People Course Works Samples For Students

Common sense was an influential pamphlet written by Thomas Paine in 1776. He was very careful in the way he wrote his works. This was necessitated by the fact that he always wanted his readers to understand the occurrences of the time better by informing them clearly. At one time, he claimed “I offer nothing more than simple facts, plain arguments, and common sense.”
Thomas Paine’s common sense argument is depicted by his reflections of the government and the religion. He distinguished the society and the government by stating that the government is an institution whose main obligation Continue reading...

Nation-State and Transnationalism

The nation-state is a sovereign entity governing a territory. The state is a political entity while the nation itself is a cultural entity. There are several characteristics which define a nation state and these include having a defined territory, some form of government which is organized, self rule in that they are sovereign against foreign interference and there exists a population of people who share a national identity and customs. These customs give a nation state a common identity. Thus, a nation state one that has a self identity and derives its legitimacy as Continue reading...

Abstract

There are two main programs in the United States of America, which are created to help its citizens, provide medical help, assistance and other services. These programs are known as Medicare and Medicaid. Many people confuse these programs, but this is absolutely inappropriate. Medicare and Medicaid are utterly different programs with various purposes and not all people are eligible for one or another program. While Medicare is a governmental health insurance program for people after 65, Medicaid is a governmental insurance program intended to help people with low income.

Medical Services Reimbursement

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Introduction

Actually, there are many religious beliefs in the world. Mosaic faith, refers to the belief in the laws that God gave to the people of Israel through his Hebrew prophet Moses. Mosaic Law is set out in the first five books of the holy bible in the Old Testament (Torah). In fact, it is part of religion in the ancient time of Hebrews as well as their offspring’s the Jews.
According to W. Anderson (pg, 98-100), the three main aspects of the Mosaic faith are, The God of History, The Covenant Relationship, and You Shall Continue reading...

Psychology theories

1 Identify the main ideas of major theories of intelligence.

Intelligence can be one of the most complex subjects of discussion and has been in existence for several years. It is mainly debated within psychology but there is no general definition to be used precisely on what intelligence constitute. Some scholars have proposed that intelligence is a general, single capacity, while other states that intelligence entails a wide range of aptitudes, talents, knowledge, and skills. Historically, the way people think of intelligence has changed over the years, whereby Spearman suggested that intelligence was common (g factor) and Continue reading...

Generally, trading is good. It provides forms the source of livelihood for people. This however may be wrong when the business is targeting people’s lives. Sex traffickers do target the females. Majorly, sex traffickers are men and in their kidnapping they are after sex. They kidnap ladies whom they can use to quench their lusts.
Sex trafficking affects people in diverse ways. These can either be directly or indirectly. Without considering the way it affects the people in the society, my stand is against this trade that leaves people to be very frustrated in life, Continue reading...

I watched Conan O’Brien’s recent Dartmouth D, and it carried within it quite a few things I liked, appreciated, and even admired. Among Conan O’Brien’s points included the need to remain who you are, to keep a positive attitude, and to always shoot towards success. He used humor and poignant analogies to catch the audience’s attention and draw them into a story, only to swing it around and reveal it to be a point he was making.
For example, he used a very thinly veiled joke about the famous contract dispute between him Continue reading...

Week 8 DQ 1 Posted: Sun 06/19/2011 12:14 PM , by: Instructor

With anxiety disorders, people often feel stressed out or panicked, as they cannot stop worrying about aspects of their life or work to the point where it is debilitating. They often compulsively perform actions in order to stave off the anxiety, and they also do not understand how to completely relax. They are constantly at a heightened state of awareness, and their ability to deal with stress is at an all time low. They simply cannot maintain any sense of calm.
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Analyzing the Components of the Psychoanalytic Approach to Personality

Psychoanalytic theories cover the concept of the unconscious and the influence it has to behaviors and personality. Sigmund Freud, a neurologist was a specialist who dealt with nerve disorders. He focused his studies on the hidden instinctive behavior important in human psyche. During his day-to-day activities, he tackled problems from people who came to him for assistance including private personal lives, anxieties and personal problems. He found out that personality is highly controlled by forces, which came unnoticed. He therefore argued that individual personality consist of large portion of unawareness Continue reading...

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Based on the contingency model and the situational variables, I agree to some extent that Crazy Horse had poor-leader member relations. He never understood his people. However, despite the fact that he instilled fear in his people by shooting their horses in case they tried to escape doesn’t credit him a poor leader- member relations. I tend to believe that Crazy Horse did this with the zeal he had for his people. His people didn’t fail him. He never wanted to see them executed. This shows that to some extent he had love for them thus Continue reading...

Normal simply means average, whereby people who behave normally are those who act in an average typical way. From a statistical point of view normal behavior is that which is expected from the majority of the people. Therefore abnormal behavior refer to any behavior which is not typical. Abnormal also is the clear sense of deviating from the normal or differing from the typical in a well defined behavioral characteristics assigned to one when with dysfunction or rare condition.

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13 July, 2011

Abstract

Illegal immigration is a very sensitive concern to the America Public and it divides the nation between those who are compassionate towards its practice and others who are antagonistic; believing that this is causing harm to their country and well being as citizens. The truth is that people who find themselves in this predicament do not love it either. However, illegal immigration appears to be functional since these people work illegally, pay taxes; participate in the economy; do not receive any benefits from social services, but remain here .The argument is that they are robbing Continue reading...

Consumer behavior can generally be described as the study of consumers and how they chose, use, and consume a particular product or service. This study covers both the pre-purchase and post –purchase behaviors of a consumer. The study is important because it determines many marketing decisions
Question 1: How have the changes in the economy led to changes in the consumption process? How might these influence the pre-purchase, purchase, and post purchase stages of consumer decision-making?
An economy goes through a number of stages of growth. When transiting through these stages, a number of changes are likely to occur Continue reading...

Introduction:

The individual nominated for this life-story interview is AJ. He is a family friend who was born in Alexandria in Egypt. He was born on the ninth day of November in the year 1956 thus making him 54 years old. He currently resides in Waterbury, CT with his wife of 19 years. He is also blessed with three children with whom He lives with: 16 years old, 12 years old, and 10 years old. However, unfortunately, he could have had four children since he lost a daughter at a tender age of 4 days and if she were Continue reading...

1.0 Oscar Wilde: Art and the Handicraftsman
This particular lecture focused on the relationship that brings together art and the craftsman. The presentation outlined that pulling one from the other affects both. If one is kept away from the other, negative effects of that action ruins the two. Art is all about expressing things in a personal view. Such expressions are based on diverse feelings of the handicraftsman. The resultant expressions of such works constitute the art. Attitude, motives and expectations are just but a few ways that determine the forthcoming artistic works. Art is all about getting Continue reading...

Why is it important to be objective when receiving feedback? How might you use feedback to revise your rough draft to make it as effective as possible?

1. When receiving feedback, it is very important to be as objective as possible. Most of the time, constructive criticism is extremely helpful but it is imperative to maintain your original ideas as they are just as important. Feedback can sometimes offer you fresh ideas – everyone has the ability to give different opinions and points of view: to encompass those as well as your own in your work is a fine line Continue reading...

Sociology is the aspect of certain behaviors within individuals or group of people in a society. Sports sociology entails the relationship between games and the society. It describes how certain cultures value sports. In America, sports are one of the known social gatherings that brought different people together. For instance, in 2008, Ohio and Louisiana universities played a football game in New Orleans where Louisiana won. Fans watched the game live from home and therefore, there was a connection between sports, family and the media (Lewis, 2008).

There are some hypotheses on approach to the theories Continue reading...

Imagine a boardroom full of people of different religious faiths – some agnostic, some Christian, some Hindu and so on. The board is attempting to reach a critical decision regarding an initiative which would potentially save the company. However, some of the Christians are having a hard time voting positively on it, because it would violate some of their own religious beliefs and ethics. This is a dilemma that requires the exploration of religion and ethics, and how they tie into working with organizations.
In religion, there is always an ethical component, and vice versa. “For many people, ethics is Continue reading...

REMEDIES OF HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATION

Human beings are entitled to several rights for instance right to life. Human rights violation refers to the abuse of those rights that those human beings are entitled to. The abuse of human rights can be done anyone or even government forces that might carry out programs of torture. These acts of human rights violation can bring about conflicts between people who have been tortured and the government forces

Human rights violations are many and they occur in very many ways, for instance the violation of the right to life. Everyone is Continue reading...

4th May, 2011
The movie Hotel Rwanda is a film based on the story of the Rwanda genocide that took place in the year 1994. During this time, it is estimated that more than 800,000 people comprising mostly of Tutsi tribe members were killed by their Hutu neighbours. The setting is at a time when Rwanda is experiencing economic depression and political problems marked by the death of the country’s political leader. The Hutu extremists believe that their neighbours, the Tutsi minority are to blame for the misfortunes that are befalling them. They embark on killing sprees, Continue reading...

Nowadays the problem of poverty and limited resources becomes more and more urgent. The famous Hardin’s essay, “Lifeboat ethics” covers different aspects of this issue and gives strong but often disputable arguments against helping the poor in the worldwide, international sense. The fact that Earth’s resources are limited is undisputable, and Hardin’s metaphor comparing nations of people to lifeboats floating in the limited space of resources seems very neat. In this situation different ethical and moral problems come into play. The main ethical issue in current situation is helping the poor with the limited helping capacity Continue reading...

The Japanese art history is one of the most embraced art histories in the entire world mainly because of the diverse collections in the field. The history of the Japanese art vividly gives evidence of the past history. Through keen study of the art history, various hidden and factual details concerning Japan are revealed. The culture and the traditional acts of Japanese people are also exposed through the exhibition of the available artifacts. For this reason, as a curator of Japan in Los Angeles, I will present the different art materials to illustrate the history of Japanese. This is Continue reading...

1. What is it about secure attachment in infancy that seems to set the individual up for better emotional health throughout life?
Secure attachment is considered one of the best forms of attachments that a child can ever be given. Children who are securely attached often feel upset when their caregivers or parents leave them and feel a sigh of relief when they return. Secure attachments help the children develop a binding relationship with their parents. The children usually prefer their parents to strangers. These children will tend to have some form of trusting relationships with their parents. They Continue reading...

Introduction

Increased social problems have led to many cases that need to be addressed by psychologists. For instance, in schools there are increased cases of students’ violence that have caused riots and other social problems in schools. Cases of sexual abuse have also drastically increased in modern society. Cases of rape are reported on a daily basis in the media just as reflection of moral corruption in the society. All these social problems are causing dilemmas among psychologists who are supposed to help in Continue reading...

Globalization is an ongoing process; every day brings us closer to an interconnected and interdependent economic footing. As we continue to lean on each other more and more for economic and financial security, questions are raised as to whether or not this is a good idea. This also extends to the idea of the government’s role in the world economy – whether or not a private business should adhere to governmental regulations and oversight in order to be allowed to operate. In the first episode of Commanding Heights: Battle for the World Economy, many different leaders and politicians vie Continue reading...

Questions and Answers

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The word technology has extensively been used to mean practical and productive advancements which are made in tools and devices which are used in making work easier. In such situations, technology is usually taken to be something which is beneficial and awesome in man’s life. Nevertheless, this general perception has been challenged by Marx who analyzes some technological advances which have led to total failure not mentioning their cost of maintenance. Consequently, the word technology should not be used to represent advancement which is beneficial and practicable as some technological approaches have Continue reading...

Has religion been marginalized from the public and civic spheres?

According to laws, the lawmakers of our country have been discouraged from passing amendments that concern religion .This is seen in the first amendment which states that the congress shall make no law respecting an establishment on religion ,or prohibit the free exercise thereof (Novak 304). President Jefferson shows that the state and the church were intended to be separate bodies. Although it is not written in the constitution it carries a lot of weight in that it declared that the American government would not Continue reading...

LUTHER’S VIEW ON VOCATION

To many, vocation involves taking some time off their daily schedule and going to have fun in various ways. Luther says that that this should not be so. By doing so he does not mean that people should not enjoy themselves, but that they should do this with some sense of purpose. Many people take time to celebrate days they have not a clue of their meaning. This is why Luther is suggesting that these days be attached with religious doctrines.
According to him vocation is about God’s calling to us. Continue reading...

A vulnerable population is defined as a group of people who, due to various factors related to their status and their place within society, have an increased risk for adverse health-related conditions. Differential social statuses allow some distinct groups to enjoy greater health benefits and better living conditions than others, creating a divide which makes those disadvantaged groups vulnerable. In this paper, we will examine the homosexual and bisexual community as a vulnerable population, examining the author’s biases and understanding of this particular group before and after becoming educated about it.
Nearly 3.5% of adults in the Continue reading...

1. VIEW FROM ABOVE

SUMMARY

The narration starts with a trip on the atmosphere of Bolivia towards Brazil. At Beni, a Bolivian Province, snow and water can be seen covering the whole land surface flowing towards the northern rivers which form some of the tributaries of the Amazon. Countless islands of forests can be seen some of which form almost perfect circles. History has it that before 1491, America was almost untouched. Apart from the Beni’s inhabitants being involved in the building of several infrastructures, they also trapped fish in the seasonally flooded grassland. Beni’s Continue reading...

Introduction

The twentieth century disease is meant to have only occurred in 20th century as a result of the many environmental changes. Some say that it is an acute allergic reaction as the environment has been polluted by many things. There needs to be sufficient evidence which can prove that this disease really exists.
This paper seeks to investigate if the 20th disease exists and if so, is it as a result of changes in the environment or is it a psychiatric disorder.

Analysis of the 20th century disease

There have been some explanations concerning Continue reading...

In 2009, the US healthcare system is said to have made transactions worth over two trillions US dollars/ year . There are various ways that an individual can pay for healthcare services. The purpose of this paper is to discuss the various forms of insurance payment such as the private, government and self pay system.
The self-pay for healthcare includes both those that have money to pay out of pocket and those that do not have healthcare insurance coverage at all (Finn et al., 2009). The authors state that there are as many as “46 millions Americans,” that our individual Continue reading...

1. After looking at examples and reading about the Ancient Egyptians, Greeks, and Romans, do you recognize their influences upon the modern world?
Ancient civilizations clearly had a great impact on the contemporary world. It is surprising how many details of the earlier styles we are adopting today. Thus, not only did we borrow a lot of elements of the Egyptian clothing, but also the commonly used practices of body hair removal, facial make-up and the use of perfume. Greeks brought us the long draping dresses, which are considered very feminine today, while Romans contributed to our understanding of Continue reading...

Health Care Course Work

1. Demographic: It is a term used in reference to statistical description of a population when dealing with societal aspects such as policy formation, marketing, and health care provision. Some of the aspects that are examined to give statistics in demographic are: age, race, location, home ownership, and disabilities, and ownership. For instance in reading B on the medical device daily, the term demographic is used in reference of proving that the elderly are outstripping health care capacity in Chicago.
2. Culture: the term is used to depict various meanings all of which can be Continue reading...

Introduction

In life, it is important in life to have a code of ethics. It acts as a guide or compass to remind one of what they stand for and what the priorities are in life. When a person has a personal code of ethics it shows he aims to be a better person and even a better employee at the workplace. Many companies have instituted a code of ethics which they expect their employees to comply with. In different professions if a professional violates any of the Continue reading...

Assignment: Together We Stand Letter

Dear Citizens of Suburbia,

I am writing to you today to discuss a matter of grave importance. We are all aware of the rampant illnesses that have been wreaking havoc on our children and our community – they have led to us worrying about what might be in the future for the rest of us. It is clear it is no genetic defect; something is rotten in our little suburban community. As a result, I have done some investigating into this problem, and have concluded that our gas company might be Continue reading...

Many at times are many diseases that are affecting people in various stages of their lifestyle./ Some have been studied research done, and their cures have been successful. Arrhythmia is a disease that affects the heart. It is known as a disease that normally affects the rate of the heartbeat by either slowing the pace of the heart beat or increasing the pace of the heart beat. It is a disease that is associated with the elderly people who are seen as most people who have such heart defects. With the associated symptoms of arrhythmia, is it true that Continue reading...

Strategic and Competitive Analysis

1. Using Internet resources identify the product attributes customers seek when buying hot coffee. (10 marks)
A product is something, which can satisfy a need or want that can be offered to the market. Attributes are properties of a given product, service, brand, advertisement or anything of interest. Attributes are inherent in the product and can be either concrete or abstract. They can also be referred to as product features that attract buyers. They are the characteristics by which a product or service is identified or differentiated. They consist of features, benefits, uses Continue reading...

Question One

Jenkins’ discussion of global convergence and pop cosmopolitanism, focuses on the idea of the world’s youth seeking to be a part of a wider, global community. He first discusses the concept of internet phenomena by introducing the ‘Bert Is Evil’ franchise, created by a Filipino high school student: “[he] created a Photoshop collage of Sesame Street’s Bert interacting with terrorist leader, Osama Bin Laden.” (Jenkins 114) As a result of posting this image and various other similar ones to his homepage, the student found his work being utilised by terrorist, anti-American forces. Undoubtedly, the student Continue reading...

Availability Bias: Availability bias occurs when whereby beings behave in certain ways in their environment. For example people tend to judge the probability of something occurring based on the first outcomes that comes to the mind that is the more memorable or vivid event. For example in the media there are a lot of cases of kidnapping and plane crashes. People assume that these events are common yet they are rare.

Egocentrism Bias: Occurs when an individual tends to judge that he is better than others. For example, the person sees himself as more Continue reading...