. Ziegler, Karl Byleen, 0135745756, 9780135745755, Prentice Hall, 1997 Published: 14th July 2010 DOWNLOAD http://bit.ly/1RspljW Applied mathematics for business, economics, life sciences, and social sciences This book prepares readers to understand finite mathematics and calculus used in a wide range of disciplines. Covering relevant topics from finance, linear algebra, programming, and probability, the Seventh Edition places emphasis on computational skills, ideas, and problem solving. Other highlights include a rich variety of applications and integration of graphing calculators. Provides optional regression analysis, containing optional examples and exercises illustrating the use of regression techniques to analyze real data. Both graphing calculator and spreadsheet output are included. Offers more optional technology examples and exercises using actual data. Implements use of graphing calculators in optional examples, exercises in technology, illustrations of applications of spreadsheets and sample computer output. DOWNLOAD http://bit.ly/1qC8Dk0 http://www.jstor.org/stable/2483933 Solutions manual to accompany Raymond A. Barnett and Michael R. Ziegler's finite mathematics for business, economics, life sciences, and social sciences , R. Michael Ziegler, Raymond A. Barnett, 1990, Science, 476 pages. . Precalculus functions and graphs...
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...and reflect on the use of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) with students who have Autism. Aims The aim of my project was to gain knowledge of Applied Behaviour Analysis and its effectiveness in working with children with Autism. My focus questions ask • What are the key principles underlying Applied Behaviour Analysis and how and why it benefits children who are autistic? • What is involved in setting up an Applied Behaviour Analysis program in the classroom environment? Both focus questions have helped me to investigate ABA, implement strategies that ABA employ and reflect on the program as a whole. I became part of a withdrawal program established for the purpose of intensive early intervention based on the principles of ABA. Harris, (2002 p19) explains “Applied Behavior Analysis takes basic principles in behaviour science and emphasizes the intensity that is needed for particular children”. As I progressed through my journey I discovered that ABA was indeed an extremely effective intervention program for autistic children. I felt that the whole process was a huge learning curve which in turn has had positive affects on my future practice. PARTS OF THE REPORT Rationale Explains why I embarked on this particular topic, process I used in decided topic, list of research strategies to achieve aims, Kemmis & McTaggarts (1988) Action Research Planner model Process -What were the key principles underlying Applied Behaviour Analysis and how...
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...An Applied Behavioral Analysis (ABA) Therapist provides behavior modifications as a treatment for autism allowing increased social communication. As a result of the limited treatment options available to those diagnosed, the role is currently under very high demand. Applied Behavioral Analysis is in such high demand because every year one out of every eighty-eight kids are being diagnosed (ABA Therapist Job Description). An effective ABA therapist performs their job description, deals with autistic children and the rewarding benefits of of the treatment. In order to become a Applied Behavioral Analysis Therapist you should have a minimum of a bachelor's degree, however, a master’s or doctorate degree would allow them to work independently...
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...In this article, Baer, Wolf, & Risley (1968) state that applied behavior analysis consists of three parts, which are the applied, behavior, and analysis parts. First, they make the claim that the better the application of the principles of ABA will hopefully make society more willing to contribute to the overall betterment of society. The writers point out that this is not a new topic, but the analysis part of the concept is new. After defining analytic behavior analysis, the write that the difference between applied and basic research is what the study looks at for the reasoning behind the behavior. Baer, Wolf, & Risley claim that applied research looks at what is going to be helpful in making the behavior better, but non-applied research can look at any part of the behavior. Another difference between the two types of research, they claim, is that applied behavior will look at a behavior that is important socially and will look at the behavior usually is an environmental situation....
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...All children with autism don’t need Applied Behavior Analysis therapy. There are other medications kids can take to deal with autism. However, as mentioned in the Early Treatment article, those kids who need the therapy should start it at an early age to be able to get good outcomes. It can essentially eliminate developmental delays for them by the time they reach age 3. It is also very important to develop communicative competence for adults with autism since that is a key factor to everything in their life. As they prepare for the real world, they gain knowledge and skills to develop good...
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...ent Applied Behavioral Analysis and Case Studies Bobby, Jackie, and Emma Joshua Stewart Kaplan University PS360- Unit 4 Assignment Prof. Chrystal Ayala June 15, 2015 Applied Behavioral Analysis and Case Studies Bobby, Jackie, and Emma Applied Behavioral Analysis is a natural science that aims to systematically apply intervention processes using the behavior learning theory in order to remove or change undesirable socially significant behaviors (Cooper, Heron, Heward, 2007). Applied behavioral analysis can be applied in many setting and situations and the intervention process and techniques depend on those settings and individual situations. Applied behavioral analysis is used to modify target behaviors that can occur in the home, in the community, in an educational setting, and is even used to aid in treatment for rehabilitation programs. Through the use of different components of ABA such as operant conditioning, reinforcement, modification programs, and extinction to name a few, one will develop a behavioral modification plan to best suit each client’s specific needs. In the first case, Bobby is an 8-year-old boy who cannot keep his room cleaned or organized despite the fact that he is constantly reminded by his father to do so. Mr. Kelley would like to establish a modification process for Bobby to encourage him to keep his bedroom clean on a regular basis. First the target behavior and modification process must be identified in order to determine the appropriate...
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...Nike now is the market leader in manufacturing and gear and enjoys possessing more than 47% of the market share. It takes about 50 years to make it today. Nike’s history can divide into several decades. At the beginning, Bill and Phil, who might be the founders of Nike, began a revolution in athletic footwear. After persuasion to manufacturer of Tiger shoes in Japan. Bill took Phil on his partner and began their footwear designer. In the next decades, : Phil sold the shoes out of his trunk and Bill began deconstructing Tiger shoes to see how he could make them better. At that time, Nike is not called Nike, it was called Blue Ribbon athletics. In 1971, which is very important for Nike and also is called the year of Nike, because the brand “Swoosh” was created by a PSU student. The swoosh worth so much today. In 1980s, Nike air launches and also became publically traded. Michael Jordan, NBA rookie at the time launched his signature shoe with Nike. Nike’s initially designed signature shoes under the popularity of Michael Jordan increased their sales immensely. In the next decade, Nike town opened in Portland and Nike signed dozens of teams around the world including World Cup winners, the Brazilian National Team & the U.S soccer teams. From 2000 till now, Nike shox debuted in time for the Sydney Olympics and also became the official sponsor of NFL. Nike is trying to create new ways to interact with the consumers. Nike develops several products and technologies till...
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...polBachelor of Business (BS701) Applied Communication (BSB5008) Level 5 Assessment 2: Report – Analysis of a communication problem Due Date: Weighting: Type: Length: Learning outcomes: 9 am 18 November. 2012 30% of final mark Individual write-up and video with a group component via Moodle forum. 1 minute video (avi or mp4 format) (no video = no marks) 800 (+-10%) words report (not including bibliography or Moodle forum) Not respecting the word count will result in a reduction of 5 percent of the total value of this assessment. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 Task: Dr. Fons Trompenaars has developed a model that describes countries from a cultural perspective using 7 dimensions. Advertising agencies use these dimensions to understand their target audience better and tailor their advertisements based on these dimensions. Advertising agencies from abroad do not always understand the culture of this region. You, as an advertising consultant, have been asked by your manager to analyse the Gulf Arab audience using some of the dimensions of this model and develop a 1 min video to sell a product or service of your choice to the Gulf Arab audience based on its cultural make up. You need to write a report that justifies the communication you have used to sell the product or service to the Gulf Arab audience based on your research on the cultural make up of the Gulf Arab audience on the dimensions: Universalism vs. Particularism, Neutral vs. Affective, Achievement vs. Ascription and Individualism...
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...the term hazard means when something is at a danger and risk . the term risk mitigation is defined as steps to decrease the effects. regulations are very important as without these regulations we can always make a lot of mistakes that can put people at risk . especially in the lab it can put people at a risk if regulations and these laws weren't followed .legalisation is the process of the production of laws , they are set out by the national , state or local organisations. if these legalisation or regulations haven't been followed that can result in accidents occurring , which means that it can put the people at the labs at risk and therefore these accidents have to be rceordered so they wouldn't happen again . COSHH: control of substances hazardous to health is a orgaisatuin that propose rules that need to be fllowed in order to handle hazardous substances in the lab these put the rules out in order to prevent any accidents from occurring . the COSHH it covers a variety of substances like chemicals , fumes and biological agents and many more . it carries risk assessments in order to prevent common lab accidents . it also plans for emergencies . it also helps to train and monitor people who work in the lab . COSHH has been open since 2002 and its been introducing these laws to help to keep the lab safe, these regulations main aim is to control the chemicals are used in a correct way and they workers are protected . it publishes data...
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...------------------------------------------------- AN EXPLANATION TO HOW THE COURTS HAVE APPLIED THE REGISTRATION REQUIREMENT OF NEW/ORIGINAL AS CAPTURED UNDER THE INDUSTRIAL DESIGN RIGHT, ACT 660 IN PROTECTING INDUSTRIAL DESIGN RIGHT. ------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------- Intellectual Property Law - 3 MIKE ANIN-YEBOAH Year: L.L.B (III) ------------------------------------------------- KWAME NKRUMAH UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY, FACULTY OF LAW, KUMASI METHOD OF PRESENTATION * Brief introduction to Industrial Design Law in Ghana * Definition of new/original in relation to Industrial Design Law * Application of new/original by the Courts in protecting Industrial design right * Conclusion * References CASES CITED Farmers Build Ltd v Carrier Bulk Materials Handling Ltd [2000] ECDR42; [1999] ITCLR 297, CA Fulton Co Ltd v Grant Barnett & Co (2000) Ocular Sciences v Aspect vision care (No.2) [1997] R.P.C.289; I P D 20022, Ch. D Dyson Limited v VaxLimited [2011] EWCA Civ 1206 Brief Introduction to Industrial Design in Ghana Per section 1 (a) and (b) of Industrial Design Act , industrial design is defined as A composition of lines or colours, a three-dimensional form or a material, whether or not associated with lines or colours, or a textile design,...
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...------------------------------------------------- AN EXPLANATION TO HOW THE COURTS HAVE APPLIED THE REGISTRATION REQUIREMENT OF NEW/ORIGINAL AS CAPTURED UNDER THE INDUSTRIAL DESIGN RIGHT, ACT 660 IN PROTECTING INDUSTRIAL DESIGN RIGHT. ------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------- Intellectual Property Law - 3 mikeyeblaw@gmail.com Year: L.L.B (III) ------------------------------------------------- KWAME NKRUMAH UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY, FACULTY OF LAW, KUMASI METHOD OF PRESENTATION * Brief introduction to Industrial Design Law in Ghana * Definition of new/original in relation to Industrial Design Law * Application of new/original by the Courts in protecting Industrial design right * Conclusion * References CASES CITED Farmers Build Ltd v Carrier Bulk Materials Handling Ltd [2000] ECDR42; [1999] ITCLR 297, CA Fulton Co Ltd v Grant Barnett & Co (2000) Ocular Sciences v Aspect vision care (No.2) [1997] R.P.C.289; I P D 20022, Ch. D Dyson Limited v VaxLimited [2011] EWCA Civ 1206 Brief Introduction to Industrial Design in Ghana Per section 1 (a) and (b) of Industrial Design Act , industrial design is defined as A composition of lines or colours, a three-dimensional form or a material, whether or not associated with lines or colours, or a textile design...
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...Applied Modeling with Military Operations (non-war) Modeling or model is a simplified representation of a situation or problem and modeling is the process of building, refining, and analyzing that representation for greater insight and improved decision making. Modeling is also a mathematical or logical depiction of a system’s behavior. Simulation, is otherwise the device that implements the model. In many military operations, simulation is distinguished among three classes (rough). Live simulations, this involves real people using real equipment in the physical world (real world), like large field exercises. Virtual simulation, involves real people using simulators, flight simulators and/or actual information systems, this often provides realistic acts. Lastly, constructive simulations, this involves simulated people and systems operating in the simulated world, as in things like simulated combat, here users set the initial conditions and run the simulation to see what happens. Simulations are developed from the thoughts of human designers. All simulations are tested to assure accuracy and effectiveness, to illuminate specific issues or problems. The process that covers these mistakes and issues is associated with verification, validation and accreditation. These three sources are applied to a simulation development cycle that operated by the real world system, and is replicated and identified and the conceptual model of it is then identified. This conceptual model is...
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...APPLIED ETHICS A. What is applied ethics? 1. So far we have been focused either on normative ethics, which studies what features make something good/bad, an act right/wrong or a trait virtuous or vicious - or metaethics, which studies philosophical questions about the meaning of ethical words, or the nature of ethical facts 2. Applied ethics is a distinct category of ethical philosophy A. What is applied ethics? 3. Deals with difficult moral questions and controversial moral issues that people actually face in their lives Examples: the moral issues regarding… abortion euthanasia giving to the poor sex before marriage the death penalty gay/lesbian marriage (or other rights) war tactics censorship so-called “white lies” etc. A. What is applied ethics? 4. Given the time we have left in the semester, we’re going to focus on only two example issues: • Whether or not we are morally obligated to help the less fortunate (especially those in other nations) • Whether or not abortion is morally wrong 5. Why we haven’t spent more time on this: • Often results in gridlocked or endless discussions • Having some prior knowledge of some normative theories helps give a framework for discussion • Brings in issues that are not philosophical E.g., a discussion about whether or not the death penalty is morally OK may require sociological information about its effectiveness, etc. B. Suggestions for having good discussions 1. Abortion is a very emotional and charged issue - Students are bound...
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...GM533 Applied Managerial Statistics Course Project Ebenezer Newman and Mark Cherry * NE (Northeast) 1: Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey 0: Others * MW (Midwest) 1: Wisconsin, Michigan, Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Missouri, North Dakota, South Dakota, Nebraska, Kansas, Minnesota, Iowa 0: Others * WEST (West) 1: Idaho, Montana, Wyoming, Nevada, Utah, Colorado, Arizona, New Mexico, Alaska, Washington, Oregon, California, Hawaii 0: Others * Region 3 (South) Delaware, Maryland, District of Columbia, Virginia, West Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Kentucky, Tennessee, Mississippi, Alabama, Oklahoma, Texas, Arkansas, Louisiana Scatter plots Get the scatter plots for each variable against the crime rate VIF From the result we see that there is no Multicorinality Predictor Coef SE Coef T P VIF Constant -340 1101 -0.31 0.759 NEAST -304.9 508.9 -0.60 0.553 3.307 MID-WEST -164.5 475.2 -0.35 0.731 3.564 WEST 351.6 588.9 0.60 0.554 5.773 PINCOME -0.01055 0.07966 -0.13 0.895 4.154 DROPOUT 70.66 26.61 2.66 0.011 2.975 PUBAID -76.43 86.78 -0.88 0.384 2.305 DENSITY -1.6666 0.9109 -1.83 0.075 3.760 KIDS 0.851 1.801 0.47 0.639 3.959 PRECIP 7.69 13.85 0.56 0.582 3.328 UNEMPLOY -93.30 ...
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...| 2011 | | Bahrain Polytechnic Bachelor of Business BS701Sara Aseeri | Applied Communication | Trompenaars’ dimensions of culture affects international businesses like Pizza Hut. Pizza Hut USA and Pizza Hut Middle East have two different cultures to address therefore the company needs to consider the affecting aspects in order to build an effective marketing strategy for their website. | Table of Contents Introduction 3 Universalism vs. Particularism 3 Neutral vs. Affective 3 Individualism vs. Collectivism 3 Achievement vs. Ascription 4 Sequential vs. Synchronous (Time Orientation) 4 Internal vs. External 4 Applying Trompenaars’dimensions on the websites 5 * Universalism/Particularism 5 * Neutral/Affective 5 * Individualism/Collectivism 6 Profile of Pizza Hut Middle East’s website Gulf Arab audience 7 Recommendations on improving Pizza Hut Middle East website 7 Conclusion 8 References 9 Introduction The purpose of this report is to identify and compare between the website of Pizza Hut Middle East and Pizza Hut USA using the cultural dimensions. Professor Trompenaars has developed seven cultural dimensions ‘dilemmas’ which give key insights for successful businesses when designing sales strategies as buyers and sellers originate from different cultures. The report also analyzes the audience of Pizza Hut Middle East website and scrutinizes ways to conform to variances based on cultural dimensions to better address the...
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