...INFLUENCES OF SELF-ESTEEM Task: In the table below, suggest how you believe each of the factors listed can affect someone with high self-esteem and someone with low self-esteem. In the final column, indicate how each of the factors affects you and your self-esteem. Factor | Positive Influence (High Self-Esteem) | Negative Influence (Low Self-Esteem) | How does it influence me? | Gender | Males and females are good at sport. | males suck at sport. | By me being a male and having a lot of different features becoming a man. | Culture | Samoan culture is so different and very active. | Samoan culture is so boring and tiring in all ways. | It influences me to Respect my culture and have a responsibillity. | Disability | Disabillity is a very hard and sad thing for everyone. | Disabillity gets too much treatment and too much attention. | It is a very sad and poor illness for people. | Age | Your old but you look young. | You look so old sir. | Means a lot to me because you only live once. | Relationship with family and friends | It is a very important part of life for me. | I hate my friends and family. | This is one subject that is quite important to me. | Physical appearance | She looks very attractive and pretty. | she not sufficient for me. | pretty important to me. | Occupation | A very good and high standard job. | A low and undercoming job. | One thing that’s is very relevant in life for me. | Personality | I have such a good and special personality. |...
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...|Objective |To achieve a challenging position in any discipline and contribute to the competitive advancement and | | |growth of my employer. | |Educational Qualification with|2014 Newton Hills University, Commonwealth Dominica,MBA in Logistics & Supply--- in View | |Dates |2009 Lagos School of Travel & Tourism, Advance Diploma in Air Ticketing & Reservation/Customer Care | | |2008 Olabisi Onabanjo University ,Ogun State, B.A. Mass Communication. | | |2002 Kefe Academy, Warri (SSCE- Senior Secondary Certificate Examination) | |Computer...
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...Ottoman Empire. It was founded in 1301 A.D. by Osman the First and ended on the seventeenth of November 1922 A.D. with the abolishment of the sultanate. There were many rulers during the six hundred and twenty one years of the empire. But there was only one that was considered Magnificent, and that is Suleiman the First. Suleiman the Magnificent was born on the twenty seventh of April in the year 1496 A.D. in modern day Trebizond, Turkey. He is the only son of Sultan Selim I and Crimean Tatar princess Hasfa. When he turned seven years old, Suleiman was sent to study history, literature, military tactics, science, and theology in the schools of Topkapı Palace in Constantinople. There he studied until he was appointed governor of the city Kefe, modern day Fedsiya, then of Manisa. In the years 1514- 1515 A.D., Suleiman acted as regent of the empire as his father, Selim I, led a military campaign against present day Iran. He then oversaw the defense of Edirne in the year 1516-1517 A.D. while his father was campaigning against the Mamluks in Egypt and Syria. Before Suleiman succeeded the throne, he had a better education and more military experience than any other European...
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...Solutions to Physics: Principles with Applications, 5/E, Giancoli Chapter 17 CHAPTER 17 1. We find the work done by an external agent from the work-energy principle: W = ®KE + ®PE = 0 + q(Vb – Va) = (– 8.6 × 10–6 C)(+ 75 V – 0)= – 6.5 × 10–4 J (done by the field). 2. We find the work done by an external agent from the work-energy principle: W = ®KE + ®PE = 0 + q(Vb – Va) – 2.40 × 10–17 J (done by the field); = (1.60 × 10–19 C)[(– 50 V) – (+ 100 V)] = W = q(Vb – Va) – 150 eV. = (+ 1 e)[(– 50 V) – (+ 100 V)] = 3. Because the total energy of the electron is conserved, we have ®KE + ®PE = 0, or ®KE = – q(VB – VA) = – (– 1.60 × 10–19 C)(21,000 V) = 3.4 × 10–15 J; 21 keV. ®KE = – (– 1 e)(21,000 V) = 4. Because the total energy of the electron is conserved, we have ®KE + ®PE = 0; ®KE + q(VB – VA) = 0; 3.45 × 10–15 J + (– 1.60 × 10–19 C)(VB – VA); which gives VB – VA = Plate B is at the higher potential. 2.16 × 103 V. 5. For the uniform electric field between two large, parallel plates, we have 4.2 × 104 V/m. E = ®V/d = (220 V)/(5.2 × 10–3 m) = 6. For the uniform electric field between two large, parallel plates, we have E = ®V/d; 640 V/m = ®V/(11.0 × 10–3 m), which gives ®V = 7.04 V. 7. Because the total energy of the helium nucleus is conserved, we have ®KE + ®PE = 0; ®KE + q(VB – VA) = 0; 65.0 keV + (+ 2e)(VB – VA); which gives VB – VA = – 32.5 kV. 8. For the uniform electric field between two large, parallel plates, we have E = ®V/d;...
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