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Social Penetration Theory
Social Penetration Theory The social penetration theory was created by Irwin Altman and Dalmas Taylor as a way to predict the gradual progression of discloser in human communication. The social penetration theory is a set of layers that attempt to predict the slow process of going from strangers to the closest of companions. Social penetration is defined as, "the process of developing deeper intimacy thru mutual self-discloser and other forms of vulnerability"(Griffin). The theory states
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Social Anxiety: Cognitive Biases and Treatment Methods
Social Anxiety: Cognitive Biases and Treatment Methods Social anxiety can be defined as the emotions behind the aim to avoid social situations (Leary & Kowalski, 1995). It is closely tied with shyness as Ledley and Heimberg (2006), suggest they consist of similar cognitive biases and the difference is not significantly evident. Individuals experiencing social anxiety fear negative evaluation and fear being unsuccessful in making a certain social impression that they desire (Schlenker & Leary, 1982).
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How to Become a Social Entrepreneur
One well-known contemporary social entrepreneur is Muhammad Yunus, founder and manager of Grameen Bank and its growing family of social venture businesses, who was awarded a Nobel Peace Prize in 2006.[10] The work of Yunus and Grameen echoes a theme among modern day social entrepreneurs that emphasizes the enormous synergies and benefits when business principles are unified with social ventures.[11] In some countries - including Bangladesh and to a lesser extent, the USA - social
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Corporate Social Responsibility (csr) in the Middle East
During our trip to the Middle East, a common theme stuck with me during our company visits. The subject is one that I have worked with in my current career, although not directly. In the United States, the subject is one that is almost a rule instead of a guideline for companies. The subject is Corporate Social Responsibility. I was surprised by immaturity of CSR in the Middle East compared to the States, as well
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Putnam - Social Capital
Before reading the article I had realized that my current generation was more distant and less community based than the generation of my grandparents, but I had always blamed it on technology without looking at other factors as well. As a society we have almost lost what makes us a society because of less personal connections and more technological connections. In order to understand what that means you have to put a term to the
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Social Harassment
Social harassment always happen in everywhere ,especially in the workplace. There are two types of legal defination of social harassment. First, "something for something" means a person do something for someone ,and someone do something to that person too. Which is occurs when a job benefit is directly tied to an employee submitting to unwelcome sexual, for example,a supervisor promises to the employee that she or he will rise the employee position in the company
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Effects of Low Social Interaction
Effects of low social interaction What are effects of low social interaction? I guess, low self esteem and maybe suicide attemps… Why? Because if one is never social or don´t know how to be social one can never learn and if one can never learn then one can never ask if one can never ask one can never achieve if the achievement is not there one will walk around with its head down because of
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Social Capital
Social capital is capital that consists of informal norms that create the trust and cooperation among individuals. The values and norms such as honesty, trust and reciprocity will create social capital that brings benefits to the survival of the peoples in any political system. The trust values and spirit of the group must be existed for create good social capital. In layman definition to understand the social capital is "if you know me and I
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Social Marketing
Social Marketing: The systematic use of influence technology to achieve behavioral change to increase social good, when the marketplace alone cannot achieve that change. Used to increase good behaviors or decrease bad ones. Social marketing for society as a whole as well as the benefit of the consumer. Behavior Change: stop a bad behavior / Reduce a bad or overindulged behavior (eat fewer calories, save 10% of your income) / increase a good or underindulged
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Framing the Other as Evil - Deviance: Social Control and Conflict
‘FRAMING THE OTHER AS EVIL’ DEVIANCE: SOCIAL CONTROL AND CONFLICT SAMANTHA ALAMPI Introduction Evil is the violation of the most basic moral or ethical standards prescribed by a society, philosophy, or religion. Different ethical systems have different standards, those using one ethical system might describe perceived outsiders (those who follow a different system) as evil. But what makes a person Evil? How is it that we can explain such pure acts of evil and justify
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Corporate Social Responsibility Literature Review
The concept of Corporate Social Management (CSR) is widely distributed with “numerous definitions” (Wright, Siegel & McWilliams, 2006). The concept of CSR is important and in the constantly changing and evolving world, as the consumer’s opinion and benefit is an ever increasingly major aspect to how a company is viewed and to the performance of a company. The effectiveness of devoting organisation resources to socially responsible corporate behaviour has to be investigated as managers could
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Social History of Ideas
Table of Contents 1. Introduction 2. Article of Windshuttle: "White Settlement in Australia: Violent Conquest or Benign Colonisation" 2.1 Question 1 2.2 Question 2 2.3 Question 3 2.4 Main Question 3. Article of Grimshaw: "The Fabrication of a Benign Colonisation" 3.1 Question 1 3.2 Question 2 3.3 Question 3 3.4 Main Question 4. Statement of Peggy Patrick 4.1 Question 1 4.2 Main Question 5. Conclusion 1. Introduction Books Brannigan, M, C. (2001) Ethical Issues in
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Corporate Social Responsibility
Business ethics which include the practice of honesty and integrity are considered as an essential part in everyday operations of the company. Since the company's business is to deal with fast moving consumer goods so it is the policy of the company to provide not only healthy products to its consumers but also ensures clear and coherent view of its products range in all its advertisement campaigns. Further, statement of ethics and Business practices is
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‘celebrities Are Simply a Reflection of the Way in Which Social Values Change'. Discuss with Reference to the Changing Nature of Celebrity Status over the Past 100 Years.
There have been significant changes in society's values over the past 100 years. These values have be defined as ‘core beliefs that embody preferences, conceptions and ideals and can be distinguished from attitudes and opinions as being more fundamental and therefore exert greater influence on human and social behaviour'. (allacademic.com) In this paper I will attempt to prove that celebrities are simply a reflection in which social values change and exercise this argument by showing
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Country Road Findings - Social and Environmental Factors
Country Road – Macro Environment: Social and Environmental Factors: Fashion Market Trends - Global demand / awareness – Consumers are more attuned to what is being produced globally and their demand in terms of design and styles have emerged as a new challenge for manufacturers catering to a specific region. Brands like Country Road have to continue to innovate in their styles and ensure their product is globally competitive. - Pirates / cheap copies -
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Psy 100 - Social Influence and Social Cognition
Paper #3: Social Influence and Social Cognition Sewook Park, #157 PSYC100 Mylien Duong 3 December 2009 Introduction: From the very instant a child leaves its mother’s womb and takes its first gasp of air, gazing in bewilderment and fear of the reality it has just entered, to the moment a grumbling septuagenarian reluctantly follows his son to a nursery home, we all seek to be in the company of others who care for us,
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Levi's Corp Social Performance: The Impact for Society and Stakeholders
Levi's Corp Social performance: The impact for society and stakeholders Fashion has always been one of the most attractive things in human society. People loves beauty things, everybody wants to show the best side of themselves to other people. With the development of technology and economy, people's life style and perception has been changed (Lap; Peters 1992). Meanwhile, the fashion's tastes of people also become more complicated, but jeans will be one of the most
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An Analysis of Cause-Related Marketing Implementation Strategies Through Social Alliance: Partnership Conditions and Strategic Objectives
Assignment 13- Journal Article Critique Authors' names: Liu, Gordon and Ko, Wai-wai Title of article: An Analysis of Cause-Related Marketing Implementation Strategies Through Social Alliance: Partnership Conditions and Strategic Objectives Title of Journal: Journal of Business Ethics, 100.2 , 2011, 253-281 As the Green movement strongly emerges and dominates the media attention as the new "right thing to do" and companies in the United States of America and all over the world realizing how important
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Social Engineering
Social engineering is an art form that has been perfected throughout history. It has recently been attached to information technology as a way to describe a form of hacking. In reality it expands far beyond technology. The dictionary defines social engineering as the manipulation of the social position and function of individuals in order to manage change in a society ("Social Engineering", Collins English Dictionary). A more specific definition as it applies to information technology
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Gender Bias and Equaility in Media and Technology
Gender Bias and equality in Media and Technology "The people who resist change will be confronted by the growing number of people who see that better ways...are available thanks to technology." Bill Gates In the field of technology, there is a growing trend of women in technology accomplishing great strides in specialties of engineering, electronics, and research. Women in computers and communications are dwindling, because of the boy's club mentality in this country. The Committee
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Conflict Theorist and Functionalist Theories Regarding Causes of Social Problems
1. Explain conflict theorist and functionalist theories regarding causes of social problems? Who/what are the reasons for these problems? How would each solve these problems? a. Functionalists believe that every role we have and every task we do and every social problem in this society serves a function. (Very conservative theory). Social problems serve a purpose in the sense that it serves as a warning. (Ex: Teenage mothers, and then families wouldn't allow their daughters
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The Response to Social Control and Anti Surveillance Groups
Activist groups that tackle surveillance systems respond to how governments and corporations use technology for social control. There are many groups around the world responding to the rise of surveillance systems. By challenging these systems, activist groups attempt to inform the general public about the overwhelming advances in technology that are used by governments and corporations to monitor people. Whenever violations to privacy rights occur, activist groups ranging from grass root collectives to international think
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Social Promise Vs Commitment in Drb-Hicom Csr
In general, social promise is a declaration by written or verbal that made by one person to another, which binds the person who makes it to do, or to forbear to do. It is also can be a declaration which gives to the person to whom it is made a right to expect or to claim the performance or forbearance of a specified act. DRB-Hicom Company made their social promise through their vision and mission.
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Arguments for and Against Social Responsibility
Arguments for and against Social Responsibility by V S Rama Rao on November 10, 2009 The major arguments for the assumption of social responsibilities by business are: 1) Public expectations: Social expectations of business have increased dramatically since the 1960s. Public opinion in support of business pursuing social as well as economic goals is now well solidified. 2) Long run profits: Socially responsible businesses tend to have more and secure long run profits. This is
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Corporate Social Responsibility
Assessment 2: Research Project/Essay Business Ethics, Corporate Social Responsibility, & Globalisation, within the Global Electronics Industry Presented to: Dr Gustavo Guzman 7112IBA Globalisation & Corporate Social Responsibility, G01_2.13A, Griffith Business School, Gold Coast Campus Prepared by Kevin Vohra 2746020 Word Count = October-29-2011 INTRODUCTION The global electronics industry comprises of many partners that make up a complex international supply chain. Due to globalisation, TNCs have set up subsidiaries that operate in under developed foreign countries
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