contractual agreement Option 1 Opinion: The tort happened when the local boy was at work. Therefore, the real estate agent is liable to the damage caused to the neighbor’s collection of lawn gnomes. The agency law expects loyalty, obedience, and reasonable care between the principal and the agent. The agent should act in the best interest of the principal and vice versa. The local boys and the real estate agent have entered a form of contractual agreement, making the boys employees of the agent. Under the employment law, employees are usually held liable to the mistakes made by the employees while on duty. The agent is liable under the vicarious liability, which is under the doctrine of respondeat superior for the negligence of their employees. However, there is an instance when the employee and employer are liable to the mistake. Joint liability occurs when the employer can prove to have made efforts to prevent the actions of the employee. Also, it occurs when the offenses are intentional, such as bullying and harassment. Personal liability occurs when negligence is on the…
Fidelity assessment results. In more in-depth analyses of this research, the fidelity assessment gives a proper comparison and evaluation system between the proposed model and the implemented one as the DCC model. This assessment provides full prove whether the given project was executed or not. It also determines how active the project was and the effect of any changes to the initial plan. Additionally, the assessment will inform the relevance of results for the final evaluation concerning the project as it is currently. Based on our case of study for downtown community court, Malatest conducted the fidelity assessment and gave several observations (Frazer 2006, p 57). Findings The cases handled in the DCC daily exceeds the expected number. The implementation strategy needs to be revised and accommodate more claims. Secondly, the assertive case management teams are bee in place as per the proposed project. The most common causes identified here include murder, drugs, and domestic violence. The bill had proposed introduction of bails for claims with a low societal impact which is in place (Frazer 2006, p 60). Lastly, the…
Chapter about export and Import strategies 1). Export and Import Strategies In the below article “How to Start an Import/Export Business” expresses entrepreneurs’ opinions on the best import and export strategies when one venture to a business. To begin with, how to import or export business, when must think of the target market, startup costs, income and billing, business operations, its marketing, and resources. It is essential to consider the seven elements mentioned above as importing, for instance, comes with different pricing, availabilities as well as, cachet rates. According to the United States of America Department of Commerce additionally, believes that one must consider the types of import and export in order to fit in the marketing industries. Considering the main themes has also been included, which, according to most entrepreneurs, one must learn about the Export Management Company, Import Trading Company, and Import and Export Merchants in order to succeed in an economic world full of competition. 2) How it relates to one of the weekly topics, “How to Start an Import/ Export Business” article is essential and highly…
A Literary Analysis of Kim Daniel’s, “Lori.” Kim Carol Daniel’s story, “Lori,” shows the struggle that Lori went through during her stay at foster care. As a survivor of the 60’s scoop, Lori recalls the difficulties she faced while growing up. Not only was her foster mother cruel and abusive, but she also despised her ethnicity and was not reluctant to express the inferiority she perceived of her. Lori’s childhood is clouded with harassment and rejection that she grows, knowing as the truths regarding her origin and background. However, as an adult, Lori has learned to appreciate her worth through self-discovery and valuing herself as a person regardless of the circumstances surrounding her upbringing. The following reading presents Lori’s childhood challenges at foster care as a way to point out the dilemma she is going through in deciding to attend or skip her foster mother’s funeral. Daniel shows that Harassment and bullying were the norms for Lori as a child. Not a day would pass without the young girl being aggravated either at school or foster care. So much was…
Cyber Bullying Introduction and Overview Cyberbullying is the act in which people threaten and insult fellow human beings on online platforms. In most cases, the adolescents participate in numerous forms of cyberbullying form one generation to the next. The rapid increase in technological tools that enhance online platform does fuel the increased kinds of cyberbullying using digital devices. As such, adolescents take photographs in areas that require privacy, such as bedrooms and bathrooms. The person may decide to share the image with a friend; the friend may choose to share the same photo with the third party on social media platforms. The result would be these social media platforms fueling the image to trend that leads to the anger and frustration of the person whose picture is in circulation. In most cases, the social media platforms that teenagers use to propagate cyberbullying encompass Snap chat, Instagram, Twitter and even Facebook. When compared to the commonly known traditional bullying, the problem of cyberbullying is on a significant growth trend that requires immediate attention (Hinduja & Patchin, 2014). One should keep in…
Evidence-Based Strategies to Create High-Performance Inter-professional Teams The first recommendation is the adoption of a primary prevention framework to curb incivility. Organizations have a mandate to take deliberate steps to prevent and eradicate antisocial behaviors among the employees (Griffin & Clark, 2014). This recommendation requires leaders to identify specific problems. Besides, they must encourage a shared responsibility to address the issue effectively. For instance, the management must engage all the employees in addressing the issue (Griffin & Clark, 2014). This approach will influence every employee to adopt a socially responsible behavior towards his or her colleagues. This recommendation can reduce the level of bullying in the healthcare facility. The second recommendation is cognitive rehearsal. This method allows all the nurses to learn the most effective ways to address their colleagues in the event of incivility (Griffin & Clark, 2014). Discovering the most effective was to communicate can prevent brutality among the employees. The nurses will demonstrate sociable behavior after encountering incivility may illustrate the success of the cognitive rehearse. The management can use the approach to establish effective training…
Risk factors of the environment Risk factors harm the lives of most students, either physically or emotionally. These factors include tobacco, poverty, peer pressure, HIV/AIDS, bullying, and sexual abuse, among others. A student exposed to tobacco smoke, either by smoking or through secondhand smoke, is endangered to the risks of heart diseases. HIV, sexual abuse, and bullying are factors that have a negative influence on the self-esteem of students. Low self-esteem makes an individual feel neglected and stressful, hence affecting his or her school performance. Some students have ethical conduct and are even brighter in class but are affected by poverty. It requires a lot of resources, such as school fees, family support, and a healthy body to be in school (Olsson 11 ). Any of these factors may result in a significant number of students failing and hence failing the whole educational institution. As a teacher, we should try as much as possible to engage with the lives of our students. Observing, questioning, and privately discussing with kids on a matter affecting his or her life may open…
Use of Riverbed Modeler Introduction This chapter presents the results of the study focusing on the use of Riverbed Modeler to access a website remotely. An X11 is used by Linux as a remote display protocol to make a GUI application to run remotely over SSH session. For the Riverbed Modeler remote access website project, the XPRA platform will be used as a server-client to run the Riverbed Modeler application over web-browser. A deeper understanding of the study is achieved by the analysis results that help in answering the following critical questions in the research instrument. Will it be easy to have remote access over a website to use Riverbed Modeler? Will the university lab time restriction and maintenance affect students to use Riverbed Modeler? Will accessing remotely anytime to use Riverbed Modeler help to finish assignments? Discussion on how the analysis links with the methodology and the research questions are presented in this section. Achieving the set objectives of the study, a sample of 60 university students is picked to participate in the survey. An open-ended online survey consisting…
Prompts Response Prompt 1 The 31-year-old patient suffers an inflammation in her urinary tract, which is acute cystitis, which is often caused by reactions to some medication, irritation from some products or other diseases. The patient, however, is not allergic to drugs, but her urine has a susceptible E. coli. The students consider going for a first-line agent, which is highly advisable (Mehnert-Kay, 2005) in the treatment of uncomplicated UTI. Still, he has to rule out “nitrofurantoin 100 mg po BID * 7 days.” The bacteria are sensitive to ciprofloxacin, chloramphenicol and nitrofurantoin (Rondanina et al.,2019). The student is right for not choosing levofloxacin and cephalexin as they are not first-choice agents. Therefore, the recommended drug would be “TMP/SMX DS (160 mg/ 800 mg) po BID * 3 days”. This is per the guidelines from the Infectious diseases society of America. Prompt 2 The student selected a vital practice area. Individuals convicted for crimes and those awaiting trial. They are often affected by allergic rhinitis, whose response is watery eyes, itchiness and sneezing (Seidman et al., 2015). The student compares…
Research Methodology:Postpositivism The positivist is a paradigm that can be named evaluated data. The speculations tested, and the objectives are applied (Muijs, 2010). The truth viewed as not the same as the professional. The theory is straightforwardly watched (Wimmer and Dominick, 2013). the positivist paradigm connected with the perspective on social the truth is target and outer. Axiological convictions speak to the positivist research paradigm as etic. With the specialist keeping up a target position about the information gathered. In epistemology, the aggregated data and realities have enough info (Wayhuni, 2012). Right now, hopes to determine fundamental pragmatic issues. It investigates connections through measurable study and scans for law-like speculations. Right now, the positivist paradigm made as a method that applies logical strategies to cultural wonders or conduct. This way, it is upheld by observational information and sensible thinking. With the supporting proof presents to be unquestionable and verified (Creswell, 2013). By and by, there exist a few negative ramifications related to the positivist paradigm that makes it improper for exploratory research (Lederman and Abell, 2014). Various shortcomings are because…