Psych19 exam 2

Question
	
1.What would provide evidence that habituation has occurred?(Points : 2)
 The infant opens her mouth to mimic the mother's open mouth.
 The infant visually follows the caregiver who is walking across the room.
 The infant's response decreases each time she sees the same red teddy bear.
 The infants pays attention to a new toy handed to her.

Question 2.2.Plasticity means ____.(Points : 2)
 the neurons in the infant's brain are connected in a random manner, and all the patterns depend on experience
 the basic organization of areas of the brain depend on early experience
 there is no relationship between experience and neural development
 sensory experiences can strengthen certain neural pathways; less used pathways may disappear

Question 3.3.The relatively stable characteristics of a child's response to the environment including activity level, sociability, and emotionality are called ____.(Points : 2)
 temperament
 reflexes
 attachment
 personality

Question 4.4.Motor reflexes undergo some transformations during infancy. What is the typical pattern of change? Think about reaching and grasping as an example.(Points : 2)
 Motor control begins in the hands and fingers and moves toward the trunk.
 Motor control shifts from the feet to the hands and shoulders.
 Involuntary behavior disappears and voluntary behavior emerges with practice.
 Voluntary behavior becomes involuntary behavior.

Question 5.5.Infants who exhibit a pattern of intense negative reactions to unfamiliar objects, negative mood, and are slow to adapt are displaying which type of temperament?(Points : 2)
 difficult
 shy
 uninhibited
 slow to warm up

Question 6.6.Which of the following behaviors is NOT used as evidence that an attachment has been formed?(Points : 2)
 greater relaxation and expressions of comfort with the caregiver
 greater distress with the caregiver than with strangers
 expressions of distress when the caregiver is absent
 efforts by the infant to maintain contact with the caregiver

Question 7.7.Babies who avoid contact with their mothers after separation or who ignore her efforts to interact have a(n) ____ attachment.(Points : 2)
 secure
 insecure
 anxious-resistant
 anxious-avoidant

Question 8.8.Which attachment pattern is linked with the most serious mental health problems in later childhood?(Points : 2)
 anxious-avoidant
 anxious-resistant
 secure
 disorganized

Question 9.9.Which of the following has been consistently observed to be a consequence of secure attachments formed in infancy?(Points : 2)
 success in job placement after college
 positive, close peer relationships in childhood and adolescence
 meaningful relationships with one's grandchildren in later adulthood
 an ability to face one's death without great fear

Question 10.10.Which statement best reflects the apparent connection between infant temperament and attachment?(Points : 2)
 The infant's temperament influences parental interactions with the infant to form attachment.
 An infant's temperament is a strong predictor of the type of attachment that will be formed.
 The infant's temperament influences the caregiver's self-esteem.
 Only sociable babies form secure attachments.

Question 11.11.In the study of an intervention with mothers and infants who were classified as having an anxious attachment, which one of the following was an outcome of the intervention?(Points : 2)
 The mothers increased their self-acceptance.
 The mothers showed greater empathy for their children.
 The children improved in their ability to regulate their behavior in coordination with their mother's.
 All of these.

Question 12.12.According to the "Theory" theory, infants start out with some basic sensory, motor, and cognitive structures. What might modify these structures?(Points : 2)
 experiences that provide new information
 experiences that support and confirm the structures
 gazing and concentrating
 parental warmth

Question 13.13.What are the first and last phases in the development of causal schemes during the sensorimotor period?(Points : 2)
 reflexes; experimentation with new means
 reflexes; insight
 first habits; insight
 first habits; experimentation with means

Question 14.14.Objects do not cease to exist when they are out of reach or view. This concept is referred to as ____.(Points : 2)
 scheme
 primitive causality
 means-end relationship
 object permanence

Question 15.15.Which of the following family factors is tied to increases in an infant's negative emotionality?(Points : 2)
 being a first bo
rn child
 high levels of marital dissatisfaction for mother or father
 low educational level of mother
 lack of grandparent involvement in childcare

Question 16.16.On her first birthday, Emily looks at her mother as they observe the clown coming to her party. At first Emily is crying. Then her mother smiles and acts very happy, so Emily smiles, too. This is an example of ____.(Points : 2)
 empathy
 attachment
 visual acuity
 social referencing

Question 17.17.Within the process of communication, which of the following patterns builds a sense of mutuality between the infant and the caregiver?(Points : 2)
 attend, protest, anger
 trust, mistrust, withdrawal
 coordination, mismatch, repair
 coordination, mismatch, protest

Question 18.18.Mental images, symbolic drawing, and imitation in the absence of a model are examples of which of the following?(Points : 2)
 concrete thinking
 operational schemes
 representational thinking
 hypothetico-deductive reasoning

Question 19.19.Match the concept with the correct definition.
(Points : 6)
Potential Matches:
1 : scaffolding
2 : holophrases
3 : overregularize
4 : receptive language
5 : telegraphic speech
6 : expansion
 Answer
 :two-word sentences
 :raising the level of a child's vocabulary
 :elaborating a child's expressions
 :ability to understand words
 :single-word utterances
 :apply a grammatical rule inappropriately

Question 20.20.Among the choices below, which is the most important factor that caregivers contribute for the cognitive growth of their toddler?(Points : 2)
 nutritious meals
 opportunities for verbal interaction
 providing for safety
 enrollment in childcare

Question 21.21.In which type of play do children coordinate their pretense by establishing a fantasy structure, taking roles, agreeing on the make-believe meaning of props, and solving pretend problems?(Points : 2)
 solitary play
 social play
 social pretend play
 sensorimotor play

Question 22.22.Which of the following describes the direction of fantasy play from the beginning of toddlerhood to the end?(Points : 2)
 The play becomes less planned and more associational (one action sparks the rest)
 The play relies increasingly on real objects.
 The play is based largely on the imitation of real world characters.
 The play increasingly involves the creation of complex sequences of actions and roles.

Question 23.23.According to Vygotsky's concept of Zone of Proximal Development, children in pretend play ____.(Points : 2)
 reveal the areas of competence they are striving to master
 show the limits of their patience
 play best with the children closest to them physically
 often regress in preschool play

Question 24.24.For a toddler, what is one of the consequences of having strong feelings of shame and doubt?(Points : 2)
 realistic expectations about performance
 extreme sensitivity to the feelings of others
 seeking out new information
 avoiding new activities

Question 25.25.Which of the following is the psychosocial crisis of toddlerhood?(Points : 2)
 imitation versus inferiority
 initiative versus guilt
 autonomy versus shame and doubt
 peer group membership versus despair

Question 26.26.George is 2 ½ years old. He is with his mother in the grocery store and asks her to buy sugar coated sugar bumps (his favorite cereal). When his mother says no George begins to get upset. He stands in the middle of the aisle with his arms crossed. When his mother asks him to come with her he says “Not until you buy me my sugar bumps!” George’s mother is considering several options to get him to do what she wants. Match the different things she is considering to the different categories of discipline practices discussed in your text.
(Points : 3)
Potential Matches:
1 :power assertion
2 :inductions
3 :love withdrawal
 Answer
 :Tell George how disappointed and angry he is making her. If that doesn’t work turn and walk away from him. When he follows she doesn’t talk to him for a while so he can understand how upset he made her.
 :Explain to George that she understands why he’s angry but acting like this when you don’t get what you want isn’t fair to others. Point out to him that if he continues to stand there, the shopping won’t get done in time and dinner will be late for the whole family.
 :Threaten to take away George’s video games if he continues to stand there and not move. If that does not work pick him up and put him in the shopping cart.

Question 27.27.Match the following terms and their definitions.
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Potential Matches:
1 : gender
2 : sexual orientation
3 : sex
4 : gender-role standards
 Answer
 :cultural expectations about appropriate behavior for girls and boys, men and women
 :biologically based distinctions based on chromosomal information
 :one's preference regarding the sex of an intimate partner
 :the integrated cognitive, social, and emotional schemes associated with being male or female

Question 28.28.Which of the following is the earliest component of gender role identification to be achieved?(Points : 2)
 sex-role preference
 correct use of gender labels
 sex-role standards
 understanding that gender is constant

Question 29.29.For the early-school-age child, moral development involves a process of learning the family's moral code and then using it to guide behavior. This is called ____.(Points : 2)
 gender-role preference
 avoidance conditioning
 internalization
 induction

Question 30.30.Joelle, a 6-year old, really wants to eat a cookie out of the cookie jar. However she remembers how mad her mother got at her when she ate a cookie right before dinner last week and she starts to feel anxiety. In the end, Joelle decides not to eat the cookie and this reduces her anxiety. This is an example of ____.(Points : 2)
 operant conditioning
 reward conditioning
 avoidance conditioning
 anxiety conditioning

Question 31.31.Every day Johnny watches Tally get in trouble when she rides her bike further than their mother allows them to go. Johnny really wants to go around the corner when riding his bike but he knows his mother will be angry and that he will get in trouble, so he stops at the corner and turns back towards their house on his bike. This is an example of ____.(Points : 2)
 observation of models
 cognitive schemes
 help giving behaviors
 punishment

Question 32.32.According to cognitive developmental theory, advances in moral reasoning occur when a child has to reconcile new views about basic moral concepts with existing views about what is right or wrong. This process is called ____.(Points : 2)
 social convention
 empathy
 conventional morality
 equilibration

Question 33.33.Perspective taking differs from empathy in which way?(Points : 2)
 They are both social skills.
 Perspective taking does not occur at the early-school-age period.
 Perspective taking involves recognizing differences in point of view rather than similarities.
 Perspective taking increases a child's egocentrism.

Question 34.34.People who have high self-esteem tend to ____.(Points : 2)
 have strong positive evaluations of all of their abilities
 find that failure increases their feelings of doubt about their basic worth
 use a variety of strategies to minimize the importance of negative feedback
 derive this sense of self-worth primarily through pretend activities

Question 35.35.Group games during early school age often permit children to shift roles. This contributes to which of the following?(Points : 2)
 perspective-taking abilities
 fantasy
 emotional regulation
 self-esteem

Question 36.36.Which of the following is true about the groups girls and boys prefer during early school age?(Points : 2)
 Girls prefer two-person groups, while boys prefer larger groups.
 Boys prefer two-person groups, while girls prefer larger groups.
 Girls prefer mixed-sex groups while boys prefer same-sex groups.
 Boys prefer mixed-sex groups while girls prefer same-sex groups.

Question 37.37.Children who suffer extreme feelings of guilt are likely to believe that ____.(Points : 2)
 their thoughts cause the misfortunes of others
 they can be forgiven for their mistakes
 the good things that happen to them are a result of their efforts
 they are a lot like other friends

Question 38.38.How is attachment formation in infancy related to friendship formation?(Points : 2)
 Children who are securely attached do not need friends.
 Children who are anxiously attached make friends readily.
 Children who are securely attached are more popular and more comfortable in social interactions.
 Children who are securely attached look for one best friend with whom to share their feelings.

Question 39.39.Some children who are rejected tend to be disruptive and aggressive; others tend to be socially withdrawn. Which of the following statements is more characteristic of the aggressive/disruptive children than the socially withdrawn group?(Points : 2)
 They tend to experience difficulty dealing with stress.
 They tend to display inappropriate affect and unusual behavioral mannerisms.
 They are more likely to benefit from organized sports programs.
 They are more likely to attribute hostile intentions to others.

Question 40.40.Accor
ding to Piaget's Theory, an action or transformation that is carried out in thought rather than in action is called ____.(Points : 2)
 a formal transformation
 fantasy thinking
 a mental operation
 a cerebral manipulation

Question 41.41.Why does Piaget use the term "concrete" to describe the quality of thinking that is characteristic of middle childhood?(Points : 2)
 Children can only reason about inanimate objects at this stage.
 His father was a stoneworker and this term was invented out of respect for his father.
 The term highlights the focus on real objects rather than hypothetical situations and relationships.
 The term reflects Piaget's concerns about the intellectual rigidity and vulnerability of middle childhood.

Question 42.42.Milly is thinking about why she is feeling sad and disappointed. This kind of thinking is called ____.(Points : 2)
 depression
 psychological mindedness
 inferiority
 shame

Question 43.43.According to Robert Sternberg, there are three kinds of intelligence. However, tests of intelligence typically only assess one of these. Which one is that?(Points : 2)
 creative intelligence
 analytic intelligence
 practical intelligence
 interpersonal intelligence

Question 44.44.During middle childhood, self-evaluation is strongly influenced by ____.(Points : 2)
 combinational skills
 comparisons with the performance of peers
 trust in one's parents as economic providers
 the ability to maintain emotional control

Question 45.45.A person's sense of confidence that he or she can perform behaviors in a specific situation is called ____.(Points : 2)
 self-efficacy
 effortful control
 conservation
 zone of proximal development

Question 46.46.Tally, an 8-year-old, watches Claire climb the rock wall. Tally had been scared to try it until she saw Claire do it. This is an example of how Tally's self efficacy can be raised through ____.(Points : 2)
 enactive attainments
 vicarious experiences
 verbal persuasion
 physical state

Question 47.47.At the end of seventh grade Maria was doing great in her science class and really enjoyed it. She signed up for Mr. Turner’s advanced science next year. She was a bit nervous but thought to herself, “Sure it will be more challenging but I’ve done so well in science this year I bet I can handle it!”.

From the perspective of self efficacy the above description reflects the influence of ______ and should contribute ________ to Maria’s belief in her ability to ability to do well in the harder science class.
(Points : 3)
 enactive attainments / positively

 vicarious experiences / positively

 verbal persuasion / negatively
 verbal persuasion / positively

Question 48.48.During the first week of advanced science class Mr. Turner gave a pop quiz. Even though she read the chapter, Maria’s heart was racing and she got confused. She ‘blanked’ out on several questions. She did not score well. On seeing her score she thought to herself “I could have done better, but I was too nervous.”

From the perspective of self efficacy the above description reflects the influence of ______ and should contribute ________ to Maria’s belief in her ability to ability to do well in the harder science class. (Points : 2)
 enactive attainments / positively
 physical state/ negatively

 verbal persuasion / positively

 vicarious experiences / negatively

Question 49.49.How is a sense of self-efficacy related to persistence?(Points : 2)
 Children who have a positive sense of self-efficacy give up after they fail.
 Children who have a low sense of self-efficacy try harder after they fail.
 Children who fail often are more likely to believe the encouragement offered by others.
 Children who have a low sense of self-efficacy are likely to give up after a failure experience.

Question 50.50.Some children who perform well on standardized tests perceive themselves to be below average in academic ability. According to your text what might be one reason for this?(Points : 2)
 These children have parents who have a low opinion of their abilities.
 These children have been praised too much by parents so they have no realistic standard by which to judge their abilities.
 These children are good test takers, but they don't perform well in school.
 These children feel guilty about being so smart.

Question 51.51.Team sports emphasize which of the following concepts?(Points : 2)
 the win-win approach to conflict resolution
 conservation of volume
 interdependence of team members
 empathy with the victim

Question 52.52.A student who believes in her ability to approach a new situation and "get the job done" demonstrates ____.(Points : 2)
 inertia
 competence
 responsibility
 egocentrism

Question 53.53.Which of the following is an example of
 a secondary sex characteristic?(Points : 2)
 onset of menarche
 growth of the penis
 maturation of breasts
 production of mature sperm

Question 54.54.Which of the following is a criticism of formal operational reasoning as a stage of cognitive development?(Points : 2)
 It does not describe the sensory based reasoning of which adolescents are capable.
 It does not deal with the ability of adolescents to raise hypotheses about an unknown future.
 It is not broad enough to encompass the many dimensions along which cognitive functioning changes in adolescence.
 It includes too many dimensions such as the biological basis and social context of reasoning.

Question 55.55.According to the text, egocentrism may best be described as ____.(Points : 2)
 an attitude children have that they are better than other people
 a limited perspective a child displays at the beginning of each new phase of cognitive development
 a feeling of self-admiration
 a sense that one's own peer group is better than other peer groups

Question 56.56.Adolescents may believe that their thoughts and feelings are unique; that no one else is thinking what they are thinking. Elkind referred to this as ____.(Points : 2)
 a personal fable
 a contextual dilemma
 cognitive dissonance
 an imaginary audience

Question 57.57.Larson and Lampman-Petraitis gave electronic paging devices to monitor adolescents' emotions. They found that adolescents experienced ____.(Points : 2)
 frequent, sudden shifts from intense anger to intense joy
 more positive emotions than younger children
 more mildly negative emotions than younger children
 an increase in variability of emotions with age

Question 58.58.Which of the following is an example of an internalizing problem?(Points : 2)
 feelings of worthlessness
 feelings of hopefulness
 feelings of aggression directed toward property
 feelings of romantic attraction

Question 59.59.According to your text, how is the problem of anorexia linked to the topic of emotional development?(Points : 2)
 Girls with anorexia have other externalizing problems as well.
 Anorexia is associated with difficulties accepting and expressing emotions.
 Anorexia is associated with difficulties in impulse control.
 Guilt is not experienced among adolescents with anorexia.

Question 60.60.Which of the following statements about peer pressure is most accurate?(Points : 2)
 Peer groups demand total conformity. There is little room for variations in temperament or behavior.
 Most peer groups do not expect any significant level of conformity. They usually have an "anything goes" philosophy.
 Peer pressure is usually exerted in a few select areas that give the group stability and help the individual members achieve a sense of group identity.
 Adolescents are usually in great conflict with most of the expectations of their peer group.

Question 61.61.Match the term and its definition.
(Points : 6)
Potential Matches:
1 : peer pressure
2 : Egocentrism
3 : Alienation
4 : group identity
5 : secular growth trend
6 : formal operations
 Answer
 :lack of connection or sense of belonging with a social group
 :expectations and demands to conform to the norms of one's peer group
 :a tendency for earlier onset of puberty and achievement of adult height from one generation to the next
 :a stage of cognitive development characterized by reasoning, hypothesis generating, and hypothesis testing
 :a belief that others reason about situations in the same way, using the same logic that you use
 :a sense of group belonging in which one's special needs are met and one has a sense of social connection.
	

Labor, GDP, and firms

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Labor, GDP, and firms

The most important resource for all firms is labor. Please address the following questions in a 3 page essay.

1. Labor is an important factor of production for all firms. The most recent unemployment rate is estimated at 7.7% (February 2013). Economists have identified three types of unemployment. Which type would affect Microsoft corporation. Explain.

2. Think about other employment issues such as outsourcing. Do you think Microsoft corporation would benefit from outsourcing? If you chose a firm in which outsourcing is not feasible, you can still discuss the advantages (or disadvantages) of outsourcing.

3. If a U.S. firm hires foreign workers abroad, would these wages count in the U.S. GDP? (i.e. an Indian citizen working in a call center for Microsoft in India) Why or why not?

4. Based on the economic indicators, what are your forecasts for Microsoft corporation in terms of profit, employment, and production?	

Country Vista Company_Statement of cash flows

Question
	
Download and review the income statement for
the Country Vista Company. You will use the income statement to help you
complete Part 1 and Part 2 below.

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Country Vista Company
 

 

 

 
Income Statement
 

 

 

 
For the Year Ended December 31, 2011
 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 

 
Sales
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
$2,48,000 
 

 

 

 
 Cost of Goods Sold
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
$1,16,000
 

 

 

 
 Gross Profit
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
$1,32,000 
 

 

 

 
Operating
 Expenses
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 

 
 Wages and Salaries Expense
 
 

 
$44,000 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 

 
 Rent Expense
 
 

 
$16,000 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 

 
 Depreciation Expense
 
 

 
$30,000 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 

 
 Other Operating Expenses
 
 

 
$18,000
 
 

 
$1,08,000 
 

 

 

 
Income from
 Operations
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
$24,000 
 

 

 

 
Gain on Sale
 of Equipment
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
$26,000 
 

 

 

 
Income before
 Income Taxes
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
$50,000 
 

 

 

 
Income Tax
 Expense
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
$17,500 
 

 

 

 
Net Income
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
$32,500 
 















Part 1: Indirect Method 



Using Excel, prepare the Statement of Cash
Flows Indirect Method. Your SOCF should be based upon the income statement and
the additional information below:

Additional Information:

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Increase in Accounts Receivables=$4,000

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Increase in Accounts Payables=$16,000

·
Increase in Income Taxes Payable=$300

·
Decrease in Prepaid Expenses=$10,000

·
Decrease in Merchandise Inventory=$14,000

·
Decrease in Long Term Notes Payable=$20,000

·
Cash Paid to Purchase Land=$50,000

·
Cash Paid to Purchase Equipment=$15,000

·
Cash Paid to Retire Bonds=$25,000

·
Cash Paid to for Dividends=$10,000

·
Cash Received from the Sale of common stock=$50,000

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Cash at the start of the year=$24,000



Part 2: Direct Method



Using Excel and the below information please
prepare the complete statement of cash flows using the direct method.

Additional Information:

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Cash Received from Customers=$80,000

·
Cash Payments for Merchandise=$10,000

·
Cash Payments for Operating Expenses=$5,000

·
Cash payments for Interest=$6,000

·
Cash Payments for Income Taxes=$3,000

	

PHI 208 WEEK 5 duscussions

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Q1
Chapter 5 is focused on the meaning of human life. Present your view on the ultimate meaning of life. Be sure to back up your view with logical reasoning and as much evidence as you can. What gives human life meaning? How do you know? How should one act in the world once one realizes this meaning? Connect your ideas on the essential meaning of life to the views of at least one philosopher. This philosopher can be someone whom we studied or can come from an outside source. You might connect your ideas in a harmonious or contradictory way. Utilize the academic resources aligned with this course to find a philosopher that coincides with or contradicts your own ideas.

Q2
Philosophy and Society
After watching Relationship of Philosophy to
Other Fields, reflect on the relationship of philosophy to your life in
terms of your future education and career goals. What value does
philosophy have? How can people benefit from thinking more
philosophically? How does philosophy affect ethical issues? What
significance does thinking and reasoning critically play in society, and
 in human flourishing?



	

What is intellectual property?

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	1. What is intellectual property? What are copyrights, trademarks, and patents and why are they protected by the law?
2. Sandy mails a letter back to Andrea that she has signed; the letter makes reference to a car Andrea has for sale and Andrea’s desired price. When Andrea later delivers the car to Sandy, Sandy returns the car, claiming she does not want the car and that they did not have a contract, so she is not bound to keep the car. Andrea, however, claims they do have a contract and wants to enforce said contract for the price of the car. What standard would the court use to determine whether there is a contract between the parties for the sale of the car? 
	

You are the assistant to the CEO of a major company

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	Assignment:
You are the assistant to the CEO of a major company. Your CEO keeps an eye on the competition, and asks you to do the following. Using ratio analysis, compare two major competitors in the same industry.
Instructions:
•	The two companies that I chose Apple and Microsoft
•	Select the 10 most important financial ratios for your two companies and calculate each for the last 2 fiscal years using Excel. Please see attached assignment format Excel you should use this format to provide the answers.
1.	Create a single Excel file for your entire assignment.
2.	You may obtain financial information and the companies' latest annual reports on the web directly from MSN Money or Yahoo Finance. For additional information, look for the SEC Form10-K link from one of the MSN Money or Yahoo Finance financial sites.
3.	You should calculate, and comment upon, all 10 financial ratios for the last 2 fiscal years.
4.	All calculations should be shown, and all answers should be thoroughly explained.
5.	It is useful to compare financial ratios for a company with financial ratios of its industry. Industry financial ratios can be found on Morningstar.com, Yahoo Finance and MSN Money
6.	Whenever you use balance sheet items to calculate ratios, for each year be sure to average the beginning-of-year and end-of-year amounts to get the average for that year.
7.	What can you tell from your analysis? What are the strengths and weaknesses of each company? Which is the stronger competitor? Give your reasons. 
	

Develop a 5- to 7-slide Microsoft® PowerPoint® presentation

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In this assignment option, you will express your thoughts and opinions regarding the content of your selected video by preparing a short PowerPoint presentation.
Choose one of the three Films on Demand videos located in this week’s Electronic Reserve Readings: Policy Issues.
“Drug Control in Central Asia”
· “Crackdown on Corruption”
· “Child Exposure to Domestic Violence”
Develop a 5- to 7-slide Microsoft® PowerPoint® presentation.
Address the following in your presentation:
Was the content of your video a personal crime, property crime, or policy issue?
What causal factors were addressed in the video?
What policy implications or recommendations were provided in the video to address the crime?
Were budgetary or financial issues discussed in the video? If so, elaborate.
What future implications were discussed in the video?
What other content-specific information is relevant to your selected video?
What basic elements of the crime served as the basis for your selected video?
What criminological theory or theories best explains the occurrence of this crime or issue?
Perform external research as necessary to support the content of your videosubject matter.
List major points in the slides. Include detailed explanations in the speaker notes section that correlate to each point.
Read the instructions in the University of Phoenix Material: Policy Issues located on the student website and select one option to complete the assignment.
Format your work consistent with APA guidelines.
	

Explore the marketing communications function

Explore the marketing communications function

Subject: Business / Marketing
Question
Explore the marketing communications function and structure within the organization or business where you are employed. If not employed, choose an employer you may aspire to work for. Learn how marketing content is creatively developed and produced for your organization. Oral presentation will be given during week 5, no more than 5 minutes in length.
This can be a for-profit company or a non-for-profit organization. Examine the business/organization at the local regional and national levels.

Utilize its website and Internet for foundational research.

Use any internal resources at your disposal to learn as much as possible about the marketing function of the business or organization.

Set up an interview by phone, in person or by email. Prepare at least 8-10 questions.

Try to reach the marketing leader about their role of integrated marketing in the organization or business.

Prepare your finding in a creative presentation by using visual elements to illustrate your points and findings. A minimum of 5-8 slides. Presentation should not be longer than 5-8 minutes.

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ABC Company sells 2,243 chairs a year at an average price per chair

ABC Company sells 2,243 chairs a year at an average price per chair

Subject: Business / Finance
Question
4 ABC Company sells 2,243 chairs a year at an average price per chair of $191. The carrying cost per unit is $24.34. The company orders 441 chairs at a time and has a fixed order cost of $90.2 per order. The chairs are sold out before they are restocked. What are the total carrying costs?

5 In New York, you can exchange $1 for €0.8957 or £0.703. Suppose that, in Berlin, £1 costs €1.1576. How much profit can you earn on $33,296 using triangle arbitrage?

6 Suppose the exchange rate between U.S. dollars and Swiss francs is SF 1.2437 = $1.00, and the exchange rate between the U.S. dollar and the euro is $1.00 = 1.1136 euros. What is the cross-rate of Swiss francs to euros (SF/Euro)?

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ABC Company sells 2,976 chairs a year at an average price per chair of $161. The carrying cost per unit is $15.22. The company orders 500 chairs at a time and has a fixed order cost of $101 per order. The chairs are sold out before they are restocked. What is the economic order quantity?
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ABC Company sells 2,014 chairs a year at an average price per chair of $126. The carrying cost per unit is $39.72. The company orders 365 chairs at a time and has a fixed order cost of $82.8 per order. The chairs are sold out before they are restocked. What are the total shortage costs?