ShantanuT01/DACTYL-Pretraining huggingface dataset:
Multiple Intelligences test is usually used to determine the level of development about the person’s different types of intelligences. It is important to note that such eight bits of intelligence as Kinaesthetic, Linguistic, Logical, Interpersonal, Intrapersonal, Musical, Visual, and Naturalistic intelligence is typical for each person, but they can characterize the man’s behaviors, attitudes, and activities in different ways, according to the level of this or that intelligence’s development. From this point, taking Multiple Intelligences test, a person can learn more about his or her strengths and those aspects of the personality which cannot be developed completely because of the specifics of the person’s intelligence. According to the Multiple Intelligences test findings, the high level of Linguistic and Intrapersonal intelligences’ development is characteristic for me. These findings can be discussed as accurate, with references to the analysis of my personal experience and life background. Those persons who have developed Linguistic intelligence are characterized by the increased interests in reading, writing, and speaking to provide people with definite information. I can agree that I am interested in reading, and I value the written word more than any other sources of information. Moreover, it is rather easy for me to concentrate on the text and remember it to reproduce or analyze later. Furthermore, I often choose to present my thoughts and ideas on processes and situations in the written form. That is why this result can be considered as supported with references to my real-life experience. However, to assess the accurateness of the result on Intrapersonal intelligence is rather difficult because I cannot state that I have habits or inclinations to analyze my strengths and weaknesses regularly or to pay special attention to my feelings and emotions. Moreover, I cannot keep a diary during a long period, but I tried to fix my recollections. However, the development of Intrapersonal intelligence cannot be observed immediately because this fact can be seen only about different aspects of a person’s behavior. In spite of the fact that I did not focus on these abilities earlier, today I can use this knowledge and contribute to developing my strengths because the ability to evaluate the attributes of personality is an important quality. High results which are related to the development of Interpersonal intelligence are also characteristic for my personality. I am inclined to agree more with this statement than with the above-mentioned results on Intrapersonal intelligence because I like to spend much time contacting different people. I can share my interests and information with them and receive feedback. Nevertheless, I agree that various intelligence interacts to form a unique personality. High results about Linguistic, Interpersonal, and Intrapersonal intelligence help me understand myself and people better and, as a result, to communicate with different persons effectively, using oral and written messages. These abilities can contribute to the successful development of my
Introduction The effects of government policies on the functioning and a long-term plan of an enterprise are undisputable. The concept of free market economy is not devoid of a government mechanism that controls the operations from distance and in invisible ways. Government fiscal and monetary policies affect the operations of private organizations. On the one hand, government’s actions have a strong effect on a pricing policy, an expansion decision, and other operational decisions undertaken by a private enterprise (Agenor, Izquierdo & Jensen, 2009). Policies related to antitrust laws, fiscal, and monetary policies affect private enterprises directly. On the other hand, policies related to environment, trade relations, and international policies affect private companies indirectly. The sportswear market is a dominant form, which has to expand and embrace globalization in order to remain competitive in a highly monopolistic market. This paper discusses the fictitious sports apparel company XYZ and the effect that government policies have on its expansion plans and long term investment decisions. However, the paper will begin with a discussion of the development of an inelastic pricing policy. An Inelastic Pricing Policy: Rationale Inelastic pricing policy of a product is carried out in order to have inelastic demand for the product. The aim of the inelastic pricing is to have a profit maximizing sports apparel brand. Gaining profit-maximizing is traditionally defined as setting the range of prices, at which the marginal revenue of the product is zero. Profit maximizing will ensure inelastic prices for a corporation (McEacherm, 2011). For instance, the marginal cost of the brand and association of the brand with the sports celebrities will double the effect of the appeal of the product to the customers. This will ensure an inelastic demand for sports, because apparel is not bought simply for the sake of the product itself but for the association of the product with the game or the sports personality. Hence, the price that the consumers are willing to pay is not for the product but the association of marginal talent that is related to the product. Hence, the sports apparel brand has to associate itself with the top talents in the industry to ensure that their pricing can be inelastic, for the price is equated not with marginal cost for profit maximization, but with marginal talent of the sportsperson. Effect of Government Policies on Production and Employment The process of recovering from failure of capital projects is through regrouping. Apart of assembling, all the key people involved in the planning process have to be regrouped to assess the failures and loopholes in the planning process and do a proper diagnostic check. Usually what companies do is trying to reduce cost and losses by getting back on schedule at the earliest. However, this is a knee-j
Introduction Cuba has developed much music which is in very different styles of singing and composition. The people making this music try to apply the cultures which came from the continent of Africa and Europe. The music Cuba has natural styles based on the European specifically the Spanish and also the African music. The instruments which were well known and were much used were the drums. The slaves from Africa made these instruments using the knowledge they acquired from their home land. The Africans are much skilled in the making of the instruments which are being used widely in the music of Cuba (Sublette 83). Contributions of Cuban music This music from Cuba has a role in the making and the composition of the different music in the world, for example, the salsa, the jazz, other music in Argentina, Ghana, and West Africa, Including, establishment of music in Colombia and Spain. There are many form of the Cuban music. This includes the famous Creole music. The other types of music are being supported much more than the Creole music hence making them not to be well known (Sublette 57). Other forms of Cuba music Others include: Canción, Waltz, Música campesina, Zapateo, Punto guajiro, Guajira, Criolla, Contradanza, Danza, Habanera, Danzón, Danzonete, Yoruba and Congolese rituals, Clave, Rumba, Comparsa, Changuí, and Cuban jazz and African heritage. They were many and their identity cannot be well established including their population. They came from Congo, Benin, Nigeria and other African countries (Sublette 127). The slaves who came to Cuba These slaves included the Congolese, the Yoruba, the Dahomey and the Kalabars. There is a good preservation of music in Cuba, the original instruments, dances and languages are well kept. Hip-hop is widely spread in Cuba and even its events are supported by the Cuban government. Without this support, it would have been a great burden to the musicians in their efforts to record and produce their music. The hip-hop artists only need to be very positive on any matter concerning the government of Cuba (Sublette 115). The support of the government of Cuba This music is becoming very popular in Cuba; this has even made it possible for the government of Cuba to support the Cuban music. We have to have access to the culture and music and to know much about it in order to have a say in it, if it is good or does not sound well. The music market and the politics can offer a great hindrance to this. This music has been eliminated from the United States of Americ
Main Characters and People Living in the 1960s The movie in question is Mississippi Burning (1988). The main characters of the film are the FBI agent Rupert Anderson (Gene Hackman) and the FBI agent Alan Ward (Willem Dafoe). The main characters are part of the system as they are FBI agents and their role is to keep the order ( Mississippi Burning ). Some may think that the Anglo-Saxon world was the world FBI was to defend. It is necessary to note that the society in the south was quite polarized when it came to racial issues (Henretta, Edwards and Self 381). The two main characters chose the side of the law. They were against racial inequality. It is not explicitly seen to what extent they supported the Civil Rights Movement, but it is clear that they were against the violence that was often used against African Americans. However, they did not support any side as representatives of both camps used illegal and sometimes very violent measures. There were thousands of people who shared such beliefs. Many Americans saw the wrongs in society but, in the majority of cases, they did not do anything to stop it. However, some individuals were ready to fight for real equality. The Place and Its Importance The action takes place in the state of Mississippi. The place was not chosen randomly by the filmmakers. The film is based on a true story. The events took place in Mississippi where three Civil Rights activists were murdered by Ku Klux Klan in the 1960s. The film focuses on that event or rather on the investigation of the murders. It is noteworthy that it is stressed that there was a lot of race-related violence in Mississippi in the 1960s (Henretta, Edwards and Self 828). Of course, it is important to remember that racis
Introduction Partnership both in wild nature and on the market could bring short-term and long-term benefits for each side. Frequently, such partnership could be the only possibility for an endangered species or a company with financial problems to survive. It is interesting to compare a wild-nature partnership of wolves and monkeys to the situation with the extinct company (Borders Group) and to look for a possible solution for company’s difficult situation. Part I. Gelada Monkeys and Ethiopian Wolves According to Venkataraman, Kerby, Nguyen, Ashenafi, and Fashing (2015), gelada monkeys and Ethiopian wolves demonstrate commensalism as a type of relationship when one species gets profit from the cooperation, and another one does not get harm. Each species in this partnership has short-term and long-term benefits from the collaboration. For wolves, short-term benefits are obvious: they increase their success in hunting rodents. Successful hunting leads the wolves’ population increase, which could be considered as a long-term benefit. Ethiopian wolves are an endangered species. Therefore, the partnership might help wolves to survive. For monkeys, the situation is not entirely clear. It could be supposed that a short-term benefit for them is the following: while hunting rodents, wolves do not kill monkeys’ youth. Therefore, this partnership increases the safety of a herd. Regarding long-term benefits, wolves reduce the number of rodents who are monkeys’ competitors for food and, therefore, increase the amo
Findings Section While developing a rhetorical genre-based approach to analyzing coalitions’ ideologies, it is imperative to define how specific social functions of environmental and economic views are realized in terms of discourse structure. At this point, the ideologies of a climate change advocators and climate change skeptics are disguised by rhetoric devices that serve to control certain social groups and make those groups act at economic and political levels. Analysis of Environmental Discourse Coalitions’ Ideologies in the Context of Their Rhetorical Writing The collected data presented below will define how rhetorical devices contribute to expressing ideologies of the two opposing coalitions and persuading different social groups to follow those ideologies. Specific emphasis will be placed on how climate-change discourse provides the marginalization of a climate change, which is often defined by such metaphors as “death”, “holocaust”, or “threat” (Crist, 2007, p. 30). Ambivalent views on climate change issues will be presented to identify which side of debate is more persuasive and effective in communicating their ideas to society. Characteristics of Coalitions’ Ideologies with Regard to Definitions It has been previously defined that ideology is a set of thoughts and ideas that appeal to a specific social group. The beliefs, values, and arguments exposed by climate change activists are directly influenced by social interests. In this respect, the ideologies reflected in discursive claims of different collations are oriented on particular social groups that contribute to the debate. In addition to this, Adam Smith’s definition of ideology is also congruent with the above assumptions. In particular, the economist insists that ideology is “the combining of knowledge, beliefs and preference into a comprehensive but distorted perception, which helps cope with difficult and bewildering problems” (Aage, n. d. pp. 8-9). Relying on existing economic discourse, people shape their awareness and attitude toward the problem. Hence, some people are forced either to think over survival techniques, or to ignore the problem. This form of awareness leads to shifts in habitual limits of morality and rationality. As a result, the so-called ideological bias is created with the help of such techniques as suppression, repetition, oversimplification, conciliation, and injection. These pillars are closely intertwined with such rhetorical devices as logos, pathos, and ethos
Introduction The process of undertaking successful projects in an organization, especially in a healthcare setting or any research institution that offers healthcare services, requires a consideration of various factors because of the high-stakes nature of such projects. In other words, it is imperative to ensure that various factors, which can have a far-reaching impact on the outcomes of the project, are considered beforehand to guarantee success. This paper provides a general outline for the implementation of a new measurement system for servicing a research agenda. The Outline According to Proctor et al. (2011), the importance of the implementation phase of a project in an organization is recognized widely. This process entails many activities, which many organizations fail to handle properly. Consequently, the mismanagement ends up derailing the whole project. In this case, Proctor et al. (2011) propose eight factors that are critical to the success of the implementation process. These factors include correctness, espousal, aptness, feasibility, reliability, execution outlay, infiltration, and sustainability. Indeed, in the implementation process of the new measurement system for servicing the research agenda, which this paper seeks to discuss, the above eight factors will be central to the process (Durlak & DuPre, 2008). Firstly, to implement the new measurement system, it is crucial to guarantee the acceptability of the new measurement system by all stakeholders of the organization (Proctor et al., 2011). In this case, there is the need to appreciate that people drive an organization and hence their consideration into the implementation of any new process or system, which can significantly change how they work. Acceptability implies a consensus on the stakeholders that the new measurement system is agreeable or satisfactory and
These days, there are numerous relevant questions in the field of public administration which should be researched thoroughly. One of them regards the connection between social responsibility and organizational performance. The importance of this topic may be explained by the fact that it appears an integral part of business regulation in any sphere. However, it should be admitted that companies frequently make mistakes in this regard. Mehralian et al. (2016) approached this problem and analyzed the influence of corporate social responsibility on organizational performance in the context of the pharmacy industry in Iran. The scientists concluded: that “social responsibility is significantly associated with the integration of this responsibility into quality management programs” (Mehralian et al., 2016, para. 1). Therefore, the necessity to provide an in-depth insight into the topic of social responsibility is evident, as the understanding of this aspect will be beneficial for market development in the long run. Proceeding from the assumptions presented earlier, it is essential to estimate the impact of social responsibility on the outcomes and operation of companies more precisely. First of all, in order to pursue this aim, it is vital to analyze social responsibility among businesses in different spheres, government, stakeholders, and society in general. The second step implies an examination of the consequences of social responsibility awareness for business, government, stakeholders, and society. Thirdly, finding new fields where social responsibility should be encouraged will contribute to exploring
Introduction Faith is a broad topic and remains mysterious to most people. Most scholars have tried to explore the concept of faith but only to the best of their understanding and the extent of their research. Faith as a topic and a concept cannot be exhaustively covered due to its broadness. The purpose of this research paper is to explore the concept of faith as understood by different people. The research will specifically attempt to unravel some truth about faith. The concept of faith, types of faith and the criticism of faith are the key areas explored in this paper. The concept of faith Faith is the unwavering strong conviction that something is wholly true. According to Migliore (2004), faith can also be a belief in someone considered as being supreme and possessing supernatural ability and qualities. Faith is a concept that is central in most world religions. This is because their beliefs are founded in certain religious teachers whose teachings are considered as the absolute truth to them that possess that faith. There is also the belief in an all powerful, all knowing being in these religions whose ability is never questioned but people professing the faith seek to obey this being without failing. On the other hand, there are those who think that such beliefs which are not founded on reality but on what one is persuaded is the reality is illogical and lacking any validity and hence choose not to believe in any religious teachings or existence of a supreme being because faith and reasoning do not agree. Types of faith The most common type of faith in the world is the religious faith. There are many different religions professing different faiths. What each religion believes in causes a major disparity among the different religions or even among members of the same religion. For example both Christians and Muslims believe in Jesus but there is a great discrepancy in their belief. The greatest difference that exists to date is the belief of the Christians that Jesus is God but came in form of a man to atone for the sins of men through His death on the cross and resurrection (Migliore, 2004). This belief is strongly refuted by Muslims, who believe that Jesus was sent by God as a prophet to the Israelites and that he was not crucified and did resurrect after his death. Within the same religious group, there can also be differing views about the faith they profess. This is one of the reasons why there are many denominations within some religious groups for example the Christians. In regard to the Holy Books, the Muslims see the Koran as the absolute truth and being God’s unchanging word to the human race. The Christians view the Bible as the God-inspired word which can never be altered. Other religions too have what they consider Holy Scriptures for example the Bhagavad Gita for Hindus. Criticism of faith The concept of religious faith is not universally acceptable by all. There are those who do not believe in the existence of a supreme being controlling the universe but chose to have logical and scientific evidence a
Introduction Suburbs started during the Roman Empire time. In the Roman Empire it was only the poor individuals that used to live in the suburbs. The wealthy people lived in the city. At the present time, this has actually changed, there are suburbs in the Roman Empire that are rich and wealthy people live here. Sub means under and urbs means city. The suburbs in Australia are in and outside the boundary of the city. Suburbs in Australia are geological places or zones that use dissimilar names and postal addresses so that they can be located well. Each of these suburbs is ruled by a different local council (Finkelstein & Goodwin, 2005). Discussion They elect their councils differently. One council rules over one suburb zone. These suburbs are also distinguished by the use of their social classes. There are suburbs that belong to high class people, others belong to low class people and other to the middle class. Any person can easily distinguish the suburbs that are healthy and those that are poor. Australia being a very large and wide area that cannot be lived comfortably by a human being, suburb became important as these are places where individuals could live and are near to the city centre where the majority of the population gets their employment. It can also contain all the social classes of people as they are of different category. However, the majority of the population lives in the middle class areas (Ahmed, 2000). The settings of the suburbs that are used in Australia have not been altered, although they were established approximately twenty decades ago. The richness and the social class of the people living in the suburbs have change but the structure has never changed. The structures that were liked by the people living in those areas are still appreciated by the current population. The life that the people of Australia are living has changed, i.e. all the places; in the city, the suburbs or the rural areas. This change has risen due to globalization. The people in Australia can be able to interact with the people in all parts of the world. This has enabled them to copy the lifestyle of other people. It has also facilitate efficient market for the products that are produced in Australia thus raising the economy and hence the living standards of the people. The way the government is run has also changed (Young, 1990). The stability of the politics of the country has given the people living there an ample time in doing the business. It has also increase the number of tourist visiting the country. Hence, the general rise in the country’s economy. The technology improvement in the country has also influenced the lives of the people of Australia Technology has enabled e- business which has boost the productivity of businesses since the goods and services can be bought and sold in all places of the world. The social interaction of the people in Australia and in the whole word has