...parenting on family functions in the community of Spring Vale. Definition of research problem Throughout the Caribbean exist a wide variety of family types but the researcher has opted to state the specific issue; here within the community of Spring Vale Bog Walk St.Catherine, lies 1/3 of the family population being single parented with majority of the absent spouse being fathers. While doing the investigation the researcher noticed that majority of the families were dysfunctional. When questioned, the families were faced with financial, emotional and mental difficulties. A high percentage of the homes were lack of discipline now it was understood by the researcher why there were violent behaviors being displayed on a day to day basis by some of the children from the area. Base on investigations and observations the researcher then asked the questions, is it because of the absence of fathers why children behave in such a violent manner? Or is it because the children are not getting enough attention and their needs and wants are hardly being met why they behave in such a manner, thus the researcher decided to carry out an research that would determine the impact of single parenting on family functions. AIMS AND OBJECTIVES Aim: To investigate the impact of single parenting on family functions Objectives: * Find out the causes of single parenting * To find out the challenges faced by single parent and the impact it creates on family functions and children. ...
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...is the framework around which a facility is organized; it functions by telling its employees how the organization is put together, how it works, how leadership is chosen and how decisions are made ("Businessdictionary.com", n.d.). Organizational structure determines how roles, responsibility and power are assigned and how information is shared between different departments as well as management. According to Sullivan, 2013, various structures have been utilized over time and include: functional structures, hybrid structures, matrix structures, and parallel structures; based on the reading I feel the agency I work for functions through a functional organizational structure. * Some argue that functional departmentalization allows for greater operational efficiencies in that employees with shared skills and knowledge are grouped together by functions performed. * Some argue that functional departmentalization allows for greater operational efficiencies in that employees with shared skills and knowledge are grouped together by functions performed. * Some argue that functional departmentalization allows for greater operational efficiencies in that employees with shared skills and knowledge are grouped together by functions performed. * Some argue that functional departmentalization allows for greater operational efficiencies in that employees with shared skills and knowledge are grouped together by functions performed. * Some argue that functional departmentalization...
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...Nijema Brown University of Phoenix Organizational and Societal Relations Public relations deal’s with both organizational and societal relations functions, which has two elements each, media and employee relations (organizational function) and community relations and social responsibility (societal relations) which, describes the make-up of the functions. This paper is an analysis or how the two functions organizational and societal relations can pose as issues in an organization and ways to address the issue to the public. Functions of Public Relations Public relations have two functions, which are organizational and societal. The organizational function deals with what a company is supposed to do as an organization, while societal function is all about what the public expects from an organization and how an organization communicates and build relationships with the public. Two main elements of organizational function are media and employee relations. Two main elements or the societal function are community relations and social responsibility. Organizational Functions Media Relations Media relations are significantly important to public relations because it is the main way organizations communicate with the public. “The public finds most of its information about a company through the media” (Functions of Public Relations). Different media outlets such as the newspaper, newswires, magazines, journalist, television, radio, and the Internet all have the...
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...1. Q: What is community policy? What is the established philosophy of community policing? Does your community utilize community policing, and if so how? Community policy is when a police force and citizens within a community form a bond to control crime in a neighborhood. The philosophy is that police simply showing up when called to take care of a crime didn’t have a lasting effect on the crime rate because they were just seen as public service figures, but when seen talking with people in the neighborhoods often or doing foot patrols it gave the impression that the neighborhood had a firm stance on crime. My own community is too secluded and small to utilize community policing but there are areas within my town which have a community watch program which is a good example of how this system is used today. 2. Q: What are the four main functions of the local police? Describe each function has to what the police do and how it helps the citizens. The four functions are: Law enforcement- Law enforcement is the most commonly thought of aspect when asked what an officer does. These duties include testifying in court, investigating a crime, routine traffic stops and many other duties. This function serves to protect people in a community and punish criminals. Order maintenance and peacekeeping - Order maintenance and peacekeeping includes duties such as breaking up a fight, stopping a domestic dispute before it goes too far or even patrolling a local community street festival...
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...Police Roles and Functions The various functions of a police agency is to enforce the law, prevent crime from happening, investigate crimes and apprehend criminals, maintaining order, and providing other emergency services (Samuel Walker, 2010). Police agencies also control the behavior and conduct of individuals who may appear to be a threat to someone’s life or property, they help those who may be in need of assistance or may be in danger dealing with physical harm, through this it will help them gain a feeling of safety and security within the community (Samuel Walker, 2010). The police functions differ at the federal, state, and local levels in many ways, according to the CJI (interactive) the local police agencies are the first line of defense against crime, they functions include traffic duty, patrol, providing public assistance, and responding to certain calls for service (CJI, Interactive). Most of the officers spend more responding to calls and patrolling, local police agencies enforce the law of that specific city or town but are limited by certain jurisdictions (CJI, Interactive). State police functions include calling for service, traffic enforcement, criminal investigations, and controlling crime on the highway (CJI, Interactive), they have a state wide jurisdiction, state officers mainly deal with investigation, training duties and court related duties (CJI, Interactive). Federal police functions are investigations, security and protection, corrections related...
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...* Write a 350–700 word essay describing the primary functions police perform today. Include the following in your essay: * Describe each function and discuss what type of activities police are responsible for within each function. * Choose one of the three which you would consider the primary function of law enforcement. Justify your reasoning. * Discuss how growing diversity and technological changes have impacted and will continue to impact the police force. * Format your work consistent with APA guidelines. * Include a title and reference page. * Cite a minimum of two sources within the body of your paper using in-text citations where appropriate. * Save your Assignment in the following format: Last name First name Assignment. (Example: SmithJohn_Unit1_Assignment). * Submit your Essay by selecting the Unit 1 Assignment in the Dropbox by the end of Unit 1. In the world of and police officer there are many complexities that in tell the ends and outs of the life of an officer. From serving and protecting their communities to fighting and remanding justice for all the life of and police officer is rather demanding yet someone has to do it. The police are primarily responsible for the maintenance of public order, prevention and detection of crimes in the state for which they patrol. It is also their responsibility to protect the life, liberty and property of the people. Police officers perform a number of activities to achieve these goals and...
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...critiques the affect that, “starchitects”, have on the community they build upon. He centralizes his article on Zaha Hadid a female architect who creates her designs to please the global elite. He discusses some of Hadid’s major projects that failed to contribute to its purpose, to engage in the community, and did not consider others who were not part of that one percent of global elite. One of Hadid’s past projects that Cocotas points out was the Vitra fire station in Germany. It was designed with an artistic view and beautifully crafted, but served no purpose in its function. Her design was later created into a museum proving how the form of the structure was highlighted over its function. It was more of an aesthetic project that did not serve its purpose as a fire house. Not only does it not serve its purpose, but it can also become a waste of public money and in the planning, the exclusion of the opinion of those who are being affected by the construction. Maxxi...
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...Police Roles and Functions Adrian Royals CJS/210 05-31-2015 Jacqueline Smith-Haines Police Roles and Functions There are various functions and roles of a police agency. The police are responsible for maintaining public order and the prevention of crimes along with the detection of them within the jurisdiction that they are responsible for keeping order. The policing agencies are also charged with protecting life, liberty, and property of the people. On a daily basis, the crimes increase and so does the complexity of the crimes that are committed, and the complexity of the investigations that go along with solving the crimes. Without the police, the society would live in a state of chaos where people would live in a state of solitude, afraid to go out due to the crimes around them. The police agencies play an important role in the direction of justice. Some of the ways that the police agencies execute these functions is to execute all orders and warrants lawfully issued to the officer by authority. They also collect intelligence and communicate the intelligence that affects the public peace. They are also responsible for the prevention of the acts of crime or public annoyance and apprehend offenders and bringing them to justice. This is just to name a few of the functions of the policing agencies. There are mainly three different types of policing agencies. They are federal policing agencies, state policing agencies, and local policing agencies. Each type of police agency...
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...7/25/2011 | Organizing functions of management and the impact it has on the organization. This paper will explain the functions of management and their department’s role to the success. Managers must understand the functions of the departments to make good decisions and handle any problems that may arise from it. Why do organizations need organizing? How will this impact the everyday functions and the corporate functions to their success? How does the organization know their roles are effective in getting the job done? Is it enough to make a difference? This paper will explain the functions of the Human Resources Department and the Technology department aspect of the organization and how it affects the organization. The Non-for-profit organization that specializes in social services for the District of Columbia and the community they serve. They have been in existence for 73 years since the inception in 1938. The programs that the league represents are the Education Department, Employment Training, Housing and Community Development, Parent Center, and Food and Utility Assistance. All programs are headed by various directors and each have a major role in the success of their divisions and the league. While each unit runs their department independently and collectively, there are flaws in the organization as a whole. One department that lacks in organization is the Human Resources Department. As a non- for-profit organization, they do not have one. We have...
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...* HOW DO CULTURE AND OTHER FACTORS AFFECT THE SOCIAL ORGANIZATION OF A COMMUNITY? * HOW DO CULTURE AND OTHER FACTORS AFFECT THE LEADERSHIP OF A COMMUNITY? * WHAT ARE EXAMPLES OF SOCIAL NETWORKS AND ETHNIC ORGANIZATIONS THAT A COMMUNITY BUILDER CAN USE TO LEARN ABOUT THE SOCIAL ORGANIZATION OF A GROUP AND TO IDENTIFY AND ENGAGE ITS LEADERS? * WHAT ARE SOME OF THE COMMON CHALLENGES THAT A COMMUNITY BUILDER MIGHT FACE WHEN WORKING IN A DIVERSE COMMUNITY? In order to work effectively in a culturally and ethnically diverse community, a community builder needs to first understand how each racial and ethnic group in that community is organized in order to support its members. It is not uncommon to hear a community leader, a funder, a political representative, or a service provider say, "We were not able to engage that group over there because they are not organized. They have no leaders. We need to organize them first." This statement is not always accurate; most groups have their own network of relationships and hierarchy of leaders that they tap into for mutual support. These networks or leaders may not be housed in a physical location or building that is obvious to people outside of the group. They may not even have a label or a title. There is an unspoken understanding in some groups about when and whom they should turn to among their members for advice, guidance, and blessing. Once a community builder understands the social organization of the group, it will become easier...
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...FIELDNOTES: A GUIDE FOR RESEARCHERS Fieldnotes: "The observations written by a researcher at a research site, during an interview, and throughout the data collection process" (FW, 501). |I. REQUIREMENTS[1] | Much of the hard work of ethnography happens in the observations and fieldnotes. At times, you’ll feel as though it’s tedious to take fieldnotes; however, taking detailed notes gives you a set of data from which to look for patterns and ideas. In order to complete your field notes successfully, you will need to: General Requirements ? Spend at least one hour a week observing your community; ? While you’re observing, write substantial (3+ pages of observation weekly) field notes. ? Take time after you’ve observed to write meaningful, thoughtful questions and reflections on the “analysis” side of your double-entry field notes (explained in “Strategies” below). ? Date each entry, and number each page (This is vital! If you fail to date and number each page of your fieldnotes, you will be lost when it comes time to write up your research and prepare your Research Portfolio for the Celebration of Student Writing) ? Write legibly enough that someone else could read them. ? Keep them organized (in your Research Portfolio, among your artifacts and other fieldwork) Taking good fieldnotes requires that to...
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...FIELDNOTES: A GUIDE FOR RESEARCHERS Fieldnotes: "The observations written by a researcher at a research site, during an interview, and throughout the data collection process" (FW, 501). I. REQUIREMENTS Much of the hard work of ethnography happens in the observations and fieldnotes. At times, you’ll feel as though it’s tedious to take fieldnotes; however, taking detailed notes gives you a set of data from which to look for patterns and ideas. In order to complete your field notes successfully, you will need to: General Requirements Spend at least one hour a week observing your community; While you’re observing, write substantial (3+ pages of observation weekly) field notes. Take time after you’ve observed to write meaningful, thoughtful questions and reflections on the “analysis” side of your double-entry field notes (explained in “Strategies” below). Date each entry, and number each page (This is vital! If you fail to date and number each page of your fieldnotes, you will be lost when it comes time to write up your research and prepare your Research Portfolio for the Celebration of Student Writing) Write legibly enough that someone else could read them. Keep them organized (in your Research Portfolio, among your artifacts and other fieldwork) Taking good fieldnotes requires that to divide the process into two phases: (1) notes you take while you are in the field (Observational/Descriptive fieldnotes) and (2) notes you take after you return...
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... Fundamentals of Emergency Management Independent Study 230.a January 14, 2010 FEMA COURSE OVERVIEW Unit 1: Course Introduction Introduction How to Complete This Course Unit 1 Objectives Course Objectives Case Study: Tornado in Barneveld, Wisconsin Your Place in the Emergency Management System Case Study: Hazardous Chemical Release Activity: Where Do I Fit? Unit 2: Overview of the Principles of Emergency Management and the Integrated Emergency Management System Introduction and Unit Overview FEMA Mission and Purpose Response Authorities History Principles of Emergency Management Recent Changes to Emergency Planning Requirements Why an Integrated Emergency Management System? Emergency Management Concepts and Terms Partners in the Coordination Network Activity: Partners in the Coordination Network Emergency Management in Local Government Activity: Where Is Emergency Management in My Community? Unit 3: Incident Management Actions Introduction and Unit Overview Introduction to the Spectrum of Incident Management Actions Prevention Preparedness Response Activity: Response Operations Recovery Mitigation Unit 4: Roles of Key Participants Introduction and Unit Overview The Role of the Local Emergency Program Manager State Emergency Management Role How the Private Sector and Voluntary Organizations Assist Emergency Managers Federal Emergency Management Role The National Response Framework Activity: Emergency Management...
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...Police Role and Functions By Odweeds CJS/220 What are the various functions of a police agency? There are many departments within police department, there are various functions that each level of police agencies handles. Department function can be broken down into what certain officers do or what is the best way for the officers to help out with the community. Patrol services serving in the community preventing crime and assisting people in their time of need. Patrol officers handle different calls throughout their day on the job, some calls they will need different officers to handle a situation that may be going on such as gang activity which would be handled by gang task force. Dare officers that go to schools in the community and hold town hall meetings about keeping children off drugs and preventing them from getting involved with the wrong crowd that may be in to the drug scene. Within the department help starts at the front window with clerical service window attendant. Clerical employee handles all walk in clients that come to the police station, and will direct them who they need to speak to or where to go in the department. Clerical handles parking ticket payments requests for police incident reports, keeping track of police data and various other secretary duties. Police officers of the department occasionally...
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...172 Using an if/else if Statement, p. 175 Solving the Time Calculator Problem, p. 236 The while Loop, p. 249 The for Loop, p. 263 Nested Loops, p. 277 Solving the Ocean Levels Problem, p. 299 Defining and Calling Functions, p. 306 Using Function Arguments, p. 316 Value-Returning Functions, p. 326 Solving the Markup Problem, p. 380 Creating a Class, p. 391 Creating and Using Class Objects, p. 393 Creating and Using Structures, p. 436 Solving the Car Class Problem, p. 480 Accessing Array Elements, p. 487 Passing an Array to a Function, p. 517 Two-Dimensional Arrays, p. 526 Solving the Chips and Salsa Problem, p. 567 Performing a Binary Search, p. 580 Sorting a Set of Data, p. 587 Solving the Lottery Winners Problem, p. 616 (continued on next page) Chapter 2 Chapter 3 Chapter 4 Chapter 5 Chapter 6 Chapter 7 Chapter 8 Chapter 9 LOCATION OF VIDEONOTES IN THE TEXT Chapter 10 Pointer Variables, p. 621 Dynamically Allocating an Array, p. 645 Solving the Days in Current Month Problem, p. 676 (continued) Chapter 11 Operator Overloading, p. 704 Aggregation and Composition, p. 734 Overriding Base Class Functions, p. 755 Solving the Number of Days Worked Problem, p. 768 Converting Strings to Numbers, p. 788 Writing a C-String Handling Function, p. 800 Solving the Backward...
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