Essays on Orientation

Is my sexuality my choice? This is the question that all studies focusing on sexual orientation are grappling with (Wardell, 1972). Pomeroy. Sexual orientation is an enduring sequence of being attracted emotionally, sexually, or romantically to men, women, or both sexes. It also relates to one's sense of identity founded on attraction, behavior, or membership of people with the same attraction (Arreola, Neilands, & Diaz, 2009). Sexual orientation is divided into three categories that include heterosexuality, homosexuality, and bisexuality. Groups of people including scientists and academicians as have tried to explain the causes of sexual orientation and its genesis.
Some Continue reading...

Introduction

Policy makers and the general public have been at pains to answer the questions they are confronted with about the intricacies of lesbians and gay men. Questions are abound ranging from whether they are mentally ill to whether the much publicized conversion therapies result to a change in orientation. Questions have also been asked about their stereotyped propensity to molest children. Such scathing thoughts and remarks are fed by stereotypic cultural undertones that many a times depict gay men and lesbians as criminals, immoral, sick and every description that falls short of what our society considers ‘normal’. The implicated Continue reading...

Sexual orientation is one of the discussed issues in the world today. It is worth nothing that sexual orientation is mostly used to describe what gender or genders an individual is romantically and sexually attracted to. There are no specific causes of sexual orientation, but many people are very curious about sexual orientation. Sexuality is very crucial part in human existence. This is based on the fact that it defines how people physically relate with others and how we see ourselves. Sexual orientation is divided into bisexual, heterosexual, and homosexual. In most cases, sexual orientation entails sense of identity Continue reading...

Nurses play an imperative role in ensuring the provision of high quality health care. They apply their skills and knowledge ensuring the provision of safe and competent health care in the ever changing environment. Therefore, clinical competency of the nurses plays an imperative role and comprises a major component in nursing education and training academically and in the working environment. Orientation in nursing can be defined as the process through which nurses are intellectually, functionally and emotionally directed. Standardization of the orientation programs across different training institutions is essential as nursing student must be oriented in every institution they Continue reading...

Introduction

The upgrade in the living standards of the people and the structural and serious reforms in the housing system propelled the changes in real property industry. At this point, the industry has refocused on market orientation, as it developed a market-based, customized and more people oriented character. (Kara, Spillan, & Deshields Jr., 2005) As the industry is confronted by many challenges and shocks, industry members have also worked towards adopting changes. This has led our property management company to also focus on its market orientation as compared with sales or product orientation.

In focusing on our target markets, the management Continue reading...

Introduction

Sociology is useful for travel planning or migrating to other countries outside the United States because applying sociological concepts will help acquaint an individual with the social behavior and way of life of people in a particular destination or country (Korgen, 228). When traveling or migrating to another country, an individual is expected to make adjustments because of cultural and social features in these countries or destinations. Hence, applying sociological concepts to study behavior and way of life in a particular country will help an individual know what to expect and anticipate changes or adjustments that he or she Continue reading...

Abstract

Despite of the existing federal laws that prohibit discrimination among lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) people, they still suffer extensive forms of prejudice in many points of their lives especially in their struggle for basic civil rights to marry and raise a family. Throughout the world, there are still many cases of execution, imprisonment, torture and violence associated with sexual orientation or gender identity. In many countries, violence and abuse committed without legal sanction were not properly addressed by the government. This massive abuse and violence constitutes violations on human rights. The Amnesty International supports the human rights Continue reading...

The variables that are most closely related to leadership and achievement in career aspirations

Abstract
The variables that characterize achievement career aspirations include self-efficacy, work orientation goals, and proactive personality. Proactive personality is the anticipatory, self-initiated behavior and change-oriented in significant situations like the place of work. Strength in character positively correlates to the both subjective and objective success in the careersStack (2010). Career success depends on the behavior of the workers in the sense that it directly affects performance and general workplace coherence. Personality traits, for example, neuroticism and conscientiousness are linked to the understanding of goal orientation, Bryan Fuller, Laura, Marler (2009).
Self-efficacy is the ability of an individual to exude Continue reading...

the institutional affiliation

Absract

This paper explores hate crimes against people with a homosexual orientation. It gives examples of such crimes in the United States of America. This paper also considers ways out from this problem and possible decisions. There are also viewed key reasons of homosexuality and government’s attitude towards gays and lesbians. This paper suggests to strength psychological help, for example to create psychological centers, for those who want to change their non-traditional sexual orientation. It is also recommended to punish people committing hate crimes, because it is a deviation as well. This paper examines studies of Continue reading...

Customer Inserts His/Her Name

Customer Inserts Tutot’s Name
- Introduction
- Background
The Chinese market is growingly rapidly. By the end of 2009, its population was at 1,334.74 million. This was an increase of 6.72 million people from the previous year. The income of urban households rose from RMB 10,493 to RMB 17,175 between 2008 and 2009.the expenditure on clothing among the urban households increased from RMB 801 to RMB 1,284 between 2005 and 2009. Therefore China is ranked as the world’s largest fibre consumer. Figure 1 below shows statistics of the country’s expenditure on clothing ( Continue reading...

Following the American Psychological Association’s Guidelines Name: Institutional Affiliation:

The oppression of the LGBT community, as well as their denial of civil rights, has become a commonplace fixture in today’s society. Many people see them as different, or abnormal. They see no reason to provide them with the same basic rights, such as marriage or parenting, that straight people are provided. Some feel so extremely about the LGBT community that they harm members, actions known as hate crimes, in order to instill fear, or set an example. The LGBT community is gaining progress in many separate states concerning their civil rights, but it appears that where progress Continue reading...

There has been much research done based on the actual meaning of sexual orientation. One aspect that we look more closely at in sexual orientation is sexual attraction. One point that everyone should remember is that, sexual attraction is not a choice, but it is a natural feeling, a desire for someone. Since sexual orientation is not by choice, most people wonder what makes someone homosexual. Did they “choose” to be homosexual? This paper purposes to determine whether one’s sexual orientation needs to fit in a certain category. Also, why does one person’s sexual orientation and attraction Continue reading...

Lesbianism and Identity Politics during the Feminist Movement

Lesbianism refers to sexual attraction between females whereas identity politics refers to the action of members of a certain specific sub- group uniting in order to affect social change or political changes. Lesbianism in the recent past has been on the rise and its increase was particularly tremendous during the feminist movement which is accused of in sighting women to hate men and thus encouraging sexual closeness. There has been a heated argument as to whether lesbianism is a choice or not. This argument has triggered a lot of interest in scholars of gender studies and lately it is Continue reading...

Research Methods

Hypothesis
Gays, lesbian, and bisexual (GLB) workers who disclose their sexual orientation get positive and negative reactions and responses from co-workers, which may or may not affect their attitude towards work.

Participants

The participants in this research are the gay, lesbian, and bisexual (GLB) workers who are residing in the US and are working in different sectors.  The age of these participants will be between 20 to 28 years old and are working with different job occupations. Most of the sectors that the researcher will focus on are those who have strict rules in their worksplaces, primarily in the fields Continue reading...

In Partial Fulfilment of the Requirements in

Executive Summary
Introduction
Globalization is one of the major factors that influence the way people and groups such as organizations go about their lives today. Essentially, globalization refers to the integration of people, organizations, cultures, and sectors around the world. Progress and development, particularly in technology, facilitate globalization in that it creates small communities that interact and brings about various outcomes. In the business sector, globalization has made possible the development of the multicultural or diverse workplace. As organizations transition into multinational companies and as they acknowledge the advantages and contributions of diversity to their business, businesses look for Continue reading...

The Role of the Teacher in Fostering a Positive Impact through Warm Demanding versus the Academic Performance of Students in Public School Setting: A Correlational Study

Graduate Faculty of the School of Education
Requirements for the Degree of

Introduction 3

Statement of the Problem 5
Purpose of the Study 7
Research Questions 8
Hypotheses 9
Definition of Key Terms 10
Brief Review of the Literature 11
Summary 19
Research Method 21
Operational Definition of Variables 9
Measurement 10
Summary 19

References 12

Appendix A: Annotated Bibliography 13
Introduction
One of the goals of an educational institution is to incorporate the principles of “warm Continue reading...

Based on Module 9, describe what failed in the orientation process. Be specific and use examples based on case study.
An orientation program was normally initiated with an objective to introduce the new joiners to their jobs in a formal manner. A new employee comes to know about different aspects of their jobs through a proper orientation, as it elaborates on the information that an employee receives during the selection procedure. The main purpose of an effective orientation program is to introduce the new employee to the organization as a whole, to its co-workers and their work units, apart Continue reading...

Assignment culture 3

The philosophies of Dr. Hofstede's dimensions are distance versus power, collectivism versus individualism, avoiding uncertainty, femininity versus masculinity and short term orientation versus long-term orientation (Sergiu, 2011). Over the years after he came up with these dimensions, there has been a variety of arguments. Some scholars are for, and some are against; to understand the basis of these arguments, it is first imperative to understand Hofstede's approach to cross culture application (Zaiț, 2002).
Dr. Hofstede's approach is used mostly in cross-cultural management (Zaiț, 2002). Cross-cultural management is the direct result of the world turning into a global village. Due Continue reading...

Sexual orientation is an emotional, romantic or sexual attraction to people of the same sex, opposite sex, or both sexes. There are homosexuals, heterosexuals and bisexuals. Homosexuals are gays and lesbians who are attracted to people of the same sex, heterosexuals are attracted to people of the opposite sex and bisexuals are attracted to both men and women. The causes of sexual orientation have become a controversial topic among scientists and psychologists. There is no consensus among biological and psychological researches done on the causes of sexual orientation since different studies give their own views which contradict.
Studies done Continue reading...

Annotated Bibliography

Crooks, Robert and Karla Baur. Our Sexuality. Belmont: Cengage Learning, 2010. Print.

The authors Robert Crooks and Karla Baur discussed the various issues regarding a person's sexuality and how the society deals with these issues. In the issue on LGBT employment and discrimination, Crooks and Baur noted that the US military had held resentment and the position that LGBTs should not be employed in Continue reading...

Mental Illness Treatment – History of Community Orientation

In the early days of mental illness treatment in the United States, those suffering from severe and chronic problems such as schizophrenia, retardation, depression and insanity were often relegated to the asylum (Trickett, et al., 2011). Prior to World War II, most patients were committed to governmental institutions only if families could afford their care. Those patients considered by law enforcement to be the most dangerous to themselves and others were usually committed to state institutions or jailed. If a mentally ill patient did not fall into these categories, they were often institutionalized for short periods Continue reading...

ExxonMobil: Diversity

Introduction
ExxonMobil is one of the largest publicly traded oil and gas companies in the world, with business that covers the whole range of oil and gas related activities inclusive of exploration, extraction, sale, transportation of petroleum products, natural gas and petrochemicals. Presently, the company has in excess of 23 billion barrels of oil in proved reserves across six continents; besides, it is the largest oil refiner in the world with 37 refineries across 21 countries with the capability of producing 6.2 billion barrels daily, (ExxonMobil, 2012). With a workforce of more than 80,000 employees, the company has Continue reading...

The Role of the Teacher in Fostering a Positive Impact through Warm Demanding versus the Academic Performance of Students in Public School Setting: A Correlational Study

Graduate Faculty of the School of Education
Requirements for the Degree of

Introduction 1

Statement of the Problem 1
Purpose of the Study 2
Research Questions 3
Hypotheses 4
Definition of Key Terms 5
Brief Review of the Literature 5
Summary 7
Research Method 7
Operational Definition of Variables 9
Measurement 10
Summary 11

References 12

Appendix A: Annotated Bibliography 13
Introduction
One of the goals of an educational institution is to incorporate the principles of “warm Continue reading...

Gender is an aspect of an individual’s sexuality. Gender defines that expectations of society on how people should act and think pas either male or female. To identify a person’s gender identity, you have to look at the gender as well as gender roles of that individual. The way they behave, dress and physical appearance as well, determine the gender. On the other hand, sexual orientation entails the attraction different people have towards a particular sex. While most people show opposite sex attraction, some show same sex attraction. The display of sex orientation to a particular sex Continue reading...

Introduction

Social hierarchies have been in existence from time immemorial in all human societies. Social hierarchies constructed during the ancient civilizations were more pronounced than those in the contemporary societies. The hierarchies are contracted on three main bases: gender, age, and other parameters that group individuals and defined differently by different societies. There are mainly two hierarchies in the society: dominant and subordinate groups. The dominant enjoys more privileges than the subordinate group.
Social dominance orientation measures the extent to which individuals embrace ideologies and myths that encourage and tend to justify the existence and maintenance of social hierarchies in Continue reading...

There is no simple definition of bisexuality because bisexual people are a very diverse group. Some of them tend to monogamous relationship, others may have more than one partner. There are several theories about the different models of bisexual behavior. Thus, there are 13 types of bisexuality based on the sexual desires and experiences. According to Flanders and Hatfield, alternating bisexuals may first have a sexual relationship with a man, and then can choose a woman, and then again return to men. Bisexual on the circumstances are mainly heterosexual, but can choose a partner of the same sex only Continue reading...

- Introduction
It was Sigmund Freud who first suggested that human psychosexual development is heavily influenced by one’s relationship with one’s father or mother (Katz-Wise 2). However, in reality, the development of sexuality is quite different and significantly more complex. Gender identity has become different from sexual identity, and one’s sexual orientation is different still (Katz-Wise 2). Before detailing the prevailing arguments regarding sexual identity and all the issues that go along with it, it is first important to understand the nature of the discussion.
Sexual identity, for the purposes of discussion here, will be taken Continue reading...

Introduction

Throughout Christian history, Christianity considered homosexuality as a sin, and its cause (as in general any reason sin) was due to damage to human nature and its propensity to sin after the Fall. This view of homosexual relationships contained in the official position of the Catholic Church, the official position of the Russian Orthodox Church, the ancient Eastern Churches and several Protestant churches (including the Church of Seventh-day Adventists, most Baptist, Methodist and Pentecostal churches).
Currently, a number of liberal Protestant churches do not believe monogamous same-sex relationships sinful or immoral. In some of these churches, as well as Continue reading...

Gender roles

A few scientists propose that sexual orientation distinctions come about because of a mixed bag of elements counting socialization and science; in that capacity, sexual orientation parts are often manifested through conveyance and society. Gendering is a standard cooperation of ordinary life. Both sex part and sexual orientation showcase concentrate on behavioral parts of being a man and a lady. They utilize Goffman's record of sexual orientation showcase to propose sex is additionally constituted through collaboration.
Social sites like Facebook empower clients to transfer self-made computerized pictures; it is therefore of investment to see how sex is performed in Continue reading...

Concept Paper

Graduate Faculty of the School of Education
Requirements for the Degree of

Chapter 1: Introduction 1

Statement of the Problem 2
Purpose of the Study 4
Research Questions 4
Coding and Theoretical Framework 5
Definition of Key Terms 7
Chapter 2: Literature Review 8
Summary 12

References 14

Appendix A: Annotated Bibliography 24
Introduction
One of the goals of an educational institution is the development of “warm demanding,” an educational environment in which the educational, professional exhibits a warm; but demanding presence in the classroom (Bondy et al., 2007). Current research suggests that there is a distinct overlap between the success of students in a Continue reading...

Concept Paper

Graduate Faculty of the School of Education
Requirements for the Degree of
Belinda J. Haye
Prescott Valley, Arizona

Introduction 1

Statement of the Problem 1
Purpose of the Study 2
Research Questions 3
Hypotheses 4
Definition of Key Terms 5
Brief Review of the Literature 5
Summary 7
Research Method 7
Operational Definition of Variables 9
Measurement 10
Summary 11

References 12

Appendix A: Annotated Bibliography 13
Introduction
One of the goals of educational institution is the development of “warm demanding,” an educational environment in which the educational, professional exhibits a warm, but demanding presence in the classroom (Bondy et al., 2007). Current Continue reading...

The debate on sexual orientation has been going on for a long time in the world. There are many researches some claiming that the homosexual people are socially assimilated towards being homosexual from the social environment. There are others who hold to the opinion that it is entirely a hormonal aspect that develops as one grows. There are those who take a position in between the two and belief that gender and sexual orientation are as a result of the interplay between the environment and the genetic and hormonal state of the individuals. As it was learned recently, the Continue reading...

Carl Robins and ABC Incorporated

Carl Robin
Carl Robins was promoted to a new recruiter position six months ago for ABC, Incorporated, and he was cognizant of the fact that this promotion would surely play an overwhelming impact on his life. In order to make Mrs. Monica Carroll’s Operations Department work smoothly, Carl appointed 15 more employees. However, Carl Robins himself was going through multiple issues that wanted his instantaneous attention and he was not getting any ideas in order to resolve the concerns as he was not geared up to handle all the responsibilities solely for his promoted position. Moreover, he also Continue reading...

Throughout the centuries, there has existed varying individuals with different sexual orientation. As in the nature of human beings, we always end up hating or fearing what we fail to understand. The individuals with a different sexual orientation than the ‘norm’ have come be hated and discriminated. The discrimination was severe in the earlier days, and individuals with a different sexual orientation would be severely punished. However, unknown to humanity, some of the sexual acts they term as bizarre has been in the existence ere humanity’s discovery. For example, in the animal kingdom, Hyenas are known to engage Continue reading...

Reading Cultural Patterns Communicated through Fairy Tales

This paper analyzes the cultural patterns of Russia based on three Russian fairy tales, namely Baba Yaga (Terletski, 2012a), the Crimson Flower Russian Tale (Terletski, 2012b), and the Flying Ship Russian Folk Tale (Terletski, 2012c).

According to the Kluckhohns and Strodtbeck’s value orientations (Samovar et al., 2008), people of all cultures deal with five universal questions. In particular, these five questions aim to determine the character of human nature; the relation of human kind to nature; the orientation over time; the value placed on activity; and the relationship of people to each other (Samovar et al., 2008).

With Continue reading...

Gender Fluidity is Sound

Gender Fluidity is Sound

Perhaps gender fluidity provides a mirror image of repeated violation on societal definitions on gender traits. As Linda Stein argued in her art exhibitions, the society is in a state of constant change concerning the ways of defining gender (Penn-Goetsch, 2010). For many years, human roles and behaviors have been defined based on gender lines, and this has been a great influence in determining human interactions and perceptions of being male or female. Gender fluidity makes it possible for individuals to convey flexible and wide ranges of behaviors and interests that may change from time Continue reading...

Gay Marriages

Gay marriage refers to marriage between people of the same sex. In the contemporary world gays’ have raised a lot of controversy and In the countries that gay marriages are legal it is always considered an aspect of political liberalism and the question at hand is whether gay relationship being given legal status protects human rights or threatens citizenship. The issue is so controversial that it has formed a lot of debate on the opinions of people on the subject. On one arm of the heated debate are liberalists who believe people should be given freedom of choosing their Continue reading...

Elements of the Self-Determination Theory

The Self-Determination Theory proposes that autonomous motivation is distinct from controlled motivation (Gagne and Deci, 2005) where autonomy “involves acting with a sense of volition and having the experience of choice” (Gagne and Deci, 2006, p. 333) while controlled motivation involves external regulation. It proposes that uninteresting activities require extrinsic motivation; thus, making the activity externally regulated.

External regulation is the use of external factors to initiate and maintain a behavior. However, the Self-Determination Theory names another type of extrinsic motivation where the regulation of a behavior and the value that is associated with it becomes internalized. Internalization is Continue reading...

Sexuality is a vast topic which covers many different subtopics. Generally, society is becoming more accepting of conversations in most realms of sexuality. However, there are still topics which are deemed unacceptable and inappropriate to bring up in polite company. Overall, open discussion of sexuality serves to make people feel more comfortable with issues that are affecting them and, therefore, conversations of this nature will hopefully become more acceptable as time goes on.

Nowadays, most of society is comfortable talking about sexuality in terms of whether a person is heterosexual, homosexual, bisexual or transgender. This is a relatively recent Continue reading...

SYSTEMS DEVELOPMENT

Introduction
The development of quality systems in the field of software engineering has been a core driving goal in the previous two decades of system development. Other core qualities that a system must have include maintainability and reusability. The concept of object-oriented system development is helpful in the development of systems that have high levels of maintainability and usability. Languages and development environment that are object-oriented are already effective in ensuring the development such quality systems. The limitations however is that they cannot be used for the development of quality systems on their own, there is need to integrate Continue reading...