PSYC 810 Quiz Data Analysis https://www.homeworksimple.com/downloads/psyc-810-quiz-data-analysis/ PSYC 810 Quiz Data Analysis Covers the Learn material from Module 6: Week 6. 1. Assume you want to use Reissman’s (2008) typology of four analytic strategies for narrative reporting. What question will help you think about the structural form? 2. What components are included in the three-dimensional space approach to coding a story for a narrative study? 3. Double entendres may point to an unconscious subtext 4. Which of the following are elements of analysis in phenomenological studies? 5. Creswell and Poth’s template for coding the essence of a phenomenological study includes which of the following? 6. Matt is comparing qualitative data analysis software. Which of the following is the most important consideration as he decides which one to use? 7. Yussen and Ozcan’s (1997) elements of plot structure for a narrative study include which of the following? 8. For grounded theory analysis according to Strauss and Corbin (1990, 1998), which of the following coding processes begins the analysis? 9. Making sense out of field notes is a straightforward proposition. 10. In Creswell and Poth’s template for coding a grounded theory study, axial coding categories include which of the following? 11. Interpretation in qualitative research involves abstracting beyond codes and themes to larger meanings of data. 12. Which of the following issues is most important to consider in the coding process? 13. Wolcott’s (1994) aspects of data analysis include which of the following: 14. Moustakas’ (1994) discussion of phenomenological analysis includes each of the following steps except: 15. What is the basic idea behind Van Manen’s (1990) process of “phenomenological reflection”? 16. Critics claim that qualitative research largely falls back on the three “I’s.” The three “I’s” include each of the following except: 17. Managing data involves organizing data. 18. In vivo codes are based on modification of participants’ words. 19. Sara is conducting a qualitative study of individuals who take nature walks. How might she represent her data? 20. Which of the following approaches to coding do Creswell and Poth recommend? 21. An in situ description is important because it provides: 22. When applying Creswell and Poth’s template for coding an ethnography, the cultural portrait of how a culture-sharing group works should include: 23. Which of the following methods is most important in a multiple case study? 24. Advantages of using computer software include which of the following: 25. The data analysis spiral includes which of the following procedures?
PSYC 810 Quiz Collecting Data https://www.homeworksimple.com/downloads/psyc-810-quiz-collecting-data/ PSYC 810 Quiz Collecting Data Covers the Textbook material from Module 5: Week 5. 1. A convenience sample may serve which of the following purposes: 2. Bogdan and Biklen’s (1992) questions concerning gatekeepers address which of the following questions: 3. The interview protocol should include which of the following elements: 4. Which of the following sampling approaches highlights what is normal or average? 5. Creswell and Poth recommend gathering field notes first by observing as an ‘______’ and then by moving into the setting and observing as an ‘______’. 6. Consent forms should provide all of the following except: 7. According to Creswell and Poth, which of the following varies across approaches? 8. For an ethnographic study, access typically begins with a gatekeeper. 9. Qualitative data collection may include any of the following formats except: 10. Case studies may involve multiple sites. 11. Steps for interviewing include deciding on research questions, identifying interviewees, determining the type of interview, using adequate recording procedures, designing and using an interview protocol or guide, ______, determining the place for the interview, having the interviewee complete a consent form, and using good interview procedures. 12. Institutional Review Boards conduct which the following: 13. Creswell and Poth mention field notes in connection with which of the following aspects of data collection? 14. Major forms of data collection include which of the following: 15. Which of the following are steps in the data collection circle? 16. All of the following are qualitative sampling strategies except: 17. Which of the following purposeful sampling strategies aims to elaborate on initial analysis, seek exceptions, and look for variation? 18. Which of the following purposes does homogeneous sampling serve? 19. Grounded theory necessarily involves a single site. 20. In a phenomenological study, participants must have experienced the phenomenon. 21. Creswell and Poth recommend which of the following aspects of data storage: 22. Politically important sampling serves which of the following purposes? 23. Interviewing requires which of the following procedures: 24. Grounded theory studies start with a homogeneous sample. 25. Which of the following do Creswell and Poth pose as an ethical issue?
PSYC 810 Quiz Five Qualitative Studies https://www.homeworksimple.com/downloads/psyc-810-quiz-qualitative-studies-2/ PSYC 810 Quiz: Five Qualitative Studies Covers the Textbook material from Module 3: Week 3. 1. Frelin (2015) described all of the following elements of case study except: 2. What do Creswell and Poth recommend beginning with to select a research approach? 3. Chan (2010) participated in Ai Mei’s life outside of school. 4. Which of the following programs did Harley et al. (2009) use for data analysis? 5. Which of the following approaches involves emic and etic interpretation? 6. Harley et al.’s (2009) exclusion criteria included each of the following except: 7. Frelin (2015) attempted to follow Stake’s (1995) case study procedures. Stake’s case study approach included the following element: 8. Which of the following is not a component of Harley et al.’s (2009) framework of physical activity? 9. Which of the following approaches involves systematic analysis? 10. Which of the following sample components is Harley et al. (2009) involved in? 11. In Chan’s (2010) study, the following themes related to conflict in Ai Mei’s life, with the exception of: 12. Harley et al.’s (2009) three-phase model included initiation, transition, and integration of physical activity. 13. Which of the following do Harley et al. (2009) focus on? 14. Frelin’s (2015) study involved collecting the following forms of data: 15. Which of the following approaches requires clear boundaries? 16. In which of the following approaches does the researcher reduce data to its essence? 17. The major outcome of Mac an Ghaill and Haywood (2015) was to identify: 18. Which of the following approaches involves a portrait of an individual person? 19. Which of the following was not a theme of Anderson and Spencer’s work among men and women with AIDS (2002)? 20. Chan’s (2010) overriding purpose was to describe the culture of Ai Mei Zhang’s classroom. 21. Frelin (2015) bounded the case as: 22. Anderson and Spencer (2002) omitted direct quotes from their significance statements. 23. The essence of Anderson and Spencer’s (2002) discussion involved patients’ experiences and coping strategies. 24. Chan (2010) built a relationship with Ai Mei in each of the following ways except: 25. Which of the following lenses do Mac an Ghaill and Haywood (2015) refer to?
PSYC 810 Quiz Qualitative Studies https://www.homeworksimple.com/downloads/psyc-810-quiz-qualitative-studies/ PSYC 810 Quiz: Qualitative Studies: Design and Approaches to Inquiry Covers the Textbook material from Module 2: Week 2 1. Who among the following was a phenomenological philosopher? 2. Rigorous qualitative data collection procedures involve: 3. Where does qualitative research take place? 4. According to Creswell and Poth, the term for the grounded theory process by which a theory is elaborated in all of its complexity and no new ideas are emerging is 5. Reciprocity is important because: 6. Which of the following elements are ideal to include the final report of the study? 7. Which of the following research approaches involves learning about a culture-sharing group? 8. In grounded theory, a unit of information that consists of events, happenings, and instances is called a(an) 9. A researcher conducting a grounded theory study may incorporate any of the following types of coding except: 10. What is the key instrument of qualitative research? 11. In a phenomenological approach, the process of a researcher bracketing their thoughts is called 12. Creswell and Poth noted that the process of research must flow from: 13. According to Creswell and Poth (2017), which of the following is a type of phenomenological research? 14. What do Denzin and Lincoln (2011) mean when they say qualitative research “makes the world visible”? 15. Types of ethnographic studies may include which of the following? 16. When employing reflexivity, researchers 17. Creswell and Poth noted that writing in qualitative studies is: 18. Which of the following approaches to qualitative research is shaped chronologically? 19. Why is an interpretive aspect necessary for qualitative researchers? 20. The idea of methodological congruence suggests which of the following are interrelated? 21. Which of the following references is associated with case study designs? 22. An emergent design in qualitative research means: 23. The challenges of narrative research may involve which of the following: 24. Which of the following research approaches involves the asking participants about a process, determining what was central to the process, determining what caused the process to occur, identifying the strategies involved in the process, determining the strategies used during the process, and identifying the effects that occurred? 25. According to Stake (2005), which of the following is not a methodology but a choice of what to study?
PSYC 810 Quiz Intro Philosophical Assumptions https://www.homeworksimple.com/downloads/psyc-810-quiz-intro-philosophical-assumptions/ PSYC 810 Quiz: Introduction, Philosophical Assumptions and Interpretive Frameworks Covers the Learn material from Module 1: Week 1 1. Social constructivism has as its main focus: 2. An interpretive framework in a qualitative study will inform ____. 3. One aim of transformative research is: 4. This interpretive framework is methodologically agnostic: 5. Queer theory is concerned with: 6. Postpositivist research has each of the following characteristics except: 7. A leading writer of feminist qualitative studies is: 8. Philosophical assumptions about methodology are basically concerned with: 9. As postmodernist researchers “deconstruct” texts, what kinds of structures do they look for: 10. According to Denzin and Lincoln (2011), which one of these activities is a focus of the first step of framing the research process? 11. Which of the following is the most likely research goal for a postmodern researcher? 12. Axiology answers this question: 13. Philosophical assumptions are sometimes hidden in qualitative studies. 14. Ontology relates to: 15. Critical theorists are concerned with: 16. Epistemology relates most closely to: 17. A transformative researcher would be interested in ensuring: 18. Critical race theory is concerned with: 19. Pragmatism in qualitative research focuses on: 20. Which of the following is true of a pragmatic research approach? 21. In a social constructivist research project, the research focuses on broad and general questions so that: 22. It is not important for the researcher to focus on multiple constructions of reality in the study. 23. Disability theory is principally concerned with: 24. What is meant by “metanarratives”? 25. According to the text, qualitative research using social justice frameworks typically contains all of these elements except:
HLTH 505 Quiz Waste https://www.homeworksimple.com/downloads/hlth-505-quiz-waste/ HLTH 505 Quiz: Waste 1. What contaminant in drinking water is regulated because of its potential for causing “blue baby disease”? 2. If you suspect that your drinking water has elevated levels of lead, which of the following actions would be advisable? 3. What do most researchers see as the solution to eliminating the “dead zone” in the Gulf of Mexico? 4. Which of the following constitutes a method of advanced wastewater treatment for removing excess levels of ammonia at a POTW? 5. Wastewater pretreatment programs are mandated for: 6. What is the predominant method of sewage sludge disposal in the U.S. today? 7. Outbreaks of giardiasis have occurred in numerous places where drinking water treatment plants did not provide: 8. Which of the following represents a nonpoint source of water pollution? 9. A tragic situation involving wide-scale poisoning of a population via contaminated drinking water is now occurring in what country? What is the contaminant involved? 10. To avoid falling victim to “hot tub rash,” bathers should: 11. Eutrophication of a waterway can be initiated when which of the following enters a lake or stream? 12. The Clean Water Act’s Part 503 standards specify acceptable management practices for: 13. Of the various changes occurring in a lake as it undergoes eutrophication, which is most directly responsible for the loss of high-quality fish? 14. Addition of chlorine to drinking water sometimes results in the formation of what potentially dangerous chemicals? 15. Which of the following statements about municipal wastewater treatment is false? 16. Vermicomposting is an effective, though underused, method for managing what category of refuse? 17. Because it is the most economical of the legal methods of urban refuse disposal, more communities choose this waste disposal option than any other: 18. The EPA and many state governments have ranked the various options for municipal solid waste management in order of priority. Which method does EPA regard as the most desirable? 19. Where is Love Canal? 20. Which of the following categories of wastes are not subject to regulation as RCRA hazardous wastes? 21. What actions are being taken under the mandates of the “superfund” (CERCLA) law? 22. Approximately what percentage of municipal refuse in the U.S. is currently being recycled or composted? 23. EPA’s “Brownfields” program is intended to: 24. What does an MRF do? 25. Which of the following is an example of a waste reduction method? 26. What are “bottle bills”? 27. Subtitle D regulations pertain to stricter standards for: 28. Which of the following statements about bioremediation is false? 29. To what pervasive problem does the “NIMBY” syndrome pertain? 30. Which of the following statements about e-waste is false?
EDCO 711 Quiz Introduction https://www.homeworksimple.com/downloads/edco-711-quiz-introduction/ EDCO 711 Quiz: Introduction to Group Counseling, Dynamics, and Leadership Module 1: Week 1 – Module 2: Week 2. 1. Effective experiential activities: 2. Group level skills include all of the following, except 3. One way to reduce self-absorption is to: everyday life 4. Personal self-absorbed behaviors include all of the following, except: 5. Mindfulness allows you to: 6. Training/Relations groups: 7. Environmental factors of group include: 8. Exercises and games are designed to: 9. Categories of groups include: 10. Major concerns for group planning include all of the following, except: 11. Self-absorbed individuals often show: 12. The “K” in the KASST model stands for: 13. One area of group satisfaction is with the: 14. Observation involves all of the following, except: 15. Questionnaires are used to gather information about: 16. The steps in evaluation planning include: 17. The overall framework within which the group will be constructed is called the: 18. Training/Social Skills groups 19. Work-related groups are also called all of the following except: 20. When considering form format, all of the following items should be at the top of the form, except: 21. Self-absorbed individuals express ______ toward others. 22. Games are 23. One component of the leader’s role is 24. The Group Psychotherapy Intervention Rating Scale is used to rate the extent to which a: 25. Narcissism focuses on: 26. When constructing a questionnaire: 27. Educational groups are: 28. The purpose of summative evaluation is to gather information: 29. Transference and countertransference refer to the process by which: 30. The process to manage emotions includes: 31. Thoughts and feelings reflective of self-absorption are often reflective of a/an: 32. Leaders have to be prepared in three important ways. Which one is NOT one of those ways? 33. Material is more likely to be retained if: 34. The purpose of formative evaluation is to gather information: 35. Evaluation provides data to judge all of the following, except: 36. It is important to conduct a literature review to: 37. Mini-lectures should be limited to: 38. Small group activities should: 39. Effective leaders: 40. In the flexible-spontaneous leadership strategy, the leader: 41. It is age-appropriate and healthy for ________ to consider almost everything and everyone an extension of their self. 42. In an energetic-distractible instructional style: 43. Task groups 44. Group leadership styles include:
45. Media tools are: 46. Goals for activities should: 47. Task behaviors include all of the following, but: 48. In a creative-imaginative instructional style: 49. Group facilitation skills include: 50. In the consistent-precise leadership strategy, the leader:
EDCO 705 Community Case Study https://www.homeworksimple.com/downloads/edco-705-community-case-study/ EDCO 705 Community Case Study, Part 3 Assignment Utilizing the previously graded submission, the student will write a paper developing either a Coalition or a Program that responds to a population in the community. This coalition or program needs to focus specifically on one population for which there is a gap in services, an unmet need, or lack of organization/collaboration for existing services. Using the headings included in the Module 2 Community Case Study Part 1 submission, students will provide a well-supported (i.e., cited with those identified references submitted in Module 4 Community Case Study Part 2), thoroughly explored, effectively written response to those headings. Description of the Population (what are the national statistics for this population as well as the community statistics? What does the literature tell you about the population in general? What are the diversity considerations you need to address?) Identification of Need (what is the gap, need, or coalition need? What statistics can you find for who is receiving/not receiving the services in the community?) Intervention Strategies (what does the literature tell you about evidenced-based treatments for this population/clinical need?) Resiliency Factors (what does the literature tell you about strengths and resiliency factors for this population? what helps promote change?) (CLO: B, C, D) Community Case Study, Part 4 Assignment Utilizing the previously graded submission, the student will add the following headings and include the necessary discussion with citations from previously identified references: Program or Coalition (Name your program or Coalition. Describe services/staff/operations [program]/who is involved, who are stakeholders, when/where/how often meet, what will focus be [coalition]) Advocacy Program (Identify ways in which your program and coalition can increase community awareness, participate in advocacy efforts [locally, state-wide, nationally]) Challenges and Barriers to Services (what does the literature tell you about barriers and challenges, how will the program or coalition address those?)
EDCO 740 Addictions Case Study https://www.homeworksimple.com/downloads/edco-740-addictions-case-study/ EDCO 740 Addictions Case Study Assignments *This includes case study 1, 2, and 3 The student will review an Addiction Case Study: Narrative and develop a conceptualization paper and genogram of the case (Case Conceptualization), analyze and discuss diagnostic considerations (Diagnostic Impressions), and develop evidence-based treatment recommendations (Treatment Plan). While the case studies are not traditional research papers, the student will need to follow the APA Sample paper found in the Assignment Instructions folder in Blackboard when doing basic APA formatting of their papers
EDCO 715 Contemporary Theory Presentation https://www.homeworksimple.com/downloads/edco-715-contemporary-theory-presentation/ EDCO 715 Discussion: Contemporary Theory Presentation The student will research, evaluate, and present a contemporary counseling theory to the class. The presentation should address the major components of the theory as outlined in the assignment instructions.The student may develop the presentation using Adobe creative suite software, video, narrated PowerPoint, a web page, etc.
AVIA 360 Quiz Operations https://www.homeworksimple.com/downloads/avia-360-quiz-operations/ AVIA 360 Quiz Operations 1. Which is an example of a tangible benefit of corporate aviation? 2. What year was the first corporate jet introduced? 3. Annual Aircraft Operating Costs Determine the approximate Total Variable Cost with the following data for a utilization level of 320 flight hours. Variable Cost ….$1,533 Fixed Cost ……… $330,000 4. Which is an example of a variable cost? 5. Which specific flight department document helps to outline how the aircraft is used and who can use it? 6. In addition to being “functional,” the text mentions that the organizational structure should be 7. What is one cause of the flight department to be lulled into a false sense of security? 8. Which management skill is mentioned as the most important skill for managers? 9. What two factors should be known by flight department managers and reporting seniors in order to be a better advocate of the flight department? 10. What are the three essential management tasks? 11. Which is an element of execution? 12. What is at the core of IS-BAO? 13. What is the general rule of thumb for the number of pilots per corporate aircraft? 14. The FOMs primary function is to 15. Users of IS-BAO have mentioned Cost Containment as a reason for implementation. What does Cost Containment refer to? (Refer to the Class Project Excel file) Using the Cost of Operation tab enter the following aircraft (use the default loan term variables [20%, 20Yr, 7.00%, 12]): New Pilatus PC12 2. new King Air 350i 3. new Phenom 300 4. 2012 Hawker 900XP What is the estimated hours of utilization needed for the King Air 350i to be a cheaper alternative than charter? 16. Refer to the Class Project Excel file) Using the Cost of Operation tab enter the following aircraft (use the default loan term variables [20%, 20Yr, 7.00%, 12]): 1. new Pilatus PC12 2. new King Air 350i 3. new Phenom 300 4. 2012 Hawker 900XP What is the estimated yearly cost, based on the data from the city-pair analysis, for the new Pilatus PC12? This is based on how many hours of utilization? 17. Use a minimum of two paragraphs to explain some of the key points developed in chapter 6 on international operations.
AVIA 360 Quiz Running the Business https://www.homeworksimple.com/downloads/avia-360-quiz-running-the-business/ AVIA 360 Quiz Running the Business 1. At the time of this book being written, how many business aircraft (turbojet and turboprop) were being flown worldwide? 2. The purpose of business aviation is to provide safe, efficient, and convenient air transportation to support the mission and goals of 3. Which aircraft is credited as the first corporate jet? 4. Commercial air transport is separated by the FAA into 5. Which is an example of a fixed cost? 6. Often individuals select a method of on-demand travel based on 7. With regard to flight records, what does the IRS require to be included for each leg of a trip? 8. What is the purpose of IS-BAO? 9. Who is responsible for ensuring that the aircraft maintenance and inspections are complied with? 10. Which is a deciding factor when it comes to the decision to either purchase of lease the aircraft? 11. How can the flight department save money in the area of maintenance? 12. Which is a definition to tax depreciation? 13. Flight departments should view their activities primarily as 14. The budget is an extension of which business process? 15. What method of trip approval offers aircraft users the most control over aircaft scheduling? 16. (Refer to the Class Project Excel file) Using the Quick Compare tab enter the following aircraft:1. new Pilatus PC24 2. new Citation CJ4 3. new Phenom 300. Which airframe has the lowest trip time for a 300nm trip? What is the lowest time? 17. (Refer to the Class Project Excel file) Using the Selection Matrix tab enter the following: Weight Factor: Purchase Price: ……………. 4 Age: …………………………….. 3 Value Factor/10,000: ……. 3 CabinVolume: …………….. 2 Wing Loading: ……………… 2 Payload w Max Fuel: ……. 2 Range w Max Payload: … 2 DOC for 300nm trip: ……. 3 Maint. $/hour: …………….. 3 Aircraft: new Pilatus PC24 2. new Citation CJ4 3. new Phenom 300 Which airframe has the scored the highest? What is the score? 18. Use a minimum of two paragraphs to explain the purpose and scope of the Aircraft Use Policy.
AVIA 360 Quiz Safety https://www.homeworksimple.com/downloads/avia-360-quiz-safety/ AVIA 360 Quiz Safety 1. Which method of on-demand transportation involves leasing an aircraft to another operator for equal time on their aircraft? 2. Commercial air transport is separated by the FAA into 3. Which is an example of a tangible benefit of corporate aviation? 4. As a rule of thumb, what is the utilization range for considering charter as an option for meeting an on-demand need? 5. It is important for the flight department manager to be aware that company culture 6. Annual Aircraft Operating Costs Determine the approximate Total Variable Cost with the following data for a utilization level of 320 flight hours. Variable Cost ….$1,533 Fixed Cost ……… $330,000 7. Which is an example of a variable cost? 8. Which is an example of a fixed cost? 9. What formula is used to help value a flight for personal use? 10. Which method of on-demand transportation provides a good value to operators needing 100 to 150 annual hours? 11. What is the purpose of IS-BAO? 12. In addition to being “functional,” the text mentions that the organizational structure should be 13. What method of trip approval offers aircraft users the most control over aircaft scheduling? 14. Flight departments should view their activities primarily as 15. What is the NBAA CAM program? 16. What are the three essential management tasks? 17. What must a manager do to have key managerial skills become a part of their repertoire? 18. Which is an element of execution? 19. Which is a part of P3S? 20. What is one broad category in which automation-related incidents occur? 21. Users of IS-BAO have mentioned Cost Containment as a reason for implementation. What does Cost Containment refer to? 22. Which system of maintenance tracking is reported to be particularly impressive when it comes time to sell the aircraft? 23. What is available to maintenance technicians to reduce the complexities of maintenance tracking? 24. Which is a benefit of just culture? 25. Which is one aspect of an informed culture?
AVIA 360 Quiz Determining the Need https://www.homeworksimple.com/downloads/avia-360-quiz-determining-the-need/ AVIA 360 Quiz: Determining the Need Covers the Learn material from Module 1: Week 1 — Module 2: Week 2. 1. At the time of this book being written, how many business aircraft (turbojet and turboprop) were being flown worldwide? 2. Corporate aircraft operations are distinct from employee-flown operations because of 3. The “narrow” perspective of corporate stakeholders focus primarily on 4. Commercial air transport is separated by the FAA into 5. Key-person insurance policies often use salary multipliers of what value to help better value the time of an employee? 6. Approximately how much of airline service supports business travelers? 7. What are the three divisions of on-demand air transportation? 8. Which method of on-demand transportation involves leasing an aircraft to another operator for equal time on their aircraft? 9. Annual Aircraft Operating Costs Determine the in Total Costs if you increased utilization 50 above the anticipated level of 320 flight hours. 10. All methods of on-demand air transportation should be viewed as 11. Which is an example of a fixed cost? 12. Annual Aircraft Operating Costs Determine the approximate Total Cost per Hour with the following data for a utilization level of 320 flight hours. 13. Annual Aircraft Operating Costs Determine the approximate Total Variable Cost with the following data for a utilization level of 320 flight hours. 14. It is important for the flight department manager to be aware that company culture 15. What happens to the total cost per hour as utilization increases? 16. (Refer to the Class Project Excel file: City-Pair Analysis Tab) Select the new HondaJet HA-420 from the drop down and place it in the input field. What is the estimated utilization (hours) to complete all company travel (including the expansion into Oklahoma)? 17. (Refer to the Class Project Excel file: City-Pair Analysis Tab) How much drive time to the home/departure airport is saved if the company decides to utilize an on-demand solution? 18. Use a minimum of two paragraphs to explain some of the differences one might consider when deciding between the purchase or lease of an aircraft. Set 2 1. At the time of this book being written, how many business aircraft (turbojet and turboprop) were being flown worldwide? 2. Corporate aircraft operations are distinct from employee-flown operations because of 3. The “narrow” perspective of corporate stakeholders focus primarily on 4. Commercial air transport is separated by the FAA into 5. Key-person insurance policies often use salary multipliers of what value to help better value the time of an employee? 6. Approximately how much of airline service supports business travelers? 7. What are the three divisions of on-demand air transportation? 8. Which method of on-demand transportation involves leasing an aircraft to another operator for equal time on their aircraft? 9. Determine the in Total Costs if you increased utilization 50 above the anticipated level of 320 flight hours. Variable Cost ….$1,533 Fixed Cost ………$330,000 10. All methods of on-demand air transportation should be viewed as
11. Which is an example of a fixed cost? 12. Determine the approximate Total Cost per Hour with the following data for a utilization level of 320 flight hours. Variable Cost ….$1,533 Fixed Cost ………$330,000 13. Determine the approximate Total Variable Cost with the following data for a utilization level of 320 flight hours. Variable Cost ….$1,533 Fixed Cost ………$330,000 14. It is important for the flight department manager to be aware that company culture 15. What happens to the total cost per hour as utilization increases? 16. (Refer to the Class Project Excel file: City-Pair Analysis Tab) Select the new HondaJet HA-420 from the drop down and place it in the input field. What is the estimated utilization (hours) to complete all company travel (including the expansion into Oklahoma)? 17. (Refer to the Class Project Excel file: City-Pair Analysis Tab) How much drive time to the home/departure airport is saved if the company decides to utilize an on-demand solution? 18. Use a minimum of two paragraphs to explain some of the differences one might consider when deciding between the purchase or lease of an aircraft.
PACO 687 Counseling Research Paper https://www.homeworksimple.com/downloads/paco-687-counseling-research-paper/ PACO 687 Counseling Research Project: Paper Assignment Research Project Topic: The student must select 1 topic and post it in the Class Introductions in order to receive approval from the instructor. Topics will be approved on a “first come, first served” basis and may not be repeated. Paper Assignment: A major part of the Research Project is the Research Paper. This includes selecting an instructorapproved topic of the student’s choice and then researching the topic as if he/she were preparing to teach a workshop to fellow counselors. This paper will be 10-12 pages and must include at least 10 scholarly sources.
HIWD 370 Module Quizzes 1,2,3,4 https://www.homeworksimple.com/downloads/hiwd-370-module-quizzes-1234/ HIWD 370 Quiz: Civilizations Materials 1. The “Birth of Civilization” film argues that the origins of civilizations were ________ years ago. 2. At the beginning of history, all people spoke the same language. 3. God scattered the people of Babel because He opposed the creation of civilization centers. 4. The Liberty University Doctrinal Statement arms a theistic evolutionary perspective of history. 5. According to the “Come Together” film, civilization has always been a steady progression upward. 6. According to the Liberty University Doctrinal Statement, the earth was created in 6 literal days. 7. Around which river was early Indian civilization based? 8. The Liberty University Doctrinal Statement holds to a Trinitarian perspective. 9. Which leader unified Sumeria in 24th century BC? 10. Around which river was early Egyptian civilization based? 11. The Liberty University Doctrinal Statement has an open position on whether Jesus Christ is divine. 12. Around which river was early Chinese civilization based? 13. Reproduction is explicitly included in the act of creation 14. God created men and women in His own image. 15. The plain reading of Genesis 1 is easily reconcilable to an evolutionary theory of history. HIWD 370 Quiz: Exploration Materials 1. Lapérouse returned home to many accolades for his success. 2. What navigator took a meticulously planned trip of exploration, scientific examination, and political and economic strategy based on almost three centuries of previous exploration, and tasked with the (unachieved) goal of being perfectly safe. 3. What important determination does Cook make, using his new navigation tools? 4. English colonization in Australia took the form of: 5. Zheng He was ethnically of which group? 6. Zheng He’s impact on the societies that he visited was primarily limited to one-time trade, since the emperor prevented long-term interactions. 7. Unlike many other explorers, Lapérouse was able to maintain a positive relationship with local peoples he met in his travels. 8. The history of Abraham’s children, Ismael and Isaac, shows that God hates Arabs. 9. Who changes the face of navigation and exploration in the 18th century? 10. What is a “Tol’doth”? 11. It could be said that the people of ancient Israel invented history. 12. Zheng He’s descendants would have created an exploration dynasty except that political pressure from the emperor kept them from doing so. 13. Eunuchs had a particular, sometimes very powerful, place in Chinese politics. 14. James Cook’s explorations in Polynesia coincided with native religious expectations, creating a mythic image of him in the minds of many local people and eventually leads to his death. 15. Although they started from opposites sides of the world, and from very different cultures, the ships that Zheng He sailed in were remarkably similar to the ships that Columbus sailed in a few decades later. HIWD 370 Quiz: Agriculture Materials 1. In medieval baptisms, salt would be given to babies as a sign of purity.
2. Which is the biggest use for salt? 3. Because it was easy to produce, sugar was originally quite cheap. 4. Which of the following was the name for tea leaves that had been dried and ground to a powder before being added to hot water? 5. Tea was first discovered, and used as a healing beverage, 6000 years ago. 6. In which of the following ways was salt particularly valuable in allowing international trade. 7. The British government argued that famine was a natural, and perhaps necessary, outcome of population growth, and a way to reduce the population to manageable levels. 8. What Indian leader went on a 24-day “Salt March” to protest British oppression and restriction of Indian’s right to make their own salt? 9. Sugar originated in the Middle East. 10. Salt was an important weapon and resource in carrying out wars, from ancient wars through our own U.S. Civil War. 11. Salt was so important in history that it is the root of many words in many languages, even though we may not immediately recongize their origins. 12. Tea was a key economic export for China, along with silk and porcelein 13. Although it was once very important, tea has now been surpassed by coffee as the most popular drink in the world. 14. British tax policies, and the incentive to grow cash crops like cotton, where a substantial cause of devestating famines in India. 15. “Sin Eaters”, in Wales, would historically eat bread and salt as a way to cleanse the dead from their sins. HIWD 370 Quiz: War and Peace Materials 1. Making peace is, and has always been, the best way to deal with potential military situations. 2. Civilians have the rights to what, under the Geneva Conventions? 3. The Gibeonites plan to make a treaty with the Israelites was successful in preserving their lives (at least for the time being). 4. Emily Hophouse was a British woman who was was horrified by the British treatement of the Boers, and spread a message of what they were doing to civilians. 5. How much did the Boer War cost the British? 6. Boers were: 7. A Biblically supportable position is that peace treaties based on tricks can be violated without concern. 8. War is currently at an all-time high. 9. Sun Tzu argued that true nobility in war meant that you should use your most powerful forces to attack your enemies most powerful forces. 10. Which treaty created peace between England and France, despite the fact that they were both allied with nations who were ghting each other? 11. Negotiated endings to war (by treaties, etc.) have become far more important today, as opposed to military victories. 12. Which treaty guaranteed the sovereigny of Belgium? 13. Sun Tzu’s philosophy is very inuential, but primarily in the Far East. 14. The Bible advocated Total War in specic historical contexts with specic redemptive intent. 15. Detainees (including enemey combatants who have been captured) are guaranteed what, under the Geneva Conventions?
HIWD 370 Quiz South Asia https://www.homeworksimple.com/downloads/hiwd-370-quiz-south-asia/ HIWD 370 Quiz: South Asia and Traditional China Covers the Textbook material from Module 4: Week 4. 1. The Indonesian islands became important in the spice trade. 2. Aristocratic Hindu clans, known as Rajputs, led the resistance to the advances of Islam into India by Mahmud of Ghazni and other Muslims. 3. Which statement about the religious underpinnings of the Indianized Southeast Asian states is TRUE? 4. Scholars attribute all of these factors to the decline of Buddhism in India EXCEPT 5. Women in Southeast Asia 6. Where was the capital of the Kushan kingdom located? 7. What may have contributed to the decline in medieval Indian manufacturing and commercial activity within India? 8. Where is the pyramid temple at Borobudur located? 9. Which statement best describes the Kushan kingdom? 10. Under the Indian land-use system 11. The transformation of Brahmanism into Hinduism was complete by the end of the 12. Muslim women had more ____ than Hindu women and were legally permitted to ____. 13. The first major state in Southeast Asia was ____, with its access to copper, tin, and iron. 14. Indian music 15. Which region served as a land bridge for migrating peoples who ultimately traveled to Australia? 16. Rice became the main food crop in China during which dynasty? 17. The Mongols 18. Khubilai Khan’s capital was located in 19. Under the ____ Dynasty, China extended its rule into Mongolia and Central Asia. 20. Of the following Chinese dynasties, which one was the most recent? 21. The early Tang sought to enhance the power of the landed nobility. 22. Civil service examinations 23. Due to various technical aspects of the Chinese language, its poetry had 24. During the Han, the Chinese mastered the art of manufacturing steel. 25. Zhu Yuanzhang completed the task of overthrowing the ____ Dynasty. 26. The Mongols were able to maintain control in China for an extended period because they 27. Zheng He and his fleet sailed as far west as 28. The Tang Dynasty witnessed a flowering of Chinese culture. 29. The Buddhist sect that stressed the role of devotion was 30. Which Mongol conquest was most successful?