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An Overview of the Modern Day Japanese Empire and Its Implementation of Policies According to the Works of Niccolo Machiavelli and Sun Tzu (789 words, 3 pages)

There is no nation so powerful, as the one that obeys its laws not from principals of fear or reason, but from passion (Montesquieu, Charles de). This quote from Charles de Montesquieu is the reason why empires such as the Ottoman Empire and the Roman Empire lasted so many centuries ... Read More

The Reasons Why the United States Funds for Alzheimer’s Should Go to Animal Brain Research (1991 words, 5 pages)

Alzheimers is an unfortunate inherited disease that haunts many people around the world today. Alzheimers doesnt discriminate and infects as it wishes. As mentioned in the prompt, its a disease that is the only major disease that has increased in frequency in the last decade with an aging population, the ... Read More

The Damaging Effects of the Princess Culture on Child Development (1226 words, 5 pages)

Children are like sponges, they are constantly soaking in representations of the world and the people in it, which make them an incredibly impressionable audience. As technology advances, children are bombarded with media from the day they are born. The many subliminal messages that media incorporates have a profound impact ... Read More

The Effects of the Stigma on Mental Illness, the Need for Competent Psychiatric Personnel, and the Responsibilities of a MHN (751 words, 4 pages)

Mental Health Nurses (MHN) treat stigmatized patients who suffer from psychiatric disorders, and are often stigmatized against themselves, due to their line of work. This essay discusses the effects of mental illness stigmatization, the need for competent psychiatric personnel, and the difficulties that come from ambiguous understandings of what a ... Read More

The Generation of Madness in Howl, a Free Verse Poem by Allen Ginsberg (465 words, 2 pages)

All About HowlAllen Ginsbergs Howl is a free verse poem, written for Carl Solomon. The poem is separated into three lengthy sections, each focusing on different themes including popular culture, social commentaries, coming of age, history and politics, living, religion, and the spiritual. Part one opens with the line I ... Read More

The Impact of Sexual Abuse to the Successful Development of Children (1086 words, 4 pages)

Mental illness takes effect on many for numerous reasons, one being sexual abuse. So, what would happen if a young girl were to be sexually abused? Would she not suffer any repercussions of her traumatic incident? Yes, of course. Women survivors of childhood sexual abuse, miss out on the advantages ... Read More

The Treatment of Depression in Relation to Race in Does Race Matter When It Comes to Treating Depression, an Article by Jessica Friedel (904 words, 4 pages)

In the article by Jessica Friedel (NAMI), Does Race Matter When It Comes to Treating Depression?, the treatment of depression is discussed in relation to race and the preconceptions made for certain ethnic groups. The article states that Caucasians who are diagnosed with depression are much more likely to be ... Read More

The Problem of Skipping School Among Students (553 words, 3 pages)

Skipping isnt CoolStudents skip school for various reasons and come up with excuses to get out of the work that has been given to them. Other times, they have no control over the situation, thus their grades suffer tremendously without the ability to explain themselves. Parents and Staff should become ... Read More

The True Value of College Education (517 words, 2 pages)

The Value of College EducationMy mother always told me that its more to life than just a high school diploma. More jobs come from out a college degree you get more experience while youre in college as well. They give you internships to go to your junior and senior year ... Read More

The Shady Business of College Sports (3516 words, 11 pages)

Allan Geui is not like most college athletes. Geui attends Cal State Northridge, a smaller Division I university. He won 40,000 at a shooting competition as a senior in high school. Under NCAA (National Collegiate Athletic Association) rules, he could have kept the money, but rather he distributed it evenly ... Read More

Gender, Sexuality and the Early Images of Latinos in Hollywood Film (1504 words, 7 pages)

Gender, Sexuality, and the Early Images of Latinos in Hollywood FilmPrior to the Good Neighbor Policy enacted by President Franklin D. Roosevelt in 1933, an attempt to rally Latin American states to support the Allies during World War II, Latinos were almost nonexistent in Hollywood films. Those that were present ... Read More

The Spanish Conquest in South America in Arts of the Contract Zone, an Essay by Mary Louise Pratt (1744 words, 5 pages)

In 1991, Mary Louise Pratt's "Arts of the Contact Zone", was published by Modern Language Association. Pratt Describes a manuscript from 1613 written by Andean man named Felipe Guaman Poma de Ayala. This manuscript was a letter for King Philip the third of Spain. It gives a lot of details ... Read More

The Gender Discriminating Definition of the Word Pussy in Music and Lyrics (2005 words, 6 pages)

The Female Body Part as an Insult More often than not, I hear the term pussy as a reference to the vulva. It is becoming increasingly rare to hear the term in context to its primary definition of cat (Dictionary.com). I seem to find myself hearing the noun pussy in ... Read More

Breaking the Social Norm by Positioning Myself Six Inches Away from Acquaintance’s Nose During a Conversation (302 words, 1 pages)

Norm Violation Extra CreditWhen thinking about deviance one tends to associate the concept with something that is out of the ordinary, like breaking the law, and it is usually associated with a negative connotation. In a sociological perspective, deviant behavior is something that strives away from the norm and can ... Read More

A Deeper Look into the True Meaning of a Genocide (1533 words, 7 pages)

Genocide in AmericaGenocide is typically associated with heinous acts of violence, but what if a country guised genocide under the veil of just hatred and intolerance? Sweeping the deaths made by a large amount of people under the rug? Where the deaths are seen as rare and hardly discussed in ... Read More

The Important Roles of Case Managers in the Criminal Justice System in the United States (3240 words, 12 pages)

IntroductionCase managers in the criminal justice system occupy a variety of different roles. In some cases, they may work inside of a correctional facility and regularly interact with inmates. In other cases, the case manager may see individuals who have recently been released from incarceration, and work to help them ... Read More

Why Rhetoric is Important in the Profession of Teaching Health (1157 words, 4 pages)

ProposalAs a health teacher, you must talk to different people in different ways by using rhetorical appeals. For example, if you are talking to another colleague or an administrator, you will tend to use more logic because you want to sound like you know what youre talking about. However, if ... Read More

The Themes of Guilt, Suffering, and Experience in Literature During the Romanticism and Victorian Era (602 words, 1 pages)

Romanticism themesDuring the Romanticism and early Victorian era many themes were present through writers work of literature. The main themes that stood out to me were guilt, suffering and experience. Some work had all three themes in the essay while others just had experience or just suffering. The guilt, suffering ... Read More

A Psychological Study on the Factors That Influence the Display of Power and Confidence (3629 words, 18 pages)

AbstractEmbodied and enclothed cognition are important to utilize in daily interaction to display power and confidence behaviors. Zhang and Risen (2014) found that there was an inverse correlation between participants temperature of exposure and temperature related behaviors desired. Adam and Galinsky (2012) found a direct effect of enclothed cognition on ... Read More

An Analysis of the Relation between Bodily Purity and Moral Purity (522 words, 2 pages)

Throughout Zhong and Liljenquists (2006) article, Washing Away Your Sins Threatened Morality and Physical Cleansing, they discuss their hypothesis on the association between bodily purity and moral purity. More so the effect a threat to ones moral purity and whether or not it induces a need to engage in physically ... Read More

A Social Analysis of the Burkini Ban in France (662 words, 4 pages)

Reflection Journal 1 Burkini Ban in FranceAccording to Alison Baitzs article, as the popularity of burkini swimwear began to spread and become more popular amongst the Muslim community in France, harsh controversy started emerging. The attire had been banned as French authorities argued that the burkini was breaking the countrys ... Read More

The Myths Surrounding Addiction (404 words, 2 pages)

The biggest misconception about addiction is that you can stop whenever you want. It might be true for some individuals but for the most part, help is needed to stop whatever you are addicted to. That myth is mostly generated from another myth, which is that everyone who does drugs ... Read More

The Unity of Christianity and Sociology in the Work of Charles A. Ellwood (916 words, 4 pages)

Charles A. Ellwood, had books and several articles published on the discipline of society. His act of trying to unite Christianity and sociology together has been ignored in a large portion of his work. His doctorate in Sociology in the United States, and the father of Sociological Social Psychology were ... Read More

The Factors That Took Part in Establishing English as a Dominant Language (2577 words, 11 pages)

AbstractThe main aim of this paper is to discuss the factors that took part in establishing English as a dominant language. At the beginning there is a short introduction that mentions other lingua francas that existed in the past and comments on the widespread of English. The text compares the ... Read More

Racism in the Eye of Society in Blazing Saddles, a Film by Mel Brooks (1273 words, 4 pages)

In The Mel Brooks western spoof film Blazing Saddles, the town of Rock Ridge is in danger of being taken over by the state in order to build a railroad right through it. This film touches on the racism that Hollywood has associated with the Wild West by appointing a ... Read More

The Process of Evidence-Based Practice (656 words, 4 pages)

Evidence-Based Practice (EBP) is the process of collecting information, both externally and internally, in order to provide the best possible therapy outcomes for clients. Speech Language Pathology is an ever-evolving field with myriad research developments occurring every year. One vital skill of being a Speech Pathologist is having the ability ... Read More

The Fatal Attacks of American Drones (2126 words, 7 pages)

Drone Strikes, Fatal to AllTerrorism, according to the dictionary, is the use of violence and threats to intimidate or coerce. Does America not fit the description of a terrorist? With an increasing number of countries and their citizens being affected by U.S. drone strikes, their use and capabilities are increasing ... Read More

Comparing the Similarities between the Book Apaches by Lorenzo Carceterra and the Television Series Prison Break (1517 words, 5 pages)

When I was growing up, I would be reading large chapter books, quite large compared to my age, but I would also like to watch television. Yet my mother would caution me that the television set was no good, and now that I am a college student of legal age ... Read More

Curbing Stuttering in Children Through the Restart DCM Therapy (620 words, 3 pages)

RESTART DCM THERAPY MODELThe Restart DCM Therapy approach rests on the theory that when positive changes occur in motoric, linguistic, socio-emotional andor cognitive function in a child who stutters, stuttering can be reduced. This therapy approach is one of the most common approaches to address stuttering in preschool aged children. ... Read More

The Religion of Zoroastrianism (595 words, 3 pages)

ZoroastrianismIranian traditional Zoroastrianism depicts Ahura Mazda as the creator of all things good in the world. The good things, as set up by the dualistic nature of Zoroastrianism, are those that are truthful to the Ordered cosmos. Ahura Mazda created all of the elements of the cosmos with good thought. ... Read More

Published: Friday 25th of January 2013