Just need quick answers for a discussion post doesn’t need to be in word or anything if you dont want because I will just copy it to my discuss board.

1. What types of business risks have you experienced or seen in the media lately? What were the consequences of the risks and how could the risks have been mitigated (minimized)?

2. We live in an environment of increased accountability due to historical financial crises.

• What possible effects might rating agencies, regulators, and government officials have on risk management in the next 10 years?
• How might boards and senior executives be affected by these changes in risk management?

In our Week 1 Introduction Discussion many of you posted that you wanted to learn more about the Civil War.

please answer all the following questions

1) What significant new things did you learn from this week’s module? Write an in depth and thorough analysis.

2) How did your perspective about the war change from our study this week? Use examples and evidence from this week’s module 15, Chapter 14.
Make sure you display knowledge of Chapter 14 and the resources in the Week 15 Module. Do not make a list. Tell me what you learned by explaining and analyzing the topic or topics.

part of this assignment is a Reply post

Write a reply to a classmate. Your post should show understanding of the student’s post and your knowledge of the reading for Week 15.
Your reply should display new material beyond what you posted in your initial post and beyond what the student posted to which you reply.
Your reply should be at least 3 sentences long.

Jose Guerrero and his wife Maria own and operate a small human service business that provides substance abuse detox and counseling services for Heroin addicts. Presently, the business is located in Phoenix AZ. Mr. Guerrero and his wife have been offered a business venture and have been asked to move their agency to Twin Falls Idaho.

In a 1-2 page paper, address the following: From a research perspective what data will Mr. Guerrero need in order to make his business successful in its new location? What questions does he need to ask and how might he obtain his data? Be specific. Give examples.

Instructions

You will be completing a
worksheet with citations and a reference page this week.

Review the
assignment details for this week’s assignment below. You must submit your
assignment on or before 11:55 pm EST on Sunday of this week. Points will be
deducted for late submissions, and no assignments will be accepted more than 48
hours after the due date.

Assignment
Details:

Topic:

Review the TEDTalk on
Inequality and Rawls’ Veil of Ignorance. Imagine the ideal organization for
which you would like to work (this can be a health care organization, if
desired). If you were to use Rawls’ Veil of Ignorance, what rules would you put
in place at this organization? Pick two and describe the social contract that
would need to be in place, addressing parties involved, how each shows they are
part of the social contract, and what actions the parties must take to show they
are upholding the contract. Also address any consequences for not upholding the
social contract. Fill in the appropriate boxes on the worksheet with 2-3
sentences each. A separate reference page is required.

Please use the following
format when naming your Word document: ETH200 YourLastName Paper
6-1

Supporting your
work:

Use at least two pieces of
information from this week’s assigned material to support your work. These
should be included within the worksheet. You have an option to
supplement your work with additional material if needed, which must be from
scholarly sources (i.e., peer-reviewed journal articles, books, etc.). Wikipedia
is not a credible source.

All direct quotations and
information taken from your sources must be credited using APA Style®. Resources
on APA Style® may be found in the Hondros Library by clicking the “APA
Resources” link on the left navigation.

Documents to help
you:

Social Contract Worksheet
Paper

Social Contract Paper Grading
Rubric

Interactive APA
Checklist

Before submitting your paper, use the
interactive APA Formatting Checklist to make sure that you meet all of the APA Style
requirements for this assignment.Answer the questions honestly, and you will be directed to
resources to help you complete this aspect of the assignment.

This week you read a number of articles that used motive imagery as a way to profile leaders and groups.

• Discuss motivation and whether or not motivation is an important element when applying a personality profile to specific or hypothetical situation.

Required Readings:

Post, Jerrold. ed. 2005. The Psychological Assessment of Political Leaders. Ann Arbor: University of Michigan Press. – Chapter 7 and pages 306-312; 370-374. (34 pages)

Winter, David G., and Brooke E. Sweet. 2009. “Measuring Implicit British Perceptions of German Intentions in 1938-1939.” Political Psychology 30, no.6 (December): 839-861. (22 pages)

Schmitt, David P. and David G. Winter. 1998. “Measuring the Motives of Soviet Leadership and Soviet Society: Congruence Reflected or Congruence Created?” Leadership Quarterly 9, no.3 (Fall): 293-307. (14 pages)

Smith, Allison G. 2008. “The Implicit Motives of Terrorist Groups: How the Needs for Affiliation and Power Translate into Death and Destruction.” Political Psychology 29, no. 1 (February): 55-75. (20 pages)

Suedfeld, Peter, Ryan W. Cross, Jelena Brcic. 2011. “Two Years of Ups and Downs: Barack Obama’s Patterns of Integrative Complexity, Motive Imagery, and Values.” Political Psychology 32, no. 6: 1007-1033. (26 pages)

Recommended Optional Readings:

Peterson, Bill E., David G. Winter, and Richard Doty. 1994. “Laboratory Tests of a Motivational-Perceptual Model of Conflict Escalation.” The Journal of Conflict Resolution 38, no. 4 (December): 719-748.

McClelland, D.C. and R.E. Boyatzis. 1982. “Leadership, Motive Pattern and Long-Term Success in Management.” Journal of Applied Psychology 67: 737-743.

Smith, Allison G., Peter Suedfeld, Lucian G. Conway III, and David G. Winter. 2008. “The Language of Violence: Distinguishing Terrorist From Nonterrorist Groups by Thematic Content Analysis.” Dynamics of Asymmetric Conflict 1. no. 2 (July): 142-163.

Smith, Charles P., John W. Atkinson, David C. McClelland, and Joseph, Veroff, eds. (1992). Motivation and Personality: Handbook of Thematic Content Analysis. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press:

“Motivational Configurations,” pp.87-99; “The Achievement Motive,” pp.143-152; “A Scoring Manual for the Achievement Motive,” pp.153-178; “The Affiliation Motive,” pp.205-210; “A Scoring Manual for the Affiliation Motive,” pp.211-223; “Power Motivation Revisited,” pp.301-310; “A Revised Scoring System for the Power Motive,” pp.311-324; “Conceptual/Integrative Complexity,” pp.393-400; “The Conceptual/Integrative Complexity Scoring Manual,” pp.401-418.

Winter, David G. 1987. “Leader Appeal, Leader Performance, and the Motive Profiles of Leaders and Followers: A Study of American Presidents and Elections.” Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, 52: 196-202.

Winter, David G. 2003. “Asymmetrical Perceptions of Power in Crises: A Comparison of 1914 and the Cuban Missile Crisis.” Journal of Peace Research 40, no. 3 (May): 251-270.

Winter, David G. 2005. “Things I’ve Learned About Personality from Studying Political Leaders at a Distance.” Journal of Personality 73, no.3 (June): 557-584.

Winter, David G., Abigail J. Stewart, Oliver P. John, Eva C. Klohnen. 1998. “Traits and Motives: Toward and Integration of Two Traditions in Personality Research.” Psychological Review 105, no. 2: 230-250.

Winter, David G. and Brook E. Sweet. 2009. “Measuring Implicit British Perceptions of German Intentions in 1938-1939.” Political Psychology 30, no. 6: 839-861.

Winter, David G. and Leslie A Carlson. 1988. “Using Motive Scores in the Psychobiographical Study of an Individual: The Case of Richard Nixon.” Journal of Personality 56, no. 1 (March): 75-103.

Winter, David G., Margaret G. Hermann, Walter Weintraub, and Stephen G. Walker. 1991. “The Personalities of Bush and Gorbachev Measured at a Distance: Procedures, Portraits, and Policy.” Political Psychology 12, no. 2 (June): 215-245.

Winter, David G., Margaret G. Hermann, Walter Weintraub, and Stephen G. Walker. 1991. “The Personalities of Bush and Gorbachev Measured at a Distance: Follow-up on Predictions.” Political Psychology 12, no. 3 (September): 457-464.