Hum/111 Week 5 Assignment

By completing the interest survey, I felt in the position of a student: to have to think on unusual things and understand that they are part of who I am. I realized that I could know a bit more about me. I learned about my favorite food and my favorite singer, which are different from 10 years ago.

With regards, to my personal experience taking the assessment, I noticed that there was the same type of question asked but in different forms. For example, the use of using substances to aid in coping was ask in the beginning, middle and end of the assessment. I was also able to quickly notice the areas that I am stronger in than others. I already had a

The Legislative Branch has the job of creating bills, which are later given back and forth to the House of Representatives and the Senate, then hopefully to the president to become a law. When I studied bills that were in session by representatives, I found that most of the bills created never became laws. This happens often because community representatives and senators have difficulties agreeing on bills. I also noticed that Representatives were not frequent at creating bills based on the issues they cover. For instance, the Representative for the 63133 District of Missouri, Lacy Clay, sponsored the H.R.3683 bill, which was only introduced and was last altered November 20, 2015. The H.R.3683 focuses on getting programs that exemplify the

When one or more persons contract with a woman to gestate a child than relinquish that child after birth to the person or couple is known as surrogacy. It is a course of action that goes outside of natural reproduction. For some, it is the only method of having children, extending family. Surrogacy has been stirring up many controversies over the years. Ethics, morals, laws, religious views, etc. have played a major role in the issues that follow the topic of surrogacy. Laws and regulations pertaining to surrogacy vary from state to state. Some states have no enforceable laws

Since the start of May I have began working full time as an Account Representative for UberEATS in Toronto. At Uber I manage contract negotiations aimed at establishing the foundation of a strong working relationship with our restaurant partners, including sustainable economics for both parties. Currently I am working on expansion markets within Canada including London and Calgary and have been able to consistently exceed monthly sales goals. An exciting new opportunity has come up enabling me to transition into a new role as a product developer and expansion specialist for UberHealth, a business subsidiary under the Uber Technologies umbrella that focuses on, on-demand vaccine delivery and patient transport. Concurrently, I am wrapping up

This week, the most difficult part of the reading assignment was section 1.7 Transformations. While the beginning was easy enough for me to follow I soon started to become bogged down with the number of types. I counted seven definitions in the chapter, all rather long, that included vertical shifts, horizontal shifts, reflections, vertical scalings, horizontal scalings and transformations. I read the entire section at least five times and the examples, especially towards the end of the section, a few times more before understanding it well enough to at-tempt the exercises. The examples were really good and had an artistic quality about them which I found interesting. Thinking back on the reading it was the tables themselves that con-fused me and which I needed to follow close, and with greater thought, to really understand. Even though there’re meant to further comprehension, which after careful following they do, it took me a few read overs. Sometimes getting lost in all the x, (x,f(x)), f(x), g(x) = f(2x), etc.. overwhelmed me and I had to move forward and come back to it later. I will give credit as the section was well explained well by the authors.

See workbook attached with detail recovery amounts as summarized below…..Back in 2011 your firm had discussion with Pasket and they wanted us to send them the $4MIL of the AIG settlement so they could show it as recovery towards their limit, in the workbook you’ll see where we sent Zurich 2 $2MIL payments and they immediately returned it back to Pen II. 50% of the Banner proceeds is the only other recovery, see banner tab in workbook.

I realized, upon taking the various assessments, that even though I was reasonably aware of my personal strengths and character traits, to have the opportunity to have them confirmed and then exposed to some I wasn’t aware of has uncovered qualities and attributes that I have now begun to employ in my everyday life, both naturally

Some of my scores did not surprise me but they were disappointing. During the cardiovascular endurance test my heart beat was 119 beats per minute. I was expecting this and was not surprised at all because I have always avoided doing cardio, the most I do is walk my dog, take the stairs, or use the elliptical. I cannot even remember the last time I ran. Actually, I thought I was going to do a lot worse. The flexibility test, I had a lot of confidence going into it and was not surprised to be in the good range with a score just above 18.75 inches. During the balance test, which was the hardest out off all of them, I had a disappointing score of 21

Overall, I was not surprised that my scores varied depending upon the specific category. I grew up in a household that mainly revolved around school and physically activities including sports so I was expecting to score higher on these two categories. This survey accurately represents what aspects of health that I focus on the most. I was surprised to see that my social health was the highest category because I am usually a quiet person but I have tried to talk more with people since coming to college. My family was never very spiritual or religious so I was expecting my spiritual health score to be lower than all the other categories. This survey is an accurate representation of my overall wellness because the scores matched my expectations.

Looking back at my first Success Profiler scores and comparing them to my most current scores, they really altered. In my first one, my scores weren’t all that bad, except for a few low ones that I had, such as my Time Management and Self-esteem. It didn’t bother me enough to do anything about it, so I didn’t have any goal put towards doing better. My current scores are what really got me striving to do better. I answered the questions just as thoroughly as I did the first time, and they ended up being worse than last time. The only ‘Normal’ score I got on my chart was my Empathy level, which is also my only improved level along with my Impersonal Deference. Everything else was either red or high in bad places, such as my Interpersonal Aggression and

3. I personally feel the test was completely accurate. After reading the summary of my results I cannot say anything said isn’t true. It explained me perfectly. The results, insisted I am a perfectionist who thinks I know everything even when I don’t. That is exactly who I am I feel that I am always right and if I’m not I’m still

The results of my assessment were actually kind of frightening. I don't see myself as a perfect candidate for my major, but just by my answers it almost hit it right on the head. It chose chemistry as my major, which is not far off from my current choice, biochemistry. Even though I am a social,

I have always felt an overwhelming sense of worry in trivial situations- more so since entering high school- but it wasn’t until my freshman year that I began to realize that this sense of worry was not commonplace among my peers, ultimately driving me to do further research and discover that this sense of worry was indicative of anxiety. Throughout high school, my concern over my grades and my GPA led to an intense amount of test anxiety, consuming my thoughts and oftentimes causing me to dread coming to school. I have been working on lessening this test anxiety throughout my senior year this year, reminding myself that tests do not define one’s worth or intelligence, and I have noticed an overall increase in my mood and a decrease in my stress

Earlier in the semester when I was filling the first few pages of this journal, I am reminded that I am still a failure with a 3.22 GPA. As a result, I hated the question that asked me to recall a time when I was unhealthy and a time that I was healthy. I also hated the question that ask me record my mental thoughts for a day because most of them were negative. Since this question was answered earlier in the semester, I seem to portray myself as a very insecure stressed out college student. Most of my thoughts seem like a cry for help because I did not have good control of my life.