The following acts represent cases of cheating and plagiarism: • Verbatim copying of printed material and submitting them as part of TMAs without proper academic acknowledgement and documentation. •...

The following acts represent cases of cheating and plagiarism: • Verbatim copying of printed material and submitting them as part of TMAs without proper academic acknowledgement and documentation. • Verbatim copying of material from the Internet, including tables and graphics. • Copying other students’ notes or reports. • Using paid or unpaid material prepared for the student by individuals or firms. • Utilization of, or proceeding to utilize, contraband materials or devices in examinations.” Penalty on plagiarism The following is the standard plagiarism penalty applied across branches as per Article 11 of the university by-laws: 1) Awarding of zero for a TMA wherein more than 20% of the content is plagiarized. 2) Documentation of warning in student record. 3) Failure in the course to dismissal from the University. All University programmes are required to apply penalties that are consistent with the University by laws. Examples of Plagiarism Copying from a single or multiple sources, this is where the student uses one or more of the following as the basis for the whole, or a good part, of the assignment: 1. Published or unpublished books, articles or reports 2. The Internet 3. The media (e.g.TV programmes, radio programmes or newspaper articles) 4. An essay from an essay bank 5. A piece of work previously submitted by another student 6. Copying from a text which is about to be submitted for the same assignment Introduction This TMA has one question with three sub sections. You should answer them all. The questions in this assignment are all about different aspects of the process of exploring a complex situation. Question 1 (100% marks) You are strongly advised to use the AOU e-library to locate additional relevant resources which can support your analysis and argument. This will earn you extra points. (a) Read through the attached article “Motivating through Total Reward A Royal Bank of Scotlands”, as you read through the article, create one Spray diagram to summarize the different ideas of the article respecting the conventions, and techniques. It is advised that students submit hand drawn diagrams as opposed to computer generated ones. Photocopies of diagrams should not be accepted. Reflect on your diagram in no more than 200 words.