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    Homeostasis Analogy

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    and hormonal systems to effectors. The effectors include skeletal muscles‚ blood vessels in the skin‚ cerebral cortex‚ and body cells that help adjust the amount of secretions the body puts out. The homeostatic mechanism‚ Hypothalamus‚ is a negative feedback mechanism because your body is working to counteract and stop the rise in temperature. References Oza‚ N.‚ & Cooper‚ D. (2014). The Importance of Homeostasis in the Human Body: Keeping Us Alive. Retrieved from

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    A 360-degree feedback

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    employees must be able to manage their performance. A 360-degree feedback process is a popular means of managing and improving organizational performance. This method means a person receives feedback from a full circle of other people who work around him or her‚ which includes peers‚ subordinates‚ supervisor and even themselves (Atwater & Brett‚ 2006). The 360-degree approach recognizes that little change can be expected without feedback‚ and that different constituencies are a source of rich and useful

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    is to provide employees with regular feedback on their performance. The feedback should include both the negative and positive aspects of the employee’s performance. It should not be so that only the mistakes of an employee are being pointed but good performance done by an employee should also be appreciated. Organization should take care that the delivery of the feedback is appropriate‚ so that the employee does not feel awful after getting a negative feedback. Areas where he/she should improve should

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    720 degree feedback

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    (Management‚ Colleagues‚ Self and also customers) and timely feedback is given and performance is evaluated again based on the targets that are set. Hence‚ 720 degree performance appraisal can be stated as twice 360 degree performance appraisal: once when the appraisal is done and the targets are set and he second where the feedback is given and the boss gives tips to achieve the goals. Hence‚ there is a pre and a post round of feedback. THE NEED OF 720 DEGREE PERFORMANCE APPRAISALS FOR TODAY’S

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    The Johari Window.

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    behaviour‚ life story‚ attitude‚ feelings‚ emotion‚ knowledge and experience that you willingly make available for others to see. Blind self. * Aspects of yourself which are known to others‚ but no to you. * These could be positive or negative. Hidden self. * Contains aspects that you know of yourself but keep hidden. * You reveal more of yourself to those you know and like. Unknown self. * The areas of yourself that are unknown to you or others. * This unconscious

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    heavy and pushes people to think they are not important and have no purpose in life. This effect on men and women has been very negative in the sense that it is degrading to people to try to be something they cannot really be. Negativity brought on by the media is consistently seen throughout sports‚ fashion and advertisement worlds. And although media has brought man negative things‚ it has also brought some positive influences to society‚ some would argue‚ in politics and other areas women can be seen

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    How far do magazines or television programmes aimed at young people in Singapore have a positive effect? Presently‚ the youths in Singapore are transforming themselves to adapt to the ever changing surroundings of this new era as a result of the influence of media. The media plays a huge role in the lives of youth which in this case‚ are the magazines and televisions. This in particular‚ can have an effect both mentally and physically. Thus‚ I feel that magazines and television programmes aimed

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    throwaway society

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    latest types of any gadget may help us to be more attached to the dynamic world and can easily get along with the ultra modern advancements in the field of technology.One another major advantage of this culture is that‚which helps to avoid certain negative impacts of old version products.For instance‚in olden times‚ refrigirator was one of the major cause of the emmission of chloro fluro carbon‚was said to be the cause of ozone rupture.Nowadays advanced refrigirator has been invented without causing

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    Computer Exposure

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    widen their learnings = They can develop their communication skills. NEGATIVE EFFECTS = Ma prone sila sa mga content sa computer na dili dapat pambata. Na mag result sa ilahang mind na feeling nila tama ilang makita. ---------- > Affective ( Influenced by or resulting from the emotions.) POSITIVE EFFECT = They become happier because the games that are being played by the students‚ has become more interesting. NEGATIVE EFFECT = Ang mga mali na info na ilang makita‚ pwede nila iapply sa ilahang

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    that can be formed from connections made with people. This can have a varying impact – both positive‚ for example in offering‚ security and/or enhancing self-esteem‚ and negative for instance‚ in the suppression of individuality. Those experiencing barriers to belonging‚ often due to being different‚ can also suffer a range of negative consequences such as unhappiness and alienation. The drive to belong and its varying consequences are well represented in Shaun Tan’s The Lost Thing‚ a nonsensical picture

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