Author: chris

Use the prescriptive approach of making sound ethical decisions on the case studies “Don’t tell anyone or you’re fired!”and write a journal entry that includes the action you would take.

Prepare a journal entry on your decision process to an ethical dilemma.

Read the case studies “Don’t tell anyone or you’re fired!”
Use the prescriptive approach of making sound ethical decisions on the case studies “Don’t tell anyone or you’re fired!”and write a journal entry that includes the action you would take.

As an HR professional, how could O*NET be useful in conducting a job analysis? Explain specifically how you would use the data from this site to assist your organization.

What are the occupations O*NET found that fit your skills, interests, and experience level desired? Provide the details regarding the following.

Name of the occupations (5 points each, 10 total)

Do you agree that you would be good at or like either of them? If yes, why? If no, why not? Explain using your skills, experience, likes, and interests as support for your answer. (15 points)
What states offered above-average opportunities for the position? (List up to three.) (3 points)
What was the average salary listed for the occupation? (2 points)
As an HR professional, how could O*NET be useful in conducting a job analysis? Explain specifically how you would use the data from this site to assist your organization. (15 points)
Name two things you learned about job analysis and/or the job you reviewed that you did not know before reviewing this website. (10 points)
Will you utilize this website in the future when looking for jobs or hiring employees? Why or why not? (10 points)

Write a paper to explain on how a High GI or Low GI breakfast can affect your blood glucose.

How a High GI or Low GI breakfast can affect your blood glucose.

The experiment was conducted over 3 days which in

Day 1 was the control which was what we had for breakfast normally
Day 2 was the Low GI-subject 1 and 3 had Oats for breakfast and Subject 2 had Weetbix
Day 3 was the High GI- Subjects 1, 2 and 3 had Cocopops cereal for breakfast. They tested their blood before breakfast and after break for a period of time.

Explain and discuss on how is One way Anova different form block Anova and Two Factor Anova as far as application and variance partition.

Problem 3
Given the following data related the premium charged for a life insurance of 2 million-dollars.
Age group Male Non Smoker Male Smoker Female Non Smoker Female Smoker

18 to 35 $12 $16 $11 $14

35 to 40 $24 $30 $20 $26

40 to45 $48 $60 $40 $54

45 to 50 $90 $100 $80 $95

50 to 55 $180 $200 $160 $190

55 to 60 $360 $400 $320 $380

60 to 65 $720 $750 $700 $740

65 to 70 $1,400 $1,500 $1,200 $1,450

70 to 75 $3,000 $3,500 $2,800 $3,200

75 to 80 $8,000 $9,000 $7,500 $8,500
Based on the above data, set a number of hypothesis that you may be able to test.
Specify clearly the analysis technique you use to answer the hypothesis.
Conduct the test for each of your hypothesis.
How is One way Anova different form block Anova and Two Factor Anova as far as application and variance partition.

What are the differences between the two articles (what are the authors writing about and why are they doing the research)? How are the authors conducting their research? Are the authors interviewing Explain your answer.

1. What are the differences between the two articles (what are the authors writing about and why are they doing the research)? How are the authors conducting their research? Are the authors interviewing Explain your answer.
2. Briefly describe the article/s and provide your opinion. Your opinion should be supported by the information within the article. What was the author/s trying to accomplish? Please note: it is possible that you will be asked in Week 2 (in the class) to describe one of the articles in class.

Write an essay on a book review on Fact as Fiction The Horse Soldiers and Popular Memory by Neil Longley York.

This paper is a book review on Fact as Fiction The Horse Soldiers and Popular Memory by Neil Longley York
The questions that need to be answered in essay format are as followed:
1. All bibliographical information of the book
2. 2-3 paragraph synopsis of the book
3. Are there citations/bibliography included in the book?
4. Are there any illustrations/pictures included in the book? If so, do they add or detract from the text?
5. From the event to the novel, identify a minimum of five (5) changes that were made. Do you think these changes were good for the story? Why, why not?
6. From the novel to the movie, identify a minimum of five (5) changes that were made. Do you think these changes were good for the story? Why, why not?
7. In your final few paragraphs give me your opinions/thoughts of what you think the obligations of film makers are when they present films purporting to deal with historical facts/events? Additionally, since many Americans get their “history” education by watching movies, what are the film maker’s responsibilities in accurately presenting that “history”, if any?