The art of persuasion: Proven Conversational Skills Techniques to learn Mind Control Methods, Reading & Influence Human Behavior and Improve the Hidden Art of Attraction. In life, anywhere you look, there are chances to be persuaded. Whether it is the billboard you pass on your way to work, the person you text most often, or even the lover with whom you share children, these things and people can be influential and persuasive. While it is important to know how others may be influencing you, it is an entirely different concept to figure out how to influence others. Persuasion and influence are an art, and like art, they take practice. After you have completed this reading, you will better understand persuasion. However, you may not be able to go out and convince everyone of what you want them to do right away. It takes time, but if you stay committed to your goals and dedicated to your intentions, you will become a master persuader in no time. The aim of persuasion is not to manipulate but to bring people to decisions…
Art of Ancient Egypt: Discussion prompt The culture’s funerary customs and how such customs are manifested in art Human beliefs and cultures have been manifested differently in various communities across the globe. The concept of life after death is also interpreted differently. One of the greatest approaching of manifesting afterlife is the use of art. In ancient Egypt, art has been used for many years to elaborate on the culture of funerary customs and practices. The Egyptians have used different forms of art to elaborate customs that ensured their immortality in the afterlife. In most of the arts, the funerary customs are conducted by performing certain protocols and rituals such as casting magic spells, mummifying the body, and burying the dead with specific grave goods (Ryan & Tristant 67). In Ancient Egypt, one of the most common images used in funerary customs is the burial mask. Burial masks were very essential in ancient Egypt’s funerary customs. They were coated with gems and cold, thereby making them essential during the mummification of the body. The most popular burial mask in Ancient…
Community Teaching Work Plan Proposal This Work Plan is a proposal for the Community Teaching Work Plan on Primary Prevention/ Health Promotion that majorly focuses on adolescent health. Planning Before Teaching: Name and Credentials of Teacher: Estimated Time Teaching Will Last: 35-45 minutes Location of Teaching: Community School. Supplies, Material, Equipment Needed: Refreshments, Screen, Projector, Paper handouts, Notebooks, and Laptop. Estimated Cost: $50 Community and Target Aggregate: Adolescents aged between 10-17years and Young adults aged between 18-25 years. Topic: Primary Prevention/ Health Promotion: Stopping Drug Abuse and Promoting Mental Health. Identification of Focus for Community Teaching (Topic Selection): Primary Prevention/ Health Promotion. With a focal point on Stopping substance use and promoting mental well-being for the youths. Epidemiological Rationale for Topic (Statistics Related to Topic): According to the World Health Organization, several countries are struggling with the psychoactive drug abuse effects. Based on the statistics, at least a total of 3.3 million people loses their lives annually due to the hazardous use of alcohol. The organization further estimates that each individual in the world aged 15 years…
The Tragedy of Macbeth Characters’ Opinions of Macbeth In Act I, Scene ii In Act 1, Scene 2, the Scottish army is on the battlefield with the Norwegian army. Duncan, a reputable king of Scotland, meets with a Sergent who’s returning from battle. The captain explains to Duncan about Macbeth’s bravery and exceptional performance in battle. The captain that reports to Duncan about the battle explain Macbeth as a brave man, “disdaining fortune, with his brandished steel…like valour’s minion carved out of his passage.” (1.2.18,21). Although the rebellion was supplied with fresh soldiers who would replace the dead or the injured, Macbeth and Banquo continued fighting for long. From line 21 to 24, the sergeant explains that Macbeth remained courageous and steadfast, and fought hard until he slew all his enemies. “For brave Macbeth, well he deserves that name…till be unseamed him from the nave to the chaps, and fixed his head upon our battlements.” Macbeth shoved his sword through Macdonwald’s belly and jerked it upward until he cut him open from the nave to the chin, after which he…
sequence of articulatory movements used in the production of a word from a language of your choice (other than English). What are Articulatory Gestures or Movements? The articulatory movements or articulatory gestures are described as those actions, which helps to vocalize the language. For instance, these movements can be the tongue movements or hand movements, particularly used in the sign language. Selection of Word In this assignment, the word “gente” is used to elucidate the articulatory movements in some particular sequence. This word is taken from the Spanish language, which means “people. Articulatory Movements- Gente is breaking down into Phonemes The full word’s articulatory movement is given here; however the word to word breakdown is presented in the following paragraphs “/x/ – “gente” – air is forced through the tongue and alveolar ridge (alveolar).” The IPA transcription of the whole word is [ˈɦẽ.t͡ʃi]. ɦ The first thing about the sound “ɦ” is it is not found in the English inventory, which is fulfilling the requirement of the assignment. The sound “has no particular way to articulate in a large number…
dune movement and growth on the Navajo Nation This article is a review of a journal monitoring and analysis of dune movement and growth on the Navajo Nation, Southwestern United State. The objective of the research was come up with a better understanding of the processes involved in dune growth and their movement, and how the dune mobility and stability are related to climate change. An increasingly dry climate challenges the Native Navajo people. Increased aridity from warmer temperatures, combined with recurring drought, has resulted in a significant amount of migrating sand that affects housing, health, and transportation. More than one-third of Native lands on the Colorado Plateau are covered with sand dunes and sand sheets. Such dunes and sand sheets are standard features of arid and semiarid environments across the globe, where specific conditions of abundant sand supply, the wind, and minimum vegetation cover promote their occurrence. Growing dune activity, diminished vegetation cover, and an increasingly arid environment. The USGS interdisciplinary studies are focusing on understanding the processes responsible for initiation of Aeolian, sand movement, to including the influence…
ROCK MUSIC SUBCULTURES History of Rock Music Rock music is said to have emerged in the 1940s as a combination of country music and rhythm and blues. The new sound incorporated country and R&B and added drumbeats and the use of an electric guitar. Antoine “Fats” Domino from New Orleans is credited to be the first performer to release a Rock n Roll song The Fat Man in 1949. One of the pioneers of rock music in the 1950s was Chuck Berry, a black musician who invented rock and roll. The common music at the time was country and rhythm and blues. Rock and roll were common among black musicians but later become popular among white musicians (Baugh, p.3). In 1954, Elvis Presley started his rock career and went on to be referred to as the king of rock. Throughout the sixties, followers of Chuck Berry, the Rolling Stones, transitioned from being a single artist and becoming musicians who could produce songs. In 1960, the most popular rock band to date, the Beatles were formed in 1960 in Liverpool, England.…
A COMMUNITY OF ART AND VISUAL EXPERIENCE R E S E A R C H P A P E R Formatting for the Research Paper Your work should reflect your ideas and opinions. Your research paper is a response: Synonyms; answer (Links to an external site.), reply (Links to an external site.), reaction (Links to an external site.), take (Links to an external site.) – Antonyms; inquiry (Links to an external site.), query (Links to an external site.), question (Links to an external site.) There is a minimum of three (3) sources, one of which may be your textbook (this is a good starting place for your projects). You must use the Chicago Style of referencing (we will go over this in class). Proper referencing is required. Please use only Courier New or Times New Roman fonts set at 12pt. Type doubled spaced. Do not play games with margins (one inch all the way around). IT WILL AFFECT YOUR GRADE. Titles: Titles of books, art works, movies, television shows, websites, etc., must be underlined or italicized. DO NOT use quotation marks for titles. [unique_solution]Do NOT…
Photography and the Japanese American Incarceration Art, throughout human history and civilization, has been the primary method of passing down information through generations. From Da Vinci’s paintings to folklore songs from the native Indian tribes of America, we can relieve the lives and experiences of those before us. In the modern age, photography has taken the mantle of being the main relay of past experiences affecting close to resembling turning back time (Cadava, Eduardo, pg. 23,2018. Photographers in history covered vast events and happenings around the world, most specifically, in this case, the world wars. These events saw countless losses in the form of lives, wealth, and homes, not to mention racial and nationalistic segregation. Jasmine Alinder, through her book Photography and the Japanese American Incarceration, offers an in-depth analysis of photography during the period. My understanding of the book gives me an insight as to how photography was principal in representing the events in the camps. The banning and prohibition of detainees to own or have cameras violated Japanese Americans’ very rights to freedom and expression. The book goes…
The Theme of Deception Deception is the act of hiding truth or promoting false ideas or beliefs. In most cases, deception is motivated by the desire for personal gain. The jewelry by Guy De Maupassant has its setting in Paris. The story revolves around Mr. Lantin, who was a chief clerk in the office of the minister of the interior. The theme of deception appears to take a large part of the story. Mr. Lantin is lied all through by his first wife into believing that his little salary was enough to lead their luxurious lifestyle. Lantin had no idea that the jewelry possessed by his wife was not false as he had believed all through. Deception is built throughout the story through the use of several literary devices. The theme is made dominant by the wide use of irony, a point of view, metaphor, and exaggeration, which present the theme as a selfish character that only acts for the benefit of the deceiver without taking care of the feelings of the deceived. Personal appearance is not an accurate…