1. Scenario: At a weekly managers’ meeting, considerable discussion takes place concerning the corporate use of e-mail. Most employees use the e-mail system correctly; nonetheless, an increasing number of staff members are sending e-mails that are poorly written, unprofessional, or discourteous. Each manager is charged with communicating with her or his staff in an attempt to alleviate this problem. The manager’s administrative assistant identifies the following websites as potential resources to assist in constructing an announcement:WebfootN-etiquette.comBusiness Netiquette from Entrepreneur7 Email Etiquette Rules Every Professional Should Know from Business InsiderTop 50 Business Email Etiquette Rules from EmailTrayActing as a manager, select two or more of the above websites to help with your message’s composition. Provide a briefing of between 100 and 200 words. Prepare well-structured paragraphs and not a simple bullet list. Use the text-box of the discussion thread as if it were the body of your e-mail. Compose a communication regarding the proper use of e-mail, incorporating 10 tips (all tips should be available within the contributing sources and properly cited using APA style). Provide links to direct the employees to additional information or to the source of a particular tip as needed.2. Scenario: Your organization is opening a new international branch of operations. Six staff members have been chosen to represent the company as an initial task force, located in the capital city. An interpreter has been hired to assist with translations; however, the team needs to familiarize itself with the cultural aspects of communications in the capital city. Prepare a professional briefing of 100 to 200 words about the indigenous culture of your chosen country. The summary must include at least five cultural communication elements/practices (either verbal or nonverbal) that the delegation needs to know. Properly cite in APA format all information you borrow from outside sources.

Conjectures and Refutations is one of Karl Popper's most wide-ranging and popular works, notable not only for its acute insight into the way scientific knowledge grows, but also for applying those insights to politics and to history. It provides one of the clearest and most accessible statements of the fundamental idea that guided his work.Read the first part of Popper's paper (pages 1-10) or watch the video (which reads the first ten pages) and post your personal opinion about the concept of falsification. You can use the following questions to guide your answer: Do you think it is a valid way to define scientific practice? do you think it can be applied to all branches of science? Did you change your mind about inductive reasoning? Do you think psychoanalysis is scientific? Do you think Popper's falsification theory limits what we can consider science? Please be sure you use other sources if necessary to learn more about the subject if you need to. Name your references if you use them in your post. You DON'T have to write a comment to your classmates. This video reads pages 1 to 10 of the attached pdf that contains the full essay first published as part of the book Conjectures and Refutations.