2. What was the reasons/motives of each contributors/authors behind developing modern management theory​

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Answer 1

Answer:

The contributors/authors behind developing modern management theory had a variety of reasons and motives. For some, it was about finding ways to streamline processes and improve efficiency. For others, it was about creating a framework for decision-making and problem solving. Still others sought to develop a way to effectively manage and motivate employees. Ultimately, the goal was to create a system that could be used to help businesses achieve their goals and objectives.

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. Name 2 of the 4 other Presidents that supported Indian removal?

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Answer:

Martin Van Buren and Andrew Jackson.

Explanation:

Andrew signed the Indian removal act in 1830 and it was enforced under Martin's administration.

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The cattle kingdom,the mining boom, and the settling of the west were all a direct result of

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Answer:

Transcontinental Railroads construction.

Explanation:

The Transcontinental Railroads construction in the United States linked the Eastern Part to the Western part and eventually the whole region as a whole.

The first completion of the Transcontinental Railroad's construction occurred in 1869.

From this, people, particularly those looking for new lives, and goods, specifically, the cattle, and the mineral resources from minning were able to be moved easily between the production or manufacturing site, to the point of sales, exportation, and at the same time for industrial use.

a bomp exploded outside the Commercial Bank nearArat Kilo, injuring 25 people in the and causing millions of birr damage to the nearby buildings, police said. A police statement said the 190-pound bomb packed into a basket hidden in the Back of a stolen car. this statement is argument or not?​

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Answer: It is not.

Explanation:

Generally a statement is merely a sentence of fact. It is either true or false and does not attempt to convince the reader of its validity by giving the listener/ reader reasons why they should believe the statement is valid. This is the case in the above scenario. The statement is merely saying what happened as it happened.

When a statement or group of statement attempt to convince by giving reasons however, this becomes and argument and seeing as this is not the case here, this is not an argument.

Who inspired the panchyat raj system​

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Answer:

it was started by Andhra Pradesh in 1956. it then later spread to other state governments

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List two specific ways the Roman Catholic Church influenced Western Europe.

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Answer:

During the high Middle Ages, the Roman Catholic Church became organized into an elaborate hierarchy with the pope as the head in western Europe. He establish supreme power.

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Which best describes the reaction in the South to Brown v Board of Education?
O The South complied with the Supreme Court's deadline for integration, despite the resentment of many
Southerners
O The South complied quickly, but school districts filed numerous lawsuits against the US government
O The South resisted integration for years by staging protests and fighting desegregation in court
O The South increased spending on African American schools to maintain its segregated school system

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Answer:

D. The South resisted integration for years by staging protests and fighting desegregation in court.

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In this case, the mapping between number and color is constant. For this person, the number 3 generally appears red, while the number 7 generally appears green. One way to test whether someone actually has this form of synesthesia is to have the person hunt for shapes hidden in an array of similar-looking numbers. For example, the following array contains 5s organized into a shape among 2s. What results would you expect when comparing participants with grapheme-color synesthesia against controls?
1. Individuals with grapheme-color synesthesia should be considerably faster and more accurate than controls at detecting the hidden shape.
2. Individuals with grapheme-color synesthesia should have more difficulty than controls at doing this task.
3. Control participants should be faster at completing this task but will show more errors than individuals with grapheme-color synesthesia.
4. Control participants should be unable to complete this task, while individuals with grapheme-color synesthesia will find it difficult but doable.

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Answer: Individuals with grapheme-color synesthesia should be considerably faster and more accurate than controls at detecting the hidden shape.

Explanation:

The results that one will expect when comparing the participants with grapheme-color synesthesia against the controls will be option A "Individuals with grapheme-color synesthesia should be considerably faster and more accurate than controls at detecting the hidden shape"

It should be noted that the shortness of the reaction time correlates with how synesthetic the person will be.

An urban community clinic wants to try a new method of getting drug addicts to kick their addiction. They advertise for participants in their lobby, and start the first 20 volunteers on the program. Three months later, they find that 65% of the volunteers are off drugs. This example illustrates the possibility of ________________ as a plausible rival hypothesis.

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Answer:

"Selection" is the correct answer.

Explanation:

Throughout this scenario, one possible rival explanation becomes the non-experimental consideration that might fairly describe the behavioral shift that the prosecutor wants to assign to that same presence including its regulation. For successful legal impact analysis, this same issue of regulating some possible rivalry theories is critical.

Two financial planners work together to plan a crime. They use the money the client wanted to invest in a retirement plan to purchase a boat to smuggle drugs into the country. To conceal the income they make from their drug smuggling, they funnel it through their family's restaurant business. Which of the following crimes have NOT been committed in this scenario? A. criminal conspiracy B. extortion C. money laundering D. deceit

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Answer:

B. extortion.

Explanation:

In the context of law, extortion is defined as a criminal offence where an offender/criminal obtains something, particularly money or property, through force or violent threats.

If we look into the above scenario, the two criminals have committed a series of offences, however, they did not force nor threat the client to invest his money into their scheme. Therefore, they cannot be charged with extortion by the court.

Instead they would be charged with criminal conspiracy for scheming a fraud, money laundering for transfering the money into their family business to conceal income and deceit for deceiving the man with lies.

PLEASE HURRY IM TIMED What did Ben Franklin invent after lightning struck his kite?
The lightning rod
Electrical wiring in homes
The microphone
The radio

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Answer:

The lighting rod!

Explanation:

After his successful demonstration, Franklin continued his work with electricity, going on to perfect his lightning rod invention.

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A town builds a new road north of the town to replace one that was in bad shape. The new road is wider, has smooth pavement, and flowering bushes have been planted along the roadside. Compared to the road south of town, the new road gets very little use. This is because many of the residents work in a factory several miles south of town. The north road is used mostly on weekends by wealthy families driving to their mountain cabins. Many residents are angry about this. Which of the following economic questions was NOT adequately considered before building the road?

i. What should be produced?
ii. How should it be produced?
iii. Who will use what is produced?
A.
ii only
B.
i and ii only
C.
ii and iii only
D.
i and iii only

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Answer:

D. i  and iii only

Explanation:

i because the road was produced without being thought over and iii because it was not thought over and only some people use it.

Answer:

D i and iii only

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Workers who move from place to place to harvest crop?

Great migration

Mass consumption

Migrant workers

Flappers

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Answer:

Option A (great migration)

All of the following are true of Manifest Destiny EXCEPT -
Select one:
Native Americans could remain on their land
America should stretch from ocean to ocean
American believed it was their destiny

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Answer:

Native Americans could remain on their land.

Explanation:

The Americans tried to negotiate with the Native Americans at first, but eventually, they forced them out of their land through the Trail of Tears, therefore, the Native Americans could NOT remain on their land.

The majority of Americans wanted to expand their territory from the east coast to the west coast.

Americans believed that they had a right to expand by god, so you could possibly say that they believed it was their "destiny."

Describe the for forces of evolution.​

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Answer:

There are four forces of evolution: mutation, gene flow, genetic drift, and natural selection. Mutation creates new genetic variation in a gene pool. Gene flow and genetic drift alter allele frequencies in a gene pool

Which of the following BEST describes the effect of Triangular Trade.

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Answer:

Communities were devastated, the population declined, families were torn apart, and slave trading wars claimed even more African lives. ... The illustration shows a section of a slave ship along the Middle Passage.

Explanation:

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Answer:

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Describe what you see in the painting: people, items, scenery

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Answer:

wheres the painting?

Explanation:

training and education are both examples of

1.capital
2.human capital
3.gross domestic product
4.literacy rate

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Don’t go off this answer wait for confirmation but maybe literacy rate

1. On digital structural change. (Effects on daily social and economic lives people
engage in more interactively.

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Answer and Explanation:

The change in the digital structure is an effect of the modernization and evolution of society, which seeks to facilitate the processes to which the human being is related, making them more dynamic, democratic and quick. In social life, these changes allow greater communication between individuals, which can reinforce socialization and decrease contact problems. In the economic sector, changes in the digital structure can optimize the projects and elements that make up the economic fields, promoting faster and more efficient work.

what are the causes of conflict??​

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1. Conflicting resources

Employees rely on accessing resources, such as technology, office supplies and meeting rooms, to perform effectively. Unfortunately, it is not always possible for everyone to access the resources they wish to at all times. If the reason someone cannot access the resources is that someone else is using them then this can lead to conflict. A manager’s job may then be to decide who has the rightful access to the resource and how it will be distributed in the future. 

2. Conflicting styles

No two individuals will work the same. Different methods of organisation, communication and time-keeping are very common in any organisation. This is generally effective as each individual should be allowed to work in their own style. However, when it comes to team tasks this can become problematic, as some individuals will have to compromise on how the work is done. A manager can avoid conflict occurring here by selecting teams based on their similarities and strengths.

3. Conflicting perceptions

Different perceptions of what the organisation’s goals are, the methods used and who is responsible for what can often lead to conflict. Open and transparent communication is the key to avoiding this happening.

4. Conflicting goals

Often different managers will set targets and goals for the same individual and this can often lead to conflicting goals being set. For instance, it is hard to deliver on both speed and quality and hence setting both these targets may cause issues. The conflict here may be between the individual and on or both of the managers or between the managers themselves.

5. Conflicting pressures

Conflicting pressures are similar to conflicting goals, except they usually exist over a shorter space of time. Individuals may be pressured to complete two different tasks by two different managers before the end of the day and this can lead to conflict. 

6. Conflicting roles

Often employees can be asked to perform a task that they are not usually responsible for. This can cause conflict as either the individual feels the task is not appropriate for them or another individual believed it was for them. Whilst this can be avoided by delegating the same tasks to the same individuals, differentiating your team members’ roles can be a good opportunity for learning and development.

7. Different personal values

Personal values determine the way we behave and the work we produce. Often, individuals will disagree about the actions they should take due to their personal values and this can lead to conflict. As a manager, you can ensure your team members are never put in a position where they are asked to compromise their values. See our Wiki on Ethical Leadership for more information about dealing with situations like this. 

8. Unpredictable policies

Rules and policies are not always communicated across an organisation effectively. This can lead to a poor understanding of them and confusion amongst team members. It is important to ensure policies, and particularly their changes, are communicated effectively throughout the organisation to avoid conflict like this from occurring. 

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How male and female play role in determining differences in behaviour

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Answer: Females were on average higher than males in extraversion, anxiety, trust, and, especially, tender-mindedness (e.g., nurturance). Women have also been found to be more punishment sensitive and men higher in sensation seeking and behavioural risk-taking.

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Name 4 state the US added from 1791-1803

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Answer:

Washington DC

new York

California

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Answer:

Delaware,Pennsylvania ,New Jersey ,Georgia ,Connecticut ,Massachusett,Maryland,South Carolina,New Hampshire,Virginia,New York ,North Carolina,Rhode Island,Vermont,Kentucky,Tennessee,Ohio,Louisiana

Indiana,Mississippi,Illinois,Alabama,Maine,Missouri,Arkansas,Michigan,Florida ,Texas,Iowa,Wisconsin,California,Minnesota,Oregon,Kansas,West Virginia Nevada,Nebraska,Colorado,North Dakota,South Dakota,Montana Washington,,Idaho ,Wyoming,Utah,Oklahoma,New Mexico,Arizona,Alaska

Hawaii

Explanation:

What is erosion?

washing away of the fertilizer
washing away of the stones and rocks
washing away of the crops
washing away of the soil

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Answer:

Washing away of the soil

Explanation:

The farmers of the Midwest realize that the good soil is a precious natural resource. Where the land is more hilly, farmers plow following the curve of the hill instead of up and down. If the rows of crops went up and down the hill, rain would wash quickly along the furrows. Soil, and perhaps the crop itself, would be washed away. Washing away of soil is called erosion. If the rows of crops go around the hill, the water is stopped by each row and soaks into the soil.

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29. Kenya has how many neighbouring
countries
A. Two
B. Four
C. Five.
D. Eight.​

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Answer:

C. Five

Explanation:

enya shares borders with five other countries. The perimeter of Kenya's international land borders is 3,446 km., including borders with Sudan (306 km), Ethiopia (779 km), Somalia (682 km), Tanzania (769 km), and Uganda (772 km). Kenya's eastern and northern neighbors are Somalia and Ethiopia.

How has IT led globalization

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Answer:

For a long time, the global economy has been highly interdependent. However, the globalization trend has intensified in recent decades; this is due to a number of causes, but significant ones include improved trade, expanded mobility of labor and capital and improved technology.

Explanation:

Answer:

The world economy has become increasingly interdependent for a long time. However, in recent decades the process of globalisation has accelerated; this is due to a variety of factors, but important ones include improved trade, increased labour and capital mobility and improved technology.

A sport psychologist wondered whether motivation could improve aerobic capacity. To answer the question, he measured 10 subjects on O2max (ml/kg/min) on a treadmill. Students were verbally instructed to do their very best. One week later, the subjects were measured again and were told they would receive $100 if their O2max was higher than it was the first time. a. Did the money cause them to significantly increase their O2max values

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Answer:

Yes

Explanation:

Its because the brain is focused on the 100 dollars and not the muscles functioning

among these breeds/strains of broiler, which does not belong the group?
a. dekab
b. atarbo
c. peterson
d. pilch-de-kalb

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Answer:

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The breeds/strains of broiler that does not belong to the group is c. peterson.

Broiler strains may be developed as commercial layers for eggs.  Others are developed for their meat.

Peterson is totally different from the other breeds and may not be a related strain from the group.

Thus, broiler breeds or strains are usually developed for improved performance and production.

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Which of the following could increase credit card debt over
time? *
A. Making minimum payments.
B. Paying the balance each month.
C. Making payments of more than the minimum within the grace period.
D. Staying within the credit limit

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Answer: A. Making minimum payments

Eventually, you're going to have to pay it back, but if you keep paying it at the required minimum, you will have to pay more overtime.

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How does a hajj help unify people of faith? Check all that apply

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Answer:

It brings people of different ethnic backgrounds together under a common faith. It demonstrates sacrifice and dedication to one’s faith.

It brings people of diverse economic backgrounds together under a common faith.

Hajj is the 5th Pillar of Islam which requires Muslims to pilgrimage to Mecca during the last month of the year at least once in their lifetime. This pilgrimage requires all Muslims despite country of origin, economic status, ethnicity, and race to come together in prayer and reflection. Hajj unites Muslims through religion.

Answer:

A B C

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