Assigned article (required reading): “What Google Learned from Its Quest to Build the Perfect Team” by Charles Duhigg: https://www.nytimes.com/2016/02/28/magazine/what-google-learned-from-its-quest-to-build-the-perfect-team.html?_r=1

1. What was the major finding discovered by Project Aristotle regarding data patterns? [up to 10 points]

2. In trying to discover what made a team successful, what was the one thing Project Aristotle consistently found identified in their research as important (hint: the answer is not psychological safety)? [up to 10 points]

3. The article described two very different sample teams (Team A and Team B) and asks which team you would rather join. Which team would you rather join? Why? [up to 10 points]

4. Did it surprise you which team the article suggested you should join if given the choice? [up to 5 points] Why/Why not? [up to 5 points]

5. In studying groups, what two specific behaviors were generally shared among the teams considered “good”? [up to 20 points (10 points per behavior)]

6. Reflect on/discuss the concept of psychological safety that is identified and discussed toward the end of the article (e.g., What does it mean?). [up to 10 points]

7. How important do you think psychological safety is in team interactions? [up to 3 points] Why? [up to 7 points]

8. Discuss at least two concluding thoughts, take-aways, and/or new ways of thinking about team interactions resulting from this article. For example, were there points with which you particularly agreed or disagreed? [up to 20 points (10 points per take-away)]

Submit your responses in a Word document in this assignment before the deadline.

How do gender, sexuality and race play out in American high schools? How are dominant modes of these identities imposed on non-dominant children? How do they resist these impositions?

300 words

Instructions

In this unit, you learned how to determine sample size and estimate confidence intervals. For this assignment, you will create a PowerPoint presentation that further explores these concepts. In your presentation, you must include the following elements:

• a definition of point estimate, standard error, confidence level, and margin of error;
• a discussion of at least three major methods of determining sample sizes, comparing the different methods; and
• an explanation of the effects (advantages and limitations) of a small sample size, a very large sample size, and an adequate sample size on any research study.

Your PowerPoint presentation must be a minimum of eight slides (not counting the title and reference slides). Use graphics as necessary to support the content of your presentation. You must use at least two references. Any information from those sources must be cited and referenced in APA format.

Complete your IRB application for your personal research proposal. Completely fill out all applicable sections of the required IRB forms.

remember our project is management of special need population on refugee camps

I have attached the from that need to be filled and also I have attached 2 forms that my classmate did so yo could get an idea about it it should be easy one

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For this assignment, you must find a recent (within the last year) news article (from a credible source – email me if you are unsure of a source) about a current event and write a paper about how the article relates to an event or era discussed in this class. This is not an informative paper, but rather you must use critical thinking to discuss how the current event is related to the history we’ve discussed and how it differs. Compare and contrast the present with the past using course readings, lectures, and outside sources (if necessary) to supplement your paper. Any supplemental sources should not be the main focus of your paper; your analysis of the newspaper article chosen is, and it should be obvious which is your main article.