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CHART, GRAPHS, TABLES To complete this assignment you will use data_codebook.pdf and data_gss7414.xlsx, both found on Canvas. PART 1: READING THE DATA [Purpose: to build an understanding of how the data is structured in excel and to practice mathematical notation.] For this part, use FILTER to limit the dataset to respondents interviewed in 2014 1. In the GSS 2014, how old is respondent #100? 2. In the GSS 2014, is respondent #61 male or female? How happy is he/she? How many years of education did his/her father have? [Hint: Use the codebook to look up category labels. If the value for a variable is missing, tell me so]. 3. In the GSS 2014, how many respondents are 89 years old? [Hint: Filter the data by year and age] PART 2: TYPES OF VARIABLES [Purpose: to familiarize you with the variables you will choose from for your final paper and to practice identifying variable types.] 4. For each of the variables below, tell me whether it is numerical or categorical. If numerical, is it ratio or interval? Is it discrete or continuous? If categorical, is it ordinal or nominal? Is it binomial? Base your answers on the variables as described in the codebook. a. degree b. hhincome c. wrkstat d. sex PART 3: MODEL BUILDING [Purpose: to think about how the variables in the dataset may be connected and practice drawing models.] 5. Pick three variables from the codebook that have an intervening relationship. a. Draw the model. Label the variables as IV, DV, and Intervening. Include arrows showing causal direction. b. In 2-3 sentences, explain your model and how you think the variables are related. Specifically, why is your third variable intervening? 6. Pick three variables from the codebook that have a moderating relationship. a. Draw the model. Label the variables as IV, DV, and Moderating. Include arrows showing causal direction. b. In 2-3 sentences, explain your model and how you think the variables are related. Specifically, why is your third variable moderating? FALL 2015: CHARTS, GRAPHS, & TABLES Take-Home Assignment DUE: Friday Monday November 2, 2015 NOTE: A hard copy is due at the beginning of class. Since it includes drawn models, this homework may be handwritten. If there are multiple sheets, they must be stapled. This assignment will be worth the equivalent of two (2) in-class assignments. To complete this assignment you will use data_codebook.pdf and data_gss7414.xlsx, both found on Canvas. PART 1: READING THE DATA [Purpose: to build an understanding of how the data is structured in excel and to practice mathematical notation.] For this part, use FILTER to limit the dataset to respondents interviewed in 2014 1. In the GSS 2014, how old is respondent #100? 2. In the GSS 2014, is respondent #61 male or female? How happy is he/she? How many years of education did his/her father have? [Hint: Use the codebook to look up category labels. If the value for a variable is missing, tell me so]. 3. In the GSS 2014, how many respondents are 89 years old? [Hint: Filter the data by year and age] PART 2: TYPES OF VARIABLES [Purpose: to familiarize you with the variables you will choose from for your final paper and to practice identifying variable types.] 4. For each of the variables below, tell me whether it is numerical or categorical. If numerical, is it ratio or interval? Is it discrete or continuous? If categorical, is it ordinal or nominal? Is it binomial? Base your answers on the variables as described in the codebook. a. degree b. hhincome c. wrkstat d. sex PART 3: MODEL BUILDING [Purpose: to think about how the variables in the dataset may be connected and practice drawing models.] 5. Pick three variables from the codebook that have an intervening relationship. a. Draw the model. Label the variables as IV, DV, and Intervening. Include arrows showing causal direction. b. In 2-3 sentences, explain your model and how you think the variables are related. Specifically, why is your third variable intervening? 6. Pick three variables from the codebook that have a moderating relationship. a. Draw the model. Label the variables as IV, DV, and Moderating. Include arrows showing causal direction. b. In 2-3 sentences, explain your model and how you think the variables are related. Specifically, why is your third variable moderating?

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Leadership of a 21st Century Leader of an Organisation Order Description Using relevant theories and models critically evaluate and analyse the leadership of a 21st century leader of a (business, government or not-for-profit) organisation. If you were in the position of the leader, what could you do to be a better leader and make a stronger impact on the followers and on the situation? For this assignment you can select a leader from a large or a small organisation. You can select a leader from your own organisation or one that you are familiar with. It could be a CEO of an international organisation whom you have read about in the newspapers/biographies, or a family member who runs a small business with a few staff members. The choice of leader and organisation is yours. Write a report in which you cover the following: A clear description of the leader, the organisation/industry, and situation/context. An evaluation of the leader by referring to concepts and theories covered in the subject (e.g. style, behaviour, traits, attitudes, power) and by referring to relevant examples and mini-cases in the textbook (where appropriate). A discussion of how you would lead differently if you were put in the same situation/s as the leader and how you could make a stronger impact on the followers and on the situation/s. It is important to demonstrate your knowledge about Leadership and to clearly reference your sources. Read about Leadership in journal articles (using AIB Online Library), books (including the textbook), business literature, etc. Note the sources and use then throughout the report. Remember that pure description and paraphrasing is not sufficient. A good report will clearly take an analytical approach and demonstrate application of leadership concepts/theories. In order to do well you need to structure your discussion appropriately, use good references, and clearly link recommendations to description and analysis presented earlier in the report. ? The required word length for this assignment is 2500 words (plus or minus 10%). ? In terms of structure, presentation and style you are normally required to use: - AIB standard report format; and - AIB preferred Microsoft Word settings; and - Harvard style referencing (which includes in-text citations plus a reference list). These requirements are detailed in the AIB Style Guide. Reference lists for AIB assignments / projects normally contain the following number of relevant references from different sources: 6–12 (for MBA assignments). ? All references must be from credible sources such as books, industry related journals, magazines, company documents and recent academic articles. ? Your grade will be adversely affected if your assignment contains no/poor citations and/or reference list and also if your assignment word length is beyond the allowed tolerance level (see Assessment Policy available on AIB website). ? Useful resources when working on your assignments include: - AIB Online Library - AIB Assignment Guide - AIB Style Guide

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