Is it corrupt for a government to manipulate its citizens to maintain full control over their country? In the novel 1984, the three-party slogans are contradictory phrases that are manipulated to be true by the party. “ War is Peace”, “ Freedom is Slavery ” and “ Ignorance is Strength” are the slogans Orwell uses as a form of propaganda and as an introduction to doublethink. The party uses these slogans to have full control and power over the people....
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Introduction Anxiety disorder is one of the worldwide major public mental health problems. In the last decades, the number of people diagnosed with mental health disorders such as; anxiety has enormously increased. Anxiety is defined as a state of uneasiness, such as worry or dread, that might be minor or severe (NHS 2018). According to the Cleveland Clinic (2020), There are many types of anxiety disorders such as generalized anxiety, panic disorder, phobias, and separation anxiety. The Most common type...
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Welding is my future career choice. I have chosen this career because I grew up watching several of my family members and friends weld. Welding has become an ever-growing interest to me. Welding pays incredibly well, keeps you occupied, and makes work days go by ultrafast. This job really does not require any special education except in situations where you are looking to work for big industries. However, the education required for this job does vary by employer. Most employers...
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The exploration of diverse human experiences can provide valuable insights into the nature of human behavior. Through the portrayal of human experiences, an individual can deepen their understanding of the fundamental characteristics that make us human. Within Arthur Miller’s 1952 tragedy, The Crucible, my attached visual representation, and the 2016 slam poem 'Islamophobia' performed by Elevated!, the audience is provided with new insights into a range of human experiences. Allowing for conclusions to be drawn about the nature of human...
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Most Americans have heard of the difficulties of life for White Americans during the great depression, but few know of the injustices towards Mexican immigrants and Mexican-Americans during that time. Using all peoples of Mexican heritage as a scapegoat for the economic depression, unprecedented hatred and discrimination were shown towards them. Then repatriations-the illegal process of moving immigrants back to their home country. Mexican immigrants and Mexican-Americans were encouraged or forced to return to Mexico, resulting in one of the...
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Development is everywhere and our education system is becoming more and more complex, making education planning necessary. We are faced with many problems such as population explosion, labor demand, growing desires of all sectors of society, inequality between economic and educational product demand, ecological imbalance, resource reduction, and chaos in system development and application. All these problems require the education system to find solutions. The education system faces all these problems, so planning becomes more important as planning ability becomes...
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Bitterly, There are more than seven million Latino children that are living in poverty, more than ever it’s showing that approximately about thirty-eight percent of poor children are Latino and twenty-four percent are black. Many don’t know that thirty-eight percent of poor kids are Latinos, and this is a huge number, we need to find a way to reduce this number. For a better society and a better life for Latino families and Latino children. Poverty is a huge issue...
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There are so many issues that are going on around this world. We have littering, high taxes, horrible pay, climate change, and poverty. The problem I feel that has been the worst is gun violence. All I hear on the news all the time nowadays is shooting here and shooting there. “Gun violence is real. People don't come back,” by Stevie Wonder. People need to start thinking about this quote and actually think about it. Some people think it’s a...
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Westlands Health Care Centre. Background Westland’s health center was established in 1974 by Parklands member of parliament Dr. Mungai. It is located in Westland near Kagemi. The health center is managed by qualified practitioners and specialists. The health center offers excellences service to the patients who receive medication there. This aim is to be a leader in the provision of sustainable, acceptable, affordable, efficient, and accessible health centers to all citizens around the location. The mission that drives the health...
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The challenges for managers in community services in Australia One of the major challenges in community services in Australia faced by managers is financial management or funding. All managers who take part in discussions about finances establish funding from different sources to ensure an affordable future in the organization ( McCarthy et al., 2013). This is because of the government's ongoing change in funding arrangements based on their policy and priorities in order to a manager are frustrated, they need...
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Animal testing was first introduced around 300 BCE when the Greek Philosopher Aristotle performed tests on them. This practice became widely known in the 17th century when Charles Darwin’s theory of evolution was put forth. Approximately 26 million animals are tested each year in the United States. Animal experimentation has been used to create treatments and to assess the safety of products, ranging from medicine to cosmetics. Animal testing is also used to understand how the human/animal body works. Animal...
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J.D. Vance was born in Jackson, KY, the county seat of Breathitt County. His family had to make the choice of whether to stay in the hills and try to make a living or to move north to find work. Vance’s mother, Bev, was in and out of many relationships, and marriages which all crumbled due to her personal instability. She was also addicted to painkillers, so the real stability in his life was provided by his grandparents, known to...
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The topic of racial and ethnic differences in healthcare is one of the key importance to address in medical sociology. The problem is that minority populations, both globally and in the United States, are not receiving the proper healthcare they need to survive and treat health problems and diseases that arise. The idea of this is very confusing and frustrating to me since I feel that everyone should have the basic right to receive healthcare, health insurance, and treatment for...
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The idea of revenge as a means of catharsis in Shakespeare’s The Tempest is revealed in the prison setting of Hag-Seed through the characterization of the prisoners and Felix. Prospero’s magical performance on the island enables his discovery of an ethic of forgiveness and eventually the relinquishment of the control he has over others through renouncing his magical powers thus reflecting Shakespeare’s idea of revenge as a means of catharsis. After the politicians enter the green room and eat Felix’s...
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Unit 1-part A Report of observation, reflection, and activity log in health and social care setting. This observation took place in a health and social care setting. As support work with a charitable company, this week I was told to work with a staff who has been in the company longer than I have, we were assigned to work with a 70 years old man, who has been diagnosed with mixed dementia with a little speech and can only say...
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The classroom strategies play a vital role in developing the interest among the learners which also caters to mold the cognitive level and the interpersonal relations of the students. Among many methods, the cooperative method is the method in teaching, where students must engage and participate in learning activities through interactions which ultimately results in a higher level of understanding and learning. It is an ideal method for teachers to connect with as many students as possible and support them...
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Walmart is an American multinational retail company that operates a chain of supermarkets, departmental discount stores, and grocery stores. It has its headquarters in Bentonville. The corporation was established in 1962 by Sam Walton. Walmart had approximately 11496 stores and 57 clubs and operated across 27 different countries around the globe. Walmart is the leading company in revenue collection across the world and the largest private employer, with about 2.2 million workers. It is a publicly-traded private company and the...
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The Coca-Cola Company is an American-based multinational firm founded in 1892 and was first set up in Atlanta, Georgia, United States. It all started with its famous and widely known product Coca-Cola, which was originated by an Atlanta pharmacist, John Stith Pemberton in the year 1886. The drink Coca-Cola got its name from its two main ingredients, coca leaves and kola nuts. Later Asa Griggs Candler, an Atlanta businessman, fully bought the company in 1892 and after his takeover, the...
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Introduction While abortion signifies one of the most common gynecological processes globally, no movement has stirred such ache and controversy as the right to an abortion. The fundamental social and political paradox raised by abortion is two-fold: the legitimate domain to which a decision about abortion is to be made, and the salient determinant factors behind the ensuing tenacities over access; aspects affiliated to legitimate authority perceptions, which play an integral role to abortion’s social construction. Ideally, there was no...
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This assignment is going to critically evaluate the self-help provided in excerpt one based on trauma and stress. It will highlight the positive and negative advice it provides whilst suggesting why this self-help advice is either useful or why these points suggested can be harmful to people suffering from traumatic experiences. It will evaluate these points by using psychological terms which will discuss whether the advice given is effective and how these suggestions can be provided by psychological evidence if...
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A medical career is one that brings many challenges. Therefore, both resilience and reflection are essential concepts needed to overcome these challenges. In this essay, I will explore these two concepts and discuss what relevance they have to medical students and doctors. Oxford Dictionaries define reflection as ‘serious thought or consideration’ (Oxford Dictionaries, 2018). Reflection is an activity used regularly by a wide range of professions. The Good Medical Practice highlights the importance of doctors reflecting on their practice and...
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Introduction The topic I chose to focus on over the three-week timetabled period was resilience. From part A of the assignment I learned different theories and interpretations surrounding resilience. Through part A and further research, I found a range of different activities focused on the development and improvement of personal resilience. The activities I picked to perform, track and interpret over the three weeks documented in my timeline each had different effects on me and those who were involved in...
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In the 21st century, Australian women have continued to fight and gain many fundamental rights in all aspects of life, however, it is not arguable that there is still a long way to go. Since the declaration of pandemic status, the Coronavirus has only intensified the disparity in Australian gender inequality and could threaten this issue in years to come. In 2006, the World Economic Forums Global Gender Gap Index reported that Australia was 15th in the world for gender...
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At the beginning of the bible in the book of Genesis, it is revealed in 1:26 that human beings were made in the image of God, “ And God said Let us make man in our image, after our likeness, and let them have domination over the fish of the sea …and over all the earth and every creeping thing that creepeth upon the earth.” The Bible teaches us that there is one God, this God consists of three distinct...
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The issue I was trying to display was in today's Western society the use of advertisement and photoshop is destroying many women’s self-image of themselves. It is important for women and all the people around them to learn to treat and love their bodies with respect. To understand there is no need to compare themselves to unattainable standards set by the media. The women who are most impacted by this issue are mainly young and impressionable teens, young girls, and...
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Malcolm X Malcolm X once said, “If you're not ready to die for it, put the word 'freedom' out of your vocabulary”. This quote describes one of the ideologies that he would preach about. This essay will go on to talk about his early childhood and jail experience like how his father died and when he converted to the Nation of Islam, Some of the things he preached about like black empowerment, forming groups like the Organization for Afro-American Unity,...
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Introduction: A career in medicine asks a lot of any person; individuals must be well-rounded and academically capable with a clear work-life balance. From day one of medical school, I believe culturing resilience and reflection is vital. The NHS (no date, para. 1) defines resilience as 'our bounce-back ability in the face of difficulty or challenges. Resilience is the ability to adapt and grow following adversity'. This supports students with the pressures of study, their transition into a doctor, and...
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In this Essay, I chose the question “Outline what “social classes” mean. Explain links between class and Crime” I’m going to outline mostly the lower-class links between class and crime but also briefly about crimes that are more linked to the middle and upper class. I want to find out if people with lower socioeconomic backgrounds really just are more criminal than the rest of the society or if there is a link between regulations and the way society is...
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The purpose of this paper is to explore emotional resilience as an area for improvement during my transition from a student to a registered nurse using the concepts of transition theory and reality shock (Kramer, 1974). The rationale for choosing emotional resilience is a need to improve my weaknesses in the SWOT analysis in preparation for the transition. Nurses face stressful situations during the transition due to increased patient caseloads and expectations which require them to be resilient to continue...
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Multiple perspectives create a story. The reader’s ordinary and cognitive perspectives contribute meaning to the text. The thematic panorama shows how the writing itself is a nexus of meaning. The authorial perspective moves beyond the scope of the text, and the reader to show how the text belongs to a larger network of stories that have shaped the author’s literary values. These values explain what the author was trying to accomplish through his text and in what ways he was...
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