Is it true that the middle class in the United States is disappearing? If indeed there is a decline in this category of citizens, what are the reasons behind it? Initial signs of the decline of the American middle class became conspicuous during the second term of George W. Bush. It is the juncture at which the middle class citizens stopped believing in the American Dream. Read more »
Introduction to Personality and Intelligence focuses on an analysis of traits and their characteristics. It defines a trait as a form of thinking, behavior or feeling. It is an individual’s relatively enduring characteristics; it is consistent in the face of various situations. It differentiates an individual from another; some individuals may have similar traits but at differing levels. Read more »
Extramarital affairs are relationships of a sexual manner involving married individuals outside of their marriage. A person in an extramarital affair is involved in infidelity. Using the sources indicated in the annotated bibliography, I will delve into the issue of extramarital affairs tackling the major issues raised in them by describing and analyzing major theories in an argumentative manner along with objections and replies. Read more »
A Patient Centered Medical Home is an inventive medical program that aims at promoting and improving primary care for patients suffering from different illnesses. The program facilitates affiliations between patients and their personal health care providers (Stange et al., 603). The Patient Centered Medical Home plan incorporates the use of technology among other means to provide assurance to patients and their families. Read more »
The urge to be an effective leader demands you to become a good manager. When describing the ideal characteristics of a good leader, there are essential skills that a good manger should portray. In this case, it is considered that a good manger should be equipped with human, technical and conceptual skills. These skills are vital in the delivery of organizational services. Read more »
In “Capital Punishment is Morally Justified” by Casey Carmical, the arguments for death penalty are marshaled. The author begins by asserting that the death penalty is morally justified. Morality is determining between right and wrong, and it is only right to kill someone who has deliberately killed. He further explains that the act of execution is more than revenge. Read more »
The impact of the Industrial revolution included shifting of work sites from the rural farms to urban factories, the increase in population growth rate due to availability of better quality and quantity food in the urban areas, increased life expectancies and urbanization that led to expansion of public schooling and opportunities for upward social mobility resulting to emergence of new social classes emerged. Read more »
Teenage pregnancy is widely associated by poor achievements in education, poor mental and physical health, poverty, social isolation and other related factors. Also, there is a growing recognition regarding social economic disadvantages and how they cause teenage pregnancy. According to UNICEF, the UK has the highest teenage pregnancy rate compared to other countries in Europe. Read more »
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