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...Positive Behavior Replacement Brittany St.Clair Grand Canyon July 9, 2013 Reinforcement is a consequence which follows a behavior, and therefore strengthens the behavior. (Wheeler, 2010) In regards to wanting to teach children a better behavior path to take, this is stating that the reinforcement given to the children are only considered such if it actually makes for better behavior decisions. Reinforcement occurs consistently in everyday life in things such as work, school, parenting, and so much more; and using reinforcement is a great start to strengthening the behavior. There is both positive reinforcement and negative reinforcement, both of which could work to the advantage of both the child as well as the educator. Positive reinforcement is a well known form of reinforcement that is often used in a classroom setting. Positive reinforcement used within the classroom is when the educator uses an activity, a behavior plan, or something that would increase the probability of the behavior to be better in the future. This can often be the best route to take when attempting to curb negative behaviors as well as to initiate more positive behaviors. One example of how to use positive reinforcement in a classroom would be a teacher giving a student options. The child can then determine what they would prefer. For example if a child has a problem with wanting to act out during class, a teacher wanting to use positive...
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...compliance based on a particular companies resources as long as the original safety requirements are met. When they do this it’s called an AMOC (Alternate Method of Compliance). On August 11, 1999 The FAA issued AD: # APA 87-99 FAA, to order insulation replacement on select aircraft. While this directive applied to all U.S. operators we will look at implementation at Delta Airlines. As Delta began reviewing the requirements, the maintenance planning team officials decided to implement it in its own way. We will look at how communication worked and in some cases did not work in this process. When AD 87-99 was issued by the FAA in August 1999 to order the replacement of insulation certain aircraft Delta was hugely affected. In total the AD covered 699 aircraft, 247 of which were operated by Delta. The problem, according to the FAA, was the original insulation blankets were covered with metalized Mylar. Over time this metalized Mylar had become flammable and replacement was required to reduce the risk of the spread of fire aboard the affected aircraft. The AD required operators to replace the blankets within four years but went on to say “The FAA is also strongly encouraging operators to accomplish the insulation replacement during the earliest practical maintenance check.”(AD: # APA 87-99 FAA) Delta Airlines, a U.S. based carrier was founded in 1924 and has...
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...| | |Impact and Costs of Voluntary Separation | |MGMT 430 | | | | | | |12/12/2012 | | | Every executive should recognize the need for not only satisfied loyal customers, but also satisfied loyal employees as they are both equally important resources and are key to the organization’s success. Therefore, keeping satisfaction amongst the organization’s employees should radiate satisfaction amongst the organization’s investor...
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...Case Study Analysis Felix Cruz University of Phoenix COMM 215 October 25, 2012. Dr. Santiago Case Study Analysis My suggestions for Arthur to make this summer of replacements hires more successful than those in the past are pretty simple. But in order to obtain these suggestions we must review this case with details to see where the missing factors are. I pretend to review the case of Arthur Reed a warehouse supervisor of the Blue Grocery Stores. He had been in the business for over 20 years and he is in charge of the shipping dock, both first and second shift. The issue here starts when the company gets close to summer because apparently, most of his senior staff suddenly wants to take theirs vacations. The ones that do not get vacations trends to make call-ins related to sickness without any advice in advance which make this a stressful situation for Mr. Reed. This supervisor has to deal with these absences and personnel shortage situations in a daily and weekly basis. He had tried to implement different options such as replacing workers but unsuccessfully because of the higher cost for both the employee and the employer. In addition, we sum the fact that, it is hard to keep people in this job, especially since replacements were not guaranteed any minimum hours or given any benefits and they will be paid at $6 dollars per hour which is a very low rate compared to the higher cost of uniforms, steel-toed boots, and the payments for the union dues. After making...
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...Item | Unit Price | Quantity | Total | | Prolink Laser Mouse | 109.90 | 2 | 219.80 | | Netgear Router | 215.90 | 1 | 215.90 | | Microsoft Keyboard | 59.90 | 1 | 59.90 | | Samsung 24” LCD | 630.00 | 1 | 630.00 | | Grand Total | | | 1125.60 | | Question 2 Question 3 How to replace the CMOS battery Issue: How to replace the CMOS battery. Cause: Like any battery the computer CMOS battery can fail or lose its charge. Solution: If your computer is losing its time or date settings, or you are receiving a message CMOS Read Error, CMOS checksum error, or CMOS Battery Failure, first attempt to leave the computer on for 24 hours. In some cases this can charge the battery and resolve your issue. This often resolves CMOS battery related issues when a computer has been left off for several months. If this does not resolve your issue follow the below steps. (1) Write down all system settings * Ensure that the information within your CMOS, if not already lost, is written down. If you're getting a CMOS error message or your time is not being saved your settings are already lost. Getting into the CMOS setup can be found on document CH000192. (2) Locate your CMOS battery * Open the computer case and find the battery on the computer motherboard, verify that it will be accessible and that it can be removed. Most computers today use a coin cell CMOS battery as shown in the image to the right. * If you are unable to locate your CMOS battery you...
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...Case 5-1, Garland Chocolates 1. Identification of Problem: -Key issues/problems Garland Chocolates is not manufacturing and packing their brand of Edgeworth Toffee as efficiently or effectively as possible. -Subsidiary issues 48% Packing efficiency, when the goal is 80%. Scrap rate is 9.6%, when the goal is 1.2%. Maintenance cost is expected to rise over 12 years and it is already $18,000.00. The cost of replacing the 2 packing lines for edgeworth toffee is $140,000.00, however it is expected to achieve the BPO efficiency and scrap rate targets. The cost of replacing the 20 year old manufacturing line is $600,000.00, though it was close to the target efficiency of 80% but is showing signs of deterioration. Marketing has proposed a new marketing strategy (new packaging format) which would deliver an estimated 20% increase in sales. Outsourcing the packing lines would cost $35,000.00 up front but the actual cost of production will decrease from $95.70 per case to $68.00 2. Situational Analysis: Internal Strengths Garland Chocolates of London, UK, is a leading global food manufacturer with a wide range of products operating out of more 50 plants globally, 8 stationed in the US. Garland’s products were among the leading brands in the industry which were sold in a variety of different locations: (Grocery store chains, boutique candy shops and convenience stores). Weaknesses Garland Chocolates has few weaknesses, the most pertinent being that the manufacturing...
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...EXECUTIVE SUMMARY There is an increasing desire for the implementation of condition based maintenance programs to replace the traditional hour based maintenance on Military rotor wing aircraft. There are several advantages and disadvantages to this type of maintenance. The purpose of this paper is to discuss both and the affect that they play in regards to the organizational behavior of a business. There are distinct advantages in regards to cost when we talk about condition based maintenance. Replacing a part only when it is likely to fail saves the cost of replacement at a possible earlier time like in a phase based program, or catching a part that might have failed prior to the required hour inspection or replacement time. But this new technology comes with a cost. A cost, not only monetary, but also within the organizational behavior of a corporation or organization such as the military. When we talk about Managing change and stress, we have to talk about the external forces of change effecting these technological advancements. The technology of condition based maintenance is justified through the savings it generates through the maintenance program but what cost will it have on the people working on these aircraft? Will there be a reduction in jobs? This concern can start trouble, rumors, and decreased production from employees that normally work hard. What effect will it have on the organizational design? Will there be an increase or decrease in managerial roles? Will there...
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...was covered under a fire insurance policy, and as a result, Mame received $4,000,000 after settling the claim. $3,000,000 was allocated to the building and $1,000,000 for the loss of furniture and equipment. Using the $4,000,000, Mame plans to use $3,150,000 to build a smaller hotel on the same land Green Haven was located and $350,000 to purchase hotel furniture and furnishings. Mame plans to use the remaining $500,000 from the proceeds to invest in undeveloped beach property on the other side of the island. The hotel is expected to be completed in 2 ½ years. Issue: 1. Does Mame have to recognize any gain on his $500,000 purchase on undeveloped beach property, and if so, what will the character be? 2. Will Mame have to recognize any gain on the construction of the hotel building or purchase of the replacement furniture and furnshings? Authorities Issue 1 IRC Sec. 1033(a)(2)(A) IRC Sec. 1231(a)(3)(A)(ii) Rev. Rul. 64-237, 1964-2 CB 319. Issue 2 IRC Sec. 1033(a)(2)(A), (B), (g)(4) Reg. Sec. 1.1033(a)-2(c) Massillon-Cleveland-Akron Sign Company v. Commissioner, 15 T.C. 79 (1950). Rev. Rul. 70-501, 1970-2 CB 163. Conclusion 1. In applying the “functional test” the undeveloped beach property does not qualify as replacement property, so Mame will have to recognize $500,000 of 1231 gain on...
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...As you know nowadays almost every home, office or school has a computer or even a few of these devices. Anyway, these modern technologies without which lots of people cannot imagine their lives have some advantages as well as disadvantages. To begin with, I would like to comment on the advantages. So firstly, computer gives you the opportunity to access a lot of information about everything not to mention the fact that you can store large amounts of information on the computer in a database. One computer disk can hold the same amount of information as several books. And don’t forget about the fact that computers can do some jobs very quickly. For example, writing some report with charts and diagrams on a computer will take you less time than writing it manually. Computers not only allow doing those jobs faster, but also allow doing them from a distance for example, from home and sending somewhere you need by e-mail. Finally, computer is useful for communication. To my mind there is plenty of communication software which helps you to socialise with your friends, mates as well as with foreigners from all over the world not even leaving your room. On the other hand as any other appliance it has its own minuses. Let’s face the problem that computer becomes old – fashioned very fast after buying it and needs to be replaced. The point is that replacing a computer is quite expensive. The newer the computer is the more you have to pay for it. Not to mention, the costs you have to pay...
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...them are damaged. The package containing them appeared in perfectly good condition and I accepted and signed for it without question. It was on unpacking that I discovered the damage . I assume that this was due to careless handling at some stage prior to packing. I am enclosing a list of the damaged goods and shall be obliged if you will replace them. They have been kept aside in case you need them to support a claim on your suppliers for compensation. Yours faithfully Assuming that you are the Sales Manager of XYZ Stationers, come up with a suitable adjustment letter. b) Reply Dear Sir, I was sorry to learn from your letter of 12th may that some of the compact discs supplied to this order were damaged as they reached you. Replacements for the damaged have been sent by parcel post this morning. It will not be necessary for you to return the damaged goods; they may be destroyed. Despite the care we take in packing goods there have recently been a couple of reports of damage. To avoid further inconvenience and annoyance to customers as well as expenses to ourselves, we are now seeking the advice of a packaging consultant in the hope of improving our methods of handling. We apologize once again for this and hope the steps taken will ensure the safe arrival orders in future. Yours...
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...the severity of the situation is extremely important when dealing with product quality. The quality of a product reflects not only the image of the company that creates the product, but any retailer that choose to sale that product as well. Every customer expects the product sold to function as advertised. Customer loyalty is damaged by defective products. Customer 5 was so disgusted with her Sheer Cover that she will probably never order a product seen on TV ever again. Also constantly having to replace defective products leads costs money as well. At one point, Customer 2 was replacing the phone case every four weeks. If this lack of quality is an ongoing trend with Beyond Cell, then they could be giving away a lofty sum of money in replacements monthly in addition to losing customers to competitors. Retailers would also be less willing to carry brands that have a history of being defective. Quality is definitely a category that managers want to maintain. Companies should do thorough testing and inspections to ensure that the products are being produced to standard. Products should undergo rigorous stress testing to ensure each product can handle everyday use. In Customer 4’s case, the tires may need to be checked well after to ensure a recall is not necessary. Defective products can lead to lawsuits, negative publicity, and loss of customer confidence. Managers...
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...Dealing with Neighborhood Preservation Mike Stephenson. EN3220-Written Analysis December 14th, 2012 Abstract This is a short paper on one of my few dealings with Neighborhood Preservation in Virginia Beach, Virginia. The issue they had with me was the fact that our house had chipped and peeling paint on the exterior trim. The rest of the paper includes what I did to resolve the issue they had with me. Dealing with Neighborhood Preservation This all started when one day coming home from our capstone class there was a piece of paper taped to the front door. The piece of paper was from the Department of Housing and Neighborhood Preservation/Code Enforcement Division. It stated they were conducting inspections in our area and that our property was found to be in violation. The violations were for chipped and peeling paint on the exterior trim of the house. If the violations were not corrected within thirty days then there is the possibility of being fined up to $2,500.00. Upon receiving this, I began to develop a step by step procedure to help resolve the issue, since most of my time was already being spent on work for our capstone class. The first step was to call and talk to the Code Enforcement Inspector. This step took almost a week to complete because we ended up playing phone tag with each other. Once we were finally able to catch each other, I was able to ask a few questions concerning the violations, time frame for completion, and to notify them of my...
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...overhanging curbs or sidewalks. Remove litter and leaves from plants, planters, and parking lots. Remove any broken or fallen branches from trees. Remove sucker growth from tree trunks. Remove any weeds larger than 2 inches (5 cm) high or wide from planters. Weeds 2 inches (5 cm) and larger must be removed, not just killed. Replace bark mulch which has been knocked or washed out of planters. Smooth mulch layer if it has been disturbed. Replace decorative rock which has been knocked or washed out of planters. Smooth decorative rock surface if it has been disturbed. Check plants for signs of stress or disease. Replace any plants that meet conditions for replacement at the contractor's expense. Request authorization to replace other dead or missing plants. Note: You must request authorization to make replacements within one week of the damage becoming evident! Sweep or blow clean all walkways, curbs, and gutters. Treat for any signs of disease or pest infestation. Complete any items required on the Monthly Checklist. Hand water any plants that are dry and stressed. Check the irrigation system. Make emergency repairs as needed or request authorization to make major repairs. Note: you must request authorization for repairs within one week of the damage becoming evident! Adjust the irrigation controllers for current water needs of plants. Checked by:__________________________________(Print Name) Signature: __________________________________ Date:__________ ...
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...scale where 1 is 'Extremely Dissatisfied' and 9 is 'Extremely Satisfied'. Neutral 4 5 6 Extremely Satisfied 7 8 9 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 2. Please confirm your level of satisfaction with your recent experience with Dell's Onsite Service. Overall I was satisfied Overall I was dissatisfied 3. What best describes the primary reason you were not fully satisfied with your recent experience with Dell's Onsite Service? Expected arrival time of onsite technician not clearly communicated Bad diagnosis by tech support agent Lack of updates from the onsite technician Onsite technician did not arrive on time Onsite visit was not scheduled in accordance to my warranty agreement with Dell Delayed parts delivery Quality of replacement parts Onsite technician lacks technical expertise Total time taken to resolve Onsite technician damaged my equipment 4. Please provide any additional feedback on why you were not fully satisfied. 5. What could we have done better? Page 1 of 4 http://rap2.tns-online.com/webui/rapsurvey/survey.aspx?ID=0&Action=Preview&LanguageID=1&A=49&B=n%8A%C9%C9%D5%B 6. Thank you for the positive rating. Please let us know what we did well....
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