Identify: A subjective claim that people might call “a fact” An objective claim that people might call “an opinion” What is the difference between a claim that is “objective” and a claim that is “subjective?” Explain how mislabeling these claims could negatively impact the quality of a person’s thinking. You might try thinking of claims you could hear in a hospital or another work-related environment. If a person has confused objective with subjective or fact with opinion, what is the …

Theories In Diversity (PDF ATTACHED) 3 sources Read “Diversity in organizations: where are we and where are we going?”  (2009) and note the number of theories that have been used for studying race/ethnicity as a central variable of interest. To which do you identify or least identify? In at least critiquing your chosen theory, using a minimum of 3 sources in addition to the required article. Include a brief background on the historical development of the theory and discuss advantages …

1. We are going to ask ourselves the following questions: what is art?  what is spirituality?  what is creativity?  what is the connection between these several  terms?   We are also going to cover the following topics: * Modern art as disciplining the mind, sight, and discourse.    *  Creativity and spirituality? What is it? How are they related? Why study it? What do we mean by “thought”, and how is it connected with both the aesthetic and the unquantifiable, but …