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Influence of Customer Services In Financial Industry

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Introduction
This research paper focuses on the study of importance of customer support and services in the financial industry. The paper will explore the various aspects of customer services as expected by the financial industry customers and the impact of these services in improving the customer experience.
The research analyses available literature to review the possible effects of the customer services and how does it relate to the financial industry on the whole and for the customer of this industry.
Today successful business means much more than merely providing the business services to Continue reading...

Introduction

Retail stores are capable of creating high level of product relevancy with the customer experience . Walmart is a chain of giant stores that has brought almost every consumer good under one single roof in order to facilitate its customers in an effective manner . The customers at Walmart can purchase their day to day grocery to hardware equipment and tools. They can purchase vegetables and fruits as well as meat and fishes.
The large stores of Walmart attract a large number of customers with almost any need of a product . The company has always setup its stores in a large Continue reading...

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Multiple sclerosis which is also referred to as MS is what is known as an autoimmune disease or illness. The disease is located within the central nervous system effecting the brain and spinal cord. Multiple sclerosis assaults myelin, the defensive coating of the nerves, creating aggravation and regularly harming the myelin. Myelin is vital for the transmission of nerve driving forces through nerve strands. In the event that harm to myelin is slight, nerve motivations go with minor interferences; nonetheless. However if there is a lot of damage to the myelin then scar tissue may build up and cause Continue reading...

The current competition and unending search for jobs has led to several creative ways of livelihood. The world has been globalized by technology, and this has increased the demand for work mobility as well as flexibility. Most of the people with good skill try to look for better jobs in other countries. Most of these individuals are self-motivated while the others are sent by their respective companies. Self-initiated expatriates are individuals who choose to go out of their respective countries to seek better employment in other countries. Most of these individuals rate their worth above their current rank and Continue reading...

Poverty continues to be a global issue. It is not something exclusive to a country, but rather one that is felt in various part of the world. Poverty is an individual’s inability to support his or her basic needs such as food, shelter, clothing, education, and health, among others. In the past, poverty is only apparent in continents such as Asia and Africa. But not anymore. Poverty is also felt in advanced countries in Europe and in America. In spite of being one of the most developed countries in the world, around 40 million Americans live in poverty. Continue reading...

say that they actually went to heaven, is there really a heaven or hell?

Is there such a thing as an afterlife?

Introduction
For years, unexplained phenomenon have impacted people’s lives in different ways and it has even made people change their way of thinking or their way of life. Incidentally, there has been unexplained phenomenon that has even gave people insight into things that could take them years to try to manifest on their own; even a power or two in theory. It can be argued that the very concept of the phenomenon have overwhelmed people so much that there is absolutely no way that Continue reading...

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The topic focus on finding an appropriate response to the research question: Does divorce naturally impact the children on a negative light; especially bearing significant adverse consequences on the psychosocial and academic performance?
The primary audience would include individuals that have experienced divorce of parents, as well as educators, and family support practitioners. The audience would equally share one’s opinions and values; yet be open to embrace new information and knowledge that could emerge from the research.
The thesis statement is: Depending on the situation and relevant factors, children may not always be affected negatively, especially in terms Continue reading...

Television is a modern entertainment platform par excellence. The medium's growing popularity over years does not only indicate how invasive TV has become but also how influential over lifestyles and patterns. Set centered in living areas and homes, TV has become an integral part of household life. Often, whole layout designs are centered on a TV set. The positions at which TV's are set seem to enhance a sense of exhibitionism and watching. Further, as TV became a regular in households, modern workplace contexts began to embrace "screens" as not only on-wall projections but also as a means of Continue reading...

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This article is based on a type of interviewing techniques: cognitive interview. The article discusses the different uses of this type of question based interview which are interviews for job selection, conducting surveys or police interrogations.In this interview, questions are designed by the interviewer as such that they acquire past experiences, behavior, problems to situations put forward to the candidates. The interviewer judges the confidence and memory of the candidate. The techniques of cognitive interviewing discussed are “think-aloud”, “verbal-probing” and “personal context”. The advantages and disadvantages a job interviewer may have in selecting candidates suitable for the post are Continue reading...

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Over the period of last few years, the process of recruitment and selection has been categorized as tremendously significant factors related to the growth of organisations. These are essentially Human Resources (HR) aspects and add considerably to the overall monetary growth (Torrington et. al., 2011). In today’s aggressive era, a large number of experienced and educated individuals with superior knowledge and skill sets exist (Redman and Wilkinson, 2009). But, it becomes a big challenge for any HR team to recognize and pull such employees. According to Bach and Sisson (2000), the chief reasons for such a complexity comprise Continue reading...

PTSD in incarcerated felons

Close to one fifth of the adult population of the United States of America suffers from some form of mental illness including emotional, mental or behavioral disorders. These figures are quite significant considering that America is one of the most developed nations in the world and is likely to have better mental health care facilities and infrastructure than the rest of the world. But these figures reach alarming proportions when the population in prisons is considered. According to surveys and studies conducted in the previous decade approximately two-thirds of the inmates suffer from some form of diagnosable mental illness. Continue reading...

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There are a variety of options for young Americans who exit college in the criminal justice department. Interesting options such as careers in the FBI or ATF are available to aspiring individuals. This paper has recorded some of the most important roles that are available to young American graduates of this age. It also provides an insight to other professionals that they may yet have their chance to serve their nation in one of these versatile agencies. Most of the roles discussed in this paper have listed a bachelor’s degree as a requirement. The ones that didn’t Continue reading...

Life is a creation of opposites. Without failure, success could never be so rewarding. Without loss, the present moment would never be as precious. And without pain, pleasure would mean nothing. Indeed, to feel every spectrum of the emotional gamut is a gift that we get to experience as sentient and intelligent human beings. For some, however, this polar nature of existence is exaggerated to the point where others recognize something different in their personality. For them, life’s emotional poles are magnified within a small time span, and often result in exhausting and debilitating episodes that affect not Continue reading...

Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) is a debilitating mental condition after experiencing (or witnessing) a mentally scarring event or ordeal. It is developed after a terrifying ordeal that involved either physical harm or the threat of receiving physical harm (Galovski & Lyons, 2003). People suffering from this condition are often troubled by flashbacks. The symptoms for this mental disorder include re-experiencing the traumatic event, emotional numbing, avoidance and hyper arousal. PTSD makes it difficult for people to live a normal life because it makes them anxious and thus affect their behaviors. PTSD is also marked with biological changes that accompany Continue reading...

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Al-Meera is a retail chain that operates over thirty three branches in Qatar. In the recent past, the retail operator has lost its market position because of dwindling customer loyalty. In this respect, it is necessary to determine the requisite factors in restoring customer satisfaction, a factor that is important in not only attracting, but also retaining its customers. This paper explores the role that branding plays in attracting and retaining customers at Al-Meera. This is done through the review of literature and a survey of selected customers from two branches. The study uses the quantitative approach, and more Continue reading...

Abstract

Al-Meera is a retail chain that operates over thirty three branches in Qatar. In the recent past, the retail operator has lost its market position because of dwindling customer loyalty. In this respect, it is necessary to determine the requisite factors in restoring customer satisfaction, a factor that is important in not only attracting, but also retaining its customers. This paper explores the role that branding plays in attracting and retaining customers at Al-Meera. This is done through the review of literature and a survey of selected customers from two branches. The study uses the quantitative approach, and more Continue reading...

Social Entertainment in Miami

The social entertainment quotient in the city of Miami can be better understood and appreciated once we understand a brief history of the modern day Miami. The Official Website of the City of Miami explains that the city of Miami, evolved a century ago very quickly. On account of the almost instantaneous evolution, one of the nicknames of Miami is “Magic City”. Miami’s geography and history is extremely exotic and colourful. It is so attractive that its charm is almost magnetic. The Official Website of the City of Miami further states that the city is constantly evolving. Even Continue reading...

Introduction

Life-threatening illnesses such as cancer can plague family relations, community structure, and spiritual or religious beliefs; however these support groups can also positively affect the individual cancer patient. Upon being diagnoses, cancer patients commonly experience symptoms of fear, questioning “why me?”, a sense of helplessness and/or hopelessness, imminent possibility of death, challenges to core beliefs and/or assumptions, future uncertainty, changes in interpersonal dynamics and relationships, and of course, reactions to painful and invasive medical treatments (Lindop & Cannon, 2001; Denney, Aten, & Leavell, 2010). However, in the face of this adversity, there is also immense opportunity for personal growth and resultant Continue reading...

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Current events bombard our newsrooms every day. They shape and inform our thinking and understanding of the world. Current events influence the attitudes and behaviors of people both directly and indirectly. Thus, it is crucial for the viewers and readers of current events to have objective analysis. Objective analysis helps to avoid misguided responses.

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This application paper analyses the story of a hip-hop artist called Bobby Shmurda in the New York Times. The main application will be the four components of the Kolb learning styles. These are concrete experience, reflective observation, abstract conceptualization, and active experimentation. The story is Continue reading...

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It has long been held that a writer’s socio-economic standing is what dictates their capacity to produce great literature. While this does have truth in it (as explained in works such as Virginia Woolf’s A Room of One’s Own), it is arguable that this belief is a construct of a patriarchal society trying to appease their feminist critics as to why women writers are ignored. This paper will argue that despite the difference of gender, between the writers of the Ramayana and the Pillow Book, it is cultural construction (especially Continue reading...

As people age, they undergo several physical, physiological and psychological changes that affect how they look, respond to several aspects of daily life, and function. Aging involves slowing down of organ systems due to decline in activity of body cells (Whitbourne 2). These changes are experienced differently by individuals – for some, the decline in activity of cells may occur rapidly and dramatically; for other people it may not be pronounced. These physical and psychological changes in people affect how they interact with other members of society. The aged require special treatment and care especially from their family members, geriatric Continue reading...

Appraising qualitative Research

The research provides a clear statement regarding the aim of the study. According to the author the study aims to determine the experience of the young people, and especially adolescent who are diagnosed with depression. This is similar to the quantitative research study that provided a clear and concise statement regarding the aim of the study. The quantitative article that I read attempted to provide an insight on the cognitive theory of depression in adolescent and children using a quantitative and conceptual review.

Differences between qualitative and quantitative analysis

The main difference between the two articles is that the quantitative research has provided a detailed Continue reading...

Introduction

For many years, migration of sex workers has elicited a lot of debate among many
scholars. In some nations, the industry has an increase in income. This discussion has become a global issue in both politics and research. One of the most critical questions that have been asked in the past is the issue of irregular migration. Migrants from many countries have the tendency of doing this so as to improve their economic status. While this might be true, it is not always absolute. What can complicate it further is the fact that many individuals migrate with the false Continue reading...

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Change in health care setting is intrinsically an excellent effort as well as move to ensure better services for patients are rendered and must always be commended. Nevertheless, change is never easy to achieve in whichever organization or department, be it in managed care, patient characteristics, or in pay for quality. Despite such challenges, some instances of real, demonstrable, as well as long-term change initiates in health care setting have been achieved. The effectiveness of change implementation and initiatives are always patchy and inconsistent. This paper discusses reasons change is difficult within healthcare setting be it in managed care, Continue reading...

Dissociative disorders is a group of mental disorders characterized by the changes or disturbances of mental functions - consciousness, memory, feelings of personal identity, continuity of awareness of the own identity. Usually these functions are integrated in mind, but when dissociated, some of them are separated from the stream of consciousness and become independent to a certain extent. Thus, it may be observed the lost of the personal identity and arising of a new multiple personality, as in the case of DID. The term ‘dissociation’ was proposed in the late 19th century by the psychologist and physician P. Janet, Continue reading...

This past month, there happened to be a fieldwork for employees, including those in the educational field. I have been an ACRS teaching assistant for a number of months, and I attended a certain fieldwork, centering on psychological research that are prevalent nowadays. It is in this fieldwork that I was able to meet a certain client who was experiencing Bipolar Disorder for six years now. He was a twelve-year-old boy, who happened to be so pessimistic about his view of the world, which for him was not a nice place to live in. For Teddy (not his real Continue reading...

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Anxiety disorders are common among people of all developed and developing countries. Primary and secondary medical setup both get patients with anxiety disorder (King et al., 2008). These disorders are chronic and cause mental distress, poor quality of life, increased mortality and morbidity rate and financial constraints ( Wittchen and Jacobi, 2005). There are five types of anxiety disorders; namely, panic disorder (PD), obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), social anxiety disorder (SAD), post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and generalized anxiety disorder (GAD). Treatment recommended includes pharmacological drugs, mainly anti-depressants, and psychological therapies, mainly cognitive behavioral therapy. In this research paper, Generalized Anxiety Disorder ( Continue reading...

Introduction

Divorce is a major issue in the society. People have the right to be happy and enjoy their lives. Most of the people who resort to divorce are in pursuit of their happiness (Eshleman & Bulcroft, 2009). Couples arrive at the decision to divorce when they see that their marriage is destined for disaster. The parents are able to lead better lives when they divorce each other, but the people who suffer a lot from divorce are the children.
Divorce is known to cause some sociological issues in children whose parents have divorced. Sociologists have carried out research and discovered Continue reading...

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Heading 1: The progress of women’s leadership in America.
America has seen tremendous progress toward equality between the sexes since the feminist movement began in 1848 at the Senecca Falls Convention. Rather than being dominated in a patriarchal society and regulated to relying on men for survival, women in contemporary society are able to earn a living on their own. Whereas throughout history the leadership roles women have held have been in the home, in volunteer positions or as teachers women now have a much wider variety of leadership roles to choose from. Women now serve Continue reading...

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The research methodology is relatively intriguing though. The researchers use 54 participants who played 44 trials of a gambling game. The gain would be 5 cents if the suit they guessed is top ranked, 25 cents if ranked second, lost 25 cents if ranked third, and lost 50 cents if ranked fourth; the amounts were doubled after 25 trial. What is interesting about this methodological feature is that people do not really experience loss aversion or fear to gamble if they are dealing with small amounts, much less, the subliminal knowledge that they do not own the money but Continue reading...

Inductive reasoning as opposed to deductive logic, refers to the concept that implies that the general conclusion is not certain but probable and can be derived from the specific instances. In other words, induction is movement from the details towards the generalized picture that depends on these details while deduction is movement in opposite direction – from the general and certain conclusion towards the details that prove this conclusion. The philosophical approach to inductive reasoning is more complex than just the simple progression from specific instances to generalization. Inductive argument rather indicates some degree of support for the possible conclusion Continue reading...

Stroke is a medical condition wherein damage on the brain leads to an impulsive shortfall in the function of the brain (Bornstein 1). This condition has been one of the leading causes of death around the world. Every year, many people died with this condition. Around 6 million people around the world died because of stroke. Meanwhile, other people suffering from stroke are living having disabilities such as paralysis, loss of vision, and speech difficulties (“Stroke”). Strokes occur when there is a deficiency in the supply of blood in the brain. When the supply of blood is cut off, Continue reading...

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Throughout the years, researchers, theologians, psychologists, psychiatrist and even medical doctors have encountered the problem of stress. There are different factors that contribute to the stressful experiences that an individual faces. The treatment of stress has a different impact on each individual who undergo the treatment. Simple unrelated stressful events lead to a more advanced state of stress and leave one with acute stress disorder among other complications. Factors including religion, personality, personal support systems, spirituality, family, and past experiences help the individual to cope with the different stressful events in their lives. The ability to cope with stress Continue reading...

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Mature students in institutions of higher learning face many challenges in their course to pursue their studies. In the first place, mature students fail to balance between domestic duties, paid work and university activities. Indisputably, mature students usually have a low level of intelligence compared to young students because of the length of time they have stayed away of formal education. Additionally, mature students experience problems of adapting to new technology, which is necessary for anyone pursuing a course in the university. It is recommended that universities should organize for meetings with mature students to look into ways of Continue reading...

Structural adjustment is a credit facility that aims at enhancing economic self-sufficiency in developing countries. It intends to reduce the account debt of the nation by allowing the debtor country to pay later, based on its economic stability. The World Bank introduced structural adjustments in the 20th century. The borrower instigates domestic economic growth through increased exports and economic diversity. As such, the financier adjusts the country’s payment schedule to when the country’s economy is stronger. Tunisia introduced structural adjustment in 1987. Ever since, Tunisia has seen tremendous macroeconomic reforms, economic growth and social progress over the Continue reading...

Introduction

The ultimate standard of an exceptional dining service and food quality restaurants all over the world is marked by the Michelin Star they received. The Michelin Guide covers the publication of the Michelin Starred Restaurants. The Michelin Starred Restaurants have the prominence that the stars served as the medal of recommendations to all diners everywhere. One of the greatest honors a restaurant can receive is a Michelin Star. Every star has a corresponding level of reputation. One star in its category is for a very good restaurant, two stars for excellent cooking that is worth a detour, and three Continue reading...

Discussing the Differing Experiences of Male and Female Inmates

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There are many people in the prison system for any number of different crimes, from the petty to the most heinous. However, the prison experience is quite different for men than women. Male prisoners commit different crimes for different reasons than most women. Women are more likely to be incarcerated for drug crimes than the more severe crimes of murder. However, while men have a harsher time within the prison environment and women often receive lenient sentences for the same crimes, women suffer greater emotional and mental issues stemming from the time incarcerated than most men. In the Continue reading...

This reports describes a state of the art Quantum of the Seas adventure with your loved ones and family. It utilizes technology to cater to every need and preferences of its passengers. This trip is best suitable for families who enjoy advanced technology and are incorporated into a modern style of living. The ship offers various activities and entertainment which are mostly attuned to technological advancements such as its skydiving on deck, flying school, bar with robots, among others. A special feature of cruising in the Quantum of the Seas is waking up to an ocean view (Estes, 2014). Continue reading...

Discrimination refers to the inappropriate treatment of people based on stereotypes or prejudices based on race, culture, religion, gender, nationality, ethnicity, and other attributes. Discrimination involves the inept treatment or denial of social involvement to people based on their social or cultural associations or other individual characteristics. Discrimination stems from the preconceived notions or prejudices against specific individuals or group of people based on their appearance, interaction, and behavior. Discrimination comprises the unequal treatment or denial of social inclusion to members of the society based on their gender, sexual orientation, race, and religion. Discrimination negatively affects the society and Continue reading...

Introduction

Divorce rates have been increasing throughout the decades. In the United States alone, the divorce rate increased up to 79 % between 1970 and 1979. Even if there is an increase in the rates each year, large numbers of marriages end up in a divorce which could imply complicated consequences on the children as well as on the society (Bernardi & Radl, 2014). Numerous researchers are studying the effects of divorce on the development of children due to the large divorce rates. In 1970, most of the researchers agreed that at some point, children are better to live with only one Continue reading...

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The last two decades have proved that there has been an increment in the mental health outcomes associated with abortion. The mental health outcomes result in anxiety, depression, self-harm and suicidal behavior. These outcomes are both inconsistent and controversial. According to the report of the Academy Royal Colleges in London, abortion increases the risk of several problems of a woman. A woman suffers mental stress with an unwanted pregnancy. Scientists have conducted a number of researches and have addressed a number of complications to prevent clear conclusions associated with abortion on the mental health of women. A number Continue reading...

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The research paper investigates Non-rapid eye movement sleep arousal disorders, its symptoms, causes, historical overview, treatment, preventive measures, cultural and Biblical worldview. The target group described in the introduction and environmental factors in causes are the main topics of the paper which serve as a basis. The following abbreviations are applied in the work: NREM – Non-rapid eye movement, REM stages – rapid eye movement stages.
I. Introduction
Non-rapid eye movement sleep arousal disorder is included into parasomnias (category of sleep disorders) and is currently mostly observed in 10-30% of population, from which a great majority are children in the age Continue reading...

There are various nutritional complications that can occur in pregnancy. Some of the major nutritional complications include pica, preeclampsia, and gestational diabetes (Brown, 2015). Pregnant women experience these complications due to improper diet during pregnancy. These complications have effects on the baby during and after pregnancy. Nutrition is very important for the pregnant mothers because the embryo grows at a very fast rate. The deficiency of a nutrient can affect the development of the embryo and lead to birth defects. There are some nutrients that are very crucial for the development of the baby. Folic acid is very crucial Continue reading...

A SMART goal Mentoring for Nurses

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The SMART goal: I will improve my knowledge skills in initiating a mentorship program to promote self-direction, enhance communication, and increase my leadership knowledge within the workplace, by coordinating and working with manager, educator, and colleagues to develop a mentorship program in 6 months.
As a matter of fact, most new nurses find it so hard to adapt to the new job requirements in nursing practice. They end up performing very poorly and fail to meet their job expectations. Such poor performances are believed to have been contributed by several reasons (Chin, 2008). For instance, enormous volumes of Continue reading...

Deployments call for a highly stressful event that is shown in long periods of obligations that symbolizes a great stress (Kgosana & Van Dyk, 2011). These stressors may appear before, during or after the deployment. These effects may extend themselves even way beyond the deployment affair. These stressors bring with them great stress and emotional problems to the family. Ever since the beginning, a soldier’s deployment means having to deal with stressful novelty inside the military. These changes may include an increased number of training exercises, an increased number of tasks, planning events and equipment monitoring (Kgosana & Van Dyk, Continue reading...

“Personality” is a word which can be used both in everyday speech and in specialized psychological discourse. The word is so popular that we do not think twice what it really means. We use it to characterize people, their skills, and temper. We distinguish people according to personality types. Psychologists also pay great attention to characteristics of each personality type with a view of explaining either people’s behavior in different life situations or their reaction to certain events. Paying attention to different aspects of human personality study and, perhaps, pursuing different goals, researchers offer numerous and various classifications Continue reading...

The research study by Letvak et al (2013) conducted with the intent of analysing the age related variations in context to the working potential and quality of rendered services among nurses of various age groups. The transversal analysis of the study subjects executed for determining the scalability and surge of the nursing workforce under the influence of age progression and health challenges faced by the nursing professionals of North Carolina. The 1171 surveys matching with the inclusion parameters of the study revealed 47% response rate and included 26% of the older nurses among the responding population. The variables affecting Continue reading...

Qualitative studies can also be used to support evidence-based practice. Ethnographic and meta-synthesis studies, in particular, provide in-depth explanation and understanding of phenomena. The former entails observations of persons in their natural setting, while the latter involves consolidating the results of qualitative studies to develop a model or theory that explains the chosen phenomenon (Erwin, Brotherson & Summers, 2011). In mental health care, experiences of trauma such as domestic violence have a deep and long-lasting impact on the functioning of children. An understanding of these experiences through qualitative research informs better approaches to care.

Choosing the Articles

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According to what is “Development”, the definition of development has caused a lot of controversy among the intellectuals. These disputes are majorly as a result of various issues to be considered. For example for a development in a given country to be realized, there are various factors that are to be considered. These factors vary from one country to another. Some of the countries that rely on agriculture need to improve on the method employed in the production to improve the economy, other countries depend on tourism as the main source of income. These countries have to invest in Continue reading...

Introduction

A successful career is one of the greatest landmarks of a life well lived. The word career refers to the sequence and nature of activities that a person participates in during their lifetime that make up their job profile. A career is not a onetime stint but a lifelong outline of the professional engagements in one’s life, whether paid or otherwise. A career comprises of life roles, leisure activities, education and jobs. Elaborate career development charts the way to a successful career. Career development is the process of organization and management of the elements that make up a Continue reading...

When I was growing up, buying a new dress meant my mother would escort us on a trip to a local retail clothing store downtown like Sears. Planning a family or romantic vacation getaway back then, was as simple as jumping into your car and taking ‘The Road Trip’ to grandma’s – unless you could afford the thrill of an airplane flight. But the times have radically transformed since grandmother’s day, and just as the digital realities of the speedy-paced Internet marketing activities have made business more complex and competitive, so has the world of merchandise marketing. In Continue reading...

Introduction

The American society from the nineteenth century offers a good example of how bondage, oppression and capitalism shaped and redefined the lives of black Americans. There is no shortage of accounts of how blacks were enslaved and how African American women operated in the slave society. These women were seen as laborers, concubines, and breeders, and motherhood offered a distinctive position for the black women (Littlefield).
The majority of the related to Women and Slavery in America come from the nineteenth century, and these documents reveal as to how slavery affected the daily lives of African American women. Slavery Continue reading...

Female ejaculation

Female ejaculation refers to the process by which some small quantities of a whitish fluid are produced by the female prostrate during or after orgasm. This fluid is called female ejaculate (Gilliland 128). During orgasm, some fluids other than women ejaculate are sometimes produced making it unclear to distinguish between ejaculate and the fluids. Female ejaculate may consist of the different type of physiological responses or urinary incontinence. The fluid produced may contain several other fluids whose characteristics are different (Pastor 1684).
The composition of female ejaculate has not been established. However, some researchers have claimed that the chemical Continue reading...

Introduction

The increase in population in both developing and developed countries poses a challenge to the government and the private sector to plan and formulate strategies that would be used to shape the future and nature of human resource. Scholars have observed that past trends and future trends in human resource differ because of the dynamic of the market, population increase, globalization, technological advancement (Society of Human Resources Management, 2015). A brief status of the healthcare sector currently is that it needs to increase the number of workers, keep up with technological advancement, attend to the needs of workers, and Continue reading...

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The beginning of the 21st century has been the most remarkable times in the history of human life with respect to life expectancy. Most people on a planetary scale are living longer than was previously envisaged. More than 36 million people in the US are above the age of 60, and the same is replicated across a number of European countries. Longer life is dependent on a number of factors such as better living conditions, improved health standards and proper medical care. Individuals who are 40 years old can prepare to age well if they understand certain issues that Continue reading...

Introduction

Leadership is important in every situation however when it comes to policing leadership skills are required. Having the ability to successfully lead is necessary because this skill can be the determining factor in a police department’s ability to succeed internally and externally. Leadership skills can be found throughout the police department from the police officers who are setting an example for the community to the supervisor or chief of the department that is in charge of all of the officers below him or her. To understand what it takes to possess the correct leadership qualities it is important Continue reading...

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Human sexuality is a complex subject for the scientific approaches because of its diverse behavior. There are a number of aesthetic factors associated with the choice an infidel makes about his passionate physical bond with another one. Even though people have irresistible passion for sexually oriented activities, the religious teachings and normative cultural definitions restrict them even from discussing sexuality. Traditional barriers of most communities control the sexuality of individuals by forcing upon them a belief that talking sex is a taboo. However, sexuality is like a fire inside the soul of every healthy individual which Continue reading...

Pressure begins early to select the “right” major. Advice is offered from a wide variety of sources. The goal in selecting a major is to succeed. Parents want their children to select careers which will provide financial security. Every parent would love to have a doctor in the family. Unfortunately, medical school is not ideal for every student. While many people are always aware of what they want to do for the rest of their lives, many others are just not sure. Selecting a major presents a real challenge. Selecting a major is an important decision. It has the Continue reading...

An Aspect of Administration in Childhood Settings

Almost each couple on the Earth dreams to have a child or even children. Unfortunately, most of them do not even suspect how hard is to treat a kid. Of course, maternity instinct helps a lot, but this is just on the earliest stages. But what young parents have to do then?
Early childhood is a stage or span between birth and adolescents; it includes infants, toddlerhood, and preschoolers. During this period parents experience several challenges that require attention, especially while looking after them (Ikegami & Seyram, 2014). The history of childhood comes from the biology and culture of their Continue reading...

Introduction

Charlotte Perkins Gilman’s The Yellow Wallpaper is a classic feminist literary piece of work that tells a story about a woman in the first person point of view who is anguishing from a fleeting nervous depression and a minor hysterical inclination. It is a short story representing women’s health, focusing on the mental illness and disorder caused by the issues they experience because of the society’s connotation of womanhood (Gilbert). Charlotte Perkins Gilman’s purpose in writing The Yellow Wallpaper is to symbolize the subjugation of women in society, which is often dominated by men. The Continue reading...