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ETHC 324 Discussion 2 Liberty University This module/week, you studied the task of being a policy analyst, and examined 3 general normative approaches used to evaluate the ethical dimension of public policy in a liberal society. This exercise focuses on applying the theoretical structures of the normative ethics of utilitarianism and deontology, as well as…
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ETHC 324 Discussion 1 Liberty University This module/week, you studied the ethical dimensions of public policy that occur at different levels of thinking. Public policy deliberations are not normally highly polarized. Many issues are settled through legal or social science analysis (e.g. economic reasoning), but more social policy problems have become increasingly divisive. Imagine that your cabinet secretary…
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RLGN 104 Worldview Paper Content: Fulfill the requirements as listed above. Answer the following questions in 3 clearly separate parts (I, II, and III). Part I: (50–100 words total) What is a worldview? Define what the term “worldview” means. Use descriptive phrases to support your definition. Part II: (300–500 words total) Articulate the biblical worldview…
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RLGN 104 Critical Thinking Paper Select 1 of the following worldviews (Secular Humanism, Hinduism, Buddhism, or Islam) that have been considered in the course content. Identify the worldview that you have selected on your title page. Using course content and additional sources outside of the course, complete the following: Note: This is a “Critical Thinking”…
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ETHC 323 Ethical Analysis Paper 3 Liberty University In Module/Week 7 of this course, you will be required to compose a third Ethical Analysis Paper. This paper involves research into the history of ideas, but it is not a history research paper. For this paper, you must trace and analyze the question, “Why be moral?”…
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ETHC 323 Ethical Analysis Paper 2 Natural law ethic is commonly thought to be the moral theory that influenced the American Founders. However, though it is often overlooked, Scottish Moral Sense/Sentimentalist ethical theory was also influential to key Founders. In this paper, analyze and discuss common tenets of Moral Sense Theory. The paper must include…
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ETHC 323 Ethical Analysis Paper 1 Analyze and discuss common themes in the ethical theories of the philosophers in this module/week. Include your explanation of the philosophers’ answers to the question, “Why be moral?” In regard to the skeptic’s question, use Duncan Richter’s interpretation in Why Be Good? as your starting point.
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ETHC 323 Discussion 5 Liberty University Topic: After Nietzsche Always read critically! Be mindful that the textbook authors have their own idiosyncratic perspectives. Typically they are naturalist, but not Christian. You are exploring the secular mindset in which public policy is conducted. Answers to the following question require that you be succinct. This means you…
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ETHC 323 Discussion 4 Liberty University Topic: Hobbes Always read critically! Be mindful that the textbook authors have their own idiosyncratic perspectives. Typically they are naturalist, but not Christian. You are exploring the secular mindset in which public policy is conducted. Answers to the following question require that you be succinct. This means you have…
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ETHC 323 Discussion 3 Liberty University Topic: Luther & Calvin Always read critically! Be mindful that the textbook authors have their own idiosyncratic perspectives. Typically they are naturalist, but not Christian. You are exploring the secular mindset in which public policy is conducted. Answers to the following question require that you be succinct. This means…
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ETHC 323 Discussion 2 Liberty University Topic: Aristotle Always read critically! Be mindful that the textbook authors have their own idiosyncratic perspectives. Typically they are naturalist, but not Christian. You are exploring the secular mindset in which public policy is conducted. Answers to the following question require that you be succinct. This means you have…
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ETHC 323 Discussion 1 Liberty University Topic: Plato Always read critically! Be mindful that the textbook authors have their own idiosyncratic perspectives. Typically they are naturalist, but not Christian. You are exploring the secular mindset in which public policy is conducted. Answers to the following question require that you be succinct. This means you have…
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YOUT 201 Quiz 4 Liberty University The phrase “Word of the Lord” is used __________ times in Scripture. In relation to philosophy, the __________ is what the ministry is about (individual; disciple): Regarding presenting God’s Word in God’s way, there are four points of communicating His truth. Which one is not listed in the text?…
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YOUT 201 Quiz 3 Liberty University According to the author, there are various qualities of vibrant spiritual formation. The __________ church model is about the family. “When it comes to parents being involved in student ministry they should not have to go through the same vetting process that any other volunteer goes through.” The Apostle…
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YOUT 201 Quiz 2 Liberty University (In reference to the parachurch and local church) “When there is a common ministry goal, as well as a common age group to be ministered to, a __________ can truly be beneficial for the sake of the kingdom.” According to Josh McDowell (on post-modernism), “Truth does exist in an…
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YOUT 201 Quiz 1 Liberty University Set 1 One of Dr. Vandegriff’s former teenagers was a young man who did not necessarily fit in to the youth ministry, yet, upon reconnecting ten years later, he found this young man to be a truck driver and former US Army Ranger. Parents must be willing to train…
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BUSI 240 Quiz 8 Liberty University Set 1 One of the functions of ________ is that it is a spawning ground for emerging values that keep the firm aligned with the needs of customers, suppliers, society, and other stakeholders. ________ is a system whereby newcomers are assigned to coworkers for sources of information and social…
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BUSI 240 Quiz 7 Liberty University Set 1 People tend to evaluate female leaders slightly less favorably than male leaders because Task-oriented leaders Scenario A EFT Inc. wants to empower and engage its employees. It has several teams consisting of highly skilled employees, and no one person on these teams has a specifically assigned position.…
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BUSI 240 Quiz 6 Liberty University Set 1 An influence tactic is called “soft” when it A person who has legitimate, reward, and coercive power over others in an organization is most likely to Because of your ________, when asked to recommend someone for valued positions, other network members more readily think of you than…
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BUSI 240 Quiz 5 Liberty University Set 1 ________ rules are supposed to encourage divergent thinking while minimizing evaluation apprehension and other team dynamics problems. Fellow team members often monitor performance more closely than a traditional supervisor. This is particularly true where the team’s performance depends on A role is a set of behaviors that…
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BUSI 240 Quiz 4 Liberty University Set 1 ________ is valuable throughout the decision-making process. Scenario F The Braided Bread company is struggling with how to break into the bagel market. They see this as an opportunity for growth, as it would not require any new machinery. The downside is that there is already a…
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BUSI 240 Quiz 3 Liberty University Set 1 According to expectancy theory, a skill-development training program would The best reinforcement schedule for motivating employees is According to the needs hierarchy theory, the concept of ________ suggests that people are naturally motivated to reach their potential. According to learned needs theory, people with a ________ desire…
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BUSI 240 Quiz 2 Liberty University Set 1 In organizational settings, empathy If John takes credit for work done on time, but blames his coworkers for his delays, his attitude is reflective of the Which of the following occurs most likely due to confirmation bias? The statement “First impressions are lasting impressions” best represents the…
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BUSI 240 Quiz 1 Liberty University Set 1 Which of the following is true according to the systematic research anchor? People who are self-motivated, organized, and can work effectively with technology are better suited for Employees, suppliers, and governments Which generation has a stronger motivation for personal development? Which of the following is most closely…
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EDUC 205 Quiz 1 Liberty University Set 1 Thorndike’s Law of Exercise has two parts: When observers are more likely to attend to models who demonstrate behaviors that help observers obtain goals, it is referred to as: Thorndike’s theory of learning was called: When a child whispers instructions while performing a task, it is referred…
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EDUC 205 Quiz 2 Liberty University Set 1 Learning material for the second or subsequent time after it previously had been learned is referred to as: Tulving postulated that forgetting represents inaccessibility of information due to: Which of the following is NOT a suggestion for maintaining student attention: All of the following are a phase…
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EDUC 205 Quiz 3 Liberty University Set 1 Knowledge that is derived from previously acquired knowledge and not directly from environmental interactions is what perspective of Constructivism? Which of the following is NOT a problem‐solving strategy? Representations of real or imaginary situations that cannot be brought into the learning setting are known as: Teaching that…
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EDUC 205 Quiz 4 Liberty University Set 1 All of the following are effects of learning goals on motivation EXCEPT: Which of the following is NOT a pretask in the model of motivated learning? Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs is a part of which theory? All models of motivated learning assume that motivation operates at all…
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EDUC 205 Final Liberty University Were a central feature of purposive behaviorism. Edwin Guthrie’s learning principles were based on the key behaviors of: F. Skinner’s influence is commonly applied to: Key motivational processes include all of the following EXCEPT: Learning from the consequences of one’s actions is known as: According to Skinner’s theory, _____ is…
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MATH 201 Project 4 Liberty University When performing a hypothesis test, you must make an assumption in order to perform it. Assume that the hypothesis you are testing (the null hypothesis) is true. This assumption allows you to calculate the probability of the test results. You then use that probability to decide whether or not…