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Phenomenology

This research design looks or tries to describe subjectively the occurrences of a certain event or experience in real life situation. This research design tries to analyze the sequence which led to the occurrence of the event to have a clear understanding of the phenomenon (Gray, 2013). Additionally, this research design depends mostly on individual perspectives and interpretation of the event. Thus, personal feelings, experience, perceptions, reactions are integral part of this research design. Hence, the aim of this research is to find out the effects of the event on the life of the individuals who witness the event Continue reading...

The idea of revolution has taken on different meanings throughout the course of history. In the centuries before the 1500s, revolution was merely a term used to refer to the astronomical cycle. This definition was used in a slightly different sense during the period of the English upheavals in 1640 until 1688, wherein it was meant to refer to fundamental political changes but still maintaned its original sense of cycling back to its previous state of affairs. However, during the French Revolution, the term revolution came to mean a fundamental and innovative change in the country’s social and Continue reading...

Introduction

Studies have suggested that the most significant idea used in distinguishing Renaissance from the middle Ages is humanism. Many textbooks and readings also claim that the humanist of Renaissance discovered the Latin and Greek classics; hence, leading to the rebirth or renaissance of the known classical world, which humanist philosophy emphasized the humanity dignity, and that humanists diverted the intellectual emphasis off the theology as well as logic to specifically human studies. As this program was being pursued, the arguments keeps going on, the humanist came up with the European Renaissance and created a pathway for the modern, secular Continue reading...

Recommendations for Evidence-Based Initiatives

Durlak et al.(2011) referred to studies that found less than half of the students felt they had social competencies and only 29% felt their school provided an encouraging learning environment. More than half the students in high school become disengaged from education. It seems connected to around 30% of students engage in high-risk behaviors. The conclusion is that schools have a responsibility to graduate students competent in education and social and emotional development, too.
The social and emotional learning (SEL) approach fosters a sense of support from family, school, and community. There is support for a step-by-step approach Continue reading...

Diversity is a broad and unsettled concept. Depending on context and enterprise organization, diversity could assume very different definitions. Interestingly, diversity has been adopted locally and globally against extremely differential understandings of what exactly constitutes diversity, let alone what strategies, policies and practices could be adopted for most optimum application and enterprise sustainment. Literature of for-profits, for example, has long focused on diversity as an inclusive measure of an increasingly expanding workforce, racially and geographically. Non-profits, conversely, show a radical departure in understanding diversity based primarily on human right advocacy and minority enfranchisement. Understandably, overlapping as well as conflicting Continue reading...

It is only a deep thinking philosopher like Thoreau, who could explain the true meaning of life to people in a single statement like the one under discussion. “A man is rich in proportion to the number of things which he can afford to let alone.” The true meaning of this quote is that people spend their entire life times searching for happiness and the riches to make their lives comfortable. However, in truth, the real riches lie in simplicity, for a simple man knows where the true wealth of a human being lies – it lies in spirituality, mental Continue reading...

The pharmaceutical industry is one of the most sensitive industries in the world. In most cases, research based pharmaceutical industry is the only source of information for its respective products. Any company that offers any pharmaceutical product is legally and ethically responsible for ensuring accurate and trustworthy information about each product, thus guarantying that the information is not intended for marketing but for the training of the potential users. Although all these ethical standards are explicitly mentioned in the IFPMA code practice, yet, the ethical responsibility for providing accurate information about the offered products to health care professionals still Continue reading...

Introduction

The term identity is used to describe the nature of a person, who they are in terms of gender, personality, language, nationality and behavior. The identity of a person sets them apart from other people and makes a person recognized as the person they are. For instance, the name of a person also contributes to their identity in addition to their physical attributes, culture and character. Self identity defines the way I perceive myself. The language used determines my self-perception in different circumstances. Self-perception is influenced by factors that make the person fell good or bad about themselves such Continue reading...

Introduction to Security: Chapter 8

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The security services of Britain acknowledged they can bypass the use of encryptions by hacking computers themselves. This is reflected in the speech of David Cameron, wherein he insists that “there was no safe space for terrorists or serious criminals which could not be monitored online by the security services” (Travis, 2015, p.1). This makes use of the “power of intelligence” services, which would gather the content of the computer, or heed phone calls and track the locations of the device users. It can also record conversations, snap pictures, or switch on the cameras and/or microphones within the Continue reading...

Every human being has thoughts and images that characterize everyday life. On other occasions, seemingly uncontrollable thoughts can lead to obsessions and for some individuals the intensity of the obsessions develops into an involuntary disorder (Hoffman, 2003). Obsessive compulsory disorder is an anxiety disorder commonly taken as a condition in some cases. It is characterised by unwanted repetitive thoughts and behaviours that occur involuntarily and causes the brain to stick onto a particular thought or urge, which are intrusive and lead to anxiety. Individuals with the condition often feel unable to resist the irrationality of obsessive thoughts and their Continue reading...