In the article, “’ Something Dangerous in Her Nature’: Madwomen in Jane Eyre and The Woman in White,” the author, Helen Philpott, discusses the similarities and differences in the idea of insane women and gothic style in the novels Jane Eyre and Woman in White. They were both written in the Victorian era; therefore, the […]
The first concept I want to discuss in Gran Torino is the concept of where prejudice stems from. Myers defines prejudice as “A preconceived negative judgment of a group and its individual members.” (Myers & Twenge, 2013) In order to understand why Walt Kowalski shows such massive prejudice against his Hmong neighbors, we must first […]
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Get help with your assigmentFundraising. By its dictionary definition, fundraising is the organized activity of soliciting money or pledges for different organizations. (Alliteration) Just ask any high school student what they feel fundraising is, and their reply will most certainly contradict any dictionary definition. (Alliteration, Repetition) To a high school student, fundraising is the most irritating activity any club […]
The study analyzed the governance communication process in the context of youth representation in three selected communes in Cambodia in 2014. The study was conducted in the communes of Kandek, ChuengTuek, and Khmounh, where located in two provinces and one city of Siem Reap, Prey Veng, and Phnom Penh, respectively. It is based on and […]
Becoming a licensed practical nurse is a goal I have been working to achieve my entire academic career. At times I felt that this goal may have been unattainable given certain circumstances. However, I have come to understand through my own life experiences that this goal is not only attainable but incredibly realistic. Every situation […]
“If you have any type of incline towards becoming what you love and your heart is into it, do it because you should go wherever your passions lie.” These inspiring words come from Jennifer Morris, a pediatric nurse herself at Lutheran General advocate children’s hospital in Park Ridge, Illinois. This has definitely been a learning […]
The shortage of nurses, as well as the overall nurse turnover, has been quite a challenge in eh medical profession lately. This issue has, in the past, significantly affected nurses as they strive to offer the best medical care to their patients and causes a challenge to the medical sector as a whole. Among the […]
Ethical studies in nursing are essential topics, especially when they touch vulnerable populations in health care systems, such as newly graduated nurses. Ignoring violence against graduates may lead to occupational burnout, which will negatively affect the healthcare system. The purpose of this study was to investigate horizontal violence perpetrated by experienced Iranian nurses against newly […]
Coming to terms with the past After the catastrophic events that occurred during the Khmer Rouge Regime in Cambodia in 1975, thousands were left with painful mental symptoms. About 2 million people were killed, 1/3 of the county’s population. (Rummel. 1994) During the Khmer rouge’s reign of terror, multiple human rights violations occurred, including the […]
People want to spread their messages and share the meaning and importance of certain things with as many other people as possible. In today’s society, with the ample amount of multimedia available along with writing, this is easy to do. But what grabs another person’s attention in this scenario? Images typically do the trick. Graphic […]
No other occupation offers the chance to have such a significant effect on the lives of individuals who really require and value it. Great medical caretakers incredibly add to the achievement and soundness of human services foundations and to the psychological and physical prosperity of their patients. They do not just give a bit of […]
Carol S. Dweck, a psychology professor, stated in her article, Brainology, that having a growth mindset leads to more personal success, and those who have fixed mindsets struggle to have as much success. Is that necessarily true, though? Does having a catered attitude toward learning to provide more success? It depends on how you view […]
In the essay Arent I Woman? Sojourner stresses the main points she is trying to make as an African-American female. Sojourner talks about how African-American women were treated completely opposite from Caucasian women as far as daily living went. What I mean by daily living is shopping, asking for things, being helped into carriages, being […]
In Deliberative Nursing, there are various leadership roles, and it is important to know which role applies to you, how to work with other roles, and practice cultural accommodation to fit every client and their specific needs. Competence is the ability to do something successfully/efficiently. Orlando believes in order to fulfill our duties as nurses; […]
Being a social worker involves having the ability to collaborate and interact with colleagues on a regular basis. As I continue to pursue my degree in Social Work, I would like to join student organizations on campus, such as The Social Work Association and also the Social Work Advocacy Group. Joining these organizations would allow […]
According to the article Career development in elementary schools: A perspective for the 1990s, career development should begin as early as elementary school. Personally, my memories of career education in elementary school are somewhat vague. One experience I do recall was the career day in which parents were invited into the school to talk about their […]
It was a cold and dreary day outside as I walked to the bus stop. My friends and I boarded the bus at 7:15 a.m. to take us to school as usual. Today, however, would be different from any other school day because we were going to be watching Steven Spielbergs Schindlers List– a movie […]
The tests showed that the groups perceived behaviors differently and were motivated differently. Low-expectancy athletes perceived more non-rewarding behaviors, less positive behaviors, and were less determined to play softball. The more self-determined motivation increased, the more positive coaching behaviors were perceived. Amotivation and external regulation were correlated with the perception of negative behavior. This means […]
The protagonist of the book, Jurgis Rudkus, is a dynamic character. With almost every chapter, Jurgis grows into a different kind of person. In the initial stages of the novel, the two most striking features of Jurgis’ personality are his physical presence and his simple, peasant mindset. In the novel’s opening scene, he is described […]
Liane Davey’s primary idea in this work is to give managers insight and knowledge about the right steps to take when one of their esteemed employees leaves their company, especially when he or she has found another job. Here, he gives a procedural account of positive things employers should do while alone, while with other […]
In Chapter 1 of How Children Succeed, Paul Tough argues that trauma in childhood has a negative effect on children. However, this negative effect can be changed. A child’s environment plays a big factor in mental and physical moving into an adult. When buying a new house, we all usually hope for convenient transportation, nice […]
When I wrote this essay, the Black Friday weekend was about to start, and I decided that was the best topic for economics. Real and pretend price promotions drive crowds of consumers to the stores, and in the spirit of the time, they offer great deals in the stores and on the Internet. There are […]
The child experience in our society is heavily influenced by the concept of how we digest equality. The way we have seen equality shaped in adulthood is a direct influence on how children understand their own equality. Child welfare and child trauma are often addressed at later stages due to how we see the importance […]
Children that have Reactive Attachment Disorder (RAD) are believed to still have the ability to form healthy relationships (Mayo Clinic Staff, 2014). This being said, there are many rehabilitation protocols that people believe will help with RAD. There isn’t one treatment that doctors see as the standard treatment for RAD. The success rate of reactive […]
Gabor Mate’s personal essay, “Embraced by the Needle,” allows for a rational and emotional connection that many drug users suffered in their childhood. Although Mate illustrates with patient life examples and medical research, he allows his examples to be hastily generalized and does not consider all aspects of age and trauma. Mate also uses scientific […]
In A Doll’s House, the main character, Nora, is portrayed to the reader through her verbal and physical actions. She is also described through other characters views and discussions about her. She is represented as a manipulative, selfish, and spoiled woman who, in the end, works it out for herself and leaves. Nora has a […]
The study I read about addressed the issues regarding adults that had been abused as children. There was an obvious connection to the subjects’ anxiety levels, anger, depression, and dissociation between maltreatment and substance abuse or dating violence. However, they also studied relationships among these adults to find if they were more prone to be […]
Friendships develop in odd ways. Friends are not always alike but are different in numerous ways. In Henrik Ibsen’s A Doll’s House, two friends, Nora Helmer and Christine Linde, are very different, but they switch places during the course of the play. Several circumstances cause Nora, who is carefree in the beginning, to become serious. […]
Survival. A task attempted by everyone daily. Every night, we sleep after a long day of surviving tasks. Then, every morning we wake up preparing to survive more tasks. But there are always people who can’t convince themselves to keep going. Children who are disconnected from their parents due to a parental illness don’t know […]
A Doll’s House by Henrik Ibsen and The Awakening by Kate Chopin are both prime examples of literary works well ahead of their time. Each work depicts the rigid social standards placed on women and how they negatively affected them. They also show how the women were able to triumph over these social standards and […]
