Currency fluctuation in the United States is a major issue characterised by many elements which if not properly addressed may cause serious harm to the weak economies. The focus of the current research is to give a critical approach to some of the factors that businesses and countries can consider...
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Communication is identified as one of the unique features that distinguish people. Through communication, people find ways of sharing their intentions and emotions. As Werner (2012) explains, communication plays an even more important role in relaying meaning despite the mutual incomprehensibility of the parties in conversation. DeWall et al. (2011)...
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Communication and disaster management in the health sector Communication and disaster management in the health sector should be well established such that information flows smoothly for proper actions or response to be taken especially during an emergency. This assignment aims to illustrate the importance of having appropriate communication system and disaster...
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According to Vassil, Eamets, and Motsmees (2014) model states that daily operations of an organization lead to differences in productivity, opportunities for promotion and payments. The model explains how labor markets work to disadvantaged people. In the internal labor markets, employers hire workers from outside or use internal workforces based...
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According to Duboff (2011) marketing research is the process of collecting information about the business’ competitors, market, and customers. I conducted an interview with three Subject Matter Experts (SME) doing research work as their primary occupation to understand the role of market research. There were three open-ended questions that I...
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4.1 Introduction Technological advances in mobile communication devices and breakthrough in dating apps, virtual communities have emerged, characterized by increased socialization in a virtual society. Dating in contemporary societies is only a swipe away. Studies indicate that at least 1 in 10 Americans use online dating services (Alhabash, Hales, Baek...
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Dyadic communication refers to a verbal communication restricted to two people about ideas and beliefs regarding anything. Even a telephonic communication between two people comes under this category. There are two types of dyadic communications: Formal Dyadic Communication This refers to a form of communication taking place on a formal platform, such...
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The development of the new technologies of communication coupled with the rapid increase in the access of internet globally has led the popular growth, spread, and use of social media. Today, more than 900 million people worldwide use social networks sites such as Facebook, WhatsApp, and Twitter among others (Walther,...
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Social media (SM) are interactive websites and applications that enable users to participate in social networking through creation and sharing of content (Weller, 2015). The computer based technology help people build virtual networks and communities. There are many social media platforms: Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Snapchat, Flickr, Google Plus, YouTube, Twitter...
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This paper looks into the psychological impacts of online friendships specifically trying to establish whether they are of value to those involved. In order to do this, it first has to look into what constitutes a friend and friendship, what drives the need to have friends, the psychological and health...
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Magnetic Therapy and Pseudoscience Magnetic therapy, which is a pseudoscientific medication, involves the use of magnets for treatment. Pseudoscience differs from science regarding features such as performance of experiments and examination of the patients. Emotions, on the other hand, can be based on two-factor theory or components which include physiological arousal...
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Both pro-social and antisocial behaviors are voluntary actions, but the former is intended to benefit another person or group of people, while the latter seeks to harm or disadvantage another individual or group (Hyde, Shaw, " Moilanen, 2010). This discussion describes prosocial and antisocial behaviors depicted in two advertisements and...
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