Despite how unfairly our society has always viewed and treated people who suffer from mental health issues, as well as the social stigma that comes with this diagnosis or undiagnosed ailment, the truth is that these very individuals who are labeled âmentally illâ can be geniuses at projecting through their writings an understanding to the reader of the mind and society, and how the world appears through the lens in which they view life. According to Edvard Munch, a master...
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Abstract High-technology companies that have brought innovation to the market also use their innovation to claim their intellectual property rights around the world. In 2011, Apple Inc started to put forward as a fact its design patent over Samsung Electronics Company in the gets together States court and the disputes then expanded to more than fifty questions taken to be judged by law in a great number of courts around the world and became a design patent war. The number...
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According to a survey, constructed by the National Survey of Mental Health and Wellbeing in 2007, nearly half of adult population (aged 16-85) experienced a mental health disorder within 12-month or lifetime period, while the most common diagnoses among mental illnesses are depression and anxiety (Tiller, 2013). Other research estimated that 39% of consumers with Anxiety Disorder had symptoms of depression (Hunt, Issakidis, & Andrews, 2002). On the other hand, music therapy intervention was found to effectively improve depression and...
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The Universal Declaration of Human Rights (United Nations, 1948) outlines 30 human rights that apply to all human beings regardless of race, sex, nationality, or any other characteristic. These human rights include the right to life and liberty, freedom from slavery, torture, degrading treatment, arbitrary arrest, detention or exile, and most relevantly, the right to seek asylum from persecution in another country (United Nations, 1948). Offshore detention is an initiative by the Australian government to transfer all asylum seekers who...
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The Commonwealth Criminal Code Act 1995 states cybercrime is the âunauthorised access or modification of restricted dataâŠunauthorised impairment of electronic communication⊠and using a carriage service to menace, harass, or cause offenceâ, where (Bregnant & Bregnant 2014) extends this to âcrime unique to electronic networks.â This essay has a focus on Advance Fee Fraud , a component of cybercrime, and will analyse why individuals fall subject and the impact of such a crime on individuals, Australian National Security, government and...
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Introduction The last century witnessed a huge industrial and civilization revolution that led to the formation of our present world and among the most prominent figures who contributed to building and shaping our present are Elon Musk and Walter Disney. Elon Musk and Walter Disney contributed in completely different sectors, but we cannot deny what each of them presented to the world, and somehow we can all agree that they have met on one thing and that is their phenomenal...
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Ethics shape value trade-offs in the pursuit of security. Values are the importance something holds. Society is bound by these values. However, people hold many values; therefore, values must be traded according to hierarchical priorities. Security is seen by many as a fundamental value, one that must be held as a priority. Therefore, there are value trade-offs in the pursuit of security. Intertwined in these value trade-offs in the social construct of ethics. These are the moral principles guiding individuals...
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Abstract In this paper, I used a business intelligence solution for Tencom. Tencom is one of the largest consumer cooperation and has a digital market with more than one hundred stores in fifty nations and approximately twenty million subscribers. With the type of growth the company was experiencing, there has been an overwhelming amount of client data. The data used covered areas such as online transactions, in store transactions, and marketing demographics. However, the company lacked the necessary tools to...
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The Human Experience. What is it? The way in which I interpret the experience of life is that we all have our own individual experience. We can look at texts, films or listen to music and relate our experience to the composers of these works, but in the end, it is how we interpret our own experience and our own emotions that define us as human. In exploring the Human Experience, I hereby present this speech transcript and a corresponding...
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The situation depicted under scenario A defines a tender process for the government of Queensland Beaujolais. The whole scenario related to dissolution of the state run courier and distribution of the relative service through private tenders. This process is a largely incorporated system of disintegration of services under a tender based obligation for the state based courier services. The essentials of this entire process is based on the Competition and consumer Act 2010 . This act signifies the availability of...
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Executive Summary ALDI is a leading retail industry in Australia. This paper will discuss a contemporary analysis done on the ALDI. The threat of new entrances, technology, and environment are such factors that are affecting the overall strategic development of ALDI. The macro analysis shows that Aldi affected by its supplier as they are very dominant. Thus, partnership with the supplier will be a good strategy. SWOT analysis will help to identify the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and strengths of ALDI....
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The three generations of human rights framework Human rights are a powerful ideal that are easily endorsed today by people from many different cultural and moral backgrounds (Ife, 2012). The term âhuman rightsâ is relatively new and was only initially used after the second world war (Weston, 1984). Prior to the 1940s there were no movements, no non-governmental organisations (NGOs) and no international laws to protect our human rights (Cmiel, 2004). It is difficult to fully define the discursive topic...
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We are living in an unsatisfactory world. Climate change, inequalities, poverty, religious conflicts, unemployment and lack of education, are the critical global issues humans are still fighting against. To change those unsatisfactory social conditions, Carol Gilligan firstly proposes âethics of careâ as a moral theory to be substituted for such dominant moral theories as Liberalism and Kantianism which she thinks are âpsychologically and politically harmfulâ. As feminist and psychologist, Gilliganâs distinctive contributions in bringing womenâs voice into the human world,...
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Definition- 'a long-term mental disorder of a type involving a breakdown in the relation between thought, emotion, and behaviour, leading to faulty perception, inappropriate actions and feelings, withdrawal from reality and personal relationships into fantasy and delusion, and a sense of mental fragmentation.'' (oxford dictionary) Schizophrenia is a mental illness that causes some to have an altered experience of reality. People with schizophrenia experience psychosis, which means they cannot think, express their emotions, sympathize with other people and differentiate between...
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Sleep plays a crucial role in brain function and the systematic physiology of many-body systems. Difficulty with sleep has become widely prevalent, consisting of deficits in quantity and quality of sleep. Insomnia is a subtype, associated with difficulty falling asleep, waking up often during the night and having trouble going back to sleep. These sleep difficulties begin with short term sleep disturbances, but can eventually branch to sleep deprivation, which are the same symptoms on a long-term scale. Recent literature...
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In her lyric, âCitizenâ, Claudia Rankine writes, âbecause white men can't, police their mimagination, black men are dyingâ. These words illustrate the predisposed attitudes âwhite menâ identify with âblack menâ. In this context, it is in reference to police brutality toward African Americans during the 1990s. It suggests that rather than understanding a person as an individual, they are distinguished by their ethnicity defined by societyâs perception of that race. In regards to literature, this quote can be interpreted through...
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Gun violence previously was, and still currently is, a massive global issue that deserves more attention in order to be rectified. The rate of gun violence in the U.S. remains greater than almost every other country in the world and is at the minimum, seven times larger than countries such as Australia, Canada and France (Alpers & Wilson, 2013). In March 2018, the surviving student victims of the mass shooting at the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Florida, established...
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The prevalence of suicide in Australia is a growing concern. In 2017 the number of lives lost through intentional self-harm was 3128. This is an increase of 9.1% from the previous year ('Causes of Death, Australia, 2017', 2019). The Australian State and Federal Governments have acknowledged this crisis in recent years. In 2016, the Victorian Government released a 10-year plan to reduce suicide rates called the âVictorian Suicide Prevention Framework 2016- 2025â. This aims at halving the current suicide rate...
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With the nailing of the âNinety-five Thesesâ upon the Wittenberg Cathedral by the German monk Martin Luther, an uprising against the Catholic Church was raised. Soon, people began to really question the Catholic Churchâs almost dictatorial attitudes, and the Protestant religion was created. Bearing its roots from the word âprotestâ, the new religion and its protest was facilitated by the invention of the printing press, which was present in every city, and too the younger generation of students who were...
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Abstract There has been a significant increase in the near global populationâs daily per capita supply of food is the result of globalisation and industrialisation. While the cause of obesity at the individualâs level is based on the amount of energy consumption that is exceeding the impact of energy expenditure by habitual behaviour towards and energy-dense food choice, it is essential to recognise that external factors can determine the susceptibility of obesity to an individual or nation. (Crammond B. et....
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The LGBT Community has long been existing alongside our society for years and despite that, many choose to ostracize the people who are in the community due to the social norm that was created by the society itself. They call them by hurtful names, attacking them physically and mentally which results in manifesting various negative thoughts and in some severe cases, post-traumatic stress disorder and suicidal thoughts. Hence, an array of people are afraid of coming out to their close...
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Pope Francis once said during a visit to the island of Lampedusa âWe are a society which has forgotten how to weep, how to experience compassion â âsuffering withâ others: the globalisation of indifference has taken from us the ability to weep!â (Liaugminas). Pope Francis was bringing to light the issues surrounding the topic of immigration and indifferences and such globalisation of indifference can be seen in the history of Chinese immigration and in contemporary Australia. Such indifferences are the...
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Executive Summary Currently, harassment and discrimination are one of the unethical activities happening in most companies in the world. Nowadays, there have been many cases of harassment among female employees in the globe. Some of the common cases of harassment include verbal harassment and sexual harassment in workplaces (McDonald & Charlesworth, 2016). 21st Century Fox has been currently in scandal due to cases of sexual harassment. Also, currently, women employees have been facing verbal harassment, whereby supervisors call them a...
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The 1970âs saw the evolution of Video games which were played out initially in the public domain, but it wasnât until the 1980âs that consumers were able to play games at home via Nintendo and Atari consoles (Wardyga, 2018). The 1990âs saw violent video games such as Mortal Kombat, Street Fighter and Double Dragon hit the scene with the âfirst-person shooter gamesâ Wolfenstein 3D and Doom released in 1992 and 1993 respectively (Wardyga, 2018). Wolfenstein 3D was credited as being...
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The below paper will investigate the ethical issues in regards to the use of child labour, with in the supply chain of Nestle, the international consumer goods manufacturing company.Thes report will look into what ethics in international business is , how this is defined and how it applies to the case of Nestle's Supply chain , it will also explore the ethical dilemmas faced by Nestle SA. Secondly it will try to identify what are the root causes of these...
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Here, by systems thinking gender bias and sustainability challenges, the issues with artificial intelligence are considered. Having the quick development of artificial intelligence the biased information can affect various predictions that are made by the machines. As one has the dataset of different human decisions, this involves bias in it. It comprises of the hiring of decisions, medical diagnosis, grading the exams for the student and approval of loans. Further, any aspect that is demonstrated in the test, the vice...
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INTRODUCTION The management concept of building an organization around the profitable satisfaction of customer needs has helped firms to achieve success in high-growth, moderately competitive markets (Bracker, J., 1980). However, to be successful in markets where the economic growth seems to be matured and in which competition appears to be high, it is key to follow the marketing concept and a well-developed management strategy. Such a strategy considers a portfolio of products and takes in to account the anticipated moves...
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Introduction It is eminently considered that many of us carry around multiple conceptions of identity. Identity is perceived as âmultifaceted and fluid,â (Davis, 2012, p. 636) due to digitalization and globalization in this postmodern era. YouTube is a cultural form that highlights this concept of identity as multiple. YouTube is a global online platform, accumulating millions of users in one space who upload and view videos of all kinds. Instantaneously, YouTube connotes the existence of multiple identities such as vloggers,...
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The internet and its continually progressive nature have shaped society in ways that have alleviated difficulties with communication (e.g. social media) and entertainment (e.g. streaming services). Amongst the advantages of the internet, a multitude of studies have argued the negative effects of sustained exposure to social media. Although addiction to social media has not been recognised in the DSM 5, an abundance of work has shown that social media is as addictive as any form of drug or alcoholic substance...
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Introduction Traditionally, France has always shown a controversial relationship with its minorities. Although the French revolution was based on the three principles of Liberty, Equality and Fraternity, the constitution of France interprets the meaning of equality as an exclusion of minority rights (Gilbert, J. & Keane, D. Equality versus fraternity, (2016). Didier Fassin, a French anthropologist and sociologist, conducted a thorough survey of the suburban areas or banlieus of Paris in his 2013 book âEnforcing Orderâ. Throughout Fassinâs findings he...
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