Essays on Chartrand

Social perception and emotion relate to the concept of social cognition and have been important focal points in the psychology course. People and the social interaction concept are arguably the most meaningful stimuli in the environment, considering that individuals see each other with great regularity as the perceptual systems interpret the existing presented cues. The focus of the course topic of social perception and emotion has been useful in explaining the mechanisms that underlie the perception of existing cues and how this is evident in daily social life (Chartrand & Bargh, 1999). Learning about social perception and emotion has been ...

At one point during the life of a small business, the owners find themselves with the decision of whether or not to change from a manual system to a computerized system. There is an incentive for small business owners to automate the processes. Among other reasons, automation eliminates the mundane tasks that take up the time of the employees (Moore and Justin 536). For instance, the generation of reports by an accountant can be laborious when done manually. However, a computerized system will allow the accountant to generate reports quickly and allow more time for other tasks. Additionally, automation ...

The automatic dependent surveillance-broadcast (ADS-B) is a technology that is used in tracking aircraft. This system is much different from the radar system that works by bouncing radio waves back from the terrestrial fixed antennae from airborne targets and interpreting the signal. The technology uses the typical Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) technology and a simple broadcast communication link as its basic components. Additionally, unlike the conventional radar system ADS-B’s accuracy is not interfered with range, target altitude or atmospheric conditions. The update intervals is also not dependent on reliability of mechanical antennae’s or rotational speeds (Weijun, Tong, & Wentao, ...

In every society, wars always leave economical, political and social impacts in the society whereby they took place. Some of the effects of war are long term and their presence is evident even after years of rehabilitation and attempts to restore the situations back to normal. Some of the long term effects include trauma, deaths and physical destruction of property and nature. On the other hand, other effects are short term and are only felt for a short period of time. Some of the short time effects include economical depression and crises as well as infrastructural damages, which are subject ...