Lily Taylor

Introduction Environment is the surroundings or everything within the space which has effects to the organisms in their life time. Environmental issues refers to the harmful effects which are as a result of human activity taking place in the environment. It is simply the problems that exists in the planet systems such as water, soil, […]

The freshwater ecosystem comprises of fresh water bodies such as lakes, rivers, streams and ponds (Conserve Energy Future, 2016). Freshwater ecosystems are vital for all living organisms as they possess rich natural resources. Freshwater is fundamental for human life, and this is because it underpins water and food security as well as economic productivity. Freshwater […]

The trouble commenced in 1993 when Adolf Hitler was appointed to power as chancellor of Germany. He was characteristically high-minded in what he believed in and wanted everything to go his way. Shortly after assuming power, efforts began in the preparation of a tragedy that would later be known as The Holocaust (LaCapra, 1996). It […]

Rogers describes empathy as the capacity to comprehend another person’s reality as if it were your own, while also acknowledging that you are merely observing. Empathy necessitates immersing oneself in another individual’s personal world to completely understand their experiences, regardless of whether sympathy is provided or not. To truly grasp the sensation of being a […]

Introduction Individuals in the contemporary society undergo through numerous challenges and dissatisfying experiences which significantly interferes with their mental stability and emotions. Such individuals always show signs of loneliness, helplessness, stressful and even in extreme cases they always wish to commit suicide which to them seems to be the best solution for solving their problems. […]

In business management theories and best practices, the issue of diversity, especially a diverse labor has played a significant role in business environments in the recfe3nt past years. Embracing and managing cultural differences among workers and other stakeholders in a business organization has been promoted and perceived as an instrumental component in organizational engineering for […]

Introduction After the World War I and humiliation of Weimar, nationalism was at all-time highest in Weimar. The middle class having lost most of their fortune in the hyperinflation were ready to be radicalized and were expecting a radical change in politics of Weimar. The discontent in Weimar masses created room for the rise of […]

Introduction Robert Owen was born in Newtown Wales; he was the seven children. His father was a saddler and ironmongers who also served as a local postmaster. His mother was from one of the farming families of the Newtown. Only it means that Robert Owen came from a humble family (Walkerdine 2005). About Owen education, […]

Comparison and Contrast of Northern and Southern America Since the beginning of the 19th century, the North and the South parts of America embraced different paths of development. The north was much more geared to develop in industrialization and finance. On the other hand, the south opted for agriculture for its development. Climate in the […]

Most behavioral tendencies, including the propensity for violence, are universal to nearly all humans. However, this does not imply that they are genetically determined. Every human being can be both violent and humane which depends on a myriad of developmental, empirical, societal and incidental factors. Although socio-biologists presume that genes exist for specific behavioral dispositions, […]

The Anxiety/Uncertainty Management Theory tends to establish factors that bring misunderstandings in an intercultural dialogue. In the theory, William Gudykunst, posits that anxiety and uncertainty about how the other party will react are the main reason that leads to misunderstandings (Burleson & Greene, 2003). Therefore, for effective communication both sides must manage anxiety. Reducing anxiety […]

Background of the Study The cause of cystic fibrosis is a mutation in the transmembrane conductance regulator. A new “corrector” called lumacaftor (VX-809) has been created to enhance CFTR trafficking and maturation, while ivacaftor (VX-770) aims to improve channel activity. These advancements have the potential to revolutionize cystic fibrosis treatment. Ivacaftor (VX-770) has shown significant […]

A family is more of a social organization or an institution. This is because it is inclusive of all practices as well as beliefs of a family and all a family is comprised of in a normal society. It also includes all the connections with other families as well as other social institutions. Family theory […]

A child’s early development is a very critical stage in the personal development and for the growth of a human being. For one to become a successful in the later stages of life, it should begin in the early childhood. Therefore, it means that there should be development and existence of early childhood care programs […]

Executive Summary China has put a great effort to modernize its military since 1950s. The nation started by improving the welfare of the military. It has also embarked on adequate and comprehensive training of its soldiers. Education standard has been improved to ensure military forces are provided with adequate knowledge necessary to play their role […]

In 1857, the United States Supreme Court made a ruling in the Dred Scott case stating that Dred Scott should continue to be enslaved. The court’s reasoning behind this decision was that as a slave, he did not possess citizenship and therefore could not bring legal cases to federal courts. Chief Justice Rogers B. Taney […]

Introduction Early childhood programs have been very important in the history of all nations across the whole globe. Planning of these programs begin by creating awareness from all stake holders on the issues of high quality programs the youth and the young children will run and endeavor on. There are some of the philosophies that […]

The study examined the effectiveness of party correspondence during conflict in both Western and Chinese societies. In Singapore, a pilot study was conducted with 30 participants to investigate communication skills in intercultural conflict situations. Western participants focused on assessing the other party’s competence by considering the timeliness and relevance of their communication as indicators of […]

Siegel discusses social conflict and critical criminology (2011). Based on his arguments, this paper will discuss what conflict criminology is, and how it contributes to crime in today’s society. It will also discuss how relative deprivation and a stratified society contribute to crime and delinquency. It will discuss various sociological schools of crime causation, and […]

When students began attending middle school a decade ago, they faced physical bullying from older students who saw themselves as superior. This grave issue caught the attention of school counselors, who intervened to halt this form of mistreatment towards new students. At that time, communication among students occurred face-to-face. However, advancements in technology have completely […]

Introduction The standard cultural competence in nursing practice is crucial to establishing universally-applicable rules for nurses worldwide in the areas of clinical practice, education, research, and administration, particularly those involved in direct patient care. The nursing qualified plan aims to provide equal healthcare opportunities to individuals, communities, families, and populations. This paper will discuss a […]

Introduction The liver can regenerate damaged cells due to its hearty nature. However, a long exposure of chronic viral infections or alcohol can lead to irreversible damages. The irreversible scarring of the liver due to loss of the liver cells causes liver cirrhosis. The condition is fatal because the liver eventually stops functioning but there […]