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    How do people perceive value of objects? As a designer, how can I create a system of making emotional value? How can I evoke people’s emotional responses out of objects? Summary of reflective journals I am always interested in relationships between human and objects, especially psychological relationship. Why memento is thought so precious? Would people see same value in between their favorite watch they have keep using for many years and same products that is in the shop? Through making and

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    Cultural Awareness of Venezuela and Socio-Cultural Analysis Related to FM 3-23, Counterinsurgency Culture is the sum of beliefs, general customs, knowledge, appearance, experience, values and behavior of a particular group of people living in a specific nation or region. Furthermore, culture is defined by the religion, language, social habits, customs, worldview, and moral beliefs its habitants adapt and modify over centuries of experiences and shared customs. Thus, culture is learned by sharing

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    here on earth things are very differently than they are on Procyon A and B. Values and attitudes are what guide our day to day decisions on every aspect of our lives. It is very important to understand how our social and private values impact our everyday lives. I am going to tell you how we manage to stay organized here on earth. Some time ago, a man named Shalom H Schwartz came up with a theory on human values which became known as The Schwartz Theory. The Schwartz Theory is something which

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    making could be seen as erratic and inconsistent overtime. The leader also will not have a consistent framework for the behavior they model, because the framework is also situational. In contrast, Hill presents a decision making plan identifies values that

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    community and themselves as well. The major difference between moral hypocrite and the village worthy is associated with personal benefits and the tendency of people within a community. The purpose of being moral hypocrite is to obtain one's interest and external goods in a community. Moral hypocrite cares too much about his or her appearance for having certain values and benefits, and also he or she wants to get better reputation in a community.

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    Security As with many great idea there within lies caveats. The need for security is crucial. After all, any breach can cause serious harm to the business and its employees. In order to secure such a complex Unified Communications (UC), one must understand the vulnerabilities to be had. Within this research project, the security concerns shall be addressed prior in order to learn the possibilities to be had in developing an IC that could regurgitate its own information through data mining to continuously

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    healthcare environment, I believe that respect is very crucial in improving the patient experience. The volunteer experience at many hospitals and communities teaches me appreciate the life value, the importance of diversity of the population, and understand more relationship between human with human. These values will strongly strengthen social connections between people and contribute to friendliness and cohesion on campus. Besides that, volunteering at places where sickness and disadvantage existed

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    Within the six traits of building relationship described in The Skillful Teacher: Acknowledging, Communicating Value, Respect, Demonstrate Fairness, Exhibit Realness, Humor and Fun are all traits that I have practice before with CoaH students. I think the three have used to build my strongest student relationships are Communicating value , respect and exhibit realness. One very strong student relationship that I had during my first two years here at CoaH was with one of my tutorial student Laury

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    humility. This trait is most commonly known to be defined as the quality of having a modest or low view of one’s importance. Therefore, a scholar should always view himself as an equal towards others and never as a superior, which will lead to negative values such as arrogance and egoism. In my opinion this trait is what led many scholars to succeed, as they would always be humble of their actions, which in result they would be well respected and looked upon. Thus humility is a trait that must be present

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    The Strategy Of IKEA

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    By operating the business in Thailand (foreign market), IKEA adopt the strategy called “Think Global, Act Local” in the sense that IKEA maintains, applies and upholds their core values and cultures in their practices, while learning to adapt and understand the Thai culture and the Thai market in terms of needs, desires and wants of Thai people in general in order to survive and succeed. IKEA uses democratic and paternalistic approach as a way of operating and managing the employees and diversity

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