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Stress Management Program for Employee Assistance : Psychology

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You are a Health & Wellness Consultant who has been employed by the fictitious Tasty Coffee company to develop a Stress Management program for their Employee Assistance Program where poor work/life balance issues exist.

In a 600 – word APA formatted paper, cover the following areas of importance.

To help you with a consulting plan, follow these steps:

1. Introduction — how will you introduce yourself to the company manager?

2. Diagnosis — how will you “diagnose” the current company life balance problems and how will you set your goals for your plan?

3. Implementation — how will you exactly develop, implement, and evaluate your program?

4. Conclusion — how will you end your consultation and plan development with this company?

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Annotated Bibliography

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An annotated bibliography is a genre of research writing that is used to conduct preliminary research on an issue. Your annotated bibliography will identify, summarize, evaluate, and assess the relevancy of sources to your research topic and inform your awareness of your community of study. Select 5 distinct scholarly sources that, collectively, provide various perspectives on a single issue/question/debate. 

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Decreasing Waste in Supply Chain, Material & Inventory Management

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You have discovered that your unit is challenged with an overabundance of supplies. You recognize the overall waste and inefficiencies this creates in your unit. This week, identify issues in the supply chain, material and inventory management that can be used to decrease waste, improve efficiencies and increase value to the unit, hospital and patient satisfaction.

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Factors that Influenced the Athenian Decision to Invade Sicily

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What factors and incentives influenced the Athenian decision to invade Sicily? How might Nicias, an experienced and respected general, have communicated the risks of the campaign more effectively?

Reference materials must come from Robert Strawser, ED., The landmark Thucydides: A Comprehensive Guide to the Peloponnesian War (New York: The Free Press 1996).

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A Quote that Best Summarizes Your View of History

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Select 1 of the quotes below that best summarizes your view of history, discuss how this quote encapsulates your opinions.

a) History consists of a series of accumulated imaginative inventions. – Voltaire, philosopher

b) History is a myth that men agree to believe. –Napoleon, French leader



c) With the historian it is an article of faith that knowledge of the past is a key to understanding the present. – Kenneth Stampp, historian



d) History is who we are and why we are the way we are. ~David McCullough, historian, author of John Adams



e) I’m interested in the way in which the past affects the present and I think that if we understand a good deal more about history, we automatically understand a great more about contemporary life. – TONI MORRISON, Time interview, Jan. 21, 1998

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Analyzing ‘A Celebration of Emancipation’

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Lorna Goodison’s poem, “A Celebration of Emancipation,” deals with the Emancipation Act of 1834 which abolished slavery in the English colonies of the Caribbean, but did not grant full freedom to the slaves until they had completed what was termed “Apprenticeship,” an additional four years of mandatory labor on the sugar estates. The poem depicts the attitudes of those who were made free earlier to those who were still tied by Apprenticeship to the estates. Continue reading

Understanding the Lack of Democratic Governance in the Middle East

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Democracy is predominantly practiced by the western world. The disdain Arab nations have towards colonial powers has given democracy a negative connotation. Discuss the causes and effects of the lack of democratic governance in the Middle East. The populations of oil-producing states in the Middle East benefit from the distributive nature of the state, and thus have no reason to pursue greater political freedoms. Non-oil producing states on the other hand have an authoritative one-party system where the regimes promise economic well-being and security/stability in their region in exchange for the population’s political freedoms. Continue reading

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