Essays on Trustworthiness

First, middle, last name of the student

According to Josephson Institute of Ethics (2010), six pillars of character universally are the following: trustworthiness, respect, responsibility, fairness, caring and citizenship. Trustworthiness for a police officer means that people can tell him/her (“him” will be used for simplicity everywhere further) all the details of the crime and they will be sure that what was said will stay only between them.

Respect means that police officers respect dignity of all people regardless of age, beliefs, religion and sex.

Responsibility is accountability, self control and pursuit of excellence. In my view, this pillar is the most important for a police officer, since he investigates crimes and works with victims. Therefore, he should master his own emotions and ...

2A. Appraising Quantitative and Qualitative Research

Quantitative Study One source of bias during data collection is the use of self-report data (Polit & Beck 2012). Chivers et al. (2001) obtained data through the SF-36 and Beck depression inventory which required the patients to answer questionnaires. If they failed to give accurate answers, it would have affected the validity of the findings. The study design also allowed patients to receive other clinically appropriate treatments that were beyond the study protocol (Chivers et al. 2001). Additional treatments are confounding variables but their influence on the study outcomes was not estimated in the statistical analysis. This reduces confidence in ...

Happell, B., & Caderyn, J.G. (2012). The attitudes of undergraduate nursing students towards mental health nursing: A systematic review. Journal of Clinical Nursing, 22, 148-158. doi: 10.1111/jocn.12022

The Problem

The two research problems were clearly stated at the end of the introduction. The aim of the systematic review was to understand undergraduate nursing students’ attitudes towards mental health nursing. The introduction shed light on the problem by describing the need to attract more nurses into mental health, defining the concept of attitude, and proposing how undergraduate education may likely influence students’ attitudes towards mental health nursing. The 2 research questions help validate ...

Keywords: Complaint handling, Customer loyalty, Service failure, Service recovery, Transparency

Introduction

One of the primary goals of business organizations is to provide effective customer service to ensure that they retain their existing customers and attract new customers to the business. Retaining the existing customers shows customer loyalty. Achieving customer loyalty is critical to the success of organizations because it helps them to maintain their share of the market. However, the imperfect nature of organizations means that service failures occur at times, and this has a negative effect on customer loyalty. Service failure refers to the occurrence of errors in the ...

Method

Research Design and Research Tradition Sample and Setting The researchers employed purposive sampling which is the most appropriate to use in a qualitative study. They considered the family members of elderly patients and chose those who they judged would be best able to relate their experiences in the ED. They made sure that different age groups, gender, and civil status were represented. The authors did not set a sample size beforehand and is also appropriate in a qualitative study because sample representativeness is not based on the size but on how much participant narratives mirror reality (Everest, 2014). As ...

Recently I got acquainted with a man named Barry Allen and I am still shocked because of my predisposition towards his personality. He seems to be the embodiment of an ideal man – he has no bad habits and plenty of hobbies, which he likes to share with his friends. We are on the road to become friends, so I learn something new about him every day. At first I was confused by my perception of this man, but now I see clearly the reason for it – his actions and expressions seem to be very familiar to me, because my ...

Introduction

The current study entails the determination of the constituents of a high self-esteem in young children. The methodology chapter details the approach of the researcher into answering this question. This section presents information on the paradigmatic choices of the researcher. The chapter will also outline the ontological and epistemological positions on which the study is based. The section will also outline the research design to be used and a description of the participants and their location. The methodology chapter will also highlight the materials that the researcher will use, the procedure through which the study will be performed, the ...

Study Population

Study population refers to the cumulative subjects to which the research problem is embedded (Creswell, 2014). In this regard, the research study will be inclined to source information from the Saudi Arabian and Iranian countries, to gauge the cause and impact of conflicts that have ruled the land for such a long time. Therefore, the study population will be concentrated on citizens of Saudi Arabia, as well as citizens from Iran. However, it will be unpractical and costly to obtain information from the entire population, and the ordeal gives rise to the need to draw a suitable research sample, ...

Corporate credibility is vital for forming the image of the company that will be positively perceived by the large number of customers. In the academic literature there is no one standard definition of corporate credibility. Newell & Goldsmith define it as “perceived expertise and trustworthiness or truthfulness of a firm” (Newell & Goldsmith, 1997, p. 237). In addition to the expertise and trustworthiness, some scholars argue that attractiveness is also a very important factor that influences credibility (Epega, 2008, p.5). Therefore a company that would like to apply effective strategies in terms of advertising and PR should invest sufficient resources into ...

The issue of ethics and the way in which ethical principles govern our lives is always one of concern in the professional field. Over the centuries, mankind has questioned the principles of ethics and ethical considerations as it affects a person’s moral development and has made numerous attempts to define the term, but the truth is that each person is governed by specific ethical standards based on personal moral convictions. Personally, I believe that ethical behaviors stem from one’s personal moral standard and this moral standards stem from one’s ability to recognize and appreciate the values ...