Model Research Papers Samples That Help You Write Better, Faster & with Gusto

Instruction Models Approach to Teaching Adults in the Modern Day Classroom

Introduction
Before teaching the adult learners, it is essential for a teacher to understand the principles that work best with adult learners. If the strategies applied to teach preschoolers and school children are put into place for teaching the adult learners too, then that would not be an effective learning method, because adult learners are different from children when it comes to learn a new concept or analyze a situation. Malcolm S. Knowles (1973) is one of the first proponents of the need to apply strategic learning techniques to adult learning. Since adults are driven by the desire to Continue reading...

The Coca-Cola Company is a multinational corporation that deals with beverages, nonalcoholic beverage concentrates and also syrup. Its headquarters is in Atlanta, Georgia. It is widely known for its famous product Coca-Cola, which was invented in 1886 by a pharmacist known as John Stith Pemberton in Columbus Georgia. In 1889, the Coca-Cola formula and brand were bought by Asa Griggs Candler. The Coca-Cola was incorporated in 1892. The company markets its beverage products in more than 200 countries internationally.
Corporate social responsibilities initiatives can enhance brand reputation. For example, the Coca-Cola Corporation has been experiencing some conflicts in both Continue reading...

As the twentieth century commenced, the United States saw an evolution of its transport system at the dawning age of the automobiles. Prior that period, transportation within the country entailed horse-drawn carriages or walking on foot. Later, the bicycle invention saw Americans readily accept it as the new mode of transportation that supported personal and natural mobility. The same enthusiasm met automobiles that were faster and more convenient for its users albeit being more expensive than the bicycle. Eventually, cars within the American societies represented leisure for those lucky enough to own them and at the same time provided Continue reading...

Organization Change Management

Organization change management is a framework used to manage the effects of new business processes, cultural changes within any enterprise, or changes in the organizational structure. Change management consists of the processes, techniques, and tools that helps in managing the change that occurs at the people side to achieve the entailed business outcome. There are several types of change management tools and models used for controlling the culture or people of any organization; however, organizations choose one or more kind of models for their operations as according to the requirements and design. The most common types of organization change Continue reading...

Servant leadership in healthcare is referred to as the best model in the provision of healthcare. Servant leadership focuses on teamwork, trust, and caring for the needs of the patient. Servant leadership enables the health care providers to change the organization in a way that is beneficial to all the stakeholders (Gilster, 2014). At the same time, servant leaders are able create a good relationship between the patients and the service providers. The creation of a good relationship between patients and service providers enable them to share information that helps in the improvement of the quality of care that Continue reading...

OF

UBER SURGE PRICING

<Author>
<Student id>
<Class>
<Course>

Introduction

Uber is considered as one company that shook the taxi industry with its revolutionary and modern techniques and availability options. The company works as a referral service that connects passengers from 45 countries to local drivers simply by using their smartphones. The company not only provided rides anywhere but also facilitated with options for the service level or the car from low cost Toyota Prius, SUV, to service level like Uber LUX that provided posh options with Porsche Panameras and BMW 7 series sedans.
Lately a lot of hype Continue reading...

Introduction

Statistics and probability theory is widely used in social researches. In this paper I will show how the basics of this theory may be applied to a real world problem. My goal is to investigate how education level and race are related. I believe that there is a significant difference between race and level of education. It is well known that the problem of racism is still relevant in present days. The recent researches shown, that racism is inherent to most educated people. But they are carefully hiding this fact. Taking in consideration that white people are more likely Continue reading...

An initiative by the American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC), Magnet is a recognition program that identifies healthcare societies that show outstanding patient care. Further, the program seeks to recognize important inventions in the nursing profession and practice. The program is believed to be the leading source of successful nursing practice and strategies worldwide, consumers and patients depend on magnet’s decision to know the healthcare with the high credited nursing for patient care.
A large number of commissioners, individuals, both governmental and non-governmental organizations have stressed the importance of improving clinical working environments. It is believed that healthy working Continue reading...

Introduction

The balanced growth model focuses on prioritizing equality the economy. The capital mobilization and investment is equally distributed to all the sectors (JDSTH, 2011). The balanced model aims at creating simultaneous balanced growth of the various sectors in the economy. The balanced growth model was proposed by Roseitein Rodan and Ragnor Nurkse (JDSTH, 2011). The unbalanced growth model uses a different approach that focuses first on the strategic sectors. The other sectors develop later through the linkages effect. The unbalanced growth model is used mostly by the underdeveloped countries. The unbalanced growth model was proposed by Hirschman, Fleming, Singer, Continue reading...

Pricing Options Using Black-Scholes Model

In financial management, this model is widely used to price the European call and put options while ignoring dividend payments. Primarily, there are six major factors that impact the options pricing while Black-Scholes Model is used . These factors are as follows:

Market Price of Underlying Asset

As the most influential factor, a rise in current market price of an underlying asset tends to increase the call price and reduces the price of a put option. Vice versa will be the effect when the market price of underlying commodity declines.

Expected Volatility in Prices

Volatility, in financial markets, represents the extent to which the current market price of an Continue reading...

Identifying Health Behavior

Identifying Health Behavior
Weight losing exercises are predominantly pervasive in lively and energetic grown-up females. These tries to get fit can be more direct, as in time -constrained eating methodologies including numbering calories or confining particular sorts or amounts of nourishment or more extreme, as in fasting and accident slimming down. As a rule, fasting is considered highly hazardous action for weight reduction for one's wellbeing. More direct abstaining from food practices have likewise been connected to a mixed bag of negative welfare results, for example, weight cycling and feasting voraciously and in addition the advancement of dietary issues Continue reading...

Discussion section

Abstract
This paper evaluates the size of cars used in urban areas. Most city residents drive small cars; while big cars are often driven in rural areas. The paper evaluates the factors that lead to the use of smaller cars than bigger ones in urban areas. It describes three models for the research. Every model has a factor influenced by the size of cars and two implications for each model. The paper also covers the data for use in the research and it ends with findings and results.

Introduction

In urban areas, people often drive small cars than big cars. Continue reading...

Virginia Satir and the Virginia Satir Theory

Virginia Satir was born in June 26, 1916 and died in September 10, 1988. She spent her professional life as a social worker from which she drew her inspirations for writing several books about family therapy. Three of the most notable books that she wrote are: Conjoint Family Therapy; which was published in 1964, Peoplemaking, which was published in 1972; and The New People Making, which was published in 1988. It was her through her writings that she contributed significantly in the field of social work and in clinical studies.

The Virginia Satir Theory

As a social worker, Virginia Satir is concerned with Continue reading...

Introduction

There lacks a standard definition when it comes to gangs. Various scholars and research teams have come up with varied ways of looking at the term. The National Gang Center (2015) provides several terms that are synonymous with the word gang. These are street gang, youth gang and criminal street gang. Through these terminologies, two aspects stand out when talking about gangs. These are the street aspect and the street crimes. The first street aspect is all about the socialization process that takes place in the streets for the gangs, while the other crime aspects define what the gangs Continue reading...

Introduction

After the industrial revolution, a huge number of industries started its operation within a span of few years. However, due to the lack of automation at that time, most of the jobs were manual done by humans. Efficiency was dependent on the efficiency of the workers. During the late 19th century, industries were run like a family. It was often referred to as the “mom and pop” way of running business. The power of the organization was on individuals rather than on the organization. Employees worked for individuals and not for an organization. Also, in many cases, managers were Continue reading...

The goal of this research is to construct a multiple linear regression equation between

YEARSJOB (dependent variable) and JOBLOSE JOBSAFE JOBKEEP SATFIN FINALTER UNEMP (independent variables).
I begin with a descriptive statistics of this data:
. summarize yearsjob joblose satfin finalter unemp
Variable | Obs Mean Std. Dev. Min Max
yearsjob | 1156 7.956315 8.906898 .25 50
joblose | 801 3.292135 .8927769 1 4
satfin | 2038 2.080471 .7371224 1 3
finalter | 2033 2.132317 .7828774 1 3
unemp | 1374 1.621543 .485179 1 2
The data can be visualized by frequency histograms. We want to know if the data distribution significantly different from a normal distribution since it is one of the assumption of the regression analysis.
. histogram yearsjob, Continue reading...

Interpreting Logistic Regression Output from Excel

Interpreting Logistic Regression Output from Excel

Introduction

When we have a binary output variable Y, and we wish to model the conditional probability of (Y, given X) as a function of X, one approach is to perform logistic regression. Logistic regression introduces the ‘logistic transformation’, log p (x)/(1-p (x). This logistic transformation helps in avoiding results that would not normally make sense. Using this approach, logistic regression helps to determine the probability of a categorical dependent variable based on one or more predictor variables (Carnegie Mellon University, n.d.).
The challenge is to convert this data to a prediction Continue reading...

Introduction

Background of Organization
Lululemon is an international clothing brand that was founded in 1998 to cater to yoga practitioners (Shop.lululemon.com, 2015). The founder of the company, Chip Wilson, began teaching the first commercial yoga class in Vancouver and decided that there was something missing from the scene. As he continued teaching, he realized that there was a niche available for yoga clothing. At the time, much of the yoga clothing that was available was made from cotton blends; Wilson recognized the growing need for yoga clothing that was made from more of a spandex blend, as to avoid wicking Continue reading...

Slide 1

It’s hard to meet someone who does not know to which category of goods ZARA brand belongs to, even if asking those who are far from the textile sector. The secret of success of this particular brand is in the correctly developed strategy that adheres to virtually all employees of the company, from ordinary cutter to senior management. The emphasis is on quality products for the mass market with its not always high family budget, but the irresistible desire to look beautiful and wear comfortable clothes from famous designer brand. Any clothing is produced in various sizes that Continue reading...

Introduction. Many accounting issues are addressed by IFRS and US GAAP from different perspectives, with the US GAAP approach traditionally being rule-based and that of IFRS principle-based. The process of reconciling the differences often appears difficult, given different starting points, regulatory environments and financial reporting objectives. The story of work over the new FASB\IASB joint standard on leases aimed at replacing current International Accounting Standard (IAS) 17 is one of the examples of such differences.
Leases: similarities and differences under the current model. The major discrepancies in leases treatment between US GAAP and IFRS have evolved in the Continue reading...