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    Why are men willing to give up their freedom? Why would men be willing to give up their freedom? At this time‚ men were in a state of nature where they were all Kings and lords over their property. They were free and had absolute power of all their persons and possessions. But with this power‚ their satisfaction of these rights were very unsafe and very unsecure. Their freedom‚ just like every other mans was not promised and was full of dangers. This leads man to be willing to join a society

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    that perform calculations. This is a high speed form of storing data that has the capabilities of processing a large number of data characters per second. The more RAM that a computer has‚ the faster the entire system runs. There are various types of RAM that can be found in computers. The random-access memory takes the form of integrated circuits in current times Most types of RAMS are Dynamic Random Access Memory (DRAM); they are a compact form of memory that is often inexpensive. The DRAM stores

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    The Importance of Nonverbal Communication in Sports Tyler J. Segerstrom University of Oklahoma Nonverbal communication is all around us in the sports world today. Many people don’t realize the importance of communicating without speaking in sports games. “We can define nonverbal communication as those behaviors and characteristics that convey meaning without the use of words” (Floyd‚ 2013‚ p. 104). Nonverbal communication is not just commonplace in team sports; it is sometimes essential to

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    Oral and Nonverbal Communication in the UAE (Dubai) Due to the UAE ’s high standard of living and growth in trade‚ many people from all around the world come to the UAE striving for a better life and jobs that pay well. There are around 4.4 million people in the country‚ with only 15--20% of them being citizens and 96% being Muslims. Hofstede’s analysis of the United Arab Emirates indicates that religion (Islam) plays an important role in people’s lives. Islam is the official and majority religion

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    Nonverbal Communication Differences between genders Sophia Achamsi Nonverbal Communication Differences between genders Sophia Achamsi Nonverbal Communication Differences Between Genders ”The most important thing in communication is hearing what isn ’t said.” No one‚ by no means‚ can disagree with the quote of Professor Peter F. Drucker which simply and clearly indicates the importance of nonverbal communication. Intercultural communication stresses on the nonverbal way

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    Is non violence an effective form of protest? Why or why not? Non-violence is a very effective form of protest because people can get the rights and authority that they fight for from the hostile class‚ government or country without sanguinary wars. Non-violence is a philosophy and strategy for social change that rejects the use of violence. In history‚ there are several successful revolutions that show this form of revolt is absolutely efficacious. First of all‚ non-violent protest is effective

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    Explain and illustrate Lockes universal consent argument. One account Locke unambiguously rejected from the outset is the supposition that human knowledge is innately inscribed. Noting the remarkably wide-spread agreement of individual human beings in their acceptance of both speculative and practical principles‚ the innatist argues that universal consent implies an innate origin. Locke’s response was two-fold: He denied the supposed fact of universal consent‚ supposing this to demonstrate the

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    Essay question 3: Critically analyse why some children are more vulnerable to exploitation and its impact on their attainment of rights. You can illustrate your answer with example(s). This assignment focuses on the exploitation through Child labour in India and reflects on the political and legal context for children’s rights. Furthermore considering the theoretical perspectives on the constructions of childhood and the needs and rights of all children. The 2001 national census of India estimated

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    Verbal Communication Paper Within the criminal justice and law enforcement communities‚ communication plays a major role on getting information shared between all areas. Making sure all parties have seen or heard all the information about the case is very important‚ along with how the information is sent to them. There are two main sources of communications that are always used within the law‚ oral and written. Depending on who is giving the information is really what makes the difference

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    Nonverbal communication is particularly important‚ and potentially life saving‚ to police officers. The unique challenge faced by law enforcement is how to identify and engage suspects as individuals in heterogeneous society. Theories of nonverbal communication Otu (2015) mentions‚ reveal that an observer can infer character traits such as trustworthiness and honesty through a speaker’s nonverbal actions‚ which is important to law enforcement. There are also studies that link nonverbal behavior cues

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