Essays on Lahey

There are three pertinent theorists throughout history that have come to shape our cultures and lives in a myriad of ways. The first theorist would be Erik Erikson, who constructed a theory in 1959 based on eight psychosocial stages of development. These stages encompassed “trust, autonomy, initiative, industry, identity, intimacy, generativity, and ego integrity” (McLeod 1). In relation to adulthood, his theory’s description of love, care, and wisdom best exemplify that level of maturity. Based upon his theory of these stages, effective completion of the individual states can conclude in a person developing a strong and healthy personality ...

Change management is always a difficult issue, and the makeup of people in an organization—and that organization’s general culture—plays a very significant role in the way that change is handled as a whole. Most researchers suggest that there is a top-down approach that is necessary for appropriate integration of new ideas into institutional culture; change can occur and be accepted only if leadership begins the change process. In this particular discussion, we will discuss the use of the Change Management Simulation and the successes and failures during the duration of the simulation. In addition, assessments will ...

It is a world-leading provider when it comes to cargo services. Swiss port does handle cargo from over 100 airports in the whole world. The organization itself is set up in a way that it can manage both operational and sales services. This is done through their Customer Relationship Management (CRM) which is all designed and built to ensure that the customers get satisfied with their services. Swissport is doing its very best to intertwine its services with very emerging technologies to ensure their clients are pleased with their high-end quality of services. Moreover, the rolling out of new ...

Criminal behavior

Psychopathy or sociopathy as it is called at times, is a type of personality disorder, clinically regarded as ‘Antisocial Personality Disorder’ (APD). Although a big percentage of incarcerated convicts may be described as suffering from APD, only about one-fourth of them could be diagnosed for psychopathy. Also only a small percentage of these psychopaths are violent offenders. Exhibition of superficial charm and persistent lying are the two common traits of psychopaths. The emotional deficit of psychopaths limits them to experience only a narrow range of emotions. Psychopaths are very skilled in projecting themselves in good light and can beat psychological tests. Adult ...