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All of last week we worked on building mousetrap cars. I briefly described them in my last blog post but on this post I will make a more detailed blog about what I struggled with and what went well for me and the whole process I went through while making this car. The first mousetrap car that I made was a total disaster. I tried to do something different from what everyone else was going, to see if I could create something that would be more successful in some aspects also because the pictures
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In this lab, we collected a multitude of samples of water from our area. After collecting them, each sample was put to numerous tests to—ultimately—see the quality of the water surrounding us every day. However, even though each sample and test was conducted as correctly as possible, some errors may have occurred that could have altered or skew our results. Also, environmental areas and external forces may have some influence on the data and results we collected from this lab. Even more so, since
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The main outcomes that were used to determine change were the TUG and OGS. The TUG is commonly used in the adult population to assess ambulatory mobility or balance, however, has not been commonly used in pediatric populations.12 This measure can be used to assess change in gait over time when interventions are directed toward affecting gait.12 Williams et al. determined that the TUG has a high level of reliability (intraclass correlation coefficients of 0.89 within session and 0.83 for test-retest
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The GAD-7, designed by Spitzer et al., is a brief scale that measure anxiety. It is consisted of 7-item self-report questionnaires to identify and rate symptoms. Correspondingly from zero to three, the response options were “not at all”, “several days”, “more than half the days”, and “nearly every day”. To test the reliability of the measure the researchers used test-retest. The test-retest reliability came out to be 0.83, which is reliable, because it was greater than 0.70. The construct validity
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Validity A Management Information System must be valid and accurate so the organization can take an accurate decision. An example of valid and accurate information is gathering the information directly from the person that produces the information, instead of a third-party. If the Wonder Land Resort wants to analyse their revenue for the year, they’ll gather the information from their financial team instead of a third-party. Since the financial team is within the company and is a trusted source
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Measuring Performance Will evaluating performance measurements lead to better performance in government? Performance measurements document if an organization is reaching its goals. Has using performance measurements produced better performance especially in government? Research shows that performance measurements rarely lead to improved government performance or increased accountability in management. (Sanger, 2012, p. 185) Citizens are demanding better results from government when resource
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Performance Management and Employee U1DB1-2 MGMT442-1204A-02 08/23/2012 The definition of performance management is the identification, measurement, and development of a specific individual pertaining to how they perform in the workplace (Smither & London, 2009). If an organization doesn’t apply this practice as part of their policy for their staff they will not receive full potential from their staff. These methods are set into place to drive staff members to perform to
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Equity Theory of Motivation As the cliche goes, no man is an island. Everything man does is influenced by other men and his environment. Be it in school or at work, the reason why people persevere lies on the desire to achieve a certain goal. Hence, motivation is essential to keep the drive of doing things passionately and effectively. However, the enthusiasm to sustain the dream and keep the motivation alive can be tampered by life’s uncertainties. Given the unique characteristics that each student
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Performance Management at Vitality Health Enterprises, Inc. 1.) Who should evaluate employee’s performance? What should leaders do when (individual, team, organization) performance is lacking? Every leader in an organization should evaluate employee’s performances, whoever a leader in an organization has it’s own sub-ordinates; their sub-ordinates’ performances should be evaluated. Once an individual, team or organization performances are lacking, leaders should either motivate or penalize
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