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Raman J. Aldag: "Organizational Behavior is a branch of the Social Sciences that seeks to build theories that can be applied to predicting, understanding, and controlling behavior in work organizations."

The study of OB is vital for several reasons: • Enhancing Productivity: Understanding OB helps managers improve employee productivity through motivation, job satisfaction, and teamwork strategies. • Improving Employee Satisfaction: It enables managers to create a positive work environment, addressing

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Digital and technological solutions

Artificial Intelligence (AI) applications are software programs and systems that leverage AI techniques to perform tasks that typically require human intelligence, such as learning, reasoning, problem-solving, perception, and language understanding. These applications are designed to automate and enhance processes, improve efficiency, and provide insights that would be difficult or impossible for humans to achieve on their own.
Key Categories of AI Applications:
 * Machine Learning (ML) Applications:...

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[24/06, 3:14 pm] Srishty Ranjan: यह रहा "शारीरिक शिक्षा को परिभाषित करें और उसके उद्देश्यों का वर्णन करें" विषय पर एक विस्तृत उत्तर (Long Answer in Hindi):

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🟩 प्रश्न: शारीरिक शिक्षा को परिभाषित करें और उसके उद्देश्यों का वर्णन...

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Model of csr

 The Philanthropic Model of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) focuses on the charitable and voluntary activities of businesses. This model emphasizes the importance of giving back to society through donations, sponsorships, and community engagement initiatives.

*Key Features:*

1. *Charitable Donations*: Businesses donate funds or resources to support social causes, charities, or community projects.
2. *Community Engagement*: Companies engage with local communities through volunteer programs,

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Management

*Business Ethics:*

Business ethics refers to the moral principles and values that guide the behavior of businesses and their stakeholders, including employees, customers, suppliers, and the wider community. It involves applying ethical standards to business decisions and actions, ensuring that they are fair, transparent, and responsible.

*Importance of Business Ethics:*

1. *Builds Trust*: Ethical business practices build trust with customers, employees, and other stakeholders, leading to long-term

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Management

Management is a universal, dynamic, social, intangible, and goal-oriented process focused on achieving organizational objectives through planning, organizing, leading, and controlling resources. Its scope encompasses various functional areas like production, marketing, finance, and human resources, as well as the overall strategic  of an organization.
Nature of Management:
    • Universal:
      Management principles can be applied across different types of organizations and industries.
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Didáctica

1.1Qué es leer

Lo primero que tenemos que trabajar con los niños es decodificar y cuando lo mecanicen deben comprenderlo.

Decodificar (enfoque mecanicista) y comprender (enfoque cognitivo-

constructivista). Leer implica un proceso de decodificar y comprender.

El lenguaje escrito como algo natural es igual al oral: se aprende a hablar,

hablando, se aprende a leer, leyendo, se aprende a escribir, escribiendo. Es

fundamental el contacto con textos escritos, inferencias, hipótesis.

El lenguaje escrito

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quiz film

Week 1: Story 

DesigningPrinciple = story process + original execution. Good stories both hide and reveal information. StoryMovement: basic patterns. 

Premise: story stated in one sentence = character+plot+action event logline; Main character + protagonist’s goal + situation or obstacle. Logline: irony=hook+mental picture + audience+cost.The whole story in one sentence. The Logline is a lot more than the premise Includes:1.Central Character 2.Goal/Motivation 3.Obstacle 4.World/Genre 

Story:

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шпоры

1. Reported Commands

When reporting a command, we typically use the verbs "tell" or "order," followed by the infinitive form of the verb.

Structure:

• Direct Speech: *Imperative + Object*

• Reported Speech: *Subject + told / ordered + Object + to + Verb*

Examples:

Direct Speech: "Close the door!"

Reported Speech: He told me to close the door.

2. Reported Requests

For requests, we often use "ask" or "request," and the structure remains similar to that of commands.

Structure:

• Direct

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