Dean Said:

CAN SOMEBODY PLEASE ANSWER THESE?!?!?!!?

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You may want to post your question in the "Homework" section of Yahoo Answers. Good Luck.

Jorge Said:

Need help ASAP writing a thesis on learning styles.?

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You've got the topic "Learning styles"

Now you just need an opinion about learning styles. So, what do you think of them?

Then you need supporting information: Why do you think that about learning styles?

The supporting info can be from your personal life but should include probably more from research.

Bill Said:

I used the EPI for a project "learning styles & personality" but the examiner said it was outdated.plz advise.

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In my opinion the quality of your work would have more to do with how strictly you adhere to the scientific method, rather than if you are using the most modern tool. 100 years from now no one will be using the CPI either, but that doesn't mean that all research that used it will be invalid.

If you developed a method for controlling the variables and accurately testing your hypothesis, I would say that it was good research. But then again, I'm not the psych professor who is giving you your grade. Sometimes you do have to play their game. Good luck!

Brandon Said:

10 POINTS! can you define (10) words and explain + give example...look below!?

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lol you trying to get a job?

Melvin Said:

Is there a way to BS my way into an upper management or executive level job?

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Ok, even though your idea may not be on the highest moral plane, your question seems genuine.

Here's what you do:

1. Pick 10 target companies. The way to pick them is to call the business editors of all the area newspapers, and tell them you are doing some research on some of the most colorful business leaders in the area.

2. Narrow down the prospects that you receive. You need to find a kindred spirit. Look for similarities to yourself. In your case, look for fast growing companies, since they have rapid promotion possibilities. Look for privately held companies, since they tend to operate more entrepreneurially. Make sure that the person who built the company still runs it and has the power.

3. Research the target individuals. Again, you're looking for similarities. The ideal guy is someone who built the company himself by taking some gambles, doesn't have advanced degrees (believes in work and street smarts, not training), and ideally is a natural salesman. Salesmen love to be sold, and you are setting up to do the sales job of your life.

4. Arrange to meet your targets in a setting other than work, so that ultimately, it will be his idea to hire you. If they're a car nut, find a way to borrow a car that he will notice. Same thing with boats, music, golf, etc. If you connect in a place they love, it's instant bonding.

5. Bait the hook. You need to get the guy to notice you, and be intrigued. Doing donuts in the parking lot in a Ferrari might make the guy notice, but if he really appreciates cars, parking a couple of spaces away with the hood up on a Ferrari, will draw him in.

6. Once the hook is set, then it's up to you to come through with the goods. Not every rich self-made man is gonna hire any nutcase off the street, but if you get noticed, and it's his idea, then you have a shot. You need to plant seeds that you are innovative, resourceful, and could benefit him. Then wait for the magic words, "You know, I could really use a guy like you at my company." And if you want to close the deal, you better say, " That sounds great, but I don't know if you could really afford me."

It's all gravy after that.

By the way, I'm an executive recruiter, and my fee is 30%...

Crystal Said:

these are some wierd questions.. help?

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1. I would say a kinesthetic learner. Kinesthetic learners often would rather do a physical, hands-on activity compared to seeing something or hearing something.

2. Librarian. They definitely work in a quiet environment, and they can't just stop sorting all those books! They've got to get the job done.

3. Sorry, you're on your own for this one :P

4. I'd go with long-term memory, but I could be wrong. It would be awfully hard to forget something that's been stored in your long-term memory for a while.

5. Have a friend read study questions aloud to her and answer them. "Auditory" means "of or relating to the process of hearing", so hearing the answers aloud would probably suit her learning style best.

Best of luck :)
xo,
linds