Discuss why Market Research is Important The History of Marketing Research The importance of studying consumer behavior Millennials: Changing Consumer Behavior:

Why Market Research is Important The History of Marketing Research The importance of studying consumer behavior Millennials: Changing Consumer Behavior: Goldman Sachs’ Lindsay Drucker Mann Gen-Z Matters More than Millennials: Goldman Sachs’ Christopher Wolf Understanding distribution channels Distribution Channels Marketing Research and Intelligence Association Occupational Outlook Handbook -Market Research Analysts Marketing Research Association A Model of Industrial Buyer Behavior Consumer Behavior: The Psychology of Marketing Distribution: Channels and Logistics Channels of Distribution Resources US Census Bureau: American Fact Finder Database Nielsen Association for Consumer Research /

Critically analysing an internationally established proficiency test

Aims/Objectives: Review relevant second language assessment and testing theories Discuss current issues in second language assessment and testing theories and practices Demonstrate skills in critically analysing high-stakes international proficiency tests Assessment Description: Undertake a critical analysis of an international proficiency test (such as IELTS, OET, TOEFL, PTE Academic, CAE) using relevant second language assessment and testing theories. Critically discuss the advantages/disadvantages you identify in the test. Consider the impact of the high-stakes test on the test-takers and other relevant stakeholders, its backwash, validity, reliability, and educational, social and cultural perspectives of the test. Support your claims from the textbook readings and other scholarly sources (e.g. peer-reviewed journals, scholarly books and edited book chapters), using in-text citations and listing no less than six references. – Choose either PTE Academic or CAE for the critical analysis.

Texas Government:Discuss the formal and informal powers of the Governor Texas

Objective: The objective for this assignment is for students to understand the critical linkage between participatory democracy (elections) and public policy in a representative democracy. It is the individual and corporate responsibility of the voters to make sure that elected officials implement public policy beneficial to the public and, if they do not, to remove them from office the next election. Students must explain how elected governors can use their formal and informal powers to influence public policy. Scenario for the assignment: Congratulations! You have recently been elected the Governor of Texas. You built your successful campaign around promises to address four issues that are significant to the voters of Texas: controlling immigration from Mexico, upgrading the state’s roads and highways, making sure the death penalty is applied fairly and improving k-12 education. Please discuss each of these issues and focus on the following: Instructions: 1. Write a paper that answers the questions below. 2. In explaining how you will vote on the bill, be sure to explain the following: Why these issues likely helped get you elected Governor (refer to Campaign message and campaign strategy from Unit 2)? (Unit 2 Written Lectures, Slide 24) Discuss the formal and informal powers of the Governor Texas? (Unit 6 Written Lectures, Slides 5-9) What is at least one formal power (do not use the same formal power all of the issues) that you can use to get each policy passed by the legislature? (Unit 6 Written Lectures, Slides 5, 6 & 7) What is at least one informal power (do not sue the same informal power for each of the issues) that you can use to get each policy passed by the legislature? (Unit 6 Written Lectures, Slides 8 &9) 3. The paper should include subject headers (ie. Campaign Issues, Formal Powers, Informal Powers, etc.). 4. Follow the rubric for grading criteria. Percent 0 % 60% 80% 100% Why were these issues chosen for the campaign? 15% No Effort Repeats issues, but limited discussion of why they matter. Lists issues, but more a generic discussion of why issues matter- not specific to these issues. Explains why each of this issues would be important to Texas voters. Formal and Informal Powers 25% No Effort Just lists formal and informal powers or does not distinguish between the two. Lists, but does not thoroughly discuss formal and/ or informal powers.

Describe Welsh studies of learning Curves in Second Language Acquisition

Dear writer, my PhD supervisor has just been to a Conference at Wales University. The presenter, Ennli M. Thomas from Bangor University, Wales, was showing some slides with non-linear graphs of Welsh grammar learning. Here is the link to this professor: https://www.bangor.ac.uk/education-and-human-development/Staffpages/EnlliThomas.php.en Kindly can you refer to any sources/publications about these graphs of Welsh grammar acquisition?

Write a brief summarization of your findings and discuss how you might improve your own health and wellness.

Use This Book Eliopoulos, C. (2017). Invitation to Holistic Health: A Guide to Living a Balanced Life 4th ed. Burlington, M.A. Jones and Bartlett Learning. 1284105482 -INSTRUCTIONS Complete and analyze your own current health status by utilizing the Basic Human Needs Assessment format found in chapter1. Write a brief summarization of your findings and discuss how you might improve your own health and wellness.

Nursing professional identity -Write a dilemma between ethics and law (in Australia) – a pregnant teenager

Nursing professional identity – ethics and law (in Australia) Topic :Nursing professional identity – ethics and law (in Australia) – a pregnant teenager The Scenario Sandy Wilson, fifteen years old, had just completed a three-month check-up for a fractured ankle. The fracture had healed completely without complications, but her haemoglobin level was in the low-normal range. As a precautionary measure, she was sent to Mary Jones, a nurse practitioner, for diet counselling. Not long after Sandy had met in Marys office, she confided that she thought she was pregnant, but that she did not want anyone else to know, especially her mother. After some questioning, however, it became clear to Mary that Sandy had no clear idea of what she was going to do about the suspected pregnancy. Before Mary could begin to think the situation through, Mrs Wilson knocked on the door and asked to come because she wanted to speak to Mary. Mrs Wilson entered and told Mary that Sandy had been nauseated and very tired lately, and asked Mary Do you have any idea what could be causing this? As Mary prepared to respond, Sandy remained silent and glared at her. ______________________________________________________________ Professional judgement requires that Mary, the Nurse Practitioner [NP] recognises the full range and complexity of issues involved in the Sandy Wilson scenario and be able to weigh these in the balance and come to a considered decision about what is best given the circumstances. In the scenario, there are legal, ethical and clinical issues which the nurse must attend to. Such judgement improves with experience and reflective attention to that experience. All the following questions must be attempted. Please note that the majority of time should be spent on section 4 as this carries the highest percentage of marks. The word limit is 1200 words. Case Study Questions 1. Briefly note the problem that exists for Mary [what is the most basic thing ethically that the nurse must address] 2. Make a list of the things YOU think are the most ethically/legal significant factors in the scenario. In other words what things would have to take into account if thinking and decisions are to be ethically and legally appropriate in this situation?] 3. List 2 (two) options available to Mary, which are the most obvious courses of action, given what she takes the problem to be. Then choose ONE course of action 4. Develop an argument/rationale for the stance (course of action) taken by Mary.
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