...business relations but also pride of the country as he is representing the country in front of the international delegation which is visiting other countries too. His act could be questioned by other sponsors as they would never want their relation with the hoteliers to get disturbed. The trio responsible for the act never appeared to have done any wrong doings before. Though it is appearing true he has to cross check genuineness of the story narrated to him because of the sensitivity of the issue. He first needs to assure Ms. Chauhan that he will take care of the issue and stop her from reporting to the police. If Ms. Chauhan reports to police the situation will become worse. The news will not only bring down employee confidence but also affect country’s reputation in some or the other way. His future business relations will also get affected. As it is still a week before the event, he has enough time to confirm the allegations. As stated, one of the three persons was glaring at Ms. Chauhan when she went to have lunch. If the trio is doing this intentionally they will repeat it again. This could be a case of misunderstanding due to country specific culture differences. If this is the case he needs to make Ms. Chahan understand that this can happen in any hospitality profession. On the other hand, if she (Ms. Chauhan) is correct than looking at his (Me. Verma) ethical behavior it is essential for him to take action which will strengthen employee confidence towards employer....
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...ideas to satisfy needs and the impacts that these processes have on the consumer and society. It blends elements from psychology, sociology, social anthropology and economics. It attempts to understand the decision-making processes of buyers, both individually and in groups. It studies characteristics of individual consumers in an attempt to understand people's wants. It also tries to assess influences on the consumer from groups such as family, friends, reference groups, and society in general. Consumer needs are the basis of all modern marketing and constitute the essence of the marketing concept. However, research has shown that consumer behaviour is difficult to predict, even for experts in the field. Thus, in the attempt to understand consumers’ motivation, marketers usually make reference to the theories of needs such as Maslow’s Hierarchy of needs, the trio of needs and Murray’s list of psychogenic needs. In this exposé, we would identify the components of the trio of needs and Murray’s list of psychogenic needs and illustrate them with examples in Ghana. I. TRIO OF NEEDS The components of the Trio needs theory are the following: * Power * Affiliation * Achievement * The need for power Power refers to the individual’s desire to control other people and objects. It is tied to a type of ego needs. In Ghana, we could relate this need to people in the high social class who seek power by way of political ambitions. * The need for affiliation ...
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...______As a TRIO SSS participant, I am ultimately responsible for my success or failure in this class. I will establish a set meeting time and location with my tutor during our first meeting and learn the tutor’s name and contact information. ______Regarding individual tutoring sessions, I will meet with my tutor(s) one hour per week for all scheduled tutoring meetings. Additional hours will be evaluated on a case by case basis and I will immediately file a written request with the Tutor Coordinator and request an appointment to complete an assessment for additional hours. 3.) If I have a scheduled tutoring appointment with my TRIO tutor, I will have fifteen minutes to arrive for my intended appointment. If I do not arrive within 15 minutes of my scheduled appointment’s start time,...
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...nature, as well as an unstoppable force. Moving forward in time, Martha Graham, a notable influence in modern dance, expressed the female figure through a more internal medium: breathing and contraction. In the words of Susan Au, “contraction … could be used to suggest fear, sorrow, withdrawal, or introversion.” (Au, 120). She utilized the diaphragm muscle in order to suggest many emotions; all of the emotions. For feminism, Graham’s dances utilized women and portrayed them as greatly expressive, yet subtle. This creates the image of a silent-strong woman. From Fuller to Graham, the image of the female body shifted from a more eccentric and relatively easy to interpret style to a more subtle yet equally expressive style. Yvonne Rainer’s Trio A features a lone woman, dressed in a plain and simple black garb that is conservatively revealing of a feminine figure, movements that can be characterized by sweeping arm movements, body pretzeling, and swift-tempo arches of the extremities. “The piece itself consists of a series of movements that appear to be fluid from one motion to the next, without any climax or predictability as in traditional dance” (Independent Curators International). Clearly, there isn’t a complete coherence to the piece – at least not the first time it is viewed. Whether or not this was the intention of Rainer may be left up to interpretation. Particularly striking to me is the move performed at 2:40; a graceful bending of the lower extremities followed a summersault...
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...available here. Follow the links below for your selection. Music Staff Paper Music manuscript paper with standard blank staves. There are four different staff sizes to choose from, with 5 to 11 staves per page. The staves are spaced evenly on the page. These pages are good for sketches or homework that doesn’t need a title. Music Staff Paper Music manuscript paper with margin space at the top of each page for titles and written text. Good for compositions or assignments which require room at the top of the score for a title. Grand Staff Music Paper Grand staff blank music sheets. Use these to write music for piano, duets, or anything that uses two staves. Sixteen different choices of staff size, number of systems per page, and margins. Piano Staves with a Staff for Soloist Piano staves with an extra staff for soloist. These pages can be used for any music featuring piano and another instrument. Great for piano and voice, saxophone, clarinet, flute, trumpet, trombone, violin, cello, or any solo wind, brass, or string instrument. Blank Trio Music Staves Blank staves for trio music. Three equally spaced staves per system. Use these pages for wind, string, brass or any other trio combination. Twelve different choices of staff size and staves per page. Blank staff paper for quartet Blank staff paper for quartet music. Four equally spaced staves per system. Use these pages for wind, string, brass or any combination of four instruments. This page includes...
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...MANAGEMENT DEPARTMENT CONSUMER BEHAVIOR „CONSUMER MOTIVATION“ Lecturer: ******** Student: A**** C**** October 2013. CONTENT: * MOTIVATION * NEEDS * GOALS - The Selection of Goals * RATIONAL VS EMOTIONAL MOTIVES * DYNAMICS OF MOTIVATION * AROUSAL OF MOTIVES * HIERARCHY OF NEEDS * A TRIO OF NEEDS * MEASUREMENT OF MOTIVES * MOTIVATIONAL RESEARCH * HUMAN NEEDS – consumer needs – are the basis of all modern marketing. * Needs are the essence of the marketing concept. MOTIVATION: * MOTIVATION is the driving force within individuals that impels them to action. * This driving force is produced by a state of tension, which exists as the result of an unfullfilled need. NEEDS: * Needs are the essence of the marketing concept. Marketers don’t create needs but can make consumers aware of needs. * Types: * - INNATE NEEDS /primary * ACQUIRED NEEDS /secondary GOALS: * Goals are the sought-after results of motivated behavior. * Individuals set goals on the basis of their personal values and they select means that they believe will help them to achieve their desired goals. The Selection of Goals: * The goals selected by individuals depend on their: * personal experiences * -physical capacity * -prevailing cultular norms and values * -goal’s accessibility in the physical and social environment. RATIONAL VS EMOTIONAL MOTIVES: ...
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...he got ahead he cared about power and his ego. Compared with Johnson’s “Liberating God of Life,” the film is the story of the poor mainly the young men, before they hit the age of 20, start a life of crime to get out of being poor. Thinking its survival the Tender Trio are like the Robin Hood of Rio, where they rob businesses and share with the poor. Poverty gives them a reason to commit crimes it’s not taking them for, their fate catches up with them. Not all of the characters are bad in some ways. For example, Benny is part of a gang he embraces a benevolent personality he protect some people from Lil Ze’s rage acting as his conscience. “Liberating God of Life” reflects the freedom the poor will have if they embrace God’s love. Establish a relationship with God and work toward change in society, socially, and politically and work honestly. The focus of the reading is helping the poor, God is always with the poor and suffering. In the film, the poor are suffering because of crime and drugs, God works with those who look to doing good and not evil. For example, one of the Tender Trio gave up a life of crime and joined the church. We assume that he was saved from suffering the same fate of the other members the Trio. While the other two ended up being killed, God was with the one who chose a better life. So in the reading shows examples if you are always wanting to be better God is present and nearer. God is a part of everyone, in some way Benny tries to be everyone’s confidant...
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...a new enterprise resource planning system to co-ordinate and standardize internal process (Spector, 2010). According to Kurt Lewin, there are three phases of organizational change. First one is unfreezing. In this phase, the organization needs to identify the need of change and find solutions. A strategic renewal is needed. Organization must make the people visualize the need for change. Next phase is change. This phase is aimed on individual behavior. People try to do things in a better way. This process takes long time. Next phase is refreezing. In this phase changes are implemented and evaluated. The organization needs new goals and good leadership. Concord bookshop is an old store, that is running for 64 years in New England. This store was famous in the small community and they had support from the people. The management knew the need for change. There was financial crisis in the store. The owners failed to communicate the vision and need for change to the employees. The owners made a unanimous decision without considering the organizational capabilities and skills of the employees. The management did not consider previous experience of the employees and community support. The decision was made in such a way that the employees either need to go with the decision or quit the job. The result was some of them quit their...
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...In both of the works sirens are displayed as mystical creatures who lure sailors to hear their songs. The songs are portrayed as captivating, but differ greatly in both of the stories. In Homer’s Odyssey the songs that the sirens sing is directed at Odysseus but does not call him to their shore, only to listen to their song. Through Odysseus’s point of view they want him to draw near to listen to their songs and gain their wisdom. The sirens call out for him to stay a while, listen and continue on his journey a wiser man. He knows that once he goes to them he will not survive but he is so entranced by their song that his crew needs to make sure to secure him to the mast even more than he is already secured. Odysseus hears a captivating, irresistible...
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...The film opens with the girl, Natalie (Morgan Griffin), driving through the cliff of San Fernando Valley, 16 miles (25.75 kms) north of Los Angeles, when suddenly the rock slides onto the car, causing it to fall then hang into the edge of cliff. Moments later, Los Angeles Fire Department helicopter-pilot Chief Raymond "Ray" Gaines (Dwayne Johnson) and his other colleagues comes to rescue the girl trapped in the car. Ray safely rescues the girl moments before the car falls into the cliff. In CALTECH, Dr. Kim Park (Will Yun Lee) receives a data of minor earthquakes in Falco, Nevada and shows it to his collegue and seismologist Lawrence Hayes (Paul Giamatti). The minor quakes measure 2.0 to 2.6. Hayes is curious of why such a minor quakes can produce even there are no faults in Nevada. Hayes and Park decide to go to Nevada to test the theory. While Ray is calling for his daughter, Blake (Alexandra Daddario), for the upcoming trip to San Francisco, he receives a divorce papers. Recently, he is divorced from his estranged wife Emma (Carla Gugino) and she is now with his new boyfriend Daniel Riddick (Ioan Gruffudd). Meanwhile, at the Hoover Dam, along with Hayes, Park is now testing a magnetic pulse of quake. Suddenly, his device detects a sudden spike pulse then a stronger earthquake triggers. It measures 7.0 that ever recorded. As the dam starting to break, Park struggles to escape while Hayes tells the people, still on the dam, to get out of it. Park has now exits the dam...
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...Twisted Threads by Kaylin McFarren is a romantic adventure novel, currently resting at the end of a series of novels that i simply cannot wait to read. The novel begins with the aftermath of a bloodbath, and draws the reader in with the standard questions. "Who died? Why? Where? Who did it? Did they deserve it? And who will die next?" These questions and more are quickly answered, but while we find the answers we need, we are also handed several more questions as Akira, the heroine, is sent across the world for her yakuza master(s) to seek revenge for the death of a friend. Akira is a former geisha turned yakuza assassin. Trained in the arts of conversation, entertainment and murder, she is an enigma of truly epic proportions, and born with innate magnetism, and crafted by genetics into a beauty of breathtaking quality, she is truly a deadly blossom...
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...Flare Fragrances Company, Inc. Case Analysis Since 1955, Flare Fragrance Co. has grown to be the No. 4 player in the U.S. women’s fragrances market and generated $221 million in factory sales in 2008. The economic crisis had taken its toll on Flare over the past few years. The CEO wants to finalize Flare’s 2009 strategic initiatives and is looking at options that will offer the greatest potential for growth. Flare’s goal it to pursue an option that will allow the company to gain at least $7.5 million in incremental revenue in 2009 and reverse the declining sales trend caused by the recession. To make a justified recommendation for Flare, an analysis of the advantages and disadvantages of the company’s options are reviewed in Figure 1. Figure 1 Option 1: Advance in drugstore channel Advantages Disadvantages • Considered a great prospect market in the future • Market trends should decline in sales through high-end department stores and mass channels • Reorganized chain drugstore sales team with experience • Redesigned stores will attract younger women • Drug chains are evolving, some with higher-end features, on-site aestheticians • Typically, consumers first experience a product in a department store • No beauty advisors • Consumers can find premium and mid-tier fragrances in mass market retailers • Meaningful consumer experiences can create shopper retention among specialty stores and mass market retailers • Only wanted to sell Flare’s highest-turnover...
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...Ariel Craft ENG-101-015 Rusty Standridge December 4, 2013 Deathly Hallows Movies vs. Book The Harry Potter book series by J.K. Rowling became so popular, that they were in turn made into a film series. The films are nowhere like the books by some important, or less, information in the books that the directors thought was not needed till later. The series goes in the order of Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone (Rowling, Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone), Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets (Rowling, Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets), Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban (Rowling, Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban), Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (Rowling, Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire), Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (Rowling, Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix), Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince (Rowling, Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince), and Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows (Rowling, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows). The film series uses the same titles as the book series expect that the seventh book was made into two movies. The two films are Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1 (Kloves, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part 1) and Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 (Kloves, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part 2). The differences between the books and films are what make some not want to deal with the other. The seventh book and last two movies hold true to this...
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...did a great job putting it all together and the girls loved spending their weekend with their dads. 2. Progress on Chapter Evaluation: * We are working towards our goal of becoming a Phi Chapter! 3. Plans for next month: * This month we have homecoming and will be doing a lot with our partners! I am working on an evening during homecoming week to invite all of our partners over for a dinner. * We are also in the works of planning Todd Trio, which Pi Phi is hosting this year with Alpha Chi and Gamma Phi. This will probably not be held until November. 4. Committees/officers: * The social events chairs are doing great! Liz and Jordan made incredible shirts for Dad’s Weekend, the date party, and Ali Kemp. They are now working on Todd Trio and our next date party, which will be in November. * Shanna and Julia did a great job with Dads Weekend! Another successful weekend for our dads and the cats won! 5. Contact with AAC, Relationship: * Annie is such a great resource and is always there for me when I need anything! Especially with the date party not going the way I wanted it to, she helped...
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...clarity, audience interaction, evaluation are one of these necessary steps that everyone should follow. Materials foe the audience during the lesson are also important as the help retain the information and also help the audience to say on track of the lesson. But after experiencing the process I came to understand the importance of these procedures and have seen them play their part in real time. I would like to thank our instructor for giving this great opportunity to try what we have learned in theory and applying it in real time and help us assessing our performance, and also for pointing out the flaws in our presentation and areas that needs to be developed. This experience has let me know of my strength and weaknesses and has enabled me to rectify them and continually work on them to be a better professional. TRIO TRAINING The trio training...
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