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    Australia is one of the most vibrant multicultural countries in the world. The country is the home to the world’s oldest continuous cultures. Since the end of the Second World War, about seven million people have migrated to Australia, hence the rich cultural diversity is one of the country’s strengths and centered in the national identity. Nevertheless, despite the Racial Discrimination Act, 1975 coming to force, different generations in Australia have experienced the issue of ethnicity in…

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    Psychologist Carl Rogers and his colleagues were the first of their time to record, transcribe, and publish their own cases of psychotherapy. One of Roger's main contributions to the counseling field was his person-centered theory. Contrasting Roger's theory is existential psychotherapy, created by Viktor Frankl (a prisoner from a Nazi concentration camp), Rollo May (brought existentialism into the United States), and Irvin Yalom (Seligman et al., 2014). Gestalt therapy had similar attributes to…

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    Cultural and Social Capital Theory The theory of capital first explored in the 19th century by German philosopher and economist Marx (1995/1867, 1885,1894) and further developed during its reemergence in the 20th century by sociologist Bourdieu (1986), supports the notion of capital in its various forms as a set of constraints governing our chances of success (Marx, 1995/1867, 1885,1894; Bourdieu 1986). Both cultural and social capital have been identified to be a valuable resource that set…

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    Premise one In the first premise Colin Harper from Advance Australia has tried to ‘appeal to novelty’. They claimed that the wearing of the Burqa is a medieval practice and Australia is a modern country, therefore it should not be allowed. This is fallacious as the age of the practice has no implication of its properness in the Modern Australia. Also Harper claims that the Burqa “represents the repression domination of women”. Harper mentions that equality is one of Australia’s core values and…

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    Friedman (2005) described how technology and the fall of trade barriers have led to the integration of markets and nations, companies, and nation-states to reach around the world faster and cheaper than ever before. The evidence of this interconnectedness in our lives is seen every day—from the food we eat to the coffee we drink to the clothes we wear, sports teams recruit talent from around the globe, and the iPhones we use to communicate are manufactured in more than 19 different countries are…

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    Soil Health Assessment on the Sanborn Field Long-Term Experiment Study: a review Saranya Norkaew Department of Soil, Environmental, and Atmospheric Sciences School of Natural Resources, University of Missouri-Columbia MO Introduction Degradation of soil resources is still the most serious and widespread threat to humankind. Soil has an important role to play in the global environment of food security, water security, climate stability, biodiversity, and ecosystem services (McBratney et al.,…

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    operations are computerized which limits the need for physical exertion. Implementation of CTE programs in special education had a positive effect on the students and challenges teachers to improve their quality of education. This has resulted in a continuous improvement of education in the nation and a resulting reduction in the skills gap among different people. Implementation of CTE special education continues to improve the mental health of students involved by creating opportunities for…

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    Emma believes that Health Care Data quality has gradually become important as her healthcare organizations focus more towards customer relationships and better management. Emma made an offer to Larry Bollinger to become a CIO. I believe that Emma hired Larry to represent her organization as they pursue and desire of improving the quality of patient care and unifying organizational data. Securing healthcare organization’s data is one of their organization’s number one priority, which is not only…

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    1. INDUSTRY : FMCG SECTOR • India’s FMCG industry to grow from $37 billion in 2013 to $49 billion in 2016. • Industry is expected to grow 7% in 2014, 10% in 2015 and about 12% in 2016 (Neilsen, 2014) Health and Wellness Sector: We see worldwide and local FMCG brands putting resources into is wellbeing and health. Wellbeing and health is a super pattern forming shopper inclinations and shopping propensities and FMCG brands are tuning in. Driving worldwide and Indian sustenance and refreshment…

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    For me personal mastery teaches that an individual needs to establish their own vision and values and align their actions to these visions and values. These visions and values should also be aligned to that of the organisation. It requires the person to look critically at the current reality and clarifying what is important to them and what they need to do to achieve what they want. This generates what is referred to as creative tension and in personal mastery it requires individuals to learn…

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