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Introduction

Experimental aka true experiments and quasi-experimental law are considered the two types of research design which have one thing in common and that is to research what causes certain occurrences to process the difference in outcomes .They do this by making slight changes in some of the products of research to measure the difference in outcome e.g. putting two tablespoons of peroxide in baking soda vs. three tablespoons etc. to see if there is a different reaction. In a true experiment all of the variables that could change the outcome of the experiment are always monitored and maintained. It’ Continue reading...

The Bengali movie Ashani Sanket directed by Satyajit Ray highlighted the plight of Bengal during the British rule. The setting of the film is 1943 – 1944 when the man-made famine struck this land. This famine was manmade mainly because of the curtailment of civilian food supply by the British government during the Second World War. This leads to the increase in rice prices as greedy merchants’ horde grain or sell them in sky-high prices that the villagers cannot afford to purchase. The director displays the manner in which individuals were deprived of one of the basic amenity – food by Continue reading...

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Misleading dental advertisements are one of the most rampant ethical issues in the dentistry practice. Misleading advertisements offer the wrong information to consumers with the aim of coercing them to buy products and services offered by the dental professionals. This is an unethical practice and the dentists involved undermine the integrity of the dental profession. This paper looks at ethical issues in dentistry. It gives special emphasis to misleading dental advertisements as an ethical issue. The paper also looks at the legal definition of misleading advertisements and dissects the legal frameworks and the regulatory bodies put in place to Continue reading...

Phobias and addictions are two poignant complexities that are real in our society, and they are affecting the people’s behaviors in the society. The crippling behaviors related to phobia and addictions engulf people in the society and prevent them from living a normal and productive life. Phobias are constant extreme illogical fears of situations or things by an individual. On the other hand, addiction is the dependence on something either an activity or substance. Nonetheless, individuals are not born with addictions and phobias, they are learned or acquired in certain ways (Kowalski and Westen, 2011). The learning of Continue reading...

The Pyramids at Giza: How Were They Constructed?

The mystery of the Great Pyramids have baffled historians for many years, and still to this day there is not one absolute conclusive theory on how the ancient Egyptians managed to build these amazing structures. The facts regarding the Great Pyramids at Giza are staggering. Built nearly 4000 years ago and towering nearly 480 feet high, the pyramids were all constructed with stone block. Approximately 2.3 million blocks of stone were used, weighing around 6.5 million tons (History.com, 2009). All of this was done without modern machinery, and would have been done by hand. This is extremely hard to Continue reading...

Throughout my many years in school, various teachers have asked me to write essays supporting an argument, either an argument assigned to me or one of my choosing. It is not an uncommon assignment to have at least once during one’s educational career. My assignments have ranged from simplistic subjects, such as why one product is better than another, to more complex subjects, such as arguing the existence of a higher power. My longest, most complicated, and detailed argument essay was the one about the existence of a higher power.
Argument essays require students to think long and Continue reading...

Introduction

Personal values on nature can vary immensely from person to person. For the purpose of this assignment three individuals were interviewed. One female aged 19, one female aged 28, and one male aged 62 all living in the same region of the United States, a place that experiences four seasons a year. The following provides an outline of each interview, a summarization of the similarities and differences between each interview, and theories behind the reasons for the similarities and differences.

Interviews

The first interviewee is a nineteen-year old female college student. Overall, she really enjoys nature, however due to time Continue reading...

(Professor/Instructor)

In 2002, Brazil-one of the major exporters of cotton to the global market-challenged particular policies of the United States cotton agenda. Two years later, a conflict resolution body of the World Trade Organization (WTO) ruled that the assailed provisions of the US cotton program regarding “support payments” and assurances, inclusive of payments to cotton manufacturers within the “marketing loan and counter-cyclical” programs as well as the “export credit guarantees of the GSM-102 agenda, were found to be incompatible with agreements committed to under the ambit of the WTO (Schnepf 1).
Cotton represents 0.2 percent of Brazil’s GDP; Continue reading...

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Business and American Gangs

Management and Leadership
I must say that I greatly agree with the statement: "People can be an excellent manager even if they are not good leaders. But people cannot be excellent leaders without becoming good managers" (Chapman & O'Neil, 2000). According to an article from the World Health Organization, the goal of good management is to provide quality services to people in an equitable, efficient, sustainable, and appropriate way. Most certainly, this can only be achieved if all facets of the delivery such as the finances, human resources, and hardware are in the perfect place at the time of Continue reading...

The triple bottom concept was coined in 1994 by John Elkington. He saw that there was more to making profits and giving back to the community by using the bottom lines. It was also a part of the corporate social responsibility where a firm in as much it would like to make profits; it should give back to the society and protect the environment. John came up with the three basic Ps which according to him from the bottom line for success. They are people, profit, and planet. This concept was incorporated by many business people. One of the Continue reading...