The Mayor has indicated that reducing and preventing truancy, larceny or theft, and underage drinking are the city’s top priorities. Choose one of these target issues as your program’s focus. Select a target population—individual, family, community, or society—and discuss your analysis for determining why this issue is a problem, then create an outline with a … Read more
Provide an overview of social cognitive theory, including the role of self efficacy, reciprocal causation, self regulation, modeling and characteristics of effective models, and vicarious learning. When is social cognitive theory applicable in an educational or training situation? Why might you want to use strategies based upon this theory with specific populations? Please be sure … Read more
Individual perspectives produce different types of knowledge. Choose two organisational theory perspectives and critically evaluate how each contributes a different understanding of sustainability within organisations.
A description of the differences in how each theory addresses ethics and morality A personal experience to explain the relationship between virtue, values, and moral concepts as they relate to one of the three theories
What are the ethical issues? Where are there breaches of ethical behavior? How could each ethical theory you cite help people think about what constitutes virtuous or ethical behavior?
Operational Art: Theory and Application: It has been postulated that INFORMATION should be considered an operational factor on its own. If so, how would you define ?Information? as a factor? What would be the interrelationships between ?Information? and the other factors? How would you go about balancing ?Information? with the other factors? Are there … Read more
Aristotle’s Theory of Tragedy vs. Oedipus the King: Aristotle wrote The Poetics long after the deaths of the three great tragic dramatists of the fifth century B.C. In addition, Aristotle’s view of the tragic character, as one who “falls by some mistake” is, in most cases, not easily applicable to the plays of Aeschylus, … Read more