Lizzy Murdock

Game theory involves the study of strategic decision making concerning with mathematical models that consist of conflict and cooperation that exist in intelligent rational decision-makers. This theory is also referred to as “interactive decision theory”. This theory is mainly used in; political science, psychology and economics. This theory asserts that all participants in any game, earn an equal net loss. In the sense that, a person benefits from a net loss of the other participant. Afghanistan is well known as a poor land as poverty has prevailed in almost all parts of the country. According to the U.S rating of developing countries which are poor, it is ranked at position 182 and this has attracted the attention of international countries to provide humanitarian aid to the Afghans. Many of the Afghans have recorded to have become refugees in Pakistan following the wars in their country and lack of food too. Thus, the World Food Programme has provided food to the internally displaced individuals too. Canada has participated relentlessly in the provision of health facilities, food and education to the poor citizens of Afghanistan.
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The team that Henry Tam worked with on the MGI project was a disparate group with very different skill sets and perspectives on the project. The goal of the project, to create and market a piece of software designed to help people understand music and create it, began with a small group. This group was soon supplemented by others, including Henry Tam and his team, who were attempting to win a Harvard business school contest based on their work with MGI. Read more

Lewis and Clark, in 1804, set out on a tour across the territory of Louisiana. The two were heroes from America, who faced strange people, unexplored land, and extremely harsh conditions. They, therefore, are one of the greatest explorers in the whole world. They made their expedition’s stop at Yankton and Dakotan. The two heroes navigated Hazard Rivers and rocky, as well as, rugged terrains. The climate was extremely harsh in most of the places because of the dense clouds, fog, and rain. President Jefferson Thomas instructed Lewis and Clark to collect anthropological information in a methodology way, on the Indians they met. Read more

Kaplan, A M. and Haenlein, M. (2009). Users of the world, unite! The challenges and opportunities of Social Media. Indiana University: Science Direct.

There is proof that the use of new media tools has resulted in humongous and considerable developments within organizations as well as other global fields. Yet it could also be true that its massive use may have resulted in a considerable, rapid rise in other illegal activities especially amongst teens. The generation of information could be said to have comprised of compressed social ideas and the new media has been responsible for changing the social composition of the various societies around the world. Read more

To effectively appreciate the dynamics of the group meetings it is important to first understand the categorization of the group. According to Hogg and Tindale (2008), there are two types of small groups: aggregate groups and psychological groups. Aggregate groups is a term that refers to groups of people who congregate in a given location by chance; members of the groups are unrelated and are only in close proximity for a short period of time (Hogg & Tindale, 2008). Psychological groups, on the other hand, refer to individuals who congregate on a regular basis to discuss a given issue (Hogg & Tindale, 2008). In psychological groups, the group members are psychologically aware of the presence of other members and know that they are part of the group (Hogg & Tindale, 2008). Read more