Human Annotated Bibliographies Samples For Students

Annotated Bibliography

Chagnon, Napoleon. The Yanomamo. Cengage Learning, 2012.

Napoleon Chagnon wrote this book has a total of 336 pages. The work incorporated in this book is based on the author’s extensive and critical fieldwork. The book specifically focuses on the Yanomamo. In essence, this book establishes the primitive nature of South American tribal societies in the modern day. It is a compilation of field reports since 1992; it records events and changes that have since been experienced by the Yanomamo since 1992. In addition to the reports compiled in this book, the book contains the author’s perceptions regarding the ...

Jayson, S. (2012, Mar 27). Ever-present devices can push our crazy buttons. USA TODAY. Retrieved from http://sks.sirs.com

This article provides a discussion of the dangers that may result from the over-reliance on the use of technology such as smart devices. The author, Sharon Jayson, has written on various topics on behavior, technology and education, provides examples of people who provide insight into the dangers of using cell phones and smart devices. She provides an example of Jason Putorti who is a tech executive. According to Putorti, technology has resulted in a decrease in formation of strong relationships. This article can be useful ...

DuBois, C. L., & Dubois, D. A. (2012). Strategic HRM as social design for environmental sustainability in organization. Human Resource Management, 51(6), 799-826.

This source was selected because of its specific focus on environmental sustainability, which is suggested to be one of the most prominent innovations of human resources in recent years. The source is particularly compelling as it proposes a possible framework that can be employed to support and facilitate sustainable adaptation to the challenges faced by modern firms with regard to environmental sustainability. The framework emphasizes the role of HR leaders as a motivating and facilitating factor behind an organization’s pursuit of environmental sustainability within both domestic and international business lanscapes. The publication by which the source has been gleaned is a ...

Gilmore, E. R., and Indiana University, Bloomington. 2008. An evaluation of the efficacy of Wile's taxonomy of human performance factors. (Dissertation Abstracts International, 69-8.) Bloomington, Ind.: Indiana University

The first reference material for the study is Erika Gilmore’s, “An Evaluation of the Efficacy of Wile's Taxonomy of Human Performance Factors”. In this seminal study, Erika attempts to build on a work that had initially been started by Wile in his system of Taxonomy of Human Performance Factors. Her study aims at testing the variables that affect performance improvement that are beyond the fundamental performance factors, in terms of their relative frequency to allow for the effective solutions to some of the most challenging problems scientists face today. It is interesting to note that the consistency ...

Pre-interview worksheet

This is a pre-interview on the use of GMOs in the researcher’s life Researcher’s perspective on the topic: The researcher believes that research be carried out to eradicate the fears that many people have regarding the use of GMO foods.

Do you believe there are health concerns? There are some concerns regarding the use of GMO foods. This should be cleared through research and technology. This is the only way that clarity of many issues in this field will be achieved.

Should marketing continue? I believe that has been approved by governments is worth consuming. There should ...

“Natural Disasters-Floods," Retrieved October 18, 2014 from http://wwf.panda.org/about_our_earth/teacher_resources/webfieldtrips/natural_disasters/floods/

This article mentioned the natural disasters like floods that may happen in poor as well as rich countries. As a matter of fact, these disaster are also linked with manmade activities. The change in land use, deforestation, landscape, and flood plains all contribute in the severity of floods. The article reported that global warming caused by man-made activities is one of the major factors contributing in this natural disaster. The human beings made changes in river basins that affect floods like in the case of Washington; concrete constructions developed to stop the flow of water prevented natural seepage that consequently ...

Annotated bibliography: Animal cruelty

Research question: Should large-scale meat products be continued at the present conditions?

Bernstein, M. (2004), Neo-speciesism. Journal of Social Philosophy, 35: 380–390. Doi: 10.1111/j.1467- 9833.2004.00239.x In this article, Bernstein(2004), seeks to broadcast creative methodologies to applied and normative issues of modern-day social life, such as those arising from financial and other forms of globalization, violent political struggle, and the diversity of cultural experiences worldwide. It places new prominence on comprehending the social contexts for legal, political, cultural and moral questions, and gives priority to the advancement of novel theoretical frameworks, from social ontology to care integrity ...

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Sapir, Edward. Language and environment. Indianapolis: Bobbs-Merrill, 1912. Print.

In this book, the author seeks to establish the influence that the environment has on several aspects of human culture such as language. Although it is true that the environment shapes the perspective one may develop, Sapir argues that it would be fallacious to conclude that the environment is the sole factor that shapes how people carry themselves in the society (Sapir, 226). In essence, it is the social forces in the society that transform environmental influence to have an impact on the development of people. Sapir also argues that ...

Florina A. & Mihai P. (2012). The Development of Human Resources in Organizations USV Annals of Economics & Public Administration. Vol. 12 (2) pp. 36-42.

The development of human resource is a major task bestowed to the human resources department. Florida & Mihai (2012) in their work have identified the core human resource development duties and the competences one should have as a human resource manager to effectively deliver in the human resource development. According to Florida & Mihai (2012), human resource development needs to be implemented by first establishing the needs of the staff, what kind of development is ...

Emerald (2002). Googling out of control: Can Google's chaos management style ensure continuing success? Strategic direction.23 (8): 25-27.

This article presents one of the many dissenting voices regarding Google’s organizational style. The purpose of the article according to the authors is to review development sin management styles around the globe. From this analysis, the authors highlight practical implications as derived from case studies and research. The article posits that the unprecedented success by Google has afforded the chaotic organizational style a new respectability. This is because it is a style that has not been the favorite for top performing companies until the inception of Google. The author explores the allure of chaotic style as seen in the twenty ...

A.Rehman, M. (2011). Human Trafficking in the era of Globalization. the case of trafficking in global economy , 1-2.

According to this Journal written by Majeed A.Rehman, human trafficking is in practice for many decades. Just like many global problems, human trafficking is also one of the global crises. The writer of the journal is identifying the countries that are mostly affected by human trafficking. The writer has pointed out the country Bangladesh. In Bangladesh, every year large number of people is trafficked for a sex industry. Many young children and women are exported. The main reason is the low level ...

Williams, Eric. "Capitalism and slavery." Chapel Hill 215 (1944).

This interesting book compares modern-day capitalism to slavery. It is a different look on slavery, instead of the standard view, it offers an insight on how people are slaves to modern capitalism, seemingly working foot-to-mouth just to buy products that they cannot afford. It compares the history of slavery and gives some details on how the two can be related. It connects everything throughout society in order to give a bigger picture, and helps people understand what is happening in the global economy. The book explains how this type of slavery has been ongoing since medieval times, making people believe that ...

Melissa Nasiruddin, Monique Halabi, Alexander Dao, Kyle Chen, and Brandon Brown. ‘Zombies—A Pop Culture Resource for Public Health.’ A Pop Culture Resource for Public Health Awareness - Volume 19, Number 5—May 2013 - Emerging Infectious Disease journal - CDC wwwnc.cdc.gov/eid/article/19/5/AD-1905_article.htm 2/10/2013

This article was written by Melissa Nasiruddin, Monique Halabi, Alexander Dao, Kyle Chen, and Brandon Brown. It discusses about the dangers of modifying viruses in the laboratory. They say that when viruses are modified, they can pose a very great threat because they can undergo mutation, multiply then spread at a very faster rate to cause problems to the people. In explaining this point, they use an example of a rabies virus which multiplied and caused zombie to a lot of people. It can be used in a research because it can help in creating public awareness on how dangerous zombie infections can be. ...

Abstract

The three sources look into how Ordinary exposure to a spestist affects human health. It is illustrated that Ordinary exposure to particular hazardous materials has a very low probability of affecting the human life. However, chronic exposure to some chemicals can threaten the health of a human and environment if they are not managed appropriately. The sources argues how Ordinary exposure to hazardous material impact on the health of individuals.

Abkowitz, M. and Cheng, P. (1989). “Hazardous materials Transport Risk Estimation under Conditions of Limited Data Availability”, Transportation Research Record, 1245, pp. 14-22 The book looks into how the transportation ...

Annotated Bibliography: Cloning

Ahlberg, Jaime, and Harry Brighouse. "An Argument Against Cloning." Canadian Journal Of Philosophy 40.4 (2010): 539-566. Academic Search Complete. Web. 7 Nov. 2013.

Ahlberg and Brighouse argue that the animals and human beings that emerge as a result of cloning are extremely disadvantageous as they are expected to experience particularly short lifespans and vulnerability to disease. While this is the case, they say, cloning is one of the most detrimental inventions of modern technology, as it poses high risks of defect and potential mental complications arising from the impending genetic failures and defects. Ahlberg and Brighouse compare human ...

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Fedoroff, N. V., & Brown, N. M. (2004). Mendel in the kitchen: a scientist's view of genetically modified foods. Washington, D.C.: Joseph Henry Press.

This article basically contains discussions, reports and statistics that are supported with scientific evidence. It aims to answer amongst other questions on the safety level of genetically modified foods, the warranty of the foods, and existing differences between introduction of genes into plants by grafting and through molecular engineering. It goes further to revisit the history of agriculture and comparing that to the existing modified plants genome. As far as this research goes, the main ...

Annotated Bibliography: Why are we too dependent on computers?

Altun, Arif, and Mehtap Cakan. "Undergraduate Students' Academic Achievement, Field Dependent/Independent Cognitive Styles And Attitude Toward Computers." Journal of Educational Technology & Society 9.1 (2006): 289-297.

Conocenti, Paul, and Cindy Azima. "Computer Vulnerability, Consequences and Preparedness - Experiences From World Trade Center." International Journal of Disaster Medicine 1.1 (2003): 69-73.

This paper examines the use of computer technology in healthcare. Computer has become a major tool in health through informatics. It is easier to keep and share information by health professionals through informatics.

Haider, S. Wali, Colin L. Moodie, and James R. Buck. "An Investigation ...

‘Alternatives: Testing Without Torture.’ PETA. People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals. Web. 20 February 2013.

This document is website-based and it provides for alternative testing methods that can be used on animals. It offers better and torture free methods that researches can adopt when using animal in medical, education and general research.

"Animal Testing 101." PETA. People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals. Web. 20 Feb 2013. http://www.peta.org/issues/animals-used-for-experimentation/animal-testing-101.aspx This website is an organizational website for advocates of ethical treatment and the rights ...

Outline and Annotated Bibliography

THESIS: Throughout this study I seek to develop a process of life affirmation to explain life and death and humanities’ connection to these concepts. By looking at examples in music, poetry, art, and literature I endeavor to identify concepts that explain how human perceptions of these concepts have changed throughout the course of history. I. What is Life Affirmation?

B. Why understanding life affirmation is important.

II. Life Affirmation and its Connection with Humanities.

A. The representation of death in art, music, poetry, and literature.

B. How the portray of death in Humanities changes over the course of history. III. Works of Art.

A. Death and The Miser

B. How we experience life affirmation through art. ...

THEME 1: Culture, Gender and Social Norms

Haught, John. Making Sense of Evolution: Darwin, God, and the Drama of Life. Louisville, KY: Westminster John Knox Press, 2010. Print.

This work traces the origin of humankind and the underlying values that have often informed behavior of man. Ever since the emergence of evolution theory, many questions have been posed in regards to its viability and especially on how it impacted human behavior over time. Evolution gives a scientific account of the development of man and it is often at loggerheads with the theological account of creation. The author of this work has a similar professional background with the author in the previous entry. Both authors have strong theological backgrounds in the Catholic Church and they are accomplished historians. This book gives ...

Developmental psychology relates to the scientific study of the changes that happen to people during their lifetime. This field of study initially focused on the development of infants and children. However, the scope of developmental psychology has steadily expanded to include the development of the youth, adults, and, the elderly as well as the entire lifecycle of human beings. This specialty focuses on examining changes that take place across a wide range of topics such as the psycho-physiological processes including the mental development involving moral and conceptual understanding. The focus can also be on the language acquisition on the perspectives ...

Theories of Criminology and Deviance

Kraska, P. (2006). Criminal justice theory: Toward legitimacy and an infrastructure. Justice Quarterly, 23 (2), 168-185.

The article offers great and valuable information regarding the criminal justice theories that play a leading role in promoting justice in several criminal systems around the world. The source deals with the criminal justice theory, which deals with crime rates and crime. The article points out the fact that pursuing criminal justice is in some cases implicitly, and tacitly, referred to the narrow responsibility of descriptive and evaluative scholarship.

Thus, this article explores the details for the field’s failure to identify the prominence ...

Annotated Bibliography: Organizational Development

Aubry, M., Hobbs, B., & Thuillier, D. (2009). The contribution of the project management office to organizational performance. International Journal of Managing Projects in Business, 2(1), 141-148.

The objective of this article is to be able to summarize and defend some scientific results on in regards to a recent Organizational Development phenomenon, the Project Management Office (PMO), in a location where most of the literature is currently coming from advisers. The emphasis of this research article shows how important the project manager is when it comes to the PMO transformation process rather than on the clarification of their great diversity. ...

How Does Early and Medieval Art and Architecture Influence Modern Culture?

Annotated Bibliography Craig, M. (2011). Arcade: Moments not Monuments. Art and Architecture Journal , 89-92.

Present day buildings and architectural designs are usually fantastic, leaving one to ponder where such designs oriented from. In his article, Craig discusses some of the most famous monuments that are found in the globe and their underlying ideas and concept behind their designs. Craig states that such architectural designs have been embedded in the architectural designs of the present days. Landmarks such as the Pyramids of Egypt are termed so because the ideologies have stood the test of time, and this can be ...

Present day buildings and architectural designs are usually fantastic, leaving one to ponder where such designs oriented from. In his article, Craig discusses some of the most famous monuments that are found in the globe and their underlying ideas and concept behind their designs. Craig states that such architectural designs have been embedded in the architectural designs of the present days. Landmarks such as the Pyramids of Egypt are termed so because the ideologies have stood the test of time, and this can be manifested in the core concepts of medieval art and architecture. This article is a vital resource ...

Legionella is one of the conditions that for a long time has been researched on. Several authors and researchers have come up with their views concerning this condition and present their views in books, journals, and even websites. In the annotated bibliography below, a clear indication of the contribution of each author is given. The relevance of the reference is also shown, giving readers the reason why they should take the references. Annotated bibliography Bartram, J., Chartier, Y., Lee, J. V., Pond, K., & Surman Lee, S. (Eds.). (n.d.). Legionella and the prevention of legionellosis. (Original work published World ...

White, Deborah. “Pros and Cons of the Death Penalty” Retrieved from http://deathpenalty.procon.org/view.answers.reader-comments.php?questionID=1324

Deborah White in her article “Pros and Cons of the Death Penalty” said in her research that in 1972, the United States Supreme Court effectively nullified the death penalty converting the death sentences of hundreds of death row inmates to life in prison. But in 1976, another Supreme Court ruling found capital punishment to be constitutional and since then up to June of 2009, 1,167 persons were executed. Amnesty International spoke out against the death penalty stating that it is the ultimate denial of human ...

Andersson, H.C., Hallstrom, H. and Kihlman, B.A. (2014). Intake of caffeine and other methylxantines during pregnancy and risk for adverse effects in pregnant women and their fetuses. Denmark: Expressen Tryk and Kopicenter. Birrittieri, C. (2012). What every woman should know about fertility and her biological clock.

New Jersey: Career Press.

The study further indicated that about 151 milligram or higher of caffeine consumption can also increase the risk of miscarriage that may occur either on the first or the second trimester of pregnancy. Caffeine intake in more than the moderated amount can cause a delay in conception, even ...

The Eugenics Movement

Davenport, Charles & Laughlin, Harry H. (1927). Eugenics Seeks to Improve the Natural, Physical, Mental and Tempermental Qualities of the Human Family. American Philosophical Society. Retrieved from http://www.eugenicsarchive.org/eugenics/image_header.pl?id=248&printable=1&detailed=0

This document is an overview of the intentions of the early American eugenics movement from the point of view of the Director and Assistant Director of the program in 1927. Although the front page of the document claims that humans cannot be used in scientific experiment, the rest of the document details the ways America should assess and promote things such as “what matings are fittest for society ...

Undisputedly, social identity has a psychological dimension. However, in the sociological imagination, Wright Mills explains that ‘neither the life of an individual nor the history of society can be understood without understanding both’ (Mills, 1959). Therefore, when exploring social identity it is vital to assess the social and cultural factors that shape an individual in the milieu that it is fashioned in the contemporary society. This means that, we must look at both the power the individual has to exercise agency and the structure, or society into which they are born; the society, which already exist. Sociologist Emile Durkheim ...

This reference is a National Institutes of Health website that focuses mainly on the basic information on hypothyroidism. This reference provides an introduction into the topic by defining hypothyroidism as well as providing various causes of hypothyroidism. The website also offers information on the symptoms of the condition, different tests that are used to diagnose the disease as well as different treatment options. The information from the paper will be useful in introducing the paper and giving basic concepts on the topic.

Friedlander, R. A., Levie, H. S., Musch, D. J., Alexander, Y., & Lovelace, D. C. (1979).Terrorism: Documents of international and local control. Dobbs Ferry, N.Y: Oceana Publications.

The main argument or topic in this source is the local and international control of terrorism. The author elaborates various ways in which terrorism can be controlled both at the domestic and international levels. The current strategies used to curb terrorism both at the local and international levels are well elaborated by the author. The authors develop their argument by linking their arguments and ideas on how various countries in various ...

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Clark , J. (2011, May 11). 5 needs and 5 tools for measuring media impact. PBS, 1. Retrieved from http://www.pbs.org/mediashift/2010/05/5-needs-and-5-tools-for-measuring-media-impact131/

This article focuses on giving a format for understanding how large or widespread of an impact within the realm of “public interest media.” The author, Jessica Clark, offers a list of five needs and five tools that can rank that influence and impact and address negative aspects at the same time. She explains that there is a need for a universal rating system, tracking the movement over a longer period of time, analyzing the attitudes and moods of the public, understanding the users, and ...

Sivakumar, B. (2011). Global climate change and its impacts on water resources planning and management: assessment and challenges Stochastic environmental research and risk assessment, 25(4), 583-600

The book presents an investigation of the potential effects of climate change, water resources, and global warming especially in the UK. The author introduces the science of global warming and its potential effects of the above listed on the hydrological processes. He also outlines the water balance. The author also describes the methodology behind climate change and the process of impact assessment. The author also outlines the methods, which are applicable to create future scenarios of climate change using the appropriate scales and time in relation to the hydrological studies. The author also describes a case study reaching to the ...

Glaser, Sheri R. Formula to Stop the Illegal Organ Trade: Presumed Consent Laws and Mandatory Reporting Requirements for Doctors. Human Rights Brief. 2007. Web. 8 Oct. 2013.

Glaser in this article uses a mildly aggressive approach towards Organ Trade and Organ traffickers. The article describes and discusses cases of organ trafficking and the methods of the Black Market of the organ trade.

An example from the conduct of the Chinese officials with executed criminals’ bodies and how the judiciary involves throws a hint of how governments are involved as well. The article also points out the involvement of doctors, both knowingly ...

Annotated Bibliography

Chilingar, G. et al.Greenhouse Gases and Greenhouse Effect. Environmental Geology, Vol. 58 No. 6 (Sep2009) p1207-1213. Web 05 July 2013.

The source is a journal article about environmental geology that seeks to give different views on the relationship that exists between the greenhouse effect and global warming. In this source, Chilingar et al argue that increased levels of greenhouse gases within the atmosphere does not lead to global warming. However, their argument is limited to one greenhouse gas that easily condenses on cooling. They fail to consider the effects of carbon dioxide on average temperatures of the earth, and ...

Abstract The majority of the articles included deal with the subject of organizational change. Several of them explore organizational change from a theoretical viewpoint and offer ideas for research, while other articles offer more practical information for management with examples of change, elements affecting change, and concrete examples of organizations’ implementation of change. Several of the articles focus on leadership. Again, some approach from a theoretical perspective, while others offer concrete examples of styles of leadership that can be utilized on a practical level. Altogether, the articles provide a diverse picture of theories and practices behind leadership and organizational change. This diversity ...

Bibb, R., D. Eggbeer, and P. Evans. "Rapid Prototyping Technologies in Soft Tissue Facial Prosthetics: Current State of the Art." Rapid Prototyping Journal 16.2 (2010): 130-7.

The objective of this study is to determine the implications of prosthetics to the quality, economic status, technological and clinical aspects of digitizing maxillofacial prosthetics. This study also focuses on the rapid prototyping of prosthetics. Using multiple case studies on the capacity of digital technologies to prepare, design and produce maxillofacial prostheses, findings show that rapid prototyping illustrated the potential clinical uses of prostheses that cater to the needs of maxillofacial ...

Summary

This is a randomized controlled trial that studied the effectiveness of acupuncture in reducing pain and bothersomeness in patients with chronic low back pain (CLBP) compared to placebo treatment. Bothersomeness and pain were measured using visual analogue scales (VAS). Disability, health status, and depression were other outcomes measured using various instruments. The study used a sample of 130 adults with CLBP for three months before the trial and recruited from three medical hospitals in Korea. They were randomly allocated to two groups – real acupuncture group and sham acupuncture group. Treatment was given twice a week for six weeks by physicians specializing ...

Dan, Russell. A People's Dream: Aboriginal Self-Government in Canada. New York: Blackwell Pub., 2007. Print.

Russell examines some of the hardships that the Aboriginal people have to go through when proposing self-government. The author believes that the self-government of the Aboriginals is narrow and that the national government would not be willing to negotiate issues such as land. Given the political power is significant in most global nations; the author believes that the national government will propose a self-government jurisdiction where aboriginals will not enjoy any political power in the country. The key question the author addresses in his book is that: Does the self-government by the Aboriginals propose collective or individual rights of the ...

Introduction

Poverty is a condition in which a community or an individual lacks financial resources and the essentials that are crucial to enjoy a standard of life that is minimum and well being which is considered as acceptable in a society. Poverty status in many countries is actually assigned to the people who fail to meet a given threshold level that is set by health and human services department in that particular country. In less developed countries especially those that are found in Africa, poverty is identified as a state symbol. Poverty is actually not an economic construct but it is regarded as a human condition.

Therefore, ...

Introduction

There are approximately five billion people using cell phones today globally. With the whooping numbers debate has been abound on the dangers of these very important devices to the surroundings and the wellbeing of the users. The most enthusiastic ‘participants’ in the never ending debate have been the scientific community and the players in the wireless industry. The scientific community periodically produces research findings on the imminent dangers of cell phones. In a quick rejoinder, the players in the wireless industry are in haste to interpret the results and findings of these studies to their advantage. Consequently, the general ...

How it is produced, maintained and challenged by particular people in a hospital.

An Annotated Bibliography

Anderson, Cameron & Brown, Courtney E. (2010). The functions and dysfunctions of hierarchy. Research in Organizational Behavior. Retrieved from www.ScienceDirect.com with doi: 10.1016/j.riob.2010.08.002. (Published online but not yet in print)

This paper used a literature review methodology to address the hierarchy in power of many organizations with respect to functionalist organization. It offers a better understanding of five variables that determine the effectiveness of moderation on the strength of hierarchal-powerful obstacles: (a) the type of a group’s work, (b) if the choice of group leader is appropriate, (c) how a leader’s ...

Campos, David. Sex, Youth, and Sex Education: A Reference Handbook. California: ABC- CLIO. 2002. Print.

Campos, an outspoken educator and associate professor of education at the University of the Incarnate Word claims that abstinence is not all about avoiding sex but rather about a voluntary non involvement in sex and other sexual activities. It is a decision that he thinks should come from an individual person and therefore a person needs not to be coerced into not being party in sexual activities. According to him, abstinence and sex education is a very important aspect of growth which needs not to be ignored. In ...

Annotated Bibliography: Correlation of Wingate Anaerobic Test and Lower Extremity Power

In this paper, periodization of training is compared with non-periodization and the benefits achieved from periodization are significant in establishing weight-training program. The periodized training of strength involves altering the type of exercise program performed during training to achieve the optimal gain in power and strength. The paper demonstrates that there have been no significant changes observed in strength and power using Wingate test during one-set training of I RM bench press. However, the periodized training demonstrated significant increase of strength and power using Wingate test in comparison to the one-set training.

T. Jeff Chandler and Lee E. ...

Karpetis, George. "How experienced social workers apply recovery-oriented mental health policies in everyday practice." European Journal of Social Work 23.1 (2020): 106-117.

Social workers are the first line helpers to people who have recently suffered stress, trauma, and crisis events. They go through various training to handle these individuals because each individual has a different perspective and crisis or trauma that they may have undergone, and each one of them requires a different kind of attention. Most of these techniques that social workers use include offering psychological first aid, listening to the victim, and offering them a temporary ...

Violence Against Women

Bad acts committed towards women because of their gender are referred to as violence against women. Violence against women is a clear manifestation of the unequal power relations between men and women. The acts range from physical abuse to psychological torture. Women are viewed to be of a lesser importance in comparison to men. Sexual harassment is one of the major crimes committed against women. Cases of marital rape, harassment at work places and suggestive language used towards women suggest that they are sex symbols. This behavior seems to have been accepted by the society since nothing is being done about. ...

An analysis of the poem by Sylvia Plath and Elizabeth Bishop aims to demonstrate female suffering. Women were forced to live under violent conditions and inequality circumstances. Therefore, Plath and Bishop used metaphor and irony to show the desire of feminism and equality in society. This paper shows how profound feminism has developed over the years as denoted in different writings by various Authors

Black-Phones: Postmodern Poetics within the Holocaust Poetry (Sylvia Plath Boswell), Matthew Critical Survey20.2 (2008): 53-64,112.

This journal talks about the suffering of Plath. She uses the poem ‘Lady Lazarus’ and ‘Daddy’ to describe her generation. Plath’s technique of using “Lady ...

Introduction

Automobile technology has managed to come a long way. A few decades ago, automobile makers were boasting about airbags being the latest state-of-the-art technology in car safety. Warning systems and collision avoidance have been the latest developments for car technology. Though it is not a new technology, reverse cameras are available with the cross-traffic warning systems for preventing drivers from reversing from their parking spot into the oncoming traffic. Again, the vehicle sensor technology has been used for detection and prevention from all-too-common dangerous situations. These technologies are perfect for ensuring individuals and families are kept safe. Also, technology has helped ...

Abstract

Fatigue is the weariness after having a hard work experience. It involves a feeling of sleepiness and the lack of ability to continue doing a certain task (Campling and Sharpe, 2008). With relation to pilot fatigue, a pilot on duty with fatigued affects so many people. These include the crew, passengers and the pilots themselves.

The Air Line Pilots Association is an association that should take it upon itself to check into the matter of pilot fatigue. Pilot fatigue may be a problematic catastrophe to all stakeholders in the aviation industry. In addition to the pilots’ association, the employers should also look into the ...

Annotated Bibliography

Atkinson, R. C., & Shiffrin, R. M. (1971). The control processes of short-term memory. Institute for Mathematical Studies in the Social Sciences, Stanford University.

It is a theoretical study mainly a review of laboratory results about memory. The author explains the difference between long term and short term memory. It further explains how short term memory works. In this regard, the authors examine how short term memory make decisions, keeps and passes on information and how as part of the overall brain controls and regulates learning and forgetting. With the help of scientific data, the authors explain the concept and reality ...

Amnesty International. (2013, Nov 14). Abolish the Death Penalty. Retrieved Nov 3, 2014, from http://www.amnesty.org/en/death-penalty This is an Amnesty International website, which comprises information about the practice of capital punishment across the world. With executions having increased by 15% in the year 2013 compared to the previous year, Amnesty International calls for a worldwide moratorium and subsequent abolition of the practice. This source gives a perspective into the issue, including statistics drawn from across the world as against just the United States. The information is both authoritative (since it is founded on solid research and evidence). The information on this ...

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Ebola virus disease. World Health Organization, Sep. 2014. Web. 2 Nov. 2014.

For information about Ebola, it is necessary to review the data given by the World Health Organization as this is the most accurate information that can be found when it comes to diseases such as this. The article discussed the key concepts in Ebola. For example, it included the background of the Ebola virus. Background, in this sense, means the place where Ebola virus first appeared way back in 1976 which is in Sudan and in the Democratic Republic of Congo.

The article also focuses on other ...

Appelbaum, S. H., & Fewster, B. M. (2002). Global aviation human resource management: Contemporary recruitment and selection and diversity and equal opportunity practices.

This journal presents a series of selected audits on the main findings of human resource management on airlines from nine selected nations in 2001-2002. The data results indicate that efficient function ability of the any aviation industry relies on the proper model of operation and governance. It was further discovered that proper CRM is quite critical to spearhead the strategic development of customer-centric environment and reduction of uncertainties.

Collins, R. L. (1996, 04). The solo crew: Flight resource management for a single pilot. Flying, 123, 92. Retrieved from http://search.proquest.com/docview/216147555?accountid=1611

This journal mainly advocates on the best approaches for corporate flight training. It has expanded on the bests methods on how a single crew may make the maximum advantages while in the pilot` ...

Aday, L. A. (2001). Who are the vulnerable? In At risk in America: The health and health care needs of vulnerable populations in the United States (pp.1-15). San Francisco: Jossey-Bass Publishers

Each chapter of this book has a question that needs to be explored with regards to the health care of vulnerable populations. The author begins by defining vulnerable populations as those groups that are under risk of poor psychological, physical, or social health, consistent with the World Health Organization (WHO) definition of health. The book highlights several groups to indicate and analyze how the framework for studying vulnerability may ...

Rehabilitation Issues within the Criminal Justice System

This research investigates the importance of rehabiliation as a central theme in criminal justice systems. Specifically, the research adrresses the question about whether rehabiliation is important in the first place, and the issues that prevent delivery of timely rehabiliation services to offenders. The research notes that while it is important to keep the public safe from offenders, it is also of critical importance to ensure that the offenders get a fair treatment within the confines of prison and come out of prison with the right mindset without slipping back to doing the crimes they used to commit. This research opinines that ...

Summary

Obesity has been an eminent health problem for the people in the modern times. The modern life has provided us many things that make the life easy for us, however, we face new issues with it such as a fast life, rush, higher competition in the job market and work, psychological problems, not enough time for exercising, and obesity. Nowadays, people are consuming more calories than they burn and as a result of this we are having obesity problem. This paper explains how we face obesity problem by providing some information of background of obesity.

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Thesis: Consisting of more than 70% of the surface of the earth, water is without a doubt the most valuable natural resource, which subsists on earth. Without this precious resource, life on the planet would essentially be non-existent, since it is crucial for everything on the earth to grow as well as prospering. Although as humans we recognize this reality, we ignore it through polluting our lakes, oceans, and rivers. The pollution of water causes numerous problems such as killing of fishes and diseases. Water pollution is harmful to animals as well as human beings. Nevertheless, there are numerous solutions ...

Population action international, why population matters to food security? 2011, Washington.

As the name of the article states, the entire article is meant to highlight the high impact that population growth has on the state of food security. According to the article, a rising population leads to a direct rise if the demand for food which in turn dictates the use of additional water and arable land especially in the absence of adequate food production technology and integrated programs. The projection by the Food and Agriculture organization that the population and economic growths could lead to a doubling effect on the demand for food by 2050 further ascertains significant effect of population growth ...

http://chronicle.com/article/Why-Cant-the-Sciencesthe/142239/

This article talks of humanities being intoned disciplines where national memory civic vigor understanding and communication is attained. Here, these items that result from the events of defining humanities actualize the objective of individual as well as global fulfillment whereby there are ideas that are generated to be held in common. Humanities together with other social sciences have played a vital role in ensuring that evidence and reasoning domains are acquired within the society. That is, rules of evidence are contested as well as the power of reason probably doubted. This happens in efforts to get things right despite ...