ASU Department Of Psychology - College Of Liberal Arts & Sci
Asu Department Of Psychology College Of Liberal Arts Sciences 930
Asu Department Of Psychology College Of Liberal Arts Sciences 930
ASU Department of Psychology College of Liberal Arts & Sciences 9/30/2015 PSY 101 Sona Research Requirements Completion of Report Credits Report credit is awarded in units of 1 credit. A summary (350 words) of a research report of any length in a journal published by the American Psychological Association (APA) or the American Psychological Society (APS) if done appropriately earns 1 credit. The journals cover all of the major subfields of Psychology such as Social, Clinical, Developmental, Cognitive, and Behavioral Neuroscience. 1. If you choose to fulfill all hours of credit by satisfying the Report Credit option, you bypass the Research Study Participation Credit option entirely.
2. If you choose to fulfill part of your credit requirement with the Report Credit option, log onto the Sona system to satisfy the remainder of the credit. 3. To obtain report credit, you should read a scientific article from the list below and write a report. A 350 word report on a journal article receives 1 credit.
THE REPORT MUST BE WRITTEN IN YOUR OWN WORDS AND GO BEYOND THE ARTICLE ABSTRACT. Since most articles have an Introduction, Method, Results, and Discussion section, we recommend that your follow this structure in your report: What the researcher expected to find; study procedure and important independent variables and dependent variables; major result or findings of the study; main conclusion(s) of the study; and what you liked and disliked about the article or study. 4. Give the report (or reports) to your instructor for approval. Since all credit is due by the day of your last class, these reports should be given to your instructor at least 48 hours earlier so that the instructor can evaluate the report and give you credit.
5. Be sure to attach a photocopy of the journal article you review. The list of approved journals and how to locate them is in the information below. • Choose a journal title that interests you. • Go to the ASU Library website, and use Journal Lookup to find the journal online and to browse its contents. • Pick an article (or articles) that interest you to write up your summary (or summaries). Send your summary (or summaries) in a Word document. • Be sure to download the article, so that you can print it out and give it to your professor with your report or if your professor allows electronic copies send it with your summary as an email attachment (links will not work, due to your unique log-in information).
ASU Department of Psychology College of Liberal Arts & Sciences 9/30/2015 You may also go to the following websites to obtain lists of journals that may be used for Report Credit: (click on red ‘search’ button for hundreds of journal articles stored at the ASU online reference library!) Journal list for Report Credits: Journal of Experimental Psychology Journal of Personality & social Psychology Developmental Psychology Perception and Psychophysics Journal of Social Psychology Social Psychology Quarterly Journal of Experimental Social Psychology Learning and Motivation Cognitive Psychology Journal of Applied Social Psychology Journal of the Experimental Analysis of Behavior Journal of Comparative and Physiological Psychology Journal of Applied Behavioral Science Journal of Memory and Language Journal of Abnormal Psychology Child Development Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology Psychological Assessment Journal of Conflict Resolution Journal of Experimental Research in Personality Journal of Personality Psychology and Aging Health Psychology Memory and Cognition Bulletin of the Psychonomic Society Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin Merrill-Palmer Quarterly Brain Research Brain Research Reviews Journal of Pharmacology and Experimental Therapeutics Journal of Neuroscience Life Sciences Neuroscience Neuroscience Letters Psychopharmacology- Berlin You may also go to the non-susbscriber section of following website to obtain lists of journals that may be used for Report Credit: SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT PLAN FOR SAFEWAYS AIRWAYS 2 Supply Chain Management Plan for Safeways Airways Student’s Name Institution Supply Chain Management Plan for Safeways Airways Safeways Airways Company intends to set up a wholly owned subsidiary in Australia.
Australia is popular for having favorable environment that supports business activities. However, a company must comply with the country’s import and export regulations. For successful importation, a company must comply with the government regulations including duty taxes as well as clearance by the country’s Department of Home Affairs. A business must also obtain licensing and import permits. For export activities, a business must have an export declaration form and a prohibited and restricted exports form from the Australian Border Force (Australian Government, 2018).
The country also has an effective transport network comprising of more than 874,000 kilometers of road, at least 33,000 kilometers of heavy rail and 291 kilometers of light rail. Australia has 40 airports, including 10 international airports. Also it has 37 ports with annual throughput of at least 1 billion dollars (DIRD, 2016). However, the recent political upheaval that led to the election of Scott Morrison and brewing turmoil in the ruling coalition may be bad for business. Scott (2018) indicates that Barnaby Joyce planned to challenge for top position in the government.
Apart from the business environment, it is important to consider the logistics and supply chain management factors associated with setting up a subsidiary in Australia. Some of the hot issues worth taking into consideration are inventory and transport management, sourcing and marketing in the supply chain, green logistics and supply chain, as well as warehousing. Based on information search, Safeways should set up a subsidiary in Sydney. This is due to the fact that it the country’s only global city. City of Sydney (2016) indicates that apart from being the leading knowledge based economy in the country, the City of Sydney generates at least $108 billion each year.
This accounts for more than 7% of the country’s economy. It also provides more than 430,000 jobs across different skills levels that offer opportunities for different people. Supply Chain Management Plan for Safeways Airways Company References Australian Government. (2018). Importing and exporting. Retrieved from.
City of Sydney. (2016). Business and economy . Retrieved from. Department of Infrastructure and Regional Development. (2016). A dozen of facts about transport in Australia .
Canberra, Australia: Bureau of Infrastructure, Transport and Regional Economics Scott, J. (2018, October 18). Australia’s political stability in focus again with Joyce reports. Bloomberg . Retrieved from. political-stability-in-focus-again-amid-joyce-reports SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT PLAN OUTLINE 4 Supply Chain Management Plan Outline Student’s Name Institution Supply Chain Management Plan Outline 1. Introduction Safeways Airways Company seeks to establish a wholly owned subsidiary in Australia because the country boasts of one of the most favorable environments that supports trade and business activities across the world.
Even so, the Australian Government (2018) businesses must adhere to the nation’s import and export regulations. In particular, a business must comply with imports regulations such as duty taxes and obtain clearance certificates issued by the Department of Home Affairs. In addition, a firm must obtain both the licensing and import permits. Any business intending to export products outside the country must have a prohibited and restricted form issued by the Australian Border Force as well as an export declaration form. In order to succeed in Australia Safeways Airways Company must have a supply chain management plan that assess the general business or logistics environment, as well as the critical logistics and supply chain issues in the country.
2. Business and Logistics Assessment a. Imports regulations and documentations b. Exports regulations and documentation c. Transportation options i.
Road transport ii. Rail transport iii. Air transport iv. Sea transport d. Workforce i.
Demographics ii. Labor laws iii. Knowledge and skills set iv. Remuneration e. Government stability 3.
Logistics and supply chain management issues a. Inventory and transport management b. Sourcing and marketing in supply chain c. Green logistics and supply chain d. Warehousing 4.
Recommendation a. Safeways Airways Company should develop a subsidiary in Sydney 5. Components of supply chain management plan a. Supply network nodes b. Inventory policy c.
Customer service policy d. Information technology capability e. Supply network links f. Cost plan Reference Australian Government. (2018). Importing and exporting.
Retrieved from. Requirements You will develop a high-level Supply Chain Management Plan for a fictional company in a country of your choice (not the United States). As a member of an appointed team in your company, you will explore the possibility of setting up a new supply chain. You are to explore the feasibility of a supply chain by executing the following: · Select a business. · Select a foreign country. · Conduct a general business/logistics assessment of your country to determine imports, exports, transportation options, workforce, government stability, etc. · Identify major logistics and supply chain management issues associated with setting up a wholly owned subsidiary in your country. · Provide your recommendation as to what is the best city to establish a manufacturing and supply chain operation to meet the long-term goals of the company. · Prepare a high-level logistics and supply chain management plan to support the location you recommended. (See Supply Chain Management Guidelines below) To complete this assignment, you will need to balance external research with your creative solutions.
All information to write this plan will not be available online or in articles, so you will need to make educated guesses on how you would set up warehouses or structure exports in your selected city/country. Excellent reports will use references from successful processes and then implement them into their supply chain plan showing that the country's infrastructure could support the process. Scenario You have been asked by the CEO to join a senior team that has been created to explore the possibility of setting up the firm’s new supply chain. The company has been exporting a limited number of products to several regions for several years, but as demand has increased, the CEO is considering the possibility of setting up some form supply chain to reduce manufacturing and distribution costs and get closer to the customer.
Even though the CEO has engaged in talks with several economic development groups in the region, he has not yet decided what would be the best supply chain design for the current market to support the company’s long-term business strategy. As a key member of the team, your job is to develop a high-level Supply Chain management plan to explore the feasibility of establishing a wholly owned subsidiary in Country X. As part of the process, he has asked you to: · Conduct a general business/logistics assessment of your country to determine imports, exports, transportation options, workforce, government stability, etc. · Identify major logistics and supply chain management issues associated with setting up a wholly owned subsidiary in Country X. · Provide your recommendation as to what is the best city to establish a manufacturing and supply chain operation to meet the long-term goals of the company. · Prepare a high-level logistics and supply chain management plan to support the location you recommended above.
You have 8 weeks to prepare a report that summarizes your findings. The CEO has told you not to worry about the budget at this point (that will be addressed at another time) and has directed that you follow the format listed on the next page. Report Format I. Executive Summary II. Company Information III.
Country and city selection information IV. General logistics impacts of entering the new country V. Supply Chain Plan (of the 11 topics below, report must include a minimum of . Availability and quality of suppliers 2. Availability and quality of third-party service providers 3.
Sourcing and procurement strategy 4. Planning and forecasting strategy 5. Inventory management strategy 6. Inbound and outbound transportation strategy 7. Warehouse/distribution center strategy 8.
Outsourcing/3PL strategy 9. Customer Relationship Management 10. Supply Chain Integration 11. Performance management strategy VI. Next Steps -- a short list of next steps to be taken once the plan is approved.
VII. Conclusion VIII. References