Journalism and Communication.

Decision-making involves choosing between possible solutions to a problem . Decisions can be made through either an  intuitive  or  reasoned  process, or a  combination of the two . Intuition I ntuition is actually a combination of past experience and your personal values. It is worth taking your intuition into account, because it reflects your learning about life. It is not always based on reality, only our perceptions. Reasoning Reasoning is using the facts and figures in front of us to make decisions.   It can, ignore emotional aspects to the decision.   Intuition is a perfectly acceptable means of making a decision, although it is generally more appropriate when the decision is of a simple nature or needs to be made quickly . Applying Both Reason and Intuition More complicated decisions tend to require a more formal, structured approach, usually involving both intuition and reasoning. It is important to be wary of impulsive reactions to a situation .  Fiv

My  goals are:--------------------------- Some of My Goals Are: • An Immediate Goal (something small, simple, easy, I can do in the next 24 hours) _______________________________________________________________________________________ • Short Term Goals (things I can do over the next few days and weeks) • Medium Term Goal(s) (things I can do over the next few weeks and months) • Long Term Goal(s) (things I can do over the next few months and years) Is your goal specific? A specific goal should clearly state what you want to accomplish, why it is an important goal, and how you intend to accomplish the goal. ___________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________ Is your goal measurable?   A measurable goal should include a plan with targets and milestones that you can use to make sure you’re moving in the right direction .

Today I feel _____________________________________________________ · because: ________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________   I am excited about: · __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________   I am concerned about: · __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________   I am hopeful for: · __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________   I am thankful for: · __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________   I am proud of: · __________________________________________________________

In form, the thesis is a lengthy experimental, design, or theoretical  report , with a problem-method-results-discussion structure. Front Matter           Title page .  Our department’s standard title page form have  required to follow. The title should be informative, contain keywords, and reveal the topic of the thesis. Include the title, author, thesis supervisor, place, and date. Abstract .  Briefly state the (1) research problem, (2) methodology, (3) key results, and (4) conclusion. Generally, abstracts are between 100 and 150 words--roughly 5-10 sentences. In the thesis body, you provide the introduction, narrative, and analysis of your work. The body includes these elements: Acknowledgments. Acknowledge assistance from advisors, sponsors, funding agencies, colleagues, technicians, and so on. Appendixes. Provide detailed calculations, procedures, data in separate appendixes. Give each appendix a title, a le

1.      Selection of problem( – Introduction) 2.      Review of existing research and theory 3.      Statement of hypothesis or research question 4.      Determination of appropriate methodology and research design 5.      Data collection, Analysis and interpretation of data 6.      Presentation of results 7.      Replication 1.      DETERMINING TOPIC RELEVANCE Once a basic research idea has been chosen or assigned, the next step is to ensure that the topic has merit. This is accomplished by answering eight basic questions. 2.      Literature Review Researchers who conduct studies under the guidelines of scientific research. Before start our own research   first we should consulting with   avail­able literature . The literature review to be one of the most important steps in the research process. It provide Experienced researchers. . Before proceed a project or research , research­ers should ask these questions: ·      What type of research has be

Cartoons is a form of expression.  Cartoon conveys a lot of information in very few words.   Cartoons add special value to newspapers. That is why, despite advances in photography and animation technologies, cartoons still command their own place in newspapers.  It is a visual medium that engages the audience, helps them understand and interpret the political, social Cartoons that can help them understand the mood of the country benefit people. Political cartooning is inspired by the situations around the cartoonist, what he sees and believes are portrayed through the sketch he creates.  Apart from a great sense of humour, a cartoonist is required to understand the political scene and make a commentary on the situation, but to refrain from making it of bad taste.   source   “Cartoons have ever-lasting impact on the minds of readers. They are such effective communicators that in a few lines, they describe the most important event of the day.   S.V. Padmanabha, senior news ca