A university’s sports performance division redesigns its ath…
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A university’s spоrts perfоrmаnce divisiоn redesigns its аthlete evаluation system. Staff repeatedly cite the popular phrase “What gets measured gets managed,” assuming it came from Peter Drucker. They focus heavily on easily quantifiable metrics such as sprint times, weight-room numbers, and GPS load data. Over the next season, athletes begin overemphasizing measurable outputs while neglecting unmeasured but crucial areas like mental health, leadership behaviors, and team cohesion. Injuries also rise because players push themselves to meet numerical targets. Which interpretation—based on V.F. Ridgway’s actual meaning of the phrase—best explains what went wrong?
Chооse 2 оf the 3 аuthors from this unit (Twаin, Chesnutt, Chopin). For eаch response (1A and 1B), choose one moment from the novel or short story that demonstrates the author’s use of regionalism or realism. Make sure that your moment is not one of the two passages that has been distributed in hard copy for Section II. Prompt: Identify the passage you've chosen (that does a good job of demonstrating the text's regionalist or realist qualities). Then, in at least 3–4 sentences, explain your choice. Be sure to highlight specific qualities of regionalism or realism and to show where and how they function in the passage. Be sure to focus on a specific moment and use its details to support your interpretation. Strong answers will analyze how literary techniques shape the meaning of the scene. When writing on Twain and Chopin, identify the chapter where the moment appears (though if you run out of time, just do your best to help me find it). You will enter your response in the text box below like this... 1A) Your response to the prompt regarding the first author you've selected. (15 points) 1B) Your response to the prompt regarding the second author you've selected. (15 points)