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DISCUSSION 1:Respond to the following in a minimum of 175 words: How can you measure learning from behaviorist, social cognitive, information processing, and constructivism perspectives? Choose two of these perspectives to discusDISCUSSION 2:Respond to the following in a minimum of 175 words: Compare  the short run and long run for perfectly competitive firms. How do perfectly competitive firms adapt to market changes in the short run? What can perfectly competitive firms expect in the long run in terms of profits?

Task 1Write a paper of 1,500 words that responds to the following:Discuss how Web 2.0 and social media have altered the way in which entrepreneurial and small businesses do the following: Engage their existing customersAttract new customersListen to employee and customer feedbackRespond to crises Provide current examples.Apply Kirton’s adaptation-innovation theory to discuss how a newer entrepreneurial venture might differ from a more mature, intrapreneurial venture in its approach to social media. Part 2 TasksAccording to Byers, Kist, and Sutton’s article titled “Characteristics of the Entrepreneur: Social Creatures, Not Solo Heroes,” entrepreneurs are inherently social people (1997). This article explains why entrepreneurs are highly social by nature. In an article titled “Who's Most Likely to go it Alone?,” Alessandra Bianchi offers a set of characteristics that predispose people toward entrepreneurship (1993). These characteristics, for example, come from life experiences such as being the child of an entrepreneur, being fired from multiple jobs, or being either an immigrant or the child of an immigrant.With these readings in mind, complete the following in 1,300 words:Profile the founder of a well-known company, and focus on that person’s social characteristics.Include references to the characteristics found in the Bianchi article, and align the characteristics with the founder’s personality. ReferencesBianchi, A. (1993). Who's most likely to go it alone? Inc. Magazine. Retrieved from http://www.inc.com/magazine/19930501/3537.htmlByers, T., Kist, H., & Sutton, R. I. (1997, October 27). Characteristics of the entrepreneur: Social creatures, not solo heroes. The Handbook of Technology Management, Retrieved from http://www.stanford.edu/class/e140/e140a/content/C...