...Trident university international | Module 2 Case Assignment | Conflict Management | | Jessica Cupo | 6/11/2012 | | Introduction Conflict occurs regularly within the military organizational structure on the interpersonal, intergroup, inter-organizational, and international levels. A relevant example of interpersonal conflict and resolution recently presented itself between a peer and me in my current role as Awards and Decorations Officer in Charge. A combination of personality, values, communication, and previous interaction bias resulted in the escalation of an interpersonal conflict which required attention in order to regain productivity in the program. As a leader or a team member, a misstep in an interpersonal conflict results in loss of productivity, escalation of bias, and misinterpretation of intentions. Learning from previous conflicts helps to establish de-escalation techniques and facilitate better work-group dynamics. Scenario As the office in charge of a program within my squadron, a conflict recently developed between myself and a peer assigned to my shop for tasking and assigning office duties. The other Captain had recently been removed from his primary job for failing to meet the standards and expectations required. The other Captain and I were commissioned from the same University in the same year group and therefore equals in rank. Due to the circumstances, I was put in a position of authority over the individual and required to give...
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...Conflict Escalation” By: Sung Hee Kim and Richard H. Smith The article begins with three examples of interpersonal conflicts that escalated by vengeful behavior. The authors attempt to focus on understanding actual mechanisms that underlie the pattern of conflict escalation. The authors explain, “justice is a deep concern for most people.” It is human nature to want to be treated fairly. However, when expectations are not met, a sense of injustice can lead to patterns of retaliation. Vengeful acts by the person who is “wronged” are most likely to be out of portion to the original offense. Thus, revenge often leads to a destructive cycle of spiteful counter-responses from parties involved in a conflict. The tendency to desire and seek “justice” can be seen as a key motivator when people take revenge. Ironically, the harsh cycle that develops when people seek revenge is characterized by irrational and wrongful acts. The authors suggest that when explaining such extreme acts of revenge one possible reason can come from feelings of self-worth. When another diminishes one’s self-worth, they may use methods of revenge to restore it. In relation to one’s self-worth, another contributing factor can be the prevention of future unfair treatment. In order to gain respect, a person may retaliate in order to stop unfair acts they have received. Despite the underlying reasons that motivate revenge, many examples demonstrate that vengeance leads to conflict escalation rather...
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...after the cinema has been cleaned as well. There may also be technical issues when it comes to playing the movie such as problems with the sound or picture quality. In order to proof this fail point, the staff must be properly trained and machinery must be maintained and up to date, also have technicians on standby all the time. Fail points can happen during the billing process such as give the wrong change or no money change available, also if the computer can't print a hard copy receipt this can be a fail pint since some customers will require a bill to take home with them. Another fail point could be when the staff validate the ticket or during greeting customers and when it comes to buying snacks. All of these maybe avoided by training the staff properly and by having a manger to watch over them. Wait points: from the time the customer buy the ticket he will be first standing in line and the waiting point in queue can be very long if it not managed properly for example if the customers will overtake the line, therefore you need to have good trained staff who can manage the crowd...
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...go to Lakewood pacific theaters on a Friday night. I want to find out how many people will choose to watch Insidious Chapter Two over The Family. To get a random sample I would ask the movie theater manager if I could see the record book of how many people went to see insidious and how many people went to see the family between six pm and eleven pm. I would use my calculator to generate three random numbers between six and eleven and compare the data. To get a systematic sample, I would stand outside the ticket booth and ask every fifth person who purchased a ticket what they chose to see. I would do this until I reached 100 people to use as my sample. To get a stratified sample, I would separate the population into teens and adults. I would interview every fifth teen and every fifth adult till I reached 100 for each sub group. To get a cluster sample, separate the population into teens and adults and interview every teen and adult that purchases a ticket. To get a convenience sample, I would go to watch one of the movies and interview a few people before I went in to watch the movie. I would choose the stratified sample to collect my data because I like the idea of dividing the population into different sections. The issue I encountered was that there were other movies playing so not every fifth person saw the movies I was centering my data...
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...Promotion Our company promotes our cinema through internet, flyer, collecting point to claim the ticket and newspaper. Our company will choose these methods is because it can easily attract customer. Nowadays, many people are using shopping, buying and entertaining in the internet. It is very interactive media which allow for a two-way flow of information. Many people are always getting the information through Facebook, so our company will set a website on Facebook. Through Facebook, customer can know what movie will inside our cinema it can easily give them to know about the news information of movie. People can get the new information through our facebook link is https://www.facebook.com/StarWatchCinema . Online-booking services also are provider in our company. Therefore, customer can book the ticket through online-booking services when they are busy at that time. The second promotion that use by our company is flyer. The target customer for our company is student so we will deliver the flyer at University, College and secondary school. At these three places, there are the places contain many people and are the faster way to promote our cinema because student can know this information through their colleague friend. Flyer also is the faster way to let people know our cinema because it can see anyway such as at the cafeteria, car park, and restaurant. Moreover, our company will design a card for collecting point for customers. We will let the customer...
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...Bank of Boston. The views expressed in this paper are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the official views of the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston or the Federal Reserve System. Price Discrimination in the Airline Market: The Effect of Market Concentration Joanna Stavins ABSTRACT Economic theory suggests that a monopolist can price discriminate more successfully than can a perfectly competitive firm. Most real-life markets, however, fall somewhere in between the two extremes. What happens as the market becomes more competitive: Does price discrimination increase or decrease? This paper examines how price discrimination changes with market concentration in the airline market. The paper uses data on prices and ticket restrictions across various routes within the United States, controlling for distances and airport gate restrictions. Price discrimination is found to increase as the markets become more competitive. Price Discrimination in the Airline Market: The Effect of Market Concentration Joanna Stavins In a perfectly competitive market, firms have no market power to discriminate by price. At the other extreme, a monopolist can, provided he has information about consumers’ taste differences and the transaction costs of setting multiple prices do not prevent such pricing strategies. Most real-life markets, however, fall somewhere in between the two extremes. What happens as the market becomes more competitive: Does price discrimination...
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...stands inside the theatre. Business research is an important tool used to provide essential information to a company to ensure their success. There are key steps in the research process such as research questions, hypotheses, variables, ethical considerations; as well as discussing the significance, scope, magnitude, and feasibility of finding a solution to the issue, opportunity, or problem. Research Questions 1. Is it ethical to sneak snacks into a movie theater? 2. What happens if a person gets caught sneaking snacks into a movie theater? 3. Why does the food at movie theaters cost so much? 4. How do movie theaters make their money? Going to the movies has become an extravagant commodity. The sale of a movie ticket have gone up and doubled in price. An individual looks for ways to downplay the expenses of a day at the movies. Sometimes a person just wants to sit back and enjoy a snack and a drink while watching a movie, but does not want to pay the high price for it. It seems as though some movie theaters concerns themselves more with the food at the concession stands than the movies it shows. So, people feel obligated, whether right or wrong, toward sneaking food into the movie theater. He or she runs the risk of getting caught by sneaking in his or her own food. If caught, he or she could become banned from watching future movies in the theater. A movie theater deluges lots of money into research to acquire the knowledge needed for competitiveness...
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...Coordinator • Remain professional at all times while working with a diverse group of festival committee, audience, guests, and other volunteers. Volunteers Job Description: 1. Technician/Venue Coordinator • Responsible for the execution of all film screenings in the designated venue. • Responsible for the order and performance of the other volunteers in the same venue. • Responsible to write a daily report according to the brief of the Volunteer Coordinator of the festival. 2. Information & Ticketing • Responsible to provide correct and proper information to the (potential) audience as required. • Responsible for the registration/guest book. • Responsible for the distribution of tickets for every screening in the designated venue. • Responsible for the availability of festival’s promotional materials (program guide, schedule...
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...A&W – Discount varies, simply ask and have a valid military ID with you. Advance Auto – 10% off with military ID Agentsource.com – Up to 40% off standard real estate closing costs for Active duty men and women moving in the United States or Canada All State – Allstate Funding proudly offers all U.S. Military personnel a $250 credit towards the appraisal of a residential property. Ends 12/31/2010 American Airlines – Discount varies, requires military ID American Video Productions -10% off to active duty, retired, families of military and dependents. Call and ask for the discount http://www.americanvideoproductions.net/ Amtrak – 10% off Anheuser – Busch Amusement Parks – Discount varies, simply ask and have a valid military ID with you. Anna’s Linens - 10% off any purchase with Valid Military ID in store only Apple Computers - The discount varies, you need to sign up here – http://www.apple.com/r/store/government/ Applebee’s – Discount varies per location, simply ask and have a valid military ID with you Arby’s - Discount varies per location, simply ask and have a valid military ID with you. Ashford University – Discounted tuition at $250 a credit, books are covered for all required courses, waived application fee, waived technology fee and more! Benefits apply to all Active Duty, National Guard, Reservists and spouses, dependents eligible for survivor benefits, plus civilian DOD employees & separated vets/retirees still using their GI Bill. ASMBA – Armed Services...
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...After examining the incident, there are some key things that stick out as major risks, these include: • Accounts existed before EHR system was deployed. • Accounts were undocumented. • Non Authorized remote users had access to the EHR application. • Undocumented account was created/added to a new system. • Method or Vulnerability to gain privilege escalation outside of change control policy. This led me to propose three policies, each address some of these key issues from separate fronts. The three policies include a Remote Access Policy, Application Deployment, and a Routine Maintenance policy. The Remote Access policy aims to correct the issue that non-authorized users were able to access the EHR system. HIPAA has included provision in the Security Rule that allows for remote access, but with certain limitations. I have included provision that restricts remote access based on Job Role and Job Necessity(ISO 27002:2005, 7.1.1), and restricted to assets that are owned by the hospital which have enhanced security (ISO 27002:2005, 7.1.1) (NIST, 164.312(a)(1))(ISO 27002:2005, 11.4.2). The Application Deployment policy aims to close security loop holes that appear to have been open for months before the EHR system was even deployed. There were no check on accounts when importing, and no alerts when permissions were escalated. Some of the key standards that I see as aiding in creating this policy is better change management (ISO 27002:2005, 10.1.2) (NIST, 164.308(a)(5)(ii))...
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...Dear Local Government and State Officials: I have been experiencing a wonderful winter in the state of Maryland. We have not had a bad winter however, on the days expecting snow it always turns into a disaster. My husband called me on the phone this morning stating that he was unable to take my friend to the airport due to the snow plows blocking the driveway completely with snow. I had to leave my work that morning to try and make calls to make sure that the situation would not happen again. This is not the only time that this has happened. It happens very often when we get snow. I spoke with the men driving the truck at the time of the incident and advised him that my friend needs to get to the airport right away or she will miss her flight. He advised me that I needed to plow out my driveway because he needed to be somewhere else. I did not take that lightly at all. I contacted his boss who stated that I need to speak with the local government and make a complaint. I became irate at this point and began to scream and throw a fit which was not good at all. After several times of trying to contact you I kept running into a hard rock. I have left several messages and still have yet to receive a phone call back due to this matter. I am writing you this letter to explain my situation. My friend came in town to visit for a few days. Not knowing that we were expected to get snow at the time we received it. She was only to be here for a weekend. Due to the snow we received we were...
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...Ticket stubs Instructions 1 Buy a high quality sturdy travel journal. A pamphlet that is held together by staples will fall apart in days. Be sure your travel journal is bound like a book. Hard bound travel journals are the best. It doesn't need to be printed as a travel journal. It just has to be a book with a lot of empty pages. 2 Get in the habit of writing in your travel journal every day. When you are on a busy journey it is easy to forget to write. You will regret this later when priceless memories are forgotten. You may promise yourself that you will go back and write about your experiences later, but that almost never happens. Take a few minutes every day and jot down your memories. It doesn't have to be long, just on a regular basis. Sponsored Links Got A Manuscript? Are You Ready To Publish Your Manuscript? Sign Up Now! m.partridgepublishing.com/Singapore 3 Use your "down time" for your travel journal. There is a surprising amount of sitting around while traveling. You can always jot down a few lines in your travel journal when you are on trains, waiting for planes, drying your laundry, or waiting in line. 4 Date your entries in your travel journal. In your heading write down the day, where you are, who you are with, maybe even the weather and what you ate that day. These are the first details people tend to forget. Years later when you read your journal you will know exactly what you were doing on that day. The memories will come rushing back...
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...0 2.0 And so on… and follow the flow of the report. NAME OF THE INFORMATION SYTEM * Online booking ticket - ( Booking System) - This system assists you in managing a cinema. If also involves the booking and buying of tickets to watch a movie. - The cinema management information system is a system that will assist the cinema employees in all their respective day to day operations. The people to be using the system are employees when serving the customers, customers when booking online and view movies showing at their convenient times. System offered by the system. (function of the system) 1- View movies showing, their times and respective cinema room 2- Buy ticket 3- Book to watch a movie 4- Pay in cash or with card 5- Schedule movies OBJECTIVE OF THE SYSTEM (BOOKING SYSTEM) - The objective and scope of Online Movie Ticket Booking System is to record the details various activities of users. It will simplifies the task and reduce the paper work. During implementation every user will be given appropriate training to suit them specific needs. - The main objective of Online Movie Ticket Booking System is to enhance and upgrade the existing system by increasing it efficiency and effectiveness. The software improve the working methods by replacing the existing (annual or manual) system with the computer-based system. -To enhance online ticket booking system using mobile phone and WAP technology. Nowadays, are also many people use mobile handsets and...
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...not rigorously applied and are insufficient to control the flow of cash in the theater. Mr. Antonelli asked a local accounting instructor, Mr. Cockerill, to observe the theater and provide comments. Table 2 presents the internal controls in place and Mr. Cockerill’s findings. Question 2. What control improvements would you suggest for Leo’s Four-Plex? I suggest some definite and immediate changes be made to the internal control of cash at Leo’s Four-Plex Theaters. The most obvious deficiency is the focus on non-monetary controls. There are three internal controls devised to make sure that customers see the movie they paid for (color-coded tickets), that all of the tickets are accounted for (locked stub box), and that every customer has a ticket (turnstile). The only monetary-based internal controls are the serially-numbered tickets and the cash count conducted. My recommendations to improve or increase the controls are provided below. 1. Every cashier...
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...NONLINEAR PRICING STRATEGIES AND MARKET CONCENTRATION IN THE AIRLINE INDUSTRY A Dissertation by MANUEL A. HERNANDEZ GARCIA Submitted to the Office of Graduate Studies of Texas A&M University in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY August 2009 Major Subject: Economics UMI Number: 3384249 All rights reserved INFORMATION TO ALL USERS The quality of this reproduction is dependent upon the quality of the copy submitted. In the unlikely event that the author did not send a complete manuscript and there are missing pages, these will be noted. Also, if material had to be removed, a note will indicate the deletion. UMI 3384249 Copyright 2009 by ProQuest LLC. All rights reserved. This edition of the work is protected against unauthorized copying under Title 17, United States Code. ProQuest LLC 789 East Eisenhower Parkway P.O. Box 1346 Ann Arbor, MI 48106-1346 NONLINEAR PRICING STRATEGIES AND MARKET CONCENTRATION IN THE AIRLINE INDUSTRY A Dissertation by MANUEL A. HERNANDEZ GARCIA Submitted to the Office of Graduate Studies of Texas A&M University in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY Approved by: Chair of Committee, Steven N. Wiggins Committee Members, Li Gan James Griffin Steven L. Puller Head of Department, Larry Oliver August 2009 Major Subject: Economics iii ABSTRACT Nonlinear Pricing Strategies and Market Concentration in the Airline Industry. (August 2009)...
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