Essays on Awareness

The world of business is quickly evolving, and risks have become the order of the day. The ability of a company to manage risks will determine the duration and the anticipated levels of success the company enjoys in the market. Some risks can be financial while others can be reputational, infrastructure, marketplace driven (Solozhentsev, 2012). In a competitive market, there are numerous risks that a company is likely to encounter. Therefore, it is important that proper strategies are put in place to ensure that desired success is attained regardless of the risks involved. Many businesses have shifted their focus ...

Outsourcing manufacturing activities from a local community to the developing countries is a decision that raises different opinions for varied organizations, community members as well as the workers in the foreign nations. The ethicality of the whole process needs to be considered in such a way that the process does not have adverse consequences to the progress of the community. Several scholars have related the process of outsourcing manufacturing to a developing country with the need for an organization to reduce on the cost of production as well as exploit the labor readily available in the developing nations. This ...

The point of view is a perspective from which the author chooses a narrator to tell a story. The third-person narrators are usually observers but not characters in the story. Kate Chopin in “The Story of an Hour” uses the third-person omniscient narrative, which captures the reader and makes him sympathetic to Louise Mallard. The reader has a possibility to see how the woman interacts with other characters, her thoughts, and feelings. Indeed, the omniscient narrator is able to tell the story of Louise’s hour of evolution and freedom but the happiness lasted only for an hour before ...

The flame broiler is changing their environment by changing their food choices from fast foods to healthy choices. It is trying to expand its target market to include the health conscious consumers.

Use the Five Forces Model to describe the business environment faced by this organization.

Competitors- the company faces competition from fast food chains as well as restaurants who offer purely healthy options. Flame Broiler is located in business complexes to target business executives who are health conscious (Poole and Van de Ven). Customers- Frame broiler is targeting health-conscious customers. However, the company’s market research that determined that the customers are not aware of the quality of the food they sold. ...

Introduction

Pressure ulcers (PU) are also known as decubitus ulcers occur due to the presence of pressure on a particular location of the body for an elongated period of time leading to scarring or other skin injuries. They have been one of the major concerns for several years for nursing professionals especially in the intensive care units because the physical consequences associated with it ranges from mild to severe tissue damage. The major risk factors of HAPUs are long term immobility, old age, sensory deficiency, abnormal circulation, inadequate nutrition, dehydration and other comorbidities . Internationally, PU is a patient safety issue ...

The Award. Eligibility

The Malcolm Baldrige National Quality Award was established in the 1987 by the U.S. Congress in order to recognize the companies that managed to implement well-functioning quality management systems. An underlying aim of the Award is to raise awareness about quality management programs and promote their introduction by the U.S. companies. Importantly, the Award is part to the Baldrige Performance Excellence Program that is implemented by the National Institute of Standards and Technology that represents a part of the U.S. Department of Commerce. The Baldrige Program is public private-partnership that promotes companies’ performance excellence (NIST, 2016). The activities, run ...

The contemporary world has seen the exponential rise of cancer prevalence in the aging population to somewhat alarming levels. This segment consists of individuals aged 65 years and above and is the fastest growing age group in the United States. Recent statistics indicate that one in every eight people in America aged 65 years, and above develops cancer, with women accounting for 58% of all cancer cases (Browner, n.d.). Since cancer risk increases with advancing age, the elderly account for 56% and 70% of all new cancer diagnoses and mortalities in the country (Browner, n.d.). The cancer burden in ...

Theory Application

Introduction: In introducing the main assumptions and tenets of both psychoanalytic and cognitive-behavioral theory it is important to account for the underlying principles that each is built upon. In order to contrast and compare these basic principles and how they focus on the underlying changes that are evident in the clients there is a need to develop an effective method for considering the cases that are available. The challenge in doing so is indicated by the underlying tenets of each theory. In regards to psychoanalytic theory, there is a need to understand the unconscious mental processes that occur. In ...

Marketing 300 CORE

Al Golzari Homework Assignment 1 25 points for each question. Partial credit will be given. Please type directly into this file and save and return with your last name as an extension to the file name. Please refer to the article I posted on Flipboard on Dec. 26 titled “Offering breakfast is a made-to-order success for McDonald’s.” As a consumer, I’m sure you know that for the past few months, McDonalds has begun offering breakfast all day in most markets. So far, this has led to initial success and appears to be working. What target markets is ...

In A Class Divided, Jane Elliot was using the social identity approach to teach the children empathy, by decategorizing identities and by splitting the classroom up into two groups: the blue-eyed people and the brown-eyed people. She made the brown-eyed people into the group that was going to face the discrimination on Tuesday, and made the blue-eyed group the target of prejudice on Wednesday. In just these two days, the third graders learned a profound lesson on prejudice and discrimination that would inevitably affect their outlook in their adult life. One of the blue-eyed students that used his position ...

Article Review

Article Review I review such article as “Gender Flux: Transatlantic Influence on Fashioning the Cross-dresser in American Silent Cinema” by author Ricardo E. Zulueta. It has been published in the journal “The Journal of Dress, Body and Culture” in 2015. It should be noted, that until now, there is no single view of the nature of gender. On the one hand, gender is associated with the models, which are developed for the scientific description of the problems associated with gender issues. On the other hand, gender may be considered as a social phenomenon, which is created by people in ...

Statement of Purpose and Academic Motivation

Intercultural management practices and competence has been poorly explored by the academic community from the perspective of multicultural Finnish professional life (Weber, Festing & Dowling, 2013). In spite of the fact that various cultural issues in the employment context have been studied from the purely managerial perspective, the majority of these studies relate to either migration of the highly skilled professionals (Thomas & Peterson, 2014), reflected common international trends (Van der Vijer, Hemert & Poortinga, 2008) or evaluated financial performance of the institutions, which significantly attracted employees with different cultural backgrounds (Smith, 2004). This research, however, pursues a number of unique objectives, ...

Introduction

Cultural change is seen as the alteration of a community through modernization, development as well as the contact with alternate communities (Global Sociology, 2016). This paper is going to explain about what is culture along with when it is essential. According to “Quappe and Cantatore” in their article concerning “what culture awareness entails.” It is clear that cultural change engrosses the potential of one being able to draw back from ourselves and getting conscious of our cultural principles, attitudes as well as discernments. The authors go further to state that “cultural change becomes more vital when we have to ...

International Entrepreneurial Activity

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Executive Summary

The aim of the paper is to select a product or service to import to Canada and mark down the reasons for the selection of the product. The identification of market of the products, economic, financial, and marketing reasons related to the import of that product are also mentioned. For the purpose of this paper, the product selected is footwear from China. The rules and regulation and different duties are also a part of this paper. The regulation outlined in the paper are related to the trade China specifically to provide a better view about the imports ...

Obesity has become a problematic trend in the America since 1980 with more than double the cases of adults affected and cases among adolescents tripling. Statistics further indicate that around 300,000 premature deaths were reported associated with obesity showing the perils of obesity and its deadly effect on the American economy. ("Big Fat Liability Case") As of 2012 the economy has had to deal with the spiraling costs of treating diabetes at a whopping $190 billion dollars annually and its effects on the health care system was catastrophic. The catastrophic cause of obesity in the country was simply ...

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Emergent Curriculum- A reflection

Introduction The article on emergent curriculum, creating environmental awareness and documentation written by Ann Lewin-Benham about a preschool teacher, her experiences with pre schoolers, its impact on the children is reviewed and the advantages of the system is discussed in detail. The topics that will be discussed in the paper are about emergent curriculum, how effective was the teacher in implementing the program, theoretical base and about the documentation process. Emergent curriculum – The topics for learning is selected based on children’s interests and the teacher acts as a facilitator in identifying their interest. Identification process needs ...

The topic of the paper will focus on the organizational sustainability and management. The companies are today confronted with many challenges with improving the strategies, structure, social, economic and environmental performance. Crisis management is focusing on the survival of organizations with planning and making a formal plan how to act in the crisis situations that are threatening the sustainability. The companies have done many steps forward in starting to made business more sustainable with products, process, services and other activities. The thesis of this paper follows: organization and their crisis management should develop and implement the sustainable policies and ...

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I am studying BSC in Nutrition and Food sciences. My desire is to do a dietitian internship program in your organization. I have a true passion for Nutrition and Dietetics and wish to pursue a career in the field of pediatrics practice. I have participated in many activities as a volunteer and have good experience. I am enthusiastic about learning and I want to gain more knowledge and experience to be fully equipped in my career. I have understood the requirements of this study from the different exposures I got from doing voluntary services and also from other jobs. ...

CAPSTONE REPORT

Dental carries were a health problem first identified in 1930’s by Beltrani and also termed as the black teeth of very young. It also assigned various terms like “nursing bottle mouth, nursing bottle syndrome, night bottle mouth, and baby bottle tooth decay . The common meaning among all these various terms is suggestive of the negative impact of baby bottle in the pathology and etiology of carious lesions . Oral health condition is a critical component of preschool children’s health and overall well-being. Early childhood caries has been associated with many factors such as prolonged/ recurrent nocturnal bottle feeding, ...

Introduction

Marketing plan is a foundation for business growth. As a pivotal element of any growth and development strategy, not only it helps to identify where a company will sell its products or what strategies it will employ, but how to spend the resources in a most effective way. The business community has a firm community that even the most brilliant idea is doomed to failure, if its marketing plan has been composed in a haphazard or amateurish way. This paper is a continuation of Gebeta Enjoyment business analysis. Its purpose is to analyze its target markets and segmentation strategy, ...

The globalization phenomenon has led to increased diversity in regards to the type of patients that a nurse can come across while discharging his or her professional duties. Globalization has led to the breaking down of racial and cultural barriers which hitherto segmented various aspects of human interaction including the provision of health care services. With the increased patient diversity due to globalization, a need has thus emerged for cultural awareness training within nursing education and development realms (Campinha-Bacote, 2011). However, this is not the case as a majority of nurses who are churned out of the nursing education ...

Introduction

All companies must adapt to their specific niche or they are doomed to failure. American Apparel is no exception to this rule. While some companies choose to address the variety of competitive players in the market through designing better products or by offering the same quality at lower prices, other businesses choose to use a single feature that defines the product that they are offering. For American Apparel, there is no evidence of higher quality than analogous brands, and the prices are quite high for the clothing they are offering; as such, the company’s main appeal for the ...

Introduction

Growing up in a poor urban area, it is difficult to make ends meet. An autistic and handicapped child is very stressful for parents and family members. While autistic individuals are relatively high-functioning, they have great difficulties socializing and interacting with others. The fact that an autistic person is furthermore confined to a wheelchair and cannot walk is stigmatizing enough in elementary school, but the learning disability is even more of a challenge. Although they are capable of learning and many are highly intelligent, they have obvious learning differences and must go at their own pace. Most would perform ...

U.S has one of the largest and costliest health care system in the world. Healthcare is the second largest industry in the country. In spite of this achievement, the health status of the people in U.S, does not match the cost and infrastructure put into it (HealthCare.gov, 2016). Both communicable and non-communicable diseases still continue to harm a large sector of the population, when compared to other developed countries. Unlike other developed countries, people in U.S were expected to obtain individual health coverages and pay individually for health services. The right to health was not treated as a basic ...

Carmex can use online survey and poll to narrow down its marketing research in terms of selecting two flavors out of the three flavors. To conduct its market research on Facebook, the company can either conduct cross sectional household marketing research on Facebook or it can conduct a poll of page members of the company (those who have liked the page). Both scenarios have their advantages and disadvantages. In terms of cross-sectional household on Facebook, the company can get a wide spectrum of user’s information than its own page followers. However, cross-sectional household research may not yield accurate ...

Abstract

The essay summarizes the arguments of Greenberg and Rosenberg's ideologies on art. Different art critics have supported various art movements, shaping the understandings of the artists' work. Harold Rosenberg and Clement Greenberg have put forward their own interpretations of the art movements and their view were contrasting and opposed. Greenberg essay reflects on the social and historical context and the notion of modernism. On the other hand, according to Harold Rosenberg, it is almost impossible to define the movement in art. For the first time, the idea of acceptable art in the society is discussed upon. Greenberg focused on ...

My research covers on the topic about overpopulation in sub-Saharan Africa. Overpopulation is a condition whereby the number of the existing human population supersedes the carrying capacity of the planet. This condition is usually undesirable in nature. All over human history, birth rates have always equaled death rates maintaining a sustainable growth rate. My intention to research on overpopulation is based on how serious this issue is especially on the African continent. Overall, overpopulation poses a big problem in different fronts. It is a major cause of poverty, malnutrition and underdevelopment (Logan, 1991). This is especially so in Sub-Saharan ...

The Branding and Logos

Introduction The Restaurant is based next to Heathrow Airport in Central London. Many people in the big city of London embrace the advent of this new restaurant in the central town. Most of the Logo design is adopted for ease of clients to have a clear view of what is expected by the prospective customers. The plan is aimed at controlling the influx of clients who are either from arrivals at the Heathrow airport or the general staff working in the domain (Adamson et al. 28). The branding by the Jim & Jay is clearly showcased in the Logo model ...

This paper argues that private property is an enduring than a universal feature of our existence as are other elements such as migration, markets, and the State. Private property is both the cause and result of capital and labour in an individualistic society. This description means that it serves both as the cause and consequence of alienated labor. The form of object ownership is one of the enduring aspects of humanity. Throughout history and ages, humans have acquired and valued objects as well as ideas to advance their existence. This realization shows that property is a vital part of ...

Introduction

Self-awareness is the basis of conscious life. People, whose level of self-awareness is high, are more rational and flexible in life. Of course, each person has strengths and weaknesses. However, those people, who are aware of their strengths and weaknesses, can use and improve them consciously. Understanding strengths and developmental needs is necessary to use more of the strengths and hide the weaknesses, while they are being improved. This paper is a self-awareness assignment, which explores two areas of strengths, two areas of weaknesses, and then develops a plan of action related to a single strength and a single ...

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The case study is dedicated to the company Victorinox. It has recently acquired their competitor, Wenger. Victorinox owns Swiss army knives, household cutlery, watches, luggage and men and women clothing. With the acquisition of Wenger they get also the brand of fragrances (Fullerton & Weigand 2015, p. 146). This is a new area for Victorinox and the issue, or the problem, appears: how to operate in this new for Victorinox fragrance business and what strategy should the company use in order to make the fragrance product line profitable. Many companies face such problems when they acquire other businesses. This is ...

The learning organization identifies the future and present learning needs of its members, through the structured learning opportunities. The learning organization needs to have its reasons for existence, contributions to the society, past and future goals and actions with the clear vision and ideology set clear (6-10). According to the Senge (1990) a learning organization is an organization that encourages and facilitates learning in order to continually transform itself to survive and excel in a rapidly changing business environment. Organizations are exposed to the continual change in today’s global environment. In order to be successful in today’s ...

Sexually Transmitted Diseases or STDs stand for those diseases that are spread through sexual contact from one person to another. There are approximately twenty- five such diseases which fall into this category. According to the estimations of the Center for Disease Control & Prevention (CDC), approximately nineteen million new cases of sexually transmitted diseases are registered every year. Nearly fifty percent of these cases are seen to be occurring among the people belonging to the age group of fifteen to twenty- four. On an average, the United States spend 15.9 billion dollars annually on the treatment and diagnosis of those ...

Communication Skills in a Cross-Culturally Diverse Workplace

Communication Skills in a Cross-Culturally Diverse Workplace

Introduction

Globalization has given rise to an environment that continues to change in terms of complexity as local business expand and begin competing with other businesses for a share of the vast global market. Globalization has essentially compelled corporations, nations and by extension, regions to be overly interdependent (Adair, Hideg & Spence, 2013). This has resulted from greater consumer awareness that has resulted in the development of new standards and demands resulting from the fact that different nations project varying cultural inclinations (D'Netto et al, 2014). Nations and more specifically business are embracing the ...

The Transformational Leadership Program has been one of the most incredible experiences of my life and I have learnt lifelong lessons that will make me a better professional and person. I can look back at this time in my life as one that challenged me to think outside of my own world view and to become aware of what is really required to fulfill a vision of a better future. I have always been aware of some discrimination against African Americans but I have never really known how to overcome these inequalities and have always looked at these inequalities ...

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Enter Name of College Here Introduction Health educational programs are a part of the community and designed to help those members to become knowledgeable and make better decisions for either themselves, their families and both. The programs could be at the national, local and state levels which will bring awareness to anyone, regardless of the ethnicity, education, or money in one’s back account. Throughout this discussion, the three programs we will review in particular are a) The Faithful Families, b) We Can! program and c) The Sista Project. While carefully analyzing these programs, we would be able to ...

Introduction

The black population in Canada has experienced substantial growth over the past half century. As of 2006, the black community was approximately 2.5 % of the Canadian population with most of these being from HIV-endemic nations mainly in the Caribbean and Africa (Shimeles, Husbands, Tharao, Adrien, & Pierre-Pierre, 2011). The immigration of these communities in Canada has led to an increased HIV infection, with 57% of infected infants and 16 % of new infections being attributed to the African and Black community. The statistics on new infections as well as those on people living with HIV show that the black community in ...

Marketing Metrics

With the help of marketing metrics, the success of any marketing campaign, namely public relations, relations with media, sponsorship, exhibitions, reputation, brand awareness, etc. can be measured. Market share as sales metrics, awareness as customer readiness to buy metrics, customer satisfaction as customer metrics, weighted distribution as distribution metrics and gross rating point (GRP) as communication metrics will be examined below.

Description of the Metric

Market share is a key indicator of the company, which shows whether the company is able to influence the levels of supply and demand in the market, as well as the situation of the company in relation to ...

Identifying Competitive Environment for Fundraising in Canada

Identifying Competitive Environment for Fundraising in Canada It is a known fact that assistance and contributions from profitable business organizations and affluent individuals are the lifeblood of any not-for-profit organization. However, reaching appropriate donors and contributors have become more challenging and difficult (Gierczak et.al, 2016). On one hand, there is a fierce rivalry and on the other hand, there are many issues pertaining to gain donor’s attention towards the issue on hand. Therefore, in order to grow in this competitive environment, not-for-profit organizations require to be more engaging with donors (Global Philanthropy, 2016). Although this has been the ...

ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH AND HEALTH EFFECTS OF ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE

Abstract This paper analyzes the environmental context of health. It discusses the contribution of environmental factors to the etiology of major diseases. The environment, as defined by the World Health Organization, focuses on the external forces that can be modified (WHO, 2006). It excludes lifestyles and behaviors, but recognizes how these external forces shape lifestyles and behaviors through access to these external forces. Environmental factors can be very significant in health. Access to clean and safe water, safe home and working environment, toxics, air pollution, and climate change are among the factors detrimental to health. In line with this, ...

Introduction

Environmental degradation is not uncommon. In fact, it is one of the most talked about topic in international conventions and forums. Apparently, the degradation of the environment is not only a local concern. Environmental problems such as climate change, deforestation, pollution and many others are perpetrated in a local and national level and yet it has global ramifications. However, despite the fact that there are international agencies that creates environmental policies, the effectiveness of these policies and regulations largely depend on the propensity of a particular nation to implement it. The nation’s territorial powers and sovereignty make it ...

According to ECRC, corporate social responsibility in Egypt is defined as the adoption of sustainable business models and practices that have positive impacts on the society. The private sector in Egypt is responsible for creating about 70% of all employment in the country. However, there is room for the private sector to improve its social offerings to the society in general through corporate social responsibility. The Egyptian corporate responsibility center (ECRC) was established in the year 2004 as a joint project between the United Nations development program and the Egyptian government (Grayson and Jane, 71). The main aim of ...

How might leadership and management practices differ from culture to culture? List at least 8 things managers should do to facilitate better interactions with cross-cultural teams. Leadership is possibly one of the most exhaustively researched and discussed management concepts in the business world today. Effective leadership is something that choses the most appropriate style of leadership based on the situation or challenge at hand as only then, success can be accomplished. However, most effective leaders that are globally renowned, are known to use a primary style of leadership in their management. An important point that needs to be noted ...

The argument for subjecting students to virginity tests is based on the desire to maintain a particular normative behavior. In consideration of this idea it seems evident that pursuing legislation that would focus on such ends would indeed be a profound violation of personal liberties. For this reason, if a similar proposal had been made in the Singapore Parliament today, I would not have supported this proposal. The proposal is a violation of basic human rights. The individual rights that should be ensured for people in society dictate that this would not be the best course of action to ...

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Bottle Green Case Study Analysis

Question 1 Consumer behavior of Green Bottle users can be understood in two ways. First way of understanding consumer behavior defines purchasing decision of consumers due to habitual buying. This means that most of the consumers buy the company products because they are habitual of buying Bottle Green drinks (Solomon et al. 2014). They are not directly engaged in perceiving the company brands or products. Another reason to buy Bottle Green drink is the low price of the drinks as compared to the competitor brands. This implies that pricing of food item influences ...

1 Copernicus model was an improvement of the previous cultural belief of a sun-centered solar system defined by Aristotle. He generated a theory that the earth spins once daily on its axis and always revolves around the sun. He claimed that the sun is at the center of the earth, and all the planets are organized in orbits all around the sun. This model was a revolutionary in the in that it helped understand the organization of the planets, the sun, and earth (Cunningham 89). The belief had been in use for up to one hundred years when the ...

The health care providers can handle the issue between the culture of medicine and the beliefs and practices through a well-improved and well-enhanced communication with the patients. The communication is based on the nationality of family origin, ethnic heritage, religion, age, disability, socioeconomic status, and sexual orientation. Considering the definition of cultural awareness and sensitivity, the interpersonal skills and knowledge allow the providers to appreciate, understand, and work with the individuals from cultures of others. It implies that the sensitivity includes the awareness and acceptance of the cultural difference, knowledge, and self-awareness of the culture of the patients with ...

Introduction

Social control theories emerged in the early 1900s which questioned why not all humans commit crimes. Unlike the criminology theories that examine why an individual commits criminal activity, the social control theories focus on how certain individuals refrain from it. There were several notable sociologists who expressed their ideas on how the society and its traditions can ensure that an individual will conform to a law-abiding lifestyle. They identified two types of controls in their theories. Informal and formal control. The informal control mechanisms are family, friends, or their individual social circles. The formal control is from the Government ...

Abortion is the deliberate removal of human pregnancy with respect to the mother’s agency, in order to achieve a death result of a fetus (Tatalovich, 2015, p. 85). The morality of abortion encompasses arguments that are against and for the practice of abortion, such as a woman’s stage of pregnancy. Consequently, the stages of pregnancy include the first trimester, which is the period of conception to week 12 of pregnancy. The second trimester includes the 13th to 27th week, while the third and final trimester ranges from week 28 to birth. The stage of pregnancy dictates and ...

Introduction

When it comes to story-telling, many people emphasize the story part, instead of the telling one. Nevertheless, the manner in which a story is told can be very influential in its reception. In fact, many people would say that the story itself changes depending on the discourse that presents it. This came to the limelight in the end of the nineteenth century with the Modernist current. Authors such as James Joyce and Virginia Woolf deliberately modified the way that stories were told. They utilized many techniques that allowed them greater range of expression, many of which were not even ...

Changes in dynamics, increased immigration, globalization of the job market , government policies and increased racial, minority, gender, ethnic and regional tolerance have all contributed in making diversity an important factor in the workplace today. Lack of inclusion in the workplace may impact negatively on an organization as it demoralizes the human capital and results in resentment or lack of job satisfaction among employees hence consequently leading to managerial and organizational failure. Organizations are therefore finding it increasingly important to put in place strategies and programs aimed at ensuring the diversity of their human resource, given the significant role that ...

Computers are complicated machines that require multiple trial and error sessions to understand, and the different programs they carry, make it harder to do the same. My first experience with computers revolved around my parents purchasing an Acorn Archimedes sometime in the nineties; I cannot remember the exact date or year. Nonetheless, only the older children in the neighborhood could play computer games, and the adults found a different use for the contraption. At home, it was the same with my parents, especially my father who would spend hours in front of the machine as I silently watched his ...

Role of the Senior Level Informatics in Disaster Planning

Informatics plays a very crucial role in disaster planning. Senior level informatics are those senior executives who are handling information to be processed and put to use for disaster planning. They are authorized to take actions and whose information is considered to be more believed. Disaster is serious disruption in the functioning of society which have substantial impact and widespread threat to health property, life, environment etc. (Butt, et al., 2014) senior level informatics largely they are focused on threat detection and maintain database. They identify risk, decrease risk, make cooperative plan, identify resources, set priorities, writing plan and ...

Among different theories that were implemented in XIX-XXs century the concept of utilitarianism and deontology are still the matter to discuss. Although firstly the suppositions of utilitarianism appear in the writings of the British moralists of XVI-XVII centuries, the modern theory of the concept is most often associated with the British philosopher John Stuart Mill (1806- 1873) who elaborated the theory from a hedonistic version proposed by his mentor Jeremy Bentham (1748- 1832) who thought a person should experience a lot of pleasure and avoid suffering. As most clearly stated by Mill, the basic principle of utilitarianism is that ...

Part 1: Chart

Part 2: Reflection Describe a specific population of clients with whom you hope to work in the future. At-risk teens are a population that is often underestimated and underserved. The at-risk population experiences everything from interferences to challenges to outright obstacles which malign the individual’s social, emotional, and behavioral development—from poor adult and peer relationships and gross lack of adequate role models to maladaptive coping strategies, including low frustration tolerance thresholds, hypersensitivity to failure, impulsivity, and low self-esteem, as well as inadequacies in appropriately expressing emotions and needs. Some of the at-risk teens live in two-parent homes, ...

Immunizations

Immunizations There are numerous needs that can be addressed in the focus area of immunizations. This process builds on the needs addressed in the first paper while addressing multidimensional needs and expectations of community endeavors. In this analysis, Erie County will be identified within the context of specific focus areas and program strategies. HP 2020 objectives are also used and can describe results for the key intended population. Intervention and related programming can be used to achieve variegated objectives. Several key aspects of the program and the parties involved with executing them will be explored. These aspects contribute to ...

Introduction:

The Wounded Warrior Gym is a fitness center that is set to specialize in about ten physical fitness spheres that enhance its competitive edge across Virginia, namely precision, agility, strength, muscle power, coordination, vigor, flexibility, cardiovascular and respiratory resilience (Murphy, 2012). The facility is an affiliate of the CrossFit Inc., a consortium of over 13, 000 affiliated gyms which nearly half of them are located across the United States. The Wounded Warrior’s competitors’, such as the Fit Slim and Mayfair Fitness, branding strategy is significantly efficient, in clearly and consistently defining the organization and its products. As this ...

Locke wrote his concepts of the self in a response to Descartes and used similar terminology and addressed many of the same issues. Although there are several disagreements in their work, both can be considered analogous in many ways. One distinct difference between the authorships, is the motivation of Locke in penning An Essay concerning Human Understanding. Both a direct motivation, and the ironically innate thesis of Locke’s work on identity, was to make an argument about the idea of moral culpability. The Renaissance was dwindling and a new era of thinkers in Europe were emerging, and with ...

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Abstract The successful flight of an aircraft is often attributed to the finesse of its pilots as well as the dispatcher. It is a common practice in air crash investigations to put the blame of such a mishap on the shoulders of its pilots and the air traffic control unit. Most often, the other factors that are inclusive in any successful flight, is omitted. This paper tries to analyze these causes from the perspective of National Transport Safety Board, to generate an independent view about the crash of UPS Flight 1354. After thorough inspection of NTSB reports three main ...

Human psychology is a field of study that covers plenty of multi-layer concepts and phenomena, which without a doubt will still be studied after hundreds of years. One of those concepts happens to be personality, which in the broadest meaning “refers to important and relatively stable aspects of behavior” (Ewen, 2003, 3). Personality is something that we all possess, is a universal phenomenon, which we however express differently due to our inborn qualities, psychological development and peculiarities of temperament. Personality covers “virtually everything about a person—mental, emotional, social, and physical” (Ewen, 2003, 3), and is an inexhaustible source ...