Many people complain that they are not happy with their workplace or they are not happy with the work they do. This is not supposed to be the case. It is expected that the work you do should affect your level of happiness. Though you are not expected to be permanently happy with your work, you can be unhappy for a few times, you are supposed to be happy most of them times. Here are some useful tips that would […]
Us of this paper will be on clarifying the distinction between feeling sad and being depressed as well as will demonstrate the ways in which having depression is a barrier to effective verbal and nonverbal communication specifically in married couples. Dysfunctional communication such as lack of nonverbal immediacy cues, negative word choice, inappropriate self-disclosure, and demand-withdraw style due to depression damages marital couples relationships due to rejection from their spouse and contributes to overall marital dissatisfaction.First off, it is important […]
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Get help with your assignmentAfter the digital citizenship post, I learned that…don’t give your life a lemon~ Do you know a stunning fact that nowadays we have approximately 2,095,006,005 online users around the world? Do you notice that your friends’ eyes including yours are glued to electronic devices such as Ipads, Iphones, smartphones, etc every day?? Also, do you know that teens spend almost 9 hours per day on social platforms, and about 30 % of that time is allocated to social media such […]
It is an unsophisticated fact that once information has been put into the digital world, it is public and permanent, whether you believe it or not. Free and low-cost digital tools allow students to create/write blogs, share their photos and artwork on social media, design videos and grow a YouTube following, and participate in projects with peers around the world. The articles used in this essay are Info graphic: Citizenship in the digital age by: Diana Fingal, Plugged in parents […]
Leadership is commonly defined as somebody who inspires people, rather it be strong non-verbal communication or standing up for someone in their team. Leaders are important because without a leader you’d be lost or misguided. With a leader you’ll have somebody to show you what to do and how to do it. Ralph and Jack are very different in their approach to leadership. Jack is impatient, strict, and harsh. Ralph on the other hand, is cooperative, patient, and less-harsh. Both […]
Standard living with media or Stereotypes using Framing effects? Picture yourself in a situation. You are given two choices and you must choose one. Situation A: You won a lifelong vacation. No stress. No work. All you should do is spend your days the way you want to. Situation B: Like A, you receive a vacation as well. This vacation though, is not as fabulous as the one prior and it is a little more crowded. But you can still […]
Everyone at some point has seen a significant change that social media has done in its own role to display prejudice and discrimination. I have witnessed it myself through social ports and daily news. The overflowing negativity of news in which we may not want to hear can trigger a feeling of How can we stop this?, or perhaps what we can we contribute to change the world around us. The fact is that prejudice and discrimination isn’t only something […]
Texting and driving has become a recent issue in today’s society. Many accidents are blamed on distracted driving and most of the distractions are caused by cell phone usage. Using acell phone, whether talking or texting, while driving can be extremely dangerous. It is obvious that texting and driving is extremely dangerous, but the majority of drivers continue doing so. It is illegal because it is very hazardous to yourself and the people surrounding you. In trying to prevent this, […]
Laws started to appear in 2009 with President Barack Obama’s executive order to ban texting and driving for federal employees. In an article detailing this order, reporter Matt Richtel says that The order covers federal employees when they are using government-provided cars or cellphones and when they are using their own phones and cars to conduct government business. Richtel also says that, the federal government plans to ban text messaging by bus drivers and truckers who travel across state lines, […]
Sometimes we make bad choices which can be dangerous to our lives or affect the people lives around us. I’m sure there has been a time when you have been on your phone while on the road. It could be to respond to a message, answer a phone call or change a song. 37% of car rides include some type of phone involvement. Your life can be gone in a matter of seconds. It only takes 3 seconds for a […]
One approach that this movie had was the laissez faire approach. This approach is defined as leading against the norm. When all twelve of the jurors come into the room, eleven of them decide quickly that the boy is guilty. They decided this because they wanted a quick and to the point process. This is an example of laissez faire as it is very much a hands-off approach. This is not a good form of leadership which is confirmed later […]
Professionalism can easily be defined by how one carries and conducts him or herself in the workplace. A huge goal, specifically in the healthcare workplace, is to maintain a proper level of professionalism, especially when working in patient care. It is a skill that is developed with practice, experience and a lot of patience. In order to maintain such a level, one must carry certain characteristics within himself or herself. Professionalism is extremely important and something that people, specifically supervisors […]
Professional, this is a term used to describe a person’s behavior when it exhibits some form of etiquette. This concept of professionalism is important for those in the workforce. In order for an employee to be professional they must look the part. By dressing in appropriate clothing the employee my exhibit a more approachable and trustworthy character to clients or patients. Appropriate attire is especially important in a work facility where personal protective gear is required. By wearing the right […]
In the contemporary world of technological advancement, net neutrality has been a primary topic of debate for the United States Senate for an extended period. Net neutrality is the non-discriminatory internet transmission, where internet service providers treat all internet data as the same to allow individuals to run applications, services, and access content on their devices without any limitations. In essence, it is the non-preferential treatment of web traffic regardless of the source. In net neutrality, ISP acts as passive […]
Protecting Net Neutrality Americans should demand protection for the freedom of information in 2018. Because net neutrality is essential for education, and communication. Since the introduction of the World Wide Web in 1989 countless opportunities grew expanding the wonders of its technology. Just as the Internet grew also did the corporate greed to monetize its use and thus Verizon, Comcast, and Time Warner Cable were created. The various companies began to grab for sole proprietary rights to charge Americans for […]
On September 30, 2018 California Senate Bill 822 was signed into law. The law effectively established statewide net neutrality laws modeled on federal regulations which were overturned by the FCC’s Restoring Internet Freedom Order in December of 2017. This is yet another step in an ongoing battle to establish laws that would prevent Internet Service Providers (ISPs) from discriminating against data from specific sources in an online environment. Net neutrality continues to be an evolving concept, and despite broad support […]
According to the American Library Association net neutrality is defined as the principle that Internet Service Providers (ISPs) should enable access to all content and applications regardless of the source, and without favoring or blocking particular products or websites. So, with this principle Internet Service Providers can not restrict, impair or degrade any network speed or traffic on the foundation of content , application, services or mobile devices. For example, Netflix, YouTube, Hulu all do the same exact thing so […]
General Purpose: To explain what net neutrality is Specific Purpose: To persuade the audience the importance of it being a law Central Idea: Net neutrality can prevent internet service providers from favoring one internet source over another. INTRODUCTION Many people are unaware of net neutrality and how it impacts their internet service. As more streaming services come available, the internet service providers are wanting to encourage the use of select services. Their current method to achieve this is by increasing […]
The term ‘net neutrality’ was first coined in a 2003 paper, reflecting a battle that was just beginning to brew (Finley). This term gained traction in the early 2000s when internet providers, other known as ISP’s, started banning users from creating their own virtual private servers, setting up personal Wi-Fi routers, and even blocking phone calls on the internet. A few years later in 2008, Comcast was caught throttling speeds of BitTorrent connections and was ordered by the FCC to […]
Net neutrality is the principle that Internet service providers treat all data on the Internet equally, and not discriminate or charge differently by user, content, website, platform, application, type of attached equipment, or method of communication [1]. The rules, enacted by the administration of President Barack Obama in 2015, prohibited internet providers from charging more for certain content or from giving preferential treatment to certain websites. The original rules laid out a regulatory plan that addressed a rapidly changing internet. […]
Net Neutrality Net neutrality is a term first used by Tim Wu, a media law professor of Columbia University. It is the concept that internet service providers should regard all media and content equally. This includes being unable to block sites and users, slow down traffic or charge more for certain platforms. Users are still able to modify what content they are exposed to and filtration of sensitive content is still in place for minors. These regulations exist to prevent […]
Net Neutrality is the belief that internet service providers do not charge for specific sites but treat all internet usage data equally. This belief is that internet service providers have to treat all online usage data the same, they cannot block, slow down or charge you for visiting specific sites. But recently the Federal Communications Commission, run by Ajit Pai, is planning to make net neutrality a thing of the past. This would null the Net Neutrality rules passed by […]
Kang In early March of 2018, an email service called Tutanota was unavailable for customers of Comcast. Once customers tried to connect to Tutanota with a different ISP (Internet Service Provider) it seemed to work. Consumers began to speculate, and as they thought Comcast had blocked traffic through the site, breaking the net neutrality laws. The FCC (Federal Communications Commission) wants to remove these laws and make it so ISPs can begin to discriminate any data they want, which could […]
The FCC derives its authority from the Federal Communications Act, and the law does not say anything about the power to tell internet providers how they can or can’t distribute content. If there is really going to be a net-neutrality mandate, it would have to come from Congress. Net neutrality is the principle that internet providers should make all content available at the same speed. That doesn’t mean loading Netflix on a 25-megabits-per-second connection just as quickly as on a […]
The main goal of this paper is to discuss the positive effects and value that social media presents to a company if it is used properly. Today, technology is constantly growing. Almost everyone owns a smartphone, computer, or tablet/iPad device, and a greater majority of those people use some form of social media to connect with the world. Most businesses have recognized this, and they understand the importance of the growing demand for technology and social media. They also understand […]
Social media usage by students has recently increased because of easy access to devices such as smart phones, tablets and laptops which are connected to the internet. It is perceived that school grades will suffer when spending too much time on social sites such as Facebook. Social media is an online platform in which the exchange ideas, feelings, personal information, pictures and videos is shared. The number of students that use social media is drastically increasing it has gone to […]
Teen dating violence remains a widespread social problem in the United States with lasting impact on those who experience it. A national survey of in-school youth grades 9-12 found that 8% of those in dating relationships or who had gone out with someone had experienced physical and 7% had experienced sexual dating violence (Kahn, 2018). An earlier study, which included other dimensions of dating abuse, found that 30% of 7th to 12th graders had experienced psychological dating abuse in the […]
There are now approximately 3.196 billion people using social media, a 13% increase from 2017. This number is only expected to increase as the number of mobile phone users grows (Hootsuite). There are, of course, many positive aspects to this thriving use of technology. While these positive affects should not be ignored, it is important to bring light to the very real and negative new reality that the boom of social media has created. Facts are constantly being distorted for […]
Purpose: I will inform my audience about the various ways in which social media impacts political activism. Central Idea: Social media is influential in political activism because it can promote activism efforts, transmit messages in a variety of ways, and influence those with positive social media experiences to engage in offline activism efforts. INTRODUCTION: (Attention Grabber) My first experience with political social media was with my grandfather. He would email me links to political facebook posts multiple times a day […]
Did you know companies purposely give you ads or sponsors based on your likes on social media? Many see the negative side of social media, but what they overlook is how media has an impact on marketing. Media allows companies to analyze and target consumers demands. The platform that social media has created has changed how we see marketing today and has helped influence many audiences worldwide. Marketing has benefited from social media. Media gives chance for many companies to […]
