Unreason - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

1. Four circum- stances under which employees of the labour bro- ker may hold both the labour broker and the client jointly and severally liable ito the LRA 2. When can an em- ployee take fam- ily responsibility ito the BCEA 3. What are the 3 NB elements that distinguish a collective agree- ment from any other agreement between employ- ees and employ- ers 4. Definition of a strike? 5. Definition of protest action If the TES contravenes - a collective agreement concluded in a bargaining c...

My essay answer to the administrative law/law and government exam question : "Critically compare the doctrines of Wednesbury unreasonableness and proportionality. Should proportionality become the test for all administrative decisions?". This essay received a first-class in the final exam.

My essay answer to the law and government essay question : " Critically compare the doctrines of Wednesbury unreasonableness and proportionality. Should proportionality become the test for all administrative decisions?". This essay received a first-class grade.

My essay answer to the law and government essay question : " Critically compare the doctrines of Wednesbury unreasonableness and proportionality. Should proportionality become the test for all administrative decisions?". This essay received a first-class grade.

Criminology- AC1.2 Explain the Reasons that Certain Crimes are Unreported . This is the table of notes I took into the Unit 1 8 hour exam, and scored

AC 1.2 Explain the reasons that certain crimes are unreported Unit 1 Criminology WJEC Changing awareness of crime

Criminology unit 1 ac 1.4

Student answer for unit 1 WJEC criminology outcome 1.2. The answer received 3/4 marks. The answer is about reasons why crimes are unreported it includes theories and statistics to support the answer. The reason it received only 3 marks is because it was lacking case study and some detail. However, this is suitable for Year 1s/12s studying Criminology.

These are notes on why certain crimes go unreported, it includes personal reasons and social & cultural reasons.

TABLE OF CONTENTS: Part 1 Introducing Social Psychology MODULE 1: Doing Social Psycholog y MODULE 2: Did You Know It All Along? Part 2 Social Thinking MODULE 3: Self-Concept: Who Am I? MODULE 4: Self-Serving Bias MODULE 5: Narcissism and the Limits of Self-Esteem MODULE 6: The Fundamental Attribution Error MODULE 7: The Powers and Perils of Intuition MODULE 8: Reasons for Unreason MODULE 9: Behavior and Belief MODULE 10: Clinical Intuition MODULE 11: Clinical Therapy: The Powers of Social Cognit...