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Abraham Maslows theory of hierarchy of needs
This is a theory in psychology that was proposed by Abraham Maslow in 1943. Maslow believed that every human being has an intrinsically good nature. He believed a good environment should be encouraged as it allows a person to express his wishes and demands, helps them to make choices and offers the necessary materials and opportunities to satisfy their needs
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this would really help u in knowing more about Asia generally and the countries we have there
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Chapter I: Introduction: Aim and Method………………………………………………………...3 Chapter 2: Women and Marriage in the Elizabethan Age: a Historical and Cultural Perspective..6 Chapter 3: Marriage in the Romantic Comedies: Theatrical Conventions………………………19 Chapter 4: Real and Illusive Love and Marriages in A Midsummer Night's Dream…………….29 Chapter 5: Romantic and Pecuniary Marriages in The Merchant of Venice……………………..40 Chapter 6: Conclusions…………………………………………………………………………..50 Bibliography……………………………………………………………………………………..52
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level 3 teaching assistant for TDA37-1.5 Explain how assessment for learning can contribute to planning for future learning carried out by:
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In my college the first company to visit was Nutanix, who offered 22lpa base salary Flipkart has 16lpa. Nutaix only visited our college for Interns. The first question they asked us was on a derivative of Matrix chain multiplication which is of course DP. In a DP problems we will always be given a choice Choice in a sense. If recursion have overlapping subproblems then DP can be applied to DP problems. DP problems always ask for something optimal. There is always a probability of DP First. If a function has two or more functions call, DP is applied. DP can be applied here. Please consider applying DP Point First Finished. Point Second : Optimal things will be asked What I mean by optimal here ? 1. Minimum 2. Maximum 3. Largest These all are optimal things Eg : Maximum Profit of an expression 2 * 5+3 Calculate the maximum value it can attend. In DP basically there are these 10 problems 10 PROBLEMS 0-1 knapsack. DP has many parent problems with many variations of themselves. All of these variations can easily be solved. But writing code by yourself is a big deal okay ? Soo Got it right ? 1. will write a. recursive solution 2. will do memoization 3. and then tabulation. and then write solution for tabulation DP But dont ever go for the tabulation directly. We gon na solve only one problem and we will easily be able to solve all its variations. These 80 problems of Dynamic Programming need not to be understood separately. So solve these 10 problems And develop concepts for 80. From the next video we will be picking up knapsack oaky ? Then we gon na discuss knapsacks really well with its Recursive solution with memoization and tabulation too
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These notes will help you to learn computer networking from basics to advance level. Anyone can learn with these notes.
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General Paper essay AS level (8004)
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An attitude is a predisposition to respond toward a particular person or group of persons; a particular object or a group of objects in a favourable or unfavourable manner. Phenomena in the world can be perceived in two broad ways. People perceive objects, events, ideas and other people as either bad or good, pleasant or unpleasant, and so on. People will always approach what they perceive as pleasant and avoid what they perceive as unpleasant.
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