In recent decades, digital technology has developed at an exponential speed, computers have evolved to small handheld sizes and cell phones have developed to small-sized can fit into a pocket, along with the availability and extensive usage of the Internet, both of which cause a phenomenon that children spend increasingly more time watching a screen. Screen time is not only the amount of time spent on television viewing but also means time spent on smartphones, computers as well as different...
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This paper will discuss the key features of domestic violence (DV), how social workers currently intervene from a critical perspective when tackling DV, the benefits and limitations of critical social work in the DV area, and the usefulness of the critical approach in alignment with social works purpose, values, and ethics. Domestic violence refers to violence experienced by a partner or family member through coercive, threatening, or controlling behavior, enabling any type of dominance and control over the victim, encompassing...
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Psychology comes from the Greek words “psych” meaning soul and “ology” meaning logic, it translates to “the science of the soul.” It was founded by a man named Wilhelm Wundt, he founded experimental psychology which later led to others discovering more in psychology. Psychology is both a science and a profession, it is counted as a science because it’s about understanding people's behaviour. The topic I have chosen for this assignment is psychological disorders, more specifically bipolar disorder. I have...
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The Era of Good Feelings marked a period in the political history of the United States that reflected a sense of country wide purpose and a desire for harmony among Americans in the aftermath of the War of 1812. The technology noticed the crumple of the Federalist Party and an cease to the bitter partisan disputes between it and the dominant Democratic-Republican Party for the length of the First Party System. President James Monroe strove to downplay partisan affiliation in...
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Introduction It is widely held across all nations of the world that for a stable and an efficiently functioning government, the holders of power need to be balanced off against one another. And this realization gave birth to the theory of separation of powers which deals with mutual exclusiveness of the three organs of the government i.e. legislature, executive and judiciary. The rationale behind this doctrine is to prevent absolutism and guard against tyrannical and arbitrary powers of the State...
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President Donald J. Trump and Richard Nixon are known for setting famous “firsts” in history. Nixon devoted his entire life to the world of politics, whereas Trump has never held a single political office before becoming president. Then we have Trump who has been impeached twice by the House of Representatives and contrastingly, there is Nixon who resigned before the impeachment process began during the Watergate Scandal. Towards the end of the Trump presidency, after the insurrection of the United...
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The fire safety engineering has been finding increased use in the recent time as with the rapid globalization and interconnectivity. FDIs have been flowing into the infra market and which has put the focus on how to improve the fire safety particularly in engineering applications. This review basically focusses on innovative solutions to fire safety problem in those cases where prescriptive building regulations are costly and there are some restrictions in building design. It basically presents case studies where the...
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The separation of powers (SOP) is one of the principal doctrines in the UK and is a theory found in most modern states. This political, not legal, the doctrine was first developed by Aristotle who identified the three branches of a constitution required for a stable nation as “The Deliberative, the officials and the judicial element”. To prevent “despotism” or “absolutism” power should not be concentrated in one body or one person. Today, the three branches are known better as...
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The speaking abilities Of the 44th US President Barack Obama, his ability to Win the hearts of the audience and inspire listeners with a bright speech allowed many authors to describe him as the greatest speaker of his generation (Wilson 8). Namely, the skill of public speaking helped him achieve the top of the career ladder in the political hierarchy of the United States. According to Ekaterina Haskins, a professor of rhetoric at the University of Iowa, in his speeches,...
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Defining Leadership through Michelle Obama What makes a good leader? It may seem like a simple question yet it continues to encourage debate among many intellectuals in the field. Many of us may have our own leadership definitions based on our experiences and knowledge. To me, a good leader is one who possesses the qualities of honesty, empathy, and resilience, and is able to inspire people for generations to come. One person that I believe exhibits all these qualities and...
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International Relations Political events have always been quite complex and just one theoretical approach cannot explain why they occur their impacts or their consequences. The only way to have a better understanding is by putting together all the theories and seeing the wider picture. That is the reason why Liberalism and Constructivism are the theories that better explain contemporary global politics, as they are the ones that take into account more reasons and approaches to why political affairs are the...
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Franz Kafka was one of the most famous writers who criticized bureaucracy in his pieces. In his short story “Poseidon”, Poseidon who is the leader, is doing too much paperwork to take care of administrative problems and is unwilling to delegate his work as well. The joke of the story is that even god cannot handle the amount of paperwork bureaucracy creates (Kafka, 1992). The founder of the bureaucratic leadership theory is a German philosopher, economist, and leader of theoretical...
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People always are eager to share their development expertise, to participate in and contribute to continual improvement, to work intensely towards the attainment of their common objectives. Some of them follow those they can trust and believe in that they will be led towards a timely fruition. Others try to promote a trusting relationship, to take into account changes needed for the future, to have the ability to reach higher success. Such people who lead towards impacting everyone at their...
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Abstract The cost of health insurance is on the rise because of the respective rise in the cost of treatments, doctor visits, and medications. Most business, like credit unions, choose to offer health insurance to their employees. As a result of the cost of health insurance rising, it costs the business more money to offer it to their employees. Since credit unions are not-for-profit, this deeper cut into their bottom-line effects them more heavily than it does other business who...
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A Critical Review of Craig Olson’s Article ‘Do Workers Accept Lower Wages in Exchange for Health Benefits?’ (2002) This essay will study the work of Craig Olson in Do Workers Accept Lower Wages in Exchange for Health Benefits? (2002). The article investigates the trade-off between wages and health insurance in the US labour market. The author analyses data on married women’s wages and health insurance coverage, dependent on their husband’s health insurance coverage. Olson estimates that women accept a wage...
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Propaganda – information posed to an audience with the intent to persuade in favour of one side of an idea, often through biased or emotionally stirring content - was one of the most powerful weapons in Hitler’s artillery during 1933-1939. As part of the Nazi regime, propaganda tailored towards the public was utilised heavily by Joseph Goebbels (Minister for Enlightenment and Propaganda) in Hitler’s campaign. Propaganda had a significant impact on the conformity of the German citizens at this time....
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The First Amendment; Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the government for a redress of grievances. This is one of the most important amendments in the history of the world. It could be said that it is the foundation of our country and why people want to live...
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1. Introduction Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi popularly known as Bapu or the father of the nation was not only a great political leader but also a radical social reformer Gandhism is a set of ideas that depicts the inspiration, vision, and the life work of M.K. Gandhi. It is especially connected with his contributions to the notion of non-violent resistance. Mahatma Gandhi is one of those great and exemplary people in history whose work has not only proved to be extraordinary...
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Aristotle was one of the great thinkers of the ancient world, so much so, that he has influenced the way people think throughout time. One of the fields in which he wrote extensively about was that of ethics. His book the “Nicomachean Ethics” outlines that happiness is the ultimate goal a human being should strive for and that it is the main purpose of one’s life. In his lectures, he states that happiness can be achieved with the cultivation of...
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Research Methodology 3.0 Introduction This chapter described the procedures and methodology utilized in the course of this research. The research design, participants, sampling method, data collection methods, research instruments, and data analysis procedures are also explained in this chapter. 3.1 Research design 3.1.1 Pilot Study In order to determine the possibility of conducting this research, a pilot study was conducted in March 2018 where a preliminary study was developed to determine if Malaysians use bad language in English. The preliminary...
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Introduction This case study is about a Somalian 70+-year-old lady, Salma, who came to Australia with her grandchildren. Her husband, son, and daughter-in-law were killed in Somalia by the army. I met Salma in Dallas Neighborhood Housing during my field placement. In this paper, I will discuss the main difficulties that the lady and her grandchildren are facing and how different social work theories and frameworks can be applied in this case. There are a couple of social work theories...
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1.0 Introduction This research discusses about the behavioral factors that lead to spending and savings among generation Y. As we are moving forward to the millennium era, the cost of spending is getting higher with today’s Malaysia economic trend is just in a moderate par, but our young generation still have high buying power if compare to other generation. Additionally, the Malaysian Insolvency Department encompassed in an article published by Agensi Kaunseling dan Pengurusan Kredit (2014), with an 11% increase...
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A Theory Rising Up from the Tragedy: Freud's Oedipus complex “Long, long ago; her thought was of that child By him begot, the son by whom the sire Was murdered and the mother left to breed With her own seed, a monstrous progeny. Then she bewailed the marriage bed whereon Poor wretch, she had conceived a double brood, Husband by husband, children by her child.” -Sophocles One of the best-known examples of Greek tragedies, Oedipus the King, the king of...
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Abstract Rapid revolution in the Region of Information Communication technology and digital things are pushing for the rapid formation of IoT (Internet of Things). In IoT, device-to-device information interchanges are considered through either Pushing or Polling convention. Push protocol is much more acceptable for IoT devices because of its High productivity and lightweight. You can find various Push protocols readily available for IoT such as XMPP, MQTT, and AMQP in which MQTT is most widely used. The vital feature of...
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Love is one of the most convoluted and misunderstood concepts that still remains as a very prominent part in many individuals' lives. Regardless of the fact that the majority of people cannot explain or fully understand the concept of love, many claim that love plays an integral part in their lives as they think they know what it entails and believe what they are feeling with another individual is true love. Since people believe they know what love is they...
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Abstract The overall purpose of my research was to look into the use of swearing by facilitators during group sessions as a method of improving group members' engagement with session materials and examples but also helping them more fully understand and internalise the learning. To do this I have looked mainly for studies which have been carried out by psychologists and industry professionals using the scientific method. Whilst there is some dissenting opinion, the overall consensus among those is that...
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Introduction Job satisfaction means good feelings or a positive attitude towards work, due to the work that the person has been responding to the level of expectations that a person has both their own internal needs, such as the need for acceptance, self-esteem proved ability and meet external needs, such as receiving compensation from work and have more stable's life (Spector, 1997). To further explain 'Job satisfaction', 'level of job satisfaction for two different categories: X and Y generations will...
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Applying Piaget’s and Vygotsky’s Theory of Cognitive Development to the case Introduction This essay will interpret the cognitive processes of the case of a K2 student who is called Andrew, recommend an intervention practice in promoting the cognitive development of the child and expound on the roles of the teacher. Cognitive processes and stages Schema for birds Firstly, schema occurs. “Schema is a psychological structure to make sense of the experience in organized ways, which is changed with age”(Kail, 2016,...
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1. Introduction 1.1 Overview Visual effects and computer graphics are essential need for the television and film industry nowadays. The entertainment industry in India has seen massive growth in the last two decades making it one of the fastest growing industries in India. Visual effects is getting more popular because it provides the feel of reality. The trend of using visual effects in the Television industry began with Ramananda Sagar’s mythological show, Ramayana. The purpose of this dissertation is to...
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Systems Theory – Introduction Connolly, M., & Harms, L. (2015) wrote, “systems theories help us to think about these interactions between people and their social and physical environments” (pp. 47). The approach to system theory is based on the central conviction that all facets of a human problem should be regarded as a whole. Systems are applied to components of a greater system that actually work to create equilibrium in human existence. Healy (2005) outlined three different types of systems;...
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