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  • 1 pages no person shall spit.docx
    • no person shall spit.docx
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    • Canadian Legal System
    • CRIM 1160 - Fall 2013
    • ShaeDomitruk 300246069 Nopersonshallspitonthestreetquestions 1. Iwouldchosetheplainmeaningrulebecauseitstatesrightinthestatementthatitwasbe forethelawwentintoplace.Thismeanswhenhedidtheactofspittingtherewasnolaw tellinghimhecouldnotspit. 2. First,Ilookeda
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  • 3 pages 2-New Century Wellness Group.pdf
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    • Douglas College
    • System analysis
    • CSIS 2200 - Summer 2013
    • CASE New Century Wellness Group offers a holistic approach to health care with an emphasis on preventive medicine as well as traditional medical care. In your role as an IT consultant, you will help New Century develop a new information system. The New Ce
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  • 2 pages quick-placement-test-answer-key_updated.doc
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    • Douglas College
    • Cost Accounting 2
    • ACCOUNTING 3420 - Fall 2014
    • Inside Out QUICK PLACEMENT TEST ANSWERS Each answer is worth one point. (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) b b c d d c c a b d b b (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) (18) (19) (20) a a c b a d b a (21) (22) (23) (24) (25) (26) (27) (28) (29) (30) (3
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  • 2 pages Solutions to Ch 6.docx
    • Solutions to Ch 6.docx
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    • Cost Accounting 2
    • ACCOUNTING 3420 - Fall 2014
    • EXERCISE 6-27 Current selling price = $310,000 5,000 units = $62 1. Increase selling price to $68.20 ($62 110%). Operating income = ($68.20 5,000) $217,000 $70,000 = $54,000. 2. Reduce variable costs to 65% of sales. Operating income = $310,000 ($310,000
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  • 3 pages Solution to Assignment Problem Eighteen - 5(1).docx
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    • Cost Accounting 2
    • ACCOUNTING 3420 - Fall 2014
    • Solution to Assignment Problem Eighteen - 5 Part A - Net Business Income From The Partnership Net Business Income from the partnership is as follows: Accounting Income For The Period Additions: Partners Salaries Interest On Capital Contributions Meals And
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  • 42 pages 1.Introduction to information systems analsyis and design(1).pdf
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    • Douglas College
    • system analysis and design
    • COMPUTER S csis 2200 - Fall 2015
    • System Analysis & Design AN INTRODUCTION C O M P U T I N G S T U D I E S & I N F O R M AT I O N S Y S T E M S 2 2 0 0 1 Overview Course Description Information Systems Analysis & Design Project Management & Preliminary Assessment Overview Course Descr
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  • 673 pages global-crises-global-solution.pdf
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    • Douglas College
    • Management Essentials
    • BUSN 3310 - Winter 2015
    • This page intentionally left blank Global Crises, Global Solutions A unique publication exploring the opportunities for addressing ten of the most serious challenges facing the world today: climate change, communicable diseases, conicts, access to educati
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  • 18 pages GRAMMAR MECHANICS CHECKUP 1-14.docx
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    • Douglas College
    • Management Essentials
    • BUSN 3310 - Winter 2015
    • OADM 1240-003 Instructor: Julie Crothers Student: Rebecca S. Liang Grammar/Mechanics Checkup-1 Nouns Example: Two surveys revealed that many companies will move to the new industrial park. 1. Several attorneys worked on the three cases simultaneously. 2.
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  • 74 pages presentation-class-3-Winter.pdf
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    • Douglas College
    • Management Essentials
    • BUSN 3310 - Winter 2015
    • Eective Written Communication Heather Plett www.heatherplett.com session #3 H eather Plett sharing stories, wisdom & courage www.heatherplett.com Sunday, 9 December, 12 Check-in. How have you been since we last met? H eather Plett sharing stories, wisdom
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  • 5 pages 15 Reinforcement Exercises.pdf
    • 15 Reinforcement Exercises.pdf
    • Douglas College
    • Management Essentials
    • BUSN 3310 - Winter 2015
    • NAME Reinforcement Exercises LEVEL 1 Online Homework Help! For immediate feedback on odd-numbered items, go to www.meguffey.com . For each of the following sentences, underline any errors in punctuation. Then in the space provided, write the correct punct
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  • 2 pages GM Challenge 1.doc
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    • Management Essentials
    • BUSN 3310 - Winter 2015
    • MEMO To: Jessica Wu-Santana From: Martin Fitzgerald, Manager CC: Date: November 4, 2014 Re: Suggestion for Telecommuting Successfully To help you become an effective telecommuter Jessica, we have a few suggestion to share with you. I understand you will b
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    • Management Essentials
    • BUSN 3310 - Winter 2015
    • Page 29 Document for Revision Memo To: Jessica Wu-Santana From: Martin Fitzgerald, Manager Date: November 4, 2014 Re: Suggestions for Telecommuting Successfully To help you become an effective telecommuter, Jessica, we have a few suggestions to share with
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  • 2 pages Page 27 1.9 Translating idioms.docx
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    • Douglas College
    • Management Essentials
    • BUSN 3310 - Winter 2015
    • Page 27 1.9 Translating idioms a. let the cat out of the bag: reveal a secret carelessly or by mistake b. take the bull by the horns: deal decisively or dangerous situation c. he is a tightwad: a mean or miserly man; a person who hoards (accumulate) wealt
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  • 3 pages RW Chapter 2 and 3 problem exercises.pdf
    • RW Chapter 2 and 3 problem exercises.pdf
    • Douglas College
    • intermediate accounting
    • BUS 450 - Spring 2017
    • Exercises for next week Chapter 2 1. Building a balance sheet Penguin Pucks, Inc. has current assets of $4,800, net fixed assets of $27,500, current liabilities of $4,200, and long term debt of $10,500. What is the value of the shareholders equity account
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  • 2 pages neuro answer.txt
    • neuro answer.txt
    • Douglas College
    • intro to bio
    • BIO 131 - Fall 2016
    • 1.what part of the brain does an aniogram allow you to visualize c - arteries communication between th 2 hemisphere corpus 2.b in the 3. d 4.dorsal/ ventral strem a * 5.a homotopic callosal 6.d interpretor 7.d tom 8.b split brain 9.c global local 10.a c
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  • 5 pages ACCT 1110 - F2017 - Syllabus.docx
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    • Douglas College
    • accounting
    • ACCOUNTING 1110 - Fall 2017
    • COMMERCE AND BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION COURSE OUTLINE AND SCHEDULE ACCT 1110-002 PRINCIPLES OF ACCOUNTING I Prerequisites: None Semester: Fall 2017 Class Time: Tuesdays 2:304:30pm Class Location: NWS 1814 Instructor: Brandy Dudas Office Location: 4335G Emai
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  • 1 pages BUSM 4805 Paraphrasing Assignment-201730.pdf
    • BUSM 4805 Paraphrasing Assignment-201730.pdf
    • Douglas College
    • Principles Of Biology: The Biosphere
    • BIOL 1110 - Fall 2014
    • BUSM 4805 Paraphrasing Assignment Instructions: Paraphrase the paragraph below Cite the source as a footnote using Chicago style Include a title page, appropriately formatted with all *relevant information Copy and paste the original paragraph in q
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  • 1 pages week 7 reading assignment.docx
    • week 7 reading assignment.docx
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    • Behaviour in organizations
    • BUSINESS SOSC 2140 - Summer 2016
    • a. Work attitudes are just starting to be researched now. False b. Most writers agree about the size of the causal effect that attitudes have on outcomes at work. True c. Work attitudes are relatively easy to measure True d. Job satisfaction scores tend t
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  • 1 pages week 11 reading assignment.docx
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    • Behaviour in organizations
    • BUSINESS SOSC 2140 - Summer 2016
    • 1. Most cultures contain diverse values and ideas. True 2. Modern cultures stay the same from generation to generation. False 3. Cultural values are unique to each individual. True 4. Hofstede described the dimension of power distance as the degree to whi
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  • 1 pages week 3 reading assignment.docx
    • week 3 reading assignment.docx
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    • Behaviour in organizations
    • BUSINESS SOSC 2140 - Summer 2016
    • a. Rule breaking and resistance to general instructions are rarely found in organizations. True b. Non compliance is always intended to harm the organization. False c. One of the factors that can cause more rule breaking is the belief among workers that
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  • 10 pages week 4 notes.docx
    • week 4 notes.docx
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    • Behaviour in organizations
    • BUSINESS SOSC 2140 - Summer 2016
    • d.1 Power and Influence - non-compliance with rules and instructions is common and that attempts by administrators and supervisors to enforce the rules might promote resistance and counter-productive behavior (rule-breaking) - most organizational behavior
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  • 1 pages week 1 reading assignment.docx
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    • Behaviour in organizations
    • BUSINESS SOSC 2140 - Summer 2016
    • a. Organizational Behaviour (OB) is composed of a narrow range of topics False b. Organizational Behaviour is mostly concerned with the behaviour of people who arenotpaid for their work. False c. The baggage dropping behaviour described in the Air Canada
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  • 2 pages week 5 reading assignment.docx
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    • Behaviour in organizations
    • BUSINESS SOSC 2140 - Summer 2016
    • a. Most organizational problems are solved by getting workers to follow rules and instructions false b. According to the text, hard work in 2014 is the same as hard work in 1950. false c. Even low paid workers in service industries can be expected to have
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  • 1 pages week 10 reading assignment.docx
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    • Behaviour in organizations
    • BUSINESS SOSC 2140 - Summer 2016
    • 1. According to Katzenbach, a team is defined as any group of people working interdependently towards shared goals. True 2. Hoegl and Parboteeah want to restrict the term autonomous work team to any team which has, as one of its members, a coordinator or
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  • 2 pages week 6 reading assignment.docx
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    • Behaviour in organizations
    • BUSINESS SOSC 2140 - Summer 2016
    • a. Intrinsic motivation involves spontaneous satisfaction and interest True b. All enjoyable activities create intrinsic motivation. False c. Intrinsic and extrinsic motivation are the same type of motivation. True d. Intrinsic motivation is a form of aut
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  • 2 pages week 12 reading assignment.docx
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    • Behaviour in organizations
    • BUSINESS SOSC 2140 - Summer 2016
    • 1. Kellerman argues that most followers have been satisfied with the development of organizational leadership. False 2. Most theories of leadership emphasise the importance of authority and coercive power. True 3. According to Meindl, people have a bias i
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  • 1 pages week 2 reading assignment.docx
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    • Behaviour in organizations
    • BUSINESS SOSC 2140 - Summer 2016
    • a. The meaning of the concept of an organization depends upon the theoretical perspective of the writer True b. Public organizations aim to provide financial benefits for their owners. False c. The primary goals of public organizations are shaped by poli
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  • 5 pages ch.12.docx
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    • Douglas College
    • Sociological Explanation of Crim Behavior
    • CRIM 2252 - Fall 2013
    • Ch.12 social learning theory - there are 2 theories under social control theory: 1. developed by C. Ray Jeffery as a direct application of popular operant-based learning theories from psychology 2. developed by Ronald Akers social learning theory. - socia
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  • 3 pages Ch.6.docx
    • Ch.6.docx
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    • Sociological Explanation of Crim Behavior
    • CRIM 2252 - Fall 2013
    • Ch.6 anomie theory - anomie is a concept closely associated with 2 theorists, Emile Durkheim and Robert K. Merton - anomie refers to the breakdown of social norms and a condition in which those norms no longer control the activity of societal members - Me
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  • 5 pages Ch.11.docx
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    • Sociological Explanation of Crim Behavior
    • CRIM 2252 - Fall 2013
    • Ch.11 social control theory - control theory: refers to any perspective that discusses the control of human behavior - include explanations based on genetics, neurochemistry, sociobiology, personality, and environmental design - social control theories at
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    Observable, affected by external factors

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    An agreement that creates rights and obligations that can be enforced in a court of law

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