BUS 201 (BUS201)

1Leadership and Management ModelsCollege of Business Management: Grand Canyon UniversityMGT “ 410: Servant Leadership 2Leadership and Management Models IntroductionMany models guide and motivate employees in the workplace. One important model is servant leadership, which focuses on serving others to be an effective leader. This discusses key aspects of servant leadership and how infographics can illustrate its main principles.The comparison of servant leadership with other styles, like transfo...

1Laws, Ethics, and TechnologyBachelor of Science in Business Management, Grand Canyon UniversityBUS-340: Ethical and Legal Issues in Business2Legal Theories “ Fourth AmendmentThe Fourth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution protects people from unreasonable searches and seizures (Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts, n.d.). It ensures that individuals have a right to privacy in their homes and personal belongings. Searches can only happen with a warrant, which must be based on probable cause ...

1Addiction and Substance Use in Diverse Populations: Rough DraftCollege of Humanities & Social Sciences-Grand Canyon UniversityPCN-370: Psychopath & Adv. Treatment-Spec Pop W/ Addiction & Substance UseDisorders2Addiction and Substance Use in Diverse Populations: Rough DraftWithin the current cultural climate, most people who seek professional assistance for overcoming a substance use disorder will, unfortunately, also need psychological services for issues other than merely their addiction. Coin...

Benchmark - TAP Part I: Overview of Assessment and AnalysisJUS-470Grand Canyon UniversityIdentifying someone who is prone to violence in several ways, such as self-harm, assault, risk-taking, suicide, drug abuse, and other violent or dangerous behaviors, is possible through threat assessment. Gulayets, Hargreaves, and Ennis (2015). Threat assessment plans have the advantages of preventing financial issues, improving business efficiency, improving threat solutions, and providing resources for eme...

JUS 212 “ Development Theories of CrimeGrand Canyon UniversityAnalyzing Life Course Offending: The Case of Dennis Rader (BTK)The case of Dennis Rader, the "BTK" (Bind, Torture, Kill) serial murderer, is an extreme example of life course offending. Rader's criminal career, which spanned decades, provides a rich opportunity for testing the explanatory potential of developmental theories of crime, namely life course, latent trait, and trajectory theories.Rader's life of persistent off...

Grand Canyon UniversityJUS 212 “ Choice and Trait TheoryThe Tragedy of the Parkland Shooting: Analyzing Choice and Trait TheoryFacts Concerning the Parkland ShootingOn February 14, 2018, one of the deadliest school shootings in U.S. history was carried out by Nikolas Cruz at Majory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, with an AR-15-style rifle, where he killed 17 people and injured 17 others. Investigations following thetragedy revealed that Crus has demonstrated several warning ...

1The Impacts of Drugs on the BrainDepartment of Psychology, Grand Canyon UniversityPSY 102: General Psychology2The Impacts of Drugs on the BrainThe substance to be discussed here is alcohol, one of the most consumed substances globally and highly addictive. Most people are not aware of the severe risks that involve the consumption of alcohol and the high level of danger it inflicts on health and safety. The following paper addresses the effects of alcohol upon the brain, its effects upon sensati...

GOV-459 Topic 3 Interview of a Public AdministratorWorksheetPart I: Interview a Public Administrator (City Attorney, City Manager, Code Enforcement Officer, Police Officer) by phone or email about Code Enforcement. NOTE: Be sure to omit the name of the interviewee in order to protect their privacy.Ask the interviewee the following questions:1.Finding a balance between the need to enforce the law and the possibility of unfavorable outcomes or feedback from citizens is the most difficult problem f...

1Intercultural Reflection InterviewCollege of Humanities and Social Sciences, Grand Canyon UniversityCOM-263: Elements of Intercultural Communication2Intercultural Reflection InterviewWhen people are learning about diverse cultures in the world, they discover there are many of them to discover and they can learn where each one originates from and where those cultures have been. Peoples culture originates from their place of birth and the way they were raised either by their parents or other fami...

1Increasing Your Cultural CompetenceGrand Canyon UniversityCNL 509: Counseling the Culturally Diverse2Identification of the TestsThere were two Implicit Association Tests (IATs) that I finished, and both of them focused on gender and race. My implicit attitudes and prejudices related to these socialcategories were going to be evaluated through the use of these tests. After considering the results of the test, I understand that increasing my cultural competence in counseling is extremely importan...