Bullying College Essays Samples For Students

The reminiscently titled Remembering Satan is written by Lawrence Wright, a writer of the New Yorker. In this compelling read, the author brings out the peculiar claims of abuse – sexual abuse leveled against an Olympia sheriff’s deputy, Ingram. These claims are made in 1988 by Julie and Erica Ingram, the two daughters of the sheriff’s deputy. Initially, the claims were about child molestation. However, the allegations later developed to include rape and torture. In his investigations, Lawrence also delves into the reasons behind Ingram’s corroboration of the claims by recovering memories of the satanic rituals, which Continue reading...

Technology

2014
Essay
Latest developments in Information and communication technology paved an adventures life to the present generations. It created a brand new another world, made the fantasies happen and let the people feel or does what they wanted to. Of course, these words fit to the concept of virtual reality, an immediate exiting second world just a push of a button away. Specifically speaking, I am concerning to games here. Games play an important part in digital life of the people and since digitization is everywhere so are the games. It is gift of technology to its users. But Continue reading...

Defense mechanism is a way in which the mind compromises solutions on things that it is incapable to solve. It is an unconscious process of coping from unacceptable situations. It can be both positive and negative in a certain way. The mind has that ability to alter the current situation in order to gain acceptance of the unpleasant stimulus. And in turn, the person would be able to easily cope with the situation. Defense mechanism offers a protection to the individual and may manifest in different ways.
Repression is a type of defense mechanism wherein the person experienced a Continue reading...

- •Subject: Moral Science
- Lesson topic: Bullying trend among the school student
- duration: 15 minutes
- Objective:
- Also, the students will also learn how to tackle the bullies in school and outside the school.
- The students will also learn to build self esteem which would help them in tackling the bullies.
- Summary of lesson: The physical impacts of bullying are well known: bruised eyes, wounds, migraines, rest issues, and stomach aches are around those we all co-partner with the abuses of bullies. Yet others are frequently ignored. The most concerning of the aforementioned need Continue reading...

Many critiques of the modern day working culture have argued that the employment and bureaucracy found in the modern business organization is a form of today’s slavery. They are of the opinion that employee’s constant supervision and the lingering threat of being sacked makes them act or work not because they feel motivated, but because of the fear of unemployment. The classical school of thought believed that employees of an organization would work maximally if provided with the optimal condition of the working environment. This school of thought ignored to a greater extent the notion of human Continue reading...

Moby-Dick; or The Whale by Herman Melville tells a story of Captain Ahab's voyage who is in pursuit of a great white whale. Stubb, Flask and Starbuck are three mates of Pequod; they are in pursuit of a whale as they seek to revenge following the order given by Ahab the captain. This paper will focus on Flask and Starbuck, considering that the two have differing personalities and attitudes apparent from the story, this paper will essentially compare the two characters: their attitudes and actions.
Stubb the first mate of Pequot is portrayed to be a person who approaches Continue reading...

Introduction

Research varies from time to time depending of the incidence and prevalence of the cases being studied. In 2002 the research shows that, United State alone, had recorded millions and millions cases of child abuse and neglect (Alvarez, Kenny, Donohue & Carpin, 2004). Counselors and Psychotherapist, face many challenging issues in execution of their duties. Greipp (1997) argue that, some of the counselors and psychotherapist are victims of child abuse and neglect, or they are healing from a disorder of substance abuse. Such counselors and psychotherapist may react emotionally whenever they are confronted with the same issue that affected them Continue reading...

Introduction

Globalization has led to a significant level of interconnectedness which has resulted in the erosion of cultures and the unification of people from different regions. The result of this has been the idea, in some people, that traditions and cultures are under threat from globalization. Appaih notes that although globalization can result in homogeneity, it can at the same time pose a threat to it. He gives an example of his hometown Kumasi, which is very heterogeneous despite the fact that it is a city. He outlines the various languages that are spoken within the area, that include German, Continue reading...

Children must live as children; they must get affection and love and in the process, they must build their abilities and experience traumatic situations such as; be exposed to drugs and porn. We all want children to be the productive force of the nation, in spite our good thought on the well-being of children issues, there are still some places in the US where children do not live as one, especially in the inner part of Chicago city. Alex Kotlowitz in his book “There Are No Children Here” talks about the children who live in the mess violence of Continue reading...

Personality traits are dimensions in which people vary. Aggressive behavior is a complex trait affected by numerous interacting genes whose expression depends on the environment. Dysfunction in biogenic amine system is associated with alterations in aggressive behavior. However, this only presents a tip of the iceberg in complex genetic architecture involved in aggressive behavior. Stimulation of certain parts of the brain and presence of certain hormones is closely linked to aggressive behavior.
Aggression is selectively advantageous in terms of pursuit of mates, food and territory. Animals and human beings are anatomically prepared for aggressive behavior because it is adaptive Continue reading...

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Most children tend to be afraid of bodily harm, be it in the form of an accident or that of malice. As a child, my apprehension did not lie in that as my tormentors were smart. Rather than injure me in an obvious manner, they opted for the subtle form of bullying that my family failed to notice. Taunting jeers and the occasional rumors dominated most of my childhood years and as a result, I spent said years in solitude. With no friends, I spent many hours with my books, reading anything I lay my hands on Continue reading...

The Problem with Drug Abuse

Drug Abuse, the problem with Drug Abuse is that everyone is doing it and not having or fostering the will power to stop. This is made painfully evident by all of the people who are living on the street, panhandling, begging for money on the street corner, sacrificing parts or all of their bodies to get drugs for abuse later on. Some have even resorted to a form of prostitution so they can feed their habit without any regard for anyone but themselves, the sad part is that some of these people are working good jobs and doing very Continue reading...

According to the article Serial Killers Have Under-Developed Brains, Says New Study published in the International Business Times, serial killers might be having an underdeveloped brain. In the article, Timur Moon says that serial killers might be suffering from abnormalities of their brains and that this is what makes them to commit offenses. After neuro- imaging the brains of supposed serial killers has shown that their brain activity is different from that of normal people. There are diminished activities in some areas of the brain which are linked to self awareness and the processing of emotions and also sensitivity Continue reading...

Institutions:

A threat is an act where the speaker makes a statement that communicates a serious expression of intent; this enables him to commit a violent, unlawful act to a group of people or just an individual. Due to violence in schools within the teenagers, there are laws that were made in the supreme courts. The court said that threats were not true if delivered in a protected speech. Once such cases are submitted to the court it judges based on the vantage point of both the speaker and the recipient. In student cases, they use the method of the Continue reading...

Terrorism is inevitably not a deprived man’s use of power. Terrorism is the illegitimate use of politically motivated violence or threat against the public or state. Although nations can justify war, they can hardly justify terrorism. According to the just war theory, war and terrorism are different. We cannot categorize terrorism as a war. Terrorism is detrimental to the society as it dislocates peace and leads to loss of innocent lives (Smit, 2005). It is a threat to national security, economic and social development.
Though the world may not be pretty, vehemence is not the answer. No religion Continue reading...

Part 1

The sergeant, new recruits, ladies, and gentlemen, I welcome everyone to this important day. I am going to address the protections that provided to citizens against aggressive police behavior.
The misconduct and corruption cases by police disrespects the human stipulated by the constitution. The law protects the citizens from all forms of bribery, civil violations and extortion. The law is against police misconduct and allows citizens to sue the police for any violations of their rights. The police forces are accountable to any form of brutality they induce to citizens. Section 18 U.S.C. § 241 [2000]) protects the citizens from Continue reading...

Introduction

Amy Madden’s harrowing memoir Stolen Beauty: Healing the Scars of Child Abuse takes the reader through her terrible history of child abuse at the hands of her stepfather, Ed, and the effects it had on her future relationships. In the meantime, she also reveals her own ways of coping with said abuse, from finding her faith in God to learning how to forgive her abusers and understanding their own fears and anxieties. The book is a haunting tale of control, power, abuse and family, as Amy goes through many different stages of trauma that continue even into adulthood. Continue reading...

The use of performance enhancing drugs in various sports has been a recurrent theme in the news. Great stars that mentor many young athletes are stripped of their medals and any shred of dignity and respect that they fetched during their heydays. Athletes and professional sportspersons result to the use of performance enhancing drugs due to the stiff competition that is constantly arising. Furthermore, the effect of training on performance becomes redundant at some point and many may opt for the easier way out. Performance enhancing drugs are common among short distance athletes (Robinson and Epshteyn, 364). The drugs Continue reading...

Organization

Introduction
Even in the modern day and age, domestic violence in terms of physical, emotional and sexual abuse, is a common occurrence in most women’s life. It has been proven by research that domestic violence is primarily a woman issue and has found deep roots in the society. In this research paper, the issue of domestic violence against women would be discussed in terms of it being a gender issue. The report would explore the prevalence and consequences of domestic abuse, the practice issues, policies and tried to develop a framework for developing a good understanding of why Continue reading...

DEFINITION OF SUSBSTABCE ABUSE.

Different people use different substances such as alcohol, tobacco, or drugs for complicated and varied reasons. The level of use of these substances causes substance abuse. Substance abuse refers to a harmful pattern of using any substance or drug against its prescription for alteration of moods. Abused substances intoxicate the users leading to alteration of judgments, lack of physical control, reduced attention, or development of different perceptions (Freeman 2001, pp. 63). This impacts on their performance either at school, work place or home. Substance abuse relates to suffering of many relationships, having trouble with the law, or loss of Continue reading...

Drugs and Alcohol

Drug and Alcohol Abuse
Drug and alcohol abuse is connected to emotional or psychological issues (Watts, 2014). There are some people who are able to use prescription drugs recreationally, without reaping negative consequences. However, there are others who experience addiction which can cause problems at home, work, school and in significant relationships. Drug and alcohol addiction usually starts with recreational use, until a dependency on the substance is formed. This is when the user or addict is unable to function without having the substance in their system.
Some individuals are more prone to drug and alcohol addiction than others ( Continue reading...

Secession commissioners were slave-owning politicians from the South. They were determined to defend slavery and mobilize other politicians from the South to separate from Abraham Lincoln’s Union. The Southerners claimed that the objective of quitting from the Union was not destructive but rather help in saving the tenets of the constitution. They believed that the slave system of the South would not thrive under the rule of the Republicans. The commissioners included state appointed individuals such as Jabez Curry, John Smith Preston, William L.Harris and Stephen F.Hale. They were a total of fifty-two commissioners with diverse experiences and Continue reading...

Introduction

The paper outlines the effect of drug abuse to the people of Kansas.
Cocaine is listed as one of the drugs with a deleterious effect on the social system of the Kansas.
Thesis Statement
Cocaine has medicinal value. It is helpful reducing the pain of cancer patients. Nevertheless, it is peddled for illegal purposes in the black market.

The use of cocaine for other uses other than for medication should be abolished.

Body
The paper discusses the effects of the illegal use of cocaine in the state of Kansas.
Cocaine abuse has affected the young generation and reduced their productivity in life.
Research showed that cocaine is one of the most expensive drugs Continue reading...

- Explain in your own words what you understand Sternheimer to mean by the term “folk devils”. She suggests, “video games, those who play them, and those who create them have become contemporary folk devils” (paragraph 4). Can you give examples of such “folk devils?”
Sternheimer uses the term “folk devils” to represent the people who involve themselves in the act of introducing bad effects to the society. In this case, the folk devils are the people who create, the video games and those who play them are the “folk devils”. Examples of folk devils include the youth playing Continue reading...

Introduction

Drugs and Suicide among adolescents have become rampant in the last few years. Most cases do happen as a result of peer influence, and low stress management levels in these youngsters. Parents also do play a big role in these malpractices in most adolescents. Although this may account close to 20 percent of most of the drug abuse cases, when it comes to suicide cases that number doubles up increasingly. This may be attributed to several causes and factors that are as a result of effect from the environment and the social upbringing. In a matter of fact, it Continue reading...

Bullying is a problem of great interest to students, educators, communities, and the nation because the results of this behavior negatively affect many aspects of society. Even though some people view bullying as a benign character-building rite of passage that all children endure, many other people see it as having far-reaching, harmful but preventable consequences. For example, school violence can be a direct result of bullying. According to Department of Education research presented in 2002, “Almost three-quarters of the attackers [in school violence incidents] felt persecuted, bullied, threatened, attacked, or injured by others prior to the incident” (Simplicio, 2013, Continue reading...

Harriet Jacobs

The short story by Harriet Jacobs shows the case of abuse and slavery that a girl called Linda went through. This girl suffers a lot from the incidents of slavery. Slavery and abuse of human rights is well elaborated .the parents of Linda died leaving her to the mistress to take care of her. This girl was abused by Dr. Flint on sexual grounds. Flint created a love nest in order to share influence Linda into sexual contact with him. He wrote dirty notes to Linda talking about sexual relationship.
The corrupting nature of slavery is elaborated in this Continue reading...

Are phones the weakest link of Internet accessing digital devices? That’s a question asked in a research paper on the topic published by the University of Pennsylvania, “Mobile Devices and Cybercrime: Is Your Phone the Weakest Link?” (Wharton, 2013). In recent years mobile devices with ubiquitous Internet access have become the norm. As of last year, a pew study showed that 56 percent of American adults now have a smart phone (Farivar, 2013). Many of these have plans on 3G or 4G networks that allow for 24-hour connection to the Internet. With this new technology come new threats Continue reading...

Domestic violence occurs in various forms and it is sometimes difficult for one to identify that they are in a violent relationship. It occurs in relationships where one partner seeks to exert control over the other partner. The batters apply various abusive actions towards their victims. Domestic violence does not only involve a man beating his wife, but it differs depending on the form of violence used and the partner abusing the other (Duxbury, 2003). There are different categories of domestic violence common in intimate relationships including physical, sexual, psychological emotional and economic abuse. In most cases, these crimes Continue reading...

Influences on drug use

Drug abuse, also known as substance abuse, can be well described as a patterned and systematic use of a drug or substance, where the abuser consumes the drug in quantities that are harmful to their body system. People are influenced by a variety of factors and reasons that lead them to abuse drugs. Research shows that many people end up using drugs in order to alter or change events about their lives, to fit their specific demands, whether harmful or not. In this paper, I am going to discuss the major causes and influences on drugs, relating it to Continue reading...

Being an exploratory research; a preliminary study of some unfamiliar problem (the legalization of marijuana) which I have little knowledge about, it had to take the form of a pilot study. The research was undertaken in three stages namely the exploration of the phenomenon, the description of the phenomenon and the experimentation of the relationship between marijuana, the livelihood of people and the economy.

In exploring the effects of legalizing marijuana, I found the following journals:

- Regulation, with an impact factor of 4
- Policy, Politics, & Nursing Practice , with an impact factor of 7
- New Scientist, with an impact factor of 1
Among the five journals, I skimmed two Continue reading...

Proliferation of nuclear weapons is a global threat that calls for a global approach. Therefore, effective strategies that seek to counter nuclear weapons including their usage and further spread is an integral part of any national security agency. One of the essential elements in addressing nuclear proliferation is the use of diplomatic tools. The use of diplomacy is critical since it ensures that solutions are reached at amicably without the need for military intervention. For example, there was a proposal in the year 2002 to form a global partnership against the spread of WMD that was aimed at instilling Continue reading...

Question one:

Developmental crises that demonstrate the normal evolution and growth of human beings where dramatic changes lead to abnormal responses
Situational crises arise in the case of extraordinary and uncommon events which an individual cannot control or forecast.
Existential crises relate to the internal conflicts which are closely connected to crucial human issues like responsibility, purpose, freedom, independence and commitment (Long, 2006).
Ecosystemic crises also entail disasters caused by human beings and natural disasters. The people find themselves in such disasters without their intention.
The founders of crisis theory include Rapoport in 1967 and 1970 who categorized crises into development Continue reading...

Every article that can be rightly regarded as well written and appealing to the reader must be able to stand the test of persuasion. The Aristotelian mode of persuasion is based on three elements; ethos, pathos, and logos. The end product of a proper use of these elements would translate to a demonstrated persuasion that one is able to find convincing. This is achievable if the speaker is able to appear as credible through the use of diverse ways: that the speaker appears as plausible enough to be believed, that the speaker is able to stir specific emotional responses Continue reading...

Perseus was the son of Zeus who wielded unimaginable strength, cunning and tactical genius. Generally, Perseus was known for his heroic deeds such as the rescue of Andromeda and killing the Kraken using the head of Medusa; not to mention he’s responsible for the death of Medusa herself. However, based on Perseus’ heroic deeds, one question remains-Was he justified or unjustified in killing Medusa; the verdict-a big, whooping unjustified! The reasons why Perseus’ unnecessary killing of Medusa might seem like they are few and really good, but the truth is that the reasons why he killed Medusa were Continue reading...

Assignment 1: CHCAOD408B and CHCAOD411A

Assignment 1: CHCAOD408B and CHCAOD411A
1. What are you required to discuss with a client prior to an assessment?
Although the exact sequence for preparing a client for an assessment might vary across different organisations, the personal/organisational introduction should always be the first step because it allows us to engage in small talk, establish rapport, and it makes the client feel comfortable. However, in addition to establishing rapport, this phase of the meeting also serves for the purpose of observing the client’s reactions and behaviours. Examples of presenting behaviours in clients with a history of alcohol or other Continue reading...

Cyberbullying is a phenomenon that affects a huge number of people as communication now focuses more on online interaction. Research on the causes and effects of bullying revealed that consequences are not solely directed towards the victims but to those who bully as well. This is due to behavioral choices influenced and conditioned by people they interact with, including family and peers. A cyber bully abuses on the web using social media, emails, or cell phones. The strong desire to do something out of the ordinary sometimes pushes individuals to bully someone. Cyber bullies harass people because they often Continue reading...

Child Abuse

Child Abuse
Child abuse is the maltreatment against a young mind. It can be in any form such as physical, emotional or much worse, sexual abuse. This maltreatment act has many implications that an abused child might suffer from. In many countries around the world, numerous reports have been filed regarding abusive practices that made countless children suffer. In fact, many organizations and advocates were and still fighting against child abuse in many forms. The purpose of this writing is to further describe what child abuse is and to describe its characteristics as this abusive child experience may come Continue reading...

Alcoholism is a widespread problem today among societies. According to the 2011 World Health Organization (WHO) report, “The Global Status Report on Alcohol and Health” approximately 2.5 million people die from alcohol abuse every year. The report further revealed that not only is alcohol a cause for many diseases, but it also leads to injury and violence.
There are several reasons why alcohol can be considered a curse. It is a curse because it is a highly addictive substance. If taken in moderation, alcohol does not produce any harm, but if taken without control, it may cause severe problems. Continue reading...

Child abuse is a serious issue around the world today. The problem continues to increase do to substance abuse, uneducated parents, a continuing cycle of abuse, and varying other factors. There are many different types of abuse, all ranging from neglect to physical abuse. Each type of abuse can have many different outcomes. The child can be emotionally or psychologically troubled later in life. The child may even die as a result of abuse if nothing is done to help the situation. Many of these issues and more are addressed in Dave Pelzer’s “A Child Called ‘It’”.
Many Continue reading...