...Outline: Introduction: 1.Background of Japan and China relationship 2. The causes of the tense relationship between Japan and China in the past ten years 2.1 The visitation of Yasukuni shrine 2.1.1 Background of Yasukuni shrine 2.1.2 Leaders of Japan and Yasukuni shrine 2.1.3Yasukuni’s international relation 2.2 The DiaoYu island incident 2.2.1 Background of DiaoYu island 2.2.2 Recent situation of DiaoYu island and its impact on economic activities 3.Effects of tense relationship between Japan and China 3.1 Negative economic effect for both countries 3.1.1 Japanese companies in China 3.1.2 Chinese workers in Japan 3.2 Economic importance 3.2.1 China as a economic partner to Japan 3.2.2 Japan as a economic partner of China 3.2.3 Japan is looking for alternative Conclusion Introduction: Background of Japan and China relationship China and Japan has been stayed in a very peaceful manner from the past 30 years. The signing of the "Sino-Japanese Joint Statement", "Sino-Japanese Treaty of Peace and Friendship", "Sino-Japanese Joint Declaration" built a peaceful foundation for Japan and China after World War Two.(Burns, 2000) Moreover, after Deng Xiaoping visited Japan and started his “opening-up” policy, China has opened up her economy door to Japan and the interactions of economic...
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...Hypothesis Work-safety tension can arise when workers observe that work safety is at odds with effectively performing their duties. A workers perception of work-safety tension can be associated with higher levels of perceived risk which in turn can relate to an increase in job related injuries. The hypothesis of this paper is determine if that one has a positive relationship between perceived organizational support and safety climate was expected that they would have a positive perception regarding safety climate at work therefore lowering one’s work-safety tension. (McGonagle & Kath, 2010, and Gyekye & Salminen, 2007) Introduction Organizational climate is considered to be one of the most significant and important characteristics within an organization. Organizational climate signifies the shared perceptions regarding an organizations values, norms, beliefs, practices, and procedures. Organizational climate may be defined differently from one organization to another but generally refers to the importance to which an organization focuses and emphasizes on an organization’s innovation, flexibility, appreciation and recognition, concern for an employee’s well-being, learning and development, citizenship and ethics, quality performance, involvement and empowerment and last of all leadership. There have been numerous studies that have correlated a relationship between an organization’s climate and an organizations success. If the relationship is positive then the correlation...
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...period A Mrs. Mazz Tension in the father son relationship is represented throughout the play. The tension that is so prominent in the play is between Willy and Biff. The tension is because Willy wants Biff to become and salesman like himself but Biff wants to take a different path and work with his hands and enjoy life. Another reason that there is tension between Willy and Biff is because Biff walked in on Willy cheating on his mother. There is one scene towards the end of the play where Willy and Biff have an argument after Biff leaves him in a restaurant. This scene shows how much tension they have in their relationship. In this scene Biff tells his father that he is nothing and always will be nothing. Biff also tells Willy that he will never turn out to be a salesman like him. * Tension in the father son relationship can be faced in modern society through sports. Fathers always imagine there son becoming a star athlete and try to mold them into being this. Most of the time the son is not going to be a star athlete and this is something that is difficult for a father to deal with. All off their hopes and dreams are in their son so if they don’t turn out to be exactly how you want them to than it is disheartening. Tension in the father son relationship can really hurt a family and break them apart. A father has a special bond with his son because they are both men of the house, it is different than having a daughter or the relationship a father his with his wife...
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...This paper looks at the relationship between test anxieties in college understudies furthermore their execution in examinations. Commonly, colleges use examinations to test part or even all the learning of understudies, especially in first-year courses. As Burns (2004, p. 120) exceptional, examination results can figure out whether a understudy passes a course or can advance onto further study, and may even impact job opportunities. Justifiably, instructors are concerned that examinations are a reasonable evidence of an understudy's learning. One territory of unique investment is the part nervousness plays in connection to examination execution. This article contends that as a rule, test tension brings down execution marginally, in spite of the fact that this is not apparent in all circumstances, nor with different types of understudies. Further, it is contended that the fundamental system for this result seems, by all accounts, to be that test nervousness prompts the improvement of meddling considerations, which keep a legitimate concentrate on examination undertakings. The paper likewise brings up that albeit numerous components effect on examination execution, test uneasiness is specifically compelling as it seems to lead straightforwardly to out of line results. The paper compares literature and the main literatures used in the paper are following: Burns, D. J. (2004). Anxiety at the time of the final exam: Relationships with expectations and performance. Journal of Education...
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...and Down Relationship Mother Teresa once said “If we cannot love the person whom we see, how can we love god, whom we cannot see.” Have you ever wondered what causes parent and child relationships to work well or to cause it to crumble? Parent and child relationships will differ depending who the person might be. While they are complicated, nothing can replace the bond between them, it is irreplaceable. Parent and child relationships may or may not change depending on how they treat each other. Some parents and children might get along great while others might not even talk to each other. Although there are many different types of bonds between a parent and child,they are all very complex and have varying tensions. There are several different types of relationships between a parent and a child, some are good while others can lead to a disaster. The relationship that every parent and child want to have is a secure relationship. A relationship that a parent and child don’t want to have is the avoidant relationship or a disorganized relationship. Secure relationship is when they both get along well and the child is always happy to see the adult. In the article...
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...through his use of a variety of cinematic techniques. The cascading use of lighting and sound in the “Barn Dancing Scene” is used to symbolise the romantic tension between Book and Rachel. Through angling the camera of the car and upper mid shots of both Book and Rachel when they are inside the car and as they exit the vehicle, Weir zooms into Rachel’s face which is comprised with shock followed by a smile. By doing this Weir is able to manifest the notion of romantic tension between his two characters by confronting his audience with a situation that demonstrates Book’s growing fondness of Rachel. The use of soft and ever-present sounds is utilised to demonstrate the innocence of his characters emotions. Furthermore by applying these techniques the audience is pulled into a world which exacerbates the social regulations that may prohibit the growing relationship between Book and Rachel. This has a profound impact on the audience the rigid culture clash becomes ever more evident which Weir does purposely to expose his intentions towards the central theme of the movie – a culture clash. Lighting is used in this scene to depict the impossible nature of the relationship. The lighting in the scene is low key. The main lighting technique used in this scene is Chiaroscuro. This creates a romantic atmosphere and thus romantic tension between the two. The use of this level of lighting shows the audience that there...
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...celebrity biographies, cookery books and sex manuals that dominate the non-fiction book trade’. Indeed, Tannen’s latest addition to her oeuvre meant for popular consumption, You’re Wearing That? a New York Times bestseller, is no different. Focusing on mother-adult daughter conversations and the tensions that can arise from these relationships, Tannen’s goal is to help readers understand and overcome these problems. In addressing her readers, assumed to be women, she writes that: our deepest wish is to be understood and approved of by our mothers and daughters. We can get closer to that goal by listening to the ways we talk to each other, and by learning to talk to each other in new ways (p. 32). In privileging mother-daughter relationships, Tannen often mentions that these relationships are like any other, only more so – and thus the tensions, disagreements and arguments involved are more intense, personal, and potentially damaging. As in her previous popular works, her evidence of the difficulties in these relationships draws heavily on recorded interactions, anecdotes, focus group discussions, interviews, literature, and more. Tannen also uses examples from her own relationship with her mother throughout, adding a personal and Affiliation American Studies, Department of English, University of Virginia, P.O. Box 400121, Charlottesville, VA 22904–4121, USA email: amw9z@virginia.edu G&L vol 2.1 2008 123–127...
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...posed by foreign influence and policies." The relationship between the Powhatan tribes and the English colonists was complex and often strained. Initially, the Powhatan people, led by Chief Powhatan, had mixed reactions to the arrival of the English colonists. There were periods of trade and cooperation, but these were often overshadowed by conflicts and tensions. The English settlers encroached on Powhatan lands, leading to resistance and warfare. This culminated in the Powhatan Confederacy's concerted efforts to expel the English during the First Anglo-Powhatan War in 1610. Despite...
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...didn't destroy them. The US commander in Iraq, General Ray Odierno, described the group in 2010 as down but "fundamentally the same." In 2011, the group rebooted. ISIS successfully freed a number of prisoners held by the Iraqi government and, slowly but surely, began rebuilding their strength. ISIS and al-Qaeda divorced in February 2014. "Over the years, there have been many signs that the relationship between al Qaeda Central (AQC) and the group's strongest, most unruly franchise was strained," Barack Mendelsohn, a political scientist at Haverford College, writes. Their relationship "had always been more a matter of mutual interests than of shared ideology." According to Mendelsohn, Syria pushed that relationship to the breaking point. ISIS claimed that it controlled Jabhat al-Nusra, the official al-Qaeda splinter in Syria, and defied orders from al-Qaeda's leader, Ayman al-Zawahiri, to back off. "This was the first time a leader of an al-Qaeda franchise had publicly disobeyed" a movement leader, he says. ISIS also defied repeated orders to kill fewer civilians in Syria, and the tensions led to al-Qaeda disavowing any connection with ISIS in a February communiqué. Today, ISIS and al-Qaeda compete for influence over Islamist extremist groups around the world. Some experts believe ISIS may overtake al-Qaeda as the most influential group in this area globally. 1. The Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIS) used to have a different name: al Qaeda in Iraq. US troops and...
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...output in the unit of Newtons (N) and Electromyography (EMG) output of an isometric hand contraction squeezing a ball in four varying wrist angles. This experiment was created with the intention to help us better understand how muscle force varies when muscle length varies. The title of the experiment is the “Length-Tension Experiment”. The Length-Tension relationship in anatomy refers to how the number of crossbridges depends on the amount of overlap between thick and thin fibers. Optimum amount of overlap will result in the greatest amount of tension. The optimum amount of overlap can be determined by the length of the sacromeres when the muscle is contracted. If the muscles are too stretched when contraction occurs, myosin will pull away from the actin and prevent cross bridge formation. Conversely, if muscles/sacromeres are too short at contraction cannot conduct signal efficiently because the crowded thin filaments disrupt the t-tubule’s arrangement in the myofibers. It is also essential to comprehend the relationship between myosin and actin. Myosin (thick filaments in sacromere) grabs onto actin (thin filaments in sacromere) and pulls, creating tension in the muscle. The contraction is caused by the previously described interaction between actin and myosin, resulting in the thin filaments being pulled closer to the M line of the sacromere, widening the zone of overlap between the two more and more until the sacromeres are fully shortened. Understanding this knowledge...
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...Relationships fulfill human need for companionship. We see in Ecclesiastes that “Two are better than one, because they have a good return for their labor” (Ecclesiastes 4:9) Life is meant to be spent bonding with others, for God wants all of us to lift each other up. Communication theories help to identify the ways in which we communicate but in order to reach deeper into communications, theories that help to explain the development and management of relations are needed. The social penetration theory and relational dialectic theory are just two that allow us the advantages of seeing how we develop relationships and how we retain them. A lasting relationship starts with good communication, therefore, the development and management processes...
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...The dynamics in the relationship between Juliet and the Nurse are displayed through the power of persuasion and the methods used by the playwright, William Shakespeare in the play Romeo and Juliet. These two characters have a dynamic relationship because of the tension in their relationship. Juliet is educated which means she has the power and authority to convince the Nurse to believe her opinions meanwhile the Nurse can influence Juliet to agree with her beliefs because she is a parental figure. These tensions and attributes are displayed to the audience through tensions, conflict, and structure. While the Nurse talks with Juliet and Lady Capulet about Juliet’s future, she displays her uneducated qualities and attributes through her use of bawdy humour. By using bawdy humour, she is making herself look uneducated to her superiors like Juliet and Lady Capulet. She makes this known to the audience by saying...
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...it. Also we can define the “behavioral preferences: as ways of acting and talking that we feel comfortable doing. We all say and do things are a result of certain habit patterns, and people make predictions about us because they come to expect us to behave in particular way. To illustrate this point, just think about some of the predictions we make about other people’s behavior. For instance, when we give a dinner party, we have a tendency to seat our friends according to how we think they will get along with each other. A brief look at the “roots” of behavior indicates that in the most elemental sense, people tend to do those things that make them comfortable and avoid doing those things that make them uncomfortable or cause them tension. Once a pattern of actions receives positive reinforcement, we have tendency to repeat it. These behaviors begin to develop early in life. For example...
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...A Vernier caliper was used to measure the thickness of the three ropes. There is no zero error in the equipment I used, so there is no systematic error in the measurements. It would be essential to check the apparatus before conducting the experiment, since the variables have an expositional relationship, it is possible that the uncertainties in the values would lead to an entirely different equation. In my experiment, although the systematic errors for the measurement of rope width is eliminated, there still exists some random errors in the values. This might be due to the property of the rope used. Aiming for a better quality, the rope producers would make the rope soft and elastic, so that the rope would not break easily while hanging large weighted objects. However, this caused the rope to be easily compressed by the Vernier caliper....
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...events the reader can follow, but also helps generate the understanding of why William and Hester were able to reach a peaceful resolution. The passage begins with a conflict being introduced, followed by the conflict and tensions due to the conflict rising, and then a resolution. The passage introduces the conflict in the first line of the passage. Hester tells William how she feels about letting their children go to watch a circus. Although the reader can easily assume that this is the first event to occur, the lack of flashbacks throughout the story proves that Hester's comment and William's response are the first events in the narrative, as every action is a direct response to the action prior to it. By writing the passage in chronological order, a simple timeline...
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