COLOR PALETTE ON IDESIGN

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Using the same examples as the Typography assignment (University, Educational Center, Spa, Your own example), create a new 8.5 x 11 portrait page in InDesign, and divide it into four equal sized boxes.

For each example, you will create a color palette. You are encouraged to use the color scheme-web resource (link in the reading folder). Your color palette will be made up of three colors: dominant or primary color, secondary color, and accent color [do not confuse with color categories, e.g. primary, secondary, tertiary].

For each example,

identify the color you selected, explaining why they are appropriate for the given example;
examine their relationship to each other (use color wheel for reference);
discuss each colors properties (saturation, intensity, luminance, shade, and tint).

Managerial Accounting

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It is a case study analysis. A Memo has to be written that notes the issues in the case study, analyzes the options, and provides a recommendation for the company. Calculations must be done to arrive to the conclusion (calculations should be in the appendix)

human psychology

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Objective:

To reflect on your attempts to change your unhealthy behavior.

Tasks:

Write a 1-2 page paper around the successes and challenges you have experienced in your attempts to change your unhealthy behavior. Discuss this in relation to the chosen behavior modification theory cited in Phase I. Also, if applicable, discuss modifications to your original behavior change plan.

Quantitative Design and Data Collection

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For the assignment this week, please consider the topic, problem, and purpose you might choose for your Signature Assignment, ensuring consideration of the contribution to the field of MFT. You can use and revise problems, purposes, and questions from past assignments in this course with the goal of continuing to improve and refine them. Please addresses the following:

Restatement of your problem, purpose, and research question(s).

Last week you examined multiple ways to collect data to answer your research questions. Based on your analysis and feedback, choose one quantitative data collection method, describe how it would be used in your hypothetical study, and justify why this method of data collection is the best choice.

Discussion and justification of your sample and population.

Potential limitations with the chosen data collection and/or sample to consider and steps that can be taken ahead of time to help avoid these limitations.

Analysis of any strengths and weaknesses you see with your design, data collection, and/or sample.

Discuss ethical issues to consider with quantitative data collection methods.
Be sure to use scholarly sources to support all assertions and research decisions.