State your topic choice for the assignment and explain why you chose it. 

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 Digital Resource: Adams, K., & Galanes, G. (2017). Communicating in groups: Application and skills (10th ed.). New York, NY: McGraw-Hill. eISBN-13: 9781259983283

 

  • State your topic choice for the assignment and explain why you chose it.
  • Provide a brief summary of what you plan to research about your topic. For example, in-depth might require regarding the pros and cons of INFJ MBTI personality type in groups compared to ISTJ personality types in groups, while an in-breadth topic might examine 16 MBTI personality types interacting in groups.
  • Explain what you hope to learn through the experience.
  • Compile an annotated , which will consist of no fewer than eight scholarly resources that are less than 6 years old, with the exception that you may include no more than two older articles that are widely recognized as seminal or classic works.

Topics

  • Leadership style and group impact

Benefits and qualities of groups in human services

write an article on Important Aspects of Crisis Communication. It needs to be at least 1500 words.

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Hello, I am looking for someone to write an article on Important Aspects of Crisis Communication. It needs to be at least 1500 words. There has been a revolution in social media and the internet in recent years the form of communication is also important because it will ensure the right sort of information is accessible to the right people and in a timely manner. This paper will therefore look at the ways of communication in case of a crisis looking at which organizations should be contacted, the most effective communication process, the challenges and the advantages of crisis communication, how the media helps in crisis management, and what is the appropriate technology to disseminate the information given the technological advancements. This paper uses a scenario of crisis communication by the director of a Regional Emergency Management Office about reports that public water supplies in several towns in the area have become contaminated with a life-threatening biological agent.

The first aspect that the director needs to consider is the groups that he needs to contact in order to instill confidence in his office and in the people that his office has everything handled while at the same time give the necessary information to the people to prevent the escalation of the crisis. First, it is important for the director to contact a medical expert who is conversant with the biological agent and its effects on the people, animals, and even plants using the water. A medical expert is important in communicating the risks that are associated with the biological agent in the water and what dangers are posed once a human or animal is exposed to the water. It is important to inform the people whether the water is only unusable for drinking or it can also affect the skin while washing or taking a bath. The medical expert, therefore, offers very informative information to the people and ensures that they have the knowledge of what to do and how to handle the crisis. The information also ensures that people do not start creating their own myths and unsubstantiated information about the crisis. It is also important to contact experts on the biological agent affecting the water and plumbers and other people who have knowledge of the water supply in the area.

write an article on Business Law and Law of Contract. It needs to be at least 1250 words.

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Hello, I am looking for someone to write an article on Business Law and Law of Contract. It needs to be at least 1250 words.

Paul Richards (2007, 16) “An offer is an expression of a willingness to contract on certain terms made with the intention that a binding agreement will exist once the offer is accepted.” &nbsp.Thus, resulting from the brief definition of an offer it is possible to assume that Cheryl’s advertisement represents an offer to contract. Her offer was made in writing, as a published advertisement in a local newspaper. Moreover, her offer was published in a local newspaper, read by a large group of persons. Cheryl’s offer is unilateral as she “promised” in her advertisement to sell her minibusses to anyone who will pay £15,000. Therefore, Cheryl made a legal conditional promise. On the other hand, there is the possibility, as it happened in Cheryl’s case, that more than one person will become interested in her offer and will be willing to accept it. Thus, it is necessary to clarify, judging by each person’s actions, who has the right to enter into a contract with Cheryl.

The general rule of acceptance of an offer resulted from the case of Holwell Securities V Hughes 1974, where it was stated that the acceptance of one’s offer must be communicated to the offeror by the person that is accepting the offer in any possible way. Of course, the manifestation of the acceptance must be exteriorized, so that it is understood by the offeror. Moreover, the manifestation of accepting the offer must be linked to the offer itself and the offeror must receive the acceptance.

There are several manners of accepting an offer: in written form, orally, or by mail. In order to understand if Cheryl has a contract with any of the accepting parties, their manners of acceptance must be analyzed. The first person – Britney – told Cheryl she would let her know within the following week whether or not she would purchase the minibusses. The following week Britney accepted the purchase price of the black minibusses for £15,000 by speaking to Cheryl directly.&nbsp.

Compose a 1750 words assignment on family in europe history.

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Compose a 1750 words assignment on family in europe history. Needs to be plagiarism free! Though the Reformists opposed this use of marriage being a sacrament as the means to maintain control on the marriage ceremony, they too followed the requirement for the marriage ceremony, which includes the speaking of the words that tie the man together to take place within a church and under the supervision of a clergyman. Thus marriage as a religious ceremony consisted of the man and woman taking their oath in a church environment under the supervision of a member of the clergy. As the written word became more in use and the Church gradually introduced forms a form of registering marriages on paper, so that it could uphold any scrutiny.

These practices of the Church were not necessarily followed in all parts of Europe. In these parts of Europe, the marriage ceremony was purely a civil ceremony with the marriage ceremony taking place outside the environment of the Church and in the presence of an important civilian or an individual with legal authority like a notary. Thus the oath between the man and woman in a civil ceremony was taken in homes, most often at the residence of the bride with a civilian authority presiding over the marriage ceremony. The marriage ceremony under this practice included the creation of an official document that gave the marriage legal status. (1).

The rituals associated with marriage started with the negotiations on the contract of marriage between the man and woman and on arriving at an agreement the contract was signed. The next ritual was the publishing of the three wedding banns in the Church, which was a step taken by the Church to verify any impediments in marriage between the individuals and the series of banns started three weeks prior to the wedding. Dowry was an accepted social norm and it was often paid in installments with the final installment on the wedding day. In some arrangements, the payment of dowry installments extended into the first year of marriage. Betrothal was the most significant ritual associated with marriage. The betrothal was celebrated ceremoniously, as it was considered a step in establishing the relationship between the man and woman.