So, what do you call it when a scholarly approach is used for a popular genre blog? Well, for better or worse, this author calls it Pop-Scholar. I am not sure if that is already a word or a new-fangled word you are reading here for the first time. No matter, you likely catch my … Read more
As we work every day and interact with people, we are forced to make decisions that are not always easy. In fact, many times we need to make decisions that are difficult and can have long-term ramifications. However, taking time to think about decisions when they are made and how far-reaching they can be to … Read more
This optional discussion provides an opportunity for you to apply the Virtuous Business Model to a parable Jesus told his disciples. As you explore the scripture and reflect on its meaning and significance, consider your understanding in the context of your personal and professional life. If you are not familiar with parables, it may be … Read more
Whilst most people can see a potential connection between poetry and advertising, they become skeptical when faced with the notion that reading poems and experiencing the process of getting to grips with their possible meaning can help in business. The suggestion that poetry can help with strategic thinking, with creativity and innovation, in decision-making, in … Read more
Reflection is a key element of becoming a lifelong learner. Reflection involves critically assessing your own actions and experiences to determine what you can learn from the past. Upon successful completion of this discussion, you will be able to: Examine tools for suitability for research. Instructions Review the rubric to make sure you understand the … Read more
Probability distribution tools are a powerful weapon when comparing two or more variables to each other. In this assignment, you will learn how to compare two different sampling distributions against each other using standardized normal probability distributions. These tools have many uses, including comparing data between your community and another. Upon successful completion of this … Read more
Romans 14:5 (Amplified) One man esteems one day as better than another, while another man esteems all days alike [sacred]. Let everyone be fully convinced (satisfied) in his own mind. Probability refers to the statistical instance that an event will occur and refers to the frequency of it happening. It is the likeliness of recurrence … Read more
In assignment 1.2, you learned about how to utilize graphical tools to determine underlying trends. This activity gives you a chance to reflect on how these tools might be helpful for your doctoral project. Upon successful completion of this discussion, you will be able to: Examine tools for suitability for research. Instructions Review the rubric … Read more
Graphs are a useful tool in presenting and analyzing data. Graphical analysis can help present trends, determine dependent vs. independent variables, and recognize big patterns that may exist in the data. In this assignment, you will review some basic statistical concepts and then use graphical analysis to determine what useful information exists within the data. The … Read more
W.E. Deming, the father of modern statistical quality control, is generally considered to be the originator of the saying “In God We Trust, All Others Bring Data.” While most of the people who cite Deming in this instance use the quote to focus on the need for data-driven decisions, and that was clearly one of … Read more