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A paper written by John Nash in 1950 surely is an innovation contribution to the economy world of that period, especially to the field of Game Theory and of common perception of strategic decision-making. The paper that is called, “Equilibrium points in N-person games”, introduced a fundamental idea which came to be known as … Read more
troduction Art could be considered as a uniquely human tradition; as essential as the human language. More specifically, it can be used as a vital tool to allow children to develop themselves and express their feelings; especially those with a limited vocabulary who do not know how to communicate verbally. Part of this thesis … Read more
Does the global or national context matter the most to advocacy? This essay argues that although global and national context matter to advocacy, national context matters more. Firstly, this essay will start by exploring the basic question of how advocacy is conceived of and carried out in different contexts from a practitioner's perspective, as … Read more
Most organizational researchers need to determine the sample size correctly any as inappropriate, inadequate, or excessive sample sizes will influence the quality and accuracy of the research. The research conducted by Bartlett, Kotrlik and Higgins (2001) described the procedures for determining sample size for continuous and categorical variables using Cochran’s (1977) formula. Although it … Read more
Myths and Facts about Drug Addiction There are various misconceptions about drug use among addicts as well as among those who are not taking drugs. These misconceptions can hinder treatment in various ways. Addicts don’t try to quit, even if they try they fail, they rarely seek treatment, and sometimes it gets too late … Read more
Back in 2013 I went to Afghanistan with my father to see where my roots are. I didn’t expect to find a very romantic nation in Afghanistan while we were on our way to it, but the kind of chaos I witnessed there when we arrived excelled my imagination. The drivers were driving their … Read more
CHAPTER FIVE METHODOLOGY 5.1. Introduction This chapter described the methodology used in meeting the set goals of this study. It involves discussions on how data were collected, the area of study, the selection of sample and the procedure used to analyze the collected data. In this chapter, tourists’ demographic characteristics and travel behavioral characteristics … Read more
Deer Images of a few family members Cervidae (clockwise from leading left) consisting of the red deer, the sika deer, the barasingha, the reindeer, and also the white-tailed deer. Scientific classification Kingdom: Animalia. Phylum: Chordata. Class: Mammalia. Infraclass: Eutheria. Order: Artiodactyla. Suborder: Ruminantia. Infraorder: Pecora. Household: Cervidae. Goldfuss, 1820. Subfamilies. Capreolinae. Cervinae. Integrated indigenous … Read more
The results of this research showed that the students played an important role in their own learning process and used varying method for learning. The activities that students do for their self-directed learning were categorized into four categories that are “sensory perceptions”, “knowledge construction”, “problem orientation” and “interaction with others” (Table 1). As follows, the … Read more
Helene Moglen, in her book Charlotte Bronte: The Self Conceived, argues that “Jane recognizes that St. John would buy her body with the coin of spirituality hypocritically posing as God’s agent”. “Do you think God will be satisfied with half an oblation? – He asks her- Will He accept a mutilated sacrifice? It … Read more
THE SEMIOLOGY ANALYSIS IN ADVERTISING 1.0 Introduction The role advertisement plays in our life on daily basis is perceived to be significance due to effects it has on human race through various functions and also occupies a significant part of human life. Semiology is regarded as a well-known subject matter and furthermore, considered as … Read more
Situational crime prevention theory intends to be a practical way in crime prevention (Clarke, 1992; Clarke & Cornish, 1983). Crime can be prevented through reducing the opportunities latent within the situation (Clarke, 1983; Cornish & Clarke, 2003; G. R. Newman, Clarke & Shoham, 1997). Situational crime prevention is actually a combination of routine activity … Read more
Introduction Corporate social responsibility, the feeling of responsibility towards the community, expressed by managing their business processes in such a way that they contribute to society (Baker, Unknown), is not only about making a profit. It is also about helping society. Thus, you would expect that corporate philanthropy, organizations donating money, goods or time … Read more
History In 1854 the United States forced Japan to either agree to trade in peace, or suffer the consequences in war, ending Japans 200 years of self-imposed isolation. In 1868 Japans military government, the shogunate resigned In 1868 and the emperor Meiji’s imperial power is restored, which is known as ‘’The Meiji Restoration ’’. … Read more
ay iSystem is a set of two or more interrelated component which are combined and interacted to achieve goals. Software is used to process data which are the recorded and stored facts and the data had being processed is called information. However, accounting information system (AIS) is used for collecting, processing, and storing data … Read more
