Essays on Childhood

Understanding oneself is a critical aspect for one to succeed in life. Self-understanding involves a keen analysis of one’s interests, capabilities, skills, learning capabilities and motivating factors among others. As such, these are some of the factors that will drive an individual towards a career path. In most cases, many individuals do not understand the difference between a job and a career. A job is something that one does to earn money but the individual has no long term desires to be in that job. Basically, one is engaged in a job because they have to but not ...

The concepts of health economics involve planned investments at per capita levels for following factors of the health stock, lifestyle, environmental factors, and health care. If I have a net fund of $1000 per capita for investing into health production, I will choose Mexico and develop the below mentioned plan of investment in all of the above-stated factors. $400 into Health Stock The health conditions for elderly in Mexico are found directly attributable to the socio-economic status of the individual right at the age of 10. Hence, it can be defined as the stock of health capital which returns ...

Comfort food has been described as those food preferences developed during childhood which evoke pleasant memories in adults (Stein 412). Stein in his article explores the reasons behind these comfort food preferences as to how they are developed and what makes them evoke pleasant memories. According to the article, often either physiological or psychological needs are at play when an individual craves for a specific food. Certain food, when eaten, releases trace amounts of mood elevating opiates. Physiology comes into play here. Similarly, psychology also affects our food choices. Childhood experiences play a vital role in determining an individual’ ...

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 ...

In Low and High Income Families

In Low and High Income Families The last quarter century has presented a new and very challenging epidemic that seems to have an effect on every population group throughout most of the modern world. Obesity, and more specifically childhood obesity, has become almost as detrimental to world health in developed nations as any other disease. In fact, childhood obesity, which almost always leads to adult obesity, typically plays a role in every natural cause of death, from heart disease, to cancer and especially diabetes type 2. If we want to continue to see newer generations outlive those that came ...

History portrays famous people who created, changed, and improved the lives of the community, the obstacles that occurred in the past such as economic depressions, illnesses, and the development of technology. It is because of history that modern societies of the twentieth-century learned valuable knowledge from their predecessors. However, what the history omits is the role played by the children especially during the medieval times. This paper proposes to study the life of medieval children as well as their role in the society. The status of children was often ignored; the scarcity of historical documents makes it almost impossible ...

Adolescence is one of those periods when significant physiological changes occur in the body of an individual. Firstly, adolescence is a time of sexual maturity. Adolescent girls experience the beginning of menstruation, different changes in their body. Boys experience their voice changes, and also, there are some changes in their appearance. Teenager’s body can have an unpleasant smell due to the development of new sweat glands. Teens begin to experience sexual desire and increasing interest about individuals of the opposite sex. During this period, there are significant hormonal changes, which can affect the emotional state, behavior and well-being ...

Philosophy

Research Question: Does a lack control over self and surroundings originate from a person’s adverse childhood environment? Effects of a Childhood Environment Sample population The target population was a group of petty prisoners locked up in a local police station. They were caught for minor disturbances in public areas. Their actions provide a clear indication that they were unable to control some of their actions. This would provide a good avenue for the investigation of the research question. On the other hand, students from the University of California, Los Angeles, would be included in the research exercises as ...

Rhetorical Analysis

In the contemporary world, a class of people in society and their race often determine the level of their life, their opportunities and the attitude of others towards them. Unfortunately, in the most cases, people with different skin color and low material welfare often face misunderstanding, neglect, loneliness as well as mocking and even bullying. According to the modern general stereotype, in the world of success there is no place for such people. One of such persons is Bell Hooks, a modern author, writer and representative of the feminist movement. In her article, Learning in the Shadow of Race ...

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, ...

Childhood Norms

How do we see things differently as adults than when we are growing up? This how the novel, We Are All Completely Beside Ourselves by Karen Joy Fowler, gave a huge image about Rosie Cooke’s life who grew up in a very special environment. She thought everything in her life was natural, even when she was growing up with a chimpanzee as her sister.Later, she reached the age where she learned the way she was living was unusual. Rosie’s story is similar to my story. As a child, everything was simple and normal for me, until I ...

Photography may seem like just clicking pictures of anything and everything. And that is exactly what the lay man perceives it to be. However what photography really is; is quite deep when one ponders the notion. Photography if were to be termed in one word, that word would be vision. We can label it as vision, or seeing or simply imagination, they all point towards the same thing, which is making a perception and mental image in your mind’s eye, then using your tool at hand (camera) to give that image a shape in a picture. Some people ...

According to the theory of cumulative advantage/disadvantage, the state of an individual or community, in terms of income, lifestyle, psychology, health, etc., is not due to any one factor but is an accumulation of the outcomes of many different factors. In the case of old age and retirement, many factors such as life-long income, health and mental well-being all play a role in shaping how a person’s retirement will be. Childhood and young adulthood play a vital role in many ways. It seems highly unlikely that a person’s economic status at this stage in life would be ...

Introduction

In education, it is vital to create an appropriate curriculum development procedure whose objective is to attain a good intellectual property development in children. Concerning the above, I, therefore, seek to review the educational development for toddlers/preschoolers whose age bracket is two years to 5 years. The age is the second stage of childhood and preschools and prekindergarten, therefore, tends to be a crucial area for children's life and, later on, impact on the general life of the individual. Given these, I henceforth seek to develop a one-week educational curriculum that spans from Monday to Friday; the expected results ...

Abstract

Juvenile delinquency is one of the most pressing issues that any society can face. There are certain risk and protective factors that influence children's disposition toward criminal behavior. These factors can be grouped into community, individual, and social categories. Each of these three categories contain certain risks that can contribute to a child's tendency to engage in delinquent activities. Schools, families, and other communities have a responsibility to try and protect the youngest and most vulnerable members of our society from being exposed to these factors. By doing so, we can address the problem at its root and curb ...

Health Assessment Assignment l: Paint a Picture of Your Target Population & Community Assignment #1

Community A health assessment is a care plan that is used for the identification of specific health care needs of an individual and how addressing of those needs will be carried out through health care system or nursing facility. For the purpose of this health assessment assignment, the selected place is the Altamonte Spring-Dade County, which is in the southeastern region of the Florida state (Miami Beach, 2015). The selected region is heavily urbanized due to the excessive development carried out within the last few decades. According to the US Census Bureau (2015), the population of the county is ...

Every person has strengths and weaknesses. In both professional and personal life it is important that a person is able to distinguish his/her strengths and weaknesses, make best use of his/her strengths and, ideally, convert weaknesses into neutral traits or even strengths. As far as I understand myself responsibility, belief, activator and self-assurance are my major strengths. I developed responsibility in course of studying at school, having experienced that the lack of one’s responsibility may lead to highly negative consequences (e.g., quarrels with classmates, failing projects). On the contrary, belief is my inherent strength. Even in childhood, when ...

“We rarely left our house to play because Mom said there were many bad people waiting to hurt us. When I did go out to buy food in the commune’s grocery store a few blocks away, I always walked in the middle, safely flanked by my three sisters as we hurried in and out.” (Chen 2) In this passage, the author discusses about his childhood days. He was born in a town that was hit with drought and lack of food. The conditions in the locality were quite grave with the economic problems reflecting in the actions of ...

In a Clinical Substance Abuse Setting

In a Clinical Substance Abuse Setting Erik Erikson’s psychosocial theory of development sought to explain the way personality develops. Like Freud, Erikson was certain childhood events shape adult personality. Unlike Freud, however, Erikson argued that development continues throughout the lifespan (Miller, 1983). Working on the foundation laid by Freud, Erikson developed the stage theory wherein the lifespan was divided into eight stages beginning at birth and continuing through late adulthood. Erikson theorized that each stage was defined by a “psychosocial crisis” (Weiten, 2005, p. 302). The first five stages occur through the lifespan through puberty. Each stage must ...

In the first book: Mr. Gradgrind is a man who is all about propriety and facts, He scolds Sissy, whose father works with the horses in the traveling circus for using the informal version of her name and not being able to define horse. Two of Gradgrind’s children, Thomas and Louisa go to see the circus after school, but they run into Gradgrind who tells them to return home. Gradgrind’s close friend is Josiah Bounderby, who is a wealthy factory owner. Josiah likes to lie about abuses in his childhood. Bounderby and Gradgrind kick Sissy out of ...

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Introduction

Intimate partner violence, widely recognized as domestic violence, can be best defined as “a pattern of assaultive and coercive behaviors including physical, sexual and psychological attacks, as well as economic coercion used by adults or adolescents against their current or former intimate partners” (“Behind Closed Doors: The Impact of Domestic Violence on Children” 3). It is no secret that children desperately need safety and security within their homes and the love and care of their parents. However, it is a bitter truth that a great number of children do not have a haven-like home. It is ...

Introduction

Different offenses are usually characterized by different characteristics. These are traits that have been found in most of the investigations of the crimes. In this essay the crimes discussed include sexual assault, murder, terrorism, acquisitive crime and organized crime. It also explains the ethical considerations for psychological interviewers and criminal investigators, the collateral information needed in investigations and offers recommendations to the criminal investigation process. Sexual assault is a type of crime that involves forced sex or non-consensual sex. Sex assault differs from sexual harassment since sexual harassment doesn’t necessary involve having of sex that is, it involves ...

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In the poems, “Home Movies: A Sort of Ode” by Mary Jo Salter and “The Things” by Donald Hall both personas in the poems pay tribute to their upbringing as a child, which is memorialized in the things that they possess in their homes. Both poets rely on creative use of alliteration and lineation to convey their message. However, each poet used these elements to achieve a different effect in their respective poems. In both Salter’s and Hall’s poems, the use of alliteration is key in re-creating their childhood or emphasizing the things ...

Part One.

Fresh Healthy Vending is a vending machine enterprise headquartered in San Diego, California (Callaghan et al, 2010). It was founded in 2010. The company is the leading healthy vending franchisor in the United States. It specializes in healthier alternatives to traditional vending machines which habitually offer junk foods products and beverages. Fresh Healthy Vending also boasts of 250 active franchises in over 44 states. The company has sold and delivered close to 3500 vending machines in the United States.

Part Two.

Cost associated with operating healthier vending According to the Franchise directory 2015, buying a healthy vending machine from the Fresh ...

Abstract

This paper focuses on a potential client for a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW). The client to be discussed is Brett Mitchell, a twenty-five-year-old African American male who is unemployed, and the child of recovering drug-dependent parents. Studies show that Adult Children of Addicts (ACoAs) present with a range of symptoms that run the gamut of psychiatric and stress-related disorders, from substance-abuse disorders and other addictions to depression, anxiety, personality disorders, and maladaptive coping mechanisms. In the case of the client to be discussed in this paper, he is seeking counseling for identity confusion, depression and arrested psychosocial development. ...

Role of Physical Activity in Preventing Child Obesity

Prospectus: Role of Physical Activity in Preventing Child Obesity Problem Statement It is well known that in order to be vigorous people should go in for sport and physical activities. Currently obesity among the population of the United States has reached enormous statistics and is one of the most hazardous diseases which threaten our nation. American Academy of Pediatrics states “According to the 1999 –2000 National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey, the prevalence of overweight or obesity in children and youth in the United States is over 15%, a value that has tripled since the 1960s” (AAP, 2016). Doctors ...

An Analytic Review

In Robert Hayden’s “Those Winter Sundays” we get a glimpse of the author’s childhood relationship with his father. In this work, Hayden describes a child’s view of a father from a now-adult perspective. His regret is evident, and the sadness in his voice rings down the corridors of time. “Those Winter Sundays” begin with a description of Hayden’s father rising in the early hours even on “Sundays too” (1), letting the reader know he gets up every morning in the same way. Using consonance, Hayden drives home both the hour and the temperature, noting “the ...

The message of love in this book is just timeless. It showcases the concept of love in our midst and those who we interact with. Sometimes the people that we love most and express our love to don’t end up loving us back. We also don’t express the same love to the people who show us, love. Sometimes we don’t give people who love us the opportunity to demonstrate their love to us. As the author claims, there may be two people who are equally good, equally beautiful and also equally gifted but there will be ...

Abstract

The population of any species should be preserved using any means necessary. There are genetic preservation and natural preservation. The genetic preservation strategy takes a shorter time than the natural strategy. A hypothesis was developed to establish the possible breeding options that were available. Also, lab tests were conducted on the same breeding topic. The kind of breeding strategy that was used is crucial to the development and sustenance of the population. There exists planned breeding strategy and planned breeding strategy. However, the random breeding strategy is prone to inbreeding. This refers to the breeding of species that are ...

Up from Slavery is an autobiography of Booker T. Washington, which came out by the dawn of the twentieth century. It is different in a way that a Black author has used humor to highlight slavery than use misery and suffering to talk about it. He wants his readers to believe that slavery was as much useful for the black population as it was to white population. Washington adopts a positive approach that involves humor, in discussing the African American struggle. His indifference to racial riots, black killings, and protests make him a ‘destructive’ social activist, whereas, his positive ...

Language is often interpreted as the soul of a nation, a mirror for national mentality and people’s way of life. In language a people accumulates its knowledge about the world and general life attitude. Thus, it is possible to make assumptions about a nation based solely on its language, sayings and various peculiarities of its active and passive lexis. Now, a new civilization has been discovered and certain text corpus has been extracted from its material legacy. After some statistical and anthropological research, its language and peculiar patterns of it have been explored. On the basis of this ...

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 ...

I agree with Freud’s argument that mood fluctuations mark adolescence stage. During this period, teenagers experience rapid physical changes that affect their behaviors. The mood fluctuations are widely attributed to biological changes related to puberty, rather than the adolescent’s social contexts. During puberty, hormonal levels change from time to time, thereby causing mood swings. In most cases, the effects of the hormonal changes vary between girls and boys (Casey, Jones & Hare, 2008). Boys at this stage are impulsive, aggressive, and irritable whereas girls demonstrate depressive moods. However, both teachers and parents can help restore the adolescents’ sense ...

Different works of art reflect various events that occur in real life. Works of literature either explain or provide responses to real life situations with the addition of a fictional twist. Literature works explore different real life themes, which allows readers to identify with the different characters. Tobias Wolff’s story titled “Bullet in the Brain” explains the last memory of Anders, a man who has lived his life being critical of others (Wolff). The story also explains the circumstances leading to Anders’ death as well as how his life had changed from when he was younger. The short ...

Considering the Beatles' creativity regarding the songwriting, is becomes clear the whole success of the band was achieved by the sweet childhood moods and memories brought from the past by every member of the quarter. Indeed, Paul played the trumpet since early childhood, and later it outgrew into obsession with skiffle and rock-n-roll when he asked his father to buy him a guitar that would never leave him afterwards. Likewise, John practically did not pay any attention to studies, which did not prevent him from becoming friends with Paul who had the talent to reconcile daily conflicts. Childhood memories, ...

Major Development in the US Health

Life expectancy among the U.S residents at birth has been on the increase from about 47.3 years to 76.8 years within the past 10 years. This can be contributed to the major developments observed in US health care system. Public health scientists have also been assessed to give reports of the rise and improved health care in the U.S hospitals and other health related fields. Here are the major developments that can be observed as improvements in the U.S Health sector. First, the vaccine-preventable diseases in the past there has been a real decline in the some cases, deaths, ...

The short story “Desiree’s Baby” was published in 1893, in “Vogue”. Its first title was “The Father of Desiree’s baby” to focus on Armand’s identity and origin. The story touches important issues that plagued the South of that time such as racism, the position of women, gender inequality. “Desiree’s Baby” is one of only two major stories Chopin set in antebellum Louisiana, portraying woman character whose life is ruined by a cruel and deeply-seated racism, but intellectual readers of the day would have been aware of the complex cultural history in the background of the ...

Professional Affiliation

Nelesen Flumo has an extensive experience and deep knowledge of sophisticated, IT-integrated business contexts. Marked by extended spans and vertical integration of administrative and management functions across numerous business contexts, Nelesen Flumo has accumulated considerable executive management expertise. Nelesen Flumo's professional background is a rich personal background in several countries, a decided asset in current business ecosystem. Currently, Nelesen Flumo has been an Executive Assistant at Talley Management Group (https://www.talley.com/) since 2014 and over 2008-2014 at Goodman-Gable-Gould. In both capacities, Nelesen Flumo manages and performs a broad range of senior executive functions including, most notably, managing activities for staff, ...

According to Piaget`s theory, adolescence is the period of the fourth stage of the cognitive development. The formal stage is a stage of cognitive development during which the individual learn to think abstractly, to use concepts; combinatorial mental ability develops. Analyzing an event, a phenomenon, an individual can take into account all aspects of this phenomenon(Wood, Smith & Grossniklaus, 2001). Three key features of adolescent thinking are (1) the ability to combine different variable when searching for the solution to the problem, (2) the ability to guess about how one phenomenon influences others, (3) the ability to join ...

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<<Name>> <<Professor Name>> <<Course Title>> <<Date>> Part A+: Positive Description of Wal-Mart A trip to Wal-Mart really opened my eyes to the pleasures of shopping. I saw rows and rows of cars fill up the huge parking lot. Cars of all types and hues could be seen – from sedans to coupes to SUVs. It is literally a sea of cars that fills the landscape. Incoming cars are filled with giggly, happy children and parents, awaiting the exhilarating shopping experience. Cars rushing out ...

Introduction

Since the rise of multinational corporations and big business, there has been an increased emphasis on corporate social responsibility and ethical behavior. Corporate social responsibility refers to a company’s responsibility to act in a way that has a positive effect on legal, ethical, and economic and social aspects, while maintaining its’ duty to increase shareholders wealth (Dorfman, Cheyne, Friedman, Wadud, & Gottlieb, 2012). Companies must also employ good ethics—operating in a way that is morally good and that benefits all who are affected by its actions. I believe that any organization that effects consumers around the world are ...

Introduction

An organism whose genome has been contrived in the laboratory in order to favor the expression the production a desired biologically products is known as Genetically Modified Organism (GMO). In crop farming, livestock production and pet breeding, it has long been practiced to breed selected individuals of species in order to produce offspring’s that have desirable characters (F. J, 2012). This kind of production is through the use of scientific methods including recombinant DNA technology and reproductive duplicating. In generative cloning method a nucleus is removed from a cell of the individual to be cloned and inserted into ...

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 ...

With advancements in computer and information technologies, criminals-terrorists in particular have devised new ways of committing crime through the internet sometimes without being detected, but with devastating impacts. A common type of digital crime that is used by internet hackers and terror gangs to compromise government and private organization information systems is cybercrime. Digital crimes are crimes committed to compromise the integrity, confidentiality and availability of computer systems or data (Jewkes & Yar, 2013). Digital criminals normally modify, alter, impair or interfere with the access to a digital or computer information system. Criminology theories such as rational choice, social disorganization, ...

Ans1: Growth is defined as the increase in size and mass of a particular organism over a period of time. It is measured in terms of biomass (mass of the organic material). An organism grows by mitosis. Growth stops after certain age of the organism. Growth is quantitative and measured by taking the measurement of height, weight, size and shape of body organs like brain, etc . Development is defined as the process of cells differentiation which helps in the development of the body. It adds complexities to the body (such as organ development). Development of the organism is a ...

The Beatles were one of the most successful bands in the twentieth century. As young men just starting out, they took the industry by storm with their hit singles such as She Loves You, Love Me Do, and Let It Be among many others. While every group member had their own idols, it is safe to say that their very own childhood experiences are what influenced some of their music. In the 60's, the Beatles traveled to Germany to perform because they thought that would be their ticket to fame but instead they were introduced to dirty clubs, unpleasant ...

Sickle cell disease is a genetic blood disorder that affects the hemoglobin, the protein molecule in the red blood cells responsible for delivering oxygen to the body cells and throughout the body. The disease is characterized by the presence of abnormal hemoglobin that forces the red cells to assume a sickle shape. Normal blood cells are disc-shaped which allows them to be flexible as they navigate through the blood vessels. The abnormal hemoglobin forms rod-like structures immediately after unloading the oxygen. The sickle-shaped red blood cells are inflexible making it difficult to navigate the blood vessels and can stick ...

Argumentative essay on the topic

Nowadays, people drink coffee, and coffee beans can be seen at numerous coffee shops. However, if people eat chocolate, they are unlikely to have seen cocoa beans, which have a form of the pinkish almond-like seeds and grow on cacao trees. The native region of the trees is South America but now they grow all over the world only near the equator. Ivory Coast in West Africa is the largest cocoa producer along with Ghana, Indonesia, Brazil, and Nigeria. Intensive labor is required to harvest and produce cocoa beans; however, government and economic forces are gradually driving the price ...

Research treatment and policy regarding substance abuse exist on a continuum. New questions come from changes and developments in the policy environment. New research findings give insight on how to better shape and tailor policies. This paper discusses the relationship between epidemiology, etiology and evidence based practice with respect to drug use and their role in the broader context of the research-treatment-policy continuum. The evidence based practice philosophy is a praxis-oriented movement that calls for greater reliance on scientific evidence is being extended to treatment approaches that are supported by evidence gathered in psychological and sociological studies and that ...

The leading cause of preventable death globally is caused by cigarette smoking (Effects of Aromatherapy on Nicotine Craving, 2013). This topic is important while considering the promotion of health because although statistics show the horrible side effects of smoking, over five million people die each day due to cigarette smoke (Parenting Practices and Tobacco Use, 2012). The targeted population in this study is teenagers and adolescent groups. Tobacco use usually begins in adolescence, and the use of tobacco is also associated with an increased use of drugs and alcohol among teenagers which can also lead to serious complications later ...

“The Luck of the Sea and the Luck of the Mountains” is a mythological story comprised in “Kojiki”, which is considered the oldest surviving Japanese book, dating from 712 A.D. In it, prince Fire-Fade uses the help of gods in order to retrieve his brother’s fishhook and punish him for his bad temper. During his quest to retrieve the fishhook, the prince meets and marries the daughter of the Sea God, but he is forced to leave her after being pushed by curiosity to spy on her during childbirth. Prince Fire-Fade’s adventures in this story highlight role ...

Introduction

Among Americans, approximately 50 to 70 million suffer from a sleep disorder. Sleep problems adversely impact both children and adults concerning their daily functioning and overall health. Several research studies have increasingly reported the importance of sleep; connecting a lack of sleep with immune deficiencies, depression, cognitive deficits and risk to obesity. (Bellesi, Tononi, Cirelli, & Serra, 2015; Johnsen, 2013; Walker & Stickgold, 2014). Recent literature has supported the robust correlation between sleep and mental health(Johnsen, 2013; Peppard et al., 2013; Sekhon & Strohl, 2014; Walker & Stickgold, 2014). The majority of psychiatric disorders are linked to sleep disturbances. In the past, ...

According to psychoanalytic theory the personality develops through a number of stages that are identified by certain psychological conflict. There are a number of ways that psychologist approach psychoanalytic theory. Freud’s theory argued that behavior in humans is influenced by the id, ego and superego. Freud believed that the personality which develops during childhood is the result of five psychosexual stages. These stages put the child in conflict with their inner drives and expectations and by mastering these conflicts one will develop a mature personality. According to Freud the id is the most primitive and is characterized by ...

DRUG & ALCOHOL ABUSE

With changing times people are becoming more reckless, impatient and losing their moral grounds. Drugs and alcohol have become a part of life for a huge population of the world. Every country all over the world has seen a remarkable increase in the number of people engaging in such addictions in the last few decades. The addiction has claimed lots of lives and ruined lots of families. It is an important concern for the medical fraternity and the government of every country. Constant monitoring and stricter rules have also failed to bring down the rate much. More than imposing ...

Oral health presents a significant public health problem that affects every group in the human population. Typically, children with poor oral health tend to show an undesirable oral health outcome throughout their childhood and adulthood because people are constantly susceptible to the development of dental caries during their lifetimes (Kawashita, Kitamura, & Saito, 2011). Past investigations have reported that oral health is linked to numerous health issues. Dental caries in childhood, for instance, increases the risk of comorbid maladies like cardiovascular disease and diabetes (Kawashita et al., 2011). The World Health Organization (2015) recognizes the significant impact of oral health ...

Osteochondroma refers to non-cancerous tumors which develop during the childhood and adolescent phases of growth. They are abnormal growths in nature which usually form near the surface of a bone where growth plates are situated (American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons, 2012). Growth plates are the areas in children where cartilaginous tissues are situated near the end of long bones. Osteochondroma develops in areas near these growth plates during the growth phase of children and when they attain maturity, the growth plates consolidate into concrete bones (American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons, 2012). The commonest time when these growths occur is ...

Playing has a pivotal role in the lives of children and adults. There has been significant research on how play influences the lives of the people. This paper focus on the importance of playing, a reflection of a two-hour activity, and response to “Play is more than fun” and “the creativity crisis.” In most cases, rarely would adults go out to play regularly except for occasional times in what most people call entertainment. I was not aware that play, however, simple it may be, has effects on the emotions and the overall health of an individual significantly. Play enhances ...

Develop an initial mental health postarrest assessment for Doe that includes a line of questioning to determine personality type and suicide risk. Personality type should be taken into account in order to determine the psychological context of Doe. This can established through the development of their past circumstances and mental health history. This will help in demonstrating the conditions upon which the criminal action took place. Understanding their past history of mental illness will help to provide insight into this context. Through the establishment of a conceptual framework that can be understood in regards to the history and criminal ...

Introduction

A lot has been discussed the influence of the environment on the development of children. The environment a child grows in determines how they perceive the world, others and themselves. It affects the development of their personality and could determine whether a child grows up to a responsible adult or ends up in crime and drugs. Hence, the family plays a huge role since it's the environment in which most of the time as a child is spent. The following essay discusses the role of family systems in childhood development, the interrelation between trauma, spirituality and development and the ...

Introduction

Shirley Jackson is one of the most famous and popular female authors of the XX century. She is mostly famous for her uncanny novels such as The Haunting of the Hill House, We Have Always Live in the Castle as well as her short stories such as The Lottery or The Adventures of James Harris.

Her life may be divided into such periods as:

Childhood and life in California Sуracuse University Life in North Bennington Work for The New Yorker. Childhood and life in California She starts wrіting her novels near the Burlingame in California when she is a teenager. After spending her whole childhood in ...