Essays on Misunderstood

Marketing is a process that facilitates goods and services to be transported from where they are produced to where they are consumed. On the same note, marketing involves creating awareness of the product or service, increasing the likeness towards them, and creating a desire for people to purchase them. Therefore, marketing involves the use of the 4p’s of marketing to ensure that goods and services reach the consumers from where they are produced (Jobber & Ellis-Chadwick, 2012).

The 4p’s are as follows;

Product Price Place Promotion However, many people across the globe misunderstand marketing with other functional areas of business, and this discussion will ...

Depression among Young Individuals: Qualitative Data Analysis

Research Aim The current research aims at exploring the outcomes of depression among individuals. While this condition is well-known for a broad range of specialists and the public, it is very often misunderstood, misinterpreted, and individuals suffering from depression may be neglected due to the dissemination of this problem. At the same time, it is a well-known fact that the outcomes of depression can be severe. Numerous studies reported that depression may lead to minor issues, like low mood and irritability; yet, the untreated condition can cause sleep deprivation, heart attacks, social anxiety, and even suicide (Chase et al., ...

Are Pit Bulls A Threat or Family Friendly

Dogs are often times called man’s best friends as they tend to get along well with humans. They can be very gently and friendly as well as loving and caring. Other times the same species can attack, create mishaps and reek havoc in a person’s life. Pit Bulls are descendants of the Bull dog or Bull Terrier. Over a hundred years ago they were known to work on farms and help with herding bulls but they still had a gentleness about them. They were later on used in the homes to comfort children as they are known ...

Impact on Relationships

The advent of social networking has introduced a new dynamic to how people relate to one another in society. Where once only a broad circle of individuals might be known to a single person, now through social networking a single user can be connected to dozens if not hundreds of other people in a matter of minutes. From Facebook to Twitter to LinkedIn and several others, social networking has managed to connect the world in a way it has never known before. For all this however there is a very real and noticeable disconnect between individuals in terms of ...

Final Take Home Paper

3. The Importance of Artifacts on Establishing Social Business Practices within Organizations There are various artifacts that contribute to the overall design and success of a business. The first artifact refers to the mainstream business needs, goals, and objectives, which impacts in communicating business drivers in its social business strategies. The second artifact refers to social tools, infrastructure and various standards, and it helps in the identification of a key technical element that shall be invoked in solving various social issues to a business. The third artifact refers to security and identifies issues which help in the enumeration of ...

Introduction

As very well stated by Jeff Wilson (2014) in his book Mindful America, “How Buddhism moves into new cultures and becomes domesticated: in each case, members of the new culture take from Buddhism what they believe will relieve their culture-specific distresses and concerns, in the process spawning new Buddhism (sometimes, crypto-Buddhism) that better fit their needs” (Wilson, 2014, p. 3). Mindfulness in its true form is practicing and taming the mind to learn to live in the present without thinking about past or present while observing from a distance our own self and our thoughts which continue to flow ...

Introduction

The concept of globalization, in a real sense, is the product of modern age though the existence of its weaker forms can be traced in the sixteenth century, which refers to the process through which different organizations and corporations build influence of international scope (Beck, 2010). Globalization has extensively influenced today’ business scenario, and it has certainly changed the role of Human Resource Management (HRM) and how important the role of human resource management has become in managing the organization (Perkins, 2003). A better idea of this situation can be gathered from the fact that the success of large ...

This March, the whole world celebrated the 161th anniversary of the birth of Vincent Van Gogh's, whose paintings are now included in the list of the fifteen most famous and expensive artworks in the world. The paradox is that it was the artist's lifelong dream to sell at least one of them to get the money and pay off his countless debts. When a healthy boy was born on the 30th March, 1853 to the ...

Thesis

This paper seeks to establish the nature and definition of Tinea Versicolor. In essence, it will offer an overview of its causes and symptoms to establish a profound understanding of this condition.

Introduction

As the title of this condition denotes: Tinea Versicolor designates a fungal infection on the surface of the skin (Tinea) that discolours the skin (versicolor) (American Academy of Dermatology, 2014). Many facts regarding this condition do exist; firstly, this condition is essentially cultivated by fungus normally found on the normal skin of a human being (Mayo Clinic, 2014). Though the connection between this condition and the genetic components in a human’ ...

Everybody has variety of goals to accomplish his/her dream in life. So, when I was in high school, I began to set my goals that I want to be achieved in the future. One of my very important goals is learning English language. I faced some difficulties with learning English language and I struggled with achieving this goal, but in the end, it was more than worth it.

In Saudi Arabia, while I was studying for my Bachelor’s degree of Art in Islamic Studies, it was obligatory for us to learn English language as a required subject for four ...

The epic poem Beowulf is one of the earliest long-form stories known to man, and it suitably deals with the themes of good versus evil in a very straightforward way. Heroes are virtuous, villains are villainous, and characters are less real people than they are forces of nature. The allure of good is even illustrated through the narrator's treatment of Hrothgar, the king of the Danes: "In the end each clan on the outlying coasts beyond the whale-road had to yield to him and began to pay tribute. That was one good king" (pg. 1). At the same time, these ...

Introduction

Communication is the process by which information is conveyed or transferred from a source to a recipient. The process usually involves conveying useful information between two parties (Berlo, 1960). Each of the communicating parties must have a way to understand the information. In communication, there is a medium by which the information is sent or encoded so as to ensure that both parties are conversant with the information exchange mode. In short, communication usually requires a common language for it to be effective. This means that a difference in language (language barrier) can cause a serious problem in communication (Berlo, 1960).

Culture can be generally defined ...

Introduction

The topic of the research is how healthcare professionals communicate with people who struggle from depression and anxiety to overcome their communication barriers. Communication is the integral factor that binds together society. Where two or more animals are in the same environment, they have to find a way of communicating to ensure their survival. Most animals have primitive modes of communication that are just enough to ensure that the animals are able to survive in their environment. Human beings are more developed and have more advanced modes of communication, such as language. Although communication is not entirely for survival, ...

The case study on Salt Lake City, the Olympics, and Bribery manifested a complex scenario, which demands a critical valuation. The case involved the perceived default by professional heads of the Salt Lake City Olympic Committee (SLCOC) and members from the International Olympic Committee (IOC), who have the full understanding of the ethical and legal stipulations of their work. The analysis of the case requires exclusive consideration of all facets ranging from the activities, circumstances that led to the occurrences, the individuals involved and the required rules as well as the regulations governing the corporates. Therefore, the analysis would employ the ...

A discussion with reference to Gordon Gekko’s “Greed Is Good” speech from the 1987 hollywood flick-Wall Street

The oft misquoted, misunderstood and misjudged “GreedIs Good” speech by Gordon Gekko, played by Michael Douglas in the 1987 hollywood movie, Wall Street, produced a gargantuan stir in “that malfunctioning corporation called the USA.” The speech came in at a time when America was traversing a road of sweeping socio-economic changes, trade scandals and prosecutions were daily scoops for news and the real world stock market suffered a setback. As such it was impossible to ignore the repercussions of the powerfully-writ dialogue stuffed into the mouth of Gekko (with its obvious pun), the half-brother of a Machiavelli perhaps. The aim of this essay is ...

The world today is rapidly changing and coming together, thanks in part to globalization and the power of the internet. Communication by all means is cultural. It has the ability to draw on the many ways in which we learn to speak and give nonverbal messages. Communication between people doesn’t all happen the same as it varies from day to day, affected by individual personality, context, and the interactions of different individuals moods with the impact of cultural influence. Communication is an interactive process in which social influences are internalized to influence individuals’ choices, and effect relationship with ...

Insecurity and Safeguarding Ideal: The Catcher in the Rye

“The Catcher in the Rye”, this inspirational literary work, Jerome David Salinger’s masterpiece, marked the adolescence of many and it continues to fascinate teenagers and adults alike. The adventures of Holden Caulfield, which describe several days in his life, seem to reveal an autobiographic experience, as it vividly describes thoughts, feelings and sensations that could only be felt, not imagined. Salinger’s novel seems a story told to a friend in the dorm, in a sleepless night while secretly sharing cigars, although the smoking is denied within the boys’ dormitory. “Catcher in the Rye” is an expression of the original teenagers, ...

Islamic Site Visit Review

Islamic Site Visit Review

Introduction

Islam is the second-largest religion, with approximately 1.6 billion followers and the fastest growing religion in the world. Islam is a monotheistic religion established in the 7th Century in the Middle East. The name Islam is a literal translation of ‘submission’ or ‘surrender’. The religion originated from the teachings of the holy Prophet Muhammad. The holy text in Islam is the Qur’an, believed to be the direct words of God revealed to Prophet Muhammad. Under Islam exists two denominations, Sunni, the majority, and Shia. Islam is a widespread religion, with its presence felt in every part of ...

Albert Mehrabian’s Communication Model

Albert Mehrabian’s Communication Model 1 Albert Mehrabian’s Communication Model The model of communication that is theorized by Albert Mehrabian is that communication has three components: words; tone of voice and body language. He concluded that 7% of any communicated message is conveyed through words, 38% is conveyed through tone of voice and the remaining 55% is body language (Lee 2006). There has been much controversy surrounding his theory. This formula is based on the findings he and a partner conducted in two separate experiments in 1967. Mehrabian’s theory is often referred to and quoted ...

The American Pit Bull Terrier, more commonly known as pit bull, has been portrayed in various media as a “vanguard for canine evil” and a “predator of the defenseless” over the past 15 years (Cohen & Richardson, 2002). All the negative publicity the pit bull has been receiving has affected political policies on pit bull ownership. According to Cohen & Richardson (2002), 75 communities in the United States prohibit ownership of pit bulls. They are also the most common breed of dogs in animal shelters across the U.S. (Tullis, 2013). Why is the pit bull being singled out as the most aggressive breed ...

Workplace Conflicts

Introduction Conflict happens in every organization, which indicates a lively exchange of creativity and ideas. However, conflict at work can result in dissatisfaction of employees, weak customer service, decreased productivity, increased turnover of employees and absenteeism, increased stress in work, or in worse cases, legal action on allegation of harassment or an unfriendly work environment. In this essay, we will learn about the effective ways of teaching cultural diversity to employees. We will also be able to understand the errors that companies get in practicing diversity training to their employees. Employees in an organization may come from different ...

SOCIAL ISSUE Is the Inequality prevalence a contributing factor to poverty?

SOURCES Clemens, Jason and Niels Veldhuis, ‘Inequality is fundamentally misunderstood’, Fraser Institute, Nov. 2012 Pp. 1-56 Mackenzie, Hugh, ‘Why the 99 percent still Matter’, Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives, Jan. 2013. Pp. 2-36 OPPOSING VIEWS: YES Mackenzie says; “Those at the top of the scale lead healthier lives. When they need health care, they capitalize on connections. They enjoy the resources to go elsewhere to get to the head of the line. They even live longer; a case that is contradicting what the other 99 percent go through. ” NO Clemens Jason and Neils Veldhuis say; ...

Abstract

The scientific research deals with the problem of school gangs. The first section of the paper gives insight into the state of affairs in the American school system and the criminogenic nature of educational establishments, with statistics provided reflecting major social trends. The second section considers the rationales behind schoolchildren’s gang affiliation. The third part of the project provides the analysis of preventive measures and their implications. The opinions of prominent philosophy doctors and journalists constitute the backbone of the research paper. Keywords: school, gang, affiliation, students, rationale, measures Besides giving profound knowledge of multiple subjects, ...

Question: one

Following the time when the Dawn of Man, people have pondered, occasionally even longed for, the devastation of life on Earth. One could make a counter-contention that the film denounces bigotry and accuses man of nuking humankind into eradication. The contention would proceed with and call attention to that the encounters African-Americans have with bigotry in White supremacist hetero-patriarchy is being exemplified in Hesston’s character. That is, despite the fact that Hesston is a White man encompassed by ‘other’ greater part, the part inversion is intended to show White individuals the feelings of being subjugated and victimized. As numerous ...

Science fiction and horror often use fantastical ideas to mirror real human anxieties and situations – this is often personified in the form of the ‘monster,’ a representation of the Other or abnormal in society. This Other can take many forms over the course of human history, and as such monsters in fiction mean different things based on their contexts. Two major works in science fiction in particular – Mary Shelley’s Gothic novel Frankenstein and Ridley Scott’s cyberpunk thriller film Blade Runner – tackle the idea of the ‘monster’ as embodiments of cultural anxieties about the Other. In this essay, Frankenstein’ ...

Growing up as a Christian, I never got to learn about the culture and religions in other countries and this course made me aware about the origins of another popular and mass-followed religion Islam. Learning about Islam opened my eyes to a new world and made me aware of the teachings which Islam is based on is totally different from what is displayed in Media in The United States. Learning that Religion of Islam is monotheistic, developed in the 7th century C.E. in Middle East. Islam means “submission” or “surrender” and was founded on the basis of Prophet Muhammad’s teachings, ...

FIGURATIVE vs. LITERAL LANGUAGE.

Introduction.

Literal language means using a word in its specific, concise, original, and direct meaning. For instance, using a phrase ‘she is literally five inches tall’ implies that the actual height of the subject is five inches. Figurative language uses analogous, descriptive, and metaphorical sense of words (Glucksberg and MacGlone, 2001). It means ‘as or by a figure of speech’; For instance, saying ‘dead from work’ has a metaphorical meaning of being extremely tired of work. Figurative language does not only provide facts about an idea, but also encourages the use of imaginations. Some of the most commonly used figurative ...

My Last Duchess by Robert Browning is a poem where the Duke of Ferrara narrates about his last wife to an envoy. Through the narration, the readers get to know about the duke and his last duchess. The poem, which appears to be a dramatic monologue, gives an insight into the duke’s nature. The paper will closely analyze the duke’s character and how he justifies the killing of his wife. The paper will show that the murder of the duchess only highlights the most defining characteristic of the duke, which is his excessive demand for control. The poem ...

CHAPTER ONE

1.0 Introduction This chapter provides the background to the study. It details the problem statement, research objectives and research questions. 1.1: Background of the Study As businesses grow out of the start-up period and expand their capital and operation, size and product or service offerings, their accounting based informational needs some changes (Bodnar, 2010). Most small business start-ups begin with an off-the-rack accounting based package for instance Peachtree or QuickBooks and run the basic accounting reports from them. However, there comes a time when the environment, government, accounting rules and standard and other technological based factors force ...

According to the German philosopher Frederick Nietzsche ideas are as entities. They have the ability to transform themselves in unexpected ways as they are transmitted person to person, flowing and changing in the process. Nietzsche was a dedicated learner and had interest in a variety of pursuits from philosophy, poetry, music, literature. His philosophy also delved into many corners of study, from science, to religion, morality. His texts are written in sometimes-poetic aphorisms. His moustache was noteworthy. This essay endeavors to explore the development of Nietzche’s ideas and the important place in philosophy they still hold to this day. ...

Introduction

Females are often misunderstood both in real life and even in literature, this can be perceived from analyzing how the minor characters treat the main female characters in stories such as “The Story of an Hour” by Kate Chopin and “A Rose for Emily by William Faulkner. Reading the two stories create a notion that the society where the main female characters live in as well as the minor characters does not understand what the woman feel or think. The demonstrated treatment of the minor character towards the female characters suggests gender, sociological and psychological tendencies of neglect, death, abandonment ...

Chapter I

The stereotypes and micro-aggressions suffered by a Black woman in a toxic workplace leads to deleterious effects. The effects reported here include oppression, shame, and isolation. Internalizing these feelings of isolation systematically caused the body, mind, and spirit to suffer physiologically and psychologically. The overall strategy is termed disconnection; this concept is reinforced by the “power over” (Jordan, 2010) by a dominant group who wantonly exercise shame and isolation to discourage mutually empowerment relationships (Jordan, 2010, p. 105). This Black woman is me. The terms Black and African American are used interchangeably. It is my preference to identify with the Black ...

Chapter I

The stereotypes and micro-aggressions suffered by a Black woman in a toxic workplace leads to deleterious effects. The effects reported here include oppression, shame, and isolation. Internalizing these feelings of isolation systematically caused the body, mind, and spirit to suffer physiologically and psychologically. The overall strategy is termed disconnection; this concept is reinforced by the “power over” (Jordan, 2010) by a dominant group who wantonly exercise shame and isolation to discourage mutually empowerment relationships (Jordan, 2010, p. 105). This Black woman is me. The terms Black and African American are used interchangeably. It is my preference to identify with the Black ...

Introduction

Behind alcohol and tobacco, marijuana is considered as the third most popular recreational substance not only in the United States, but also in some parts of the world. The thing that differentiates marijuana from the other two is its legality. This paper will draw the four most important arguments about marijuana that justifies the reason for making it legal. The four areas of concern whether the government has the strong grounds to prohibit marijuana, health implications and benefits, economic value and social significance will be explored in order to make a strong stand to imply its legalization. In the past decades, marijuana ...

Crisis management plan

The Champions Company Champions Company is a multinational retail company based in New York. This company deals mainly in sale of electronic equipment. This company has four stores within New York and two of them outside the country in Italy and France.

Statement from Management to Employees on crisis management plan

A crisis plan is an elaboration of the necessary steps that should be taken to ensure that a certain crisis or negative outcome or impact does not affect the company or in case it occurs, the necessary steps to follow so as to ensure that the case is dealt with professionally.

Crisis Inventory and Results

In this plan, the first thing to ...

The book follows Dr. Victor Frankenstein, a reclusive mad scientist, who seeks to create new life by sewing together the limbs and remains of several other dead bodies and reanimate them. Victor's childhood was geared very closely toward the pursuit of science, while he befriended his adopted sister Elizabeth and studied science with his father. After attending university, he decides to finally reanimate a dead body with life, assembling a rough body consisting of mismatched parts of ugly organs and limbs, bringing it to life. However, Victor thinks his work ugly, and escapes the room where he reanimated him, leaving the monster ...

The 1931 rendition of Frankenstein is one of the most well-known and oft-repeated tales of man playing God, looking at the film from a queer perspective can reveal interesting perspectives about the era's treatment of those who are "different." The reaction of both Frankenstein and others to the 'monster' he creates is very telling of the response toward homosexuals that people experienced in 1930s Hollywood - the relative acceptance of homosexuality in LA at the time inspired a sympathetic tale of a gay man who is unfairly treated by a misunderstanding world. The monster is ostensibly created by a well-meaning parent figure, but is ...

Gender Fluidity is Sound

Gender Fluidity is Sound

Perhaps gender fluidity provides a mirror image of repeated violation on societal definitions on gender traits. As Linda Stein argued in her art exhibitions, the society is in a state of constant change concerning the ways of defining gender (Penn-Goetsch, 2010). For many years, human roles and behaviors have been defined based on gender lines, and this has been a great influence in determining human interactions and perceptions of being male or female. Gender fluidity makes it possible for individuals to convey flexible and wide ranges of behaviors and interests that may change from time to time regardless ...

Mary Shelley's novel Frankenstein was one of the most elegant and horrifying pieces of literature written in its time, and is still widely considered a horror classic. The book follows Dr. Victor Frankenstein, a reclusive mad scientist, who seeks to create new life by sewing together the limbs and remains of several other dead bodies and reanimate them. The book and its monster have been compared to many different things in a variety of subtexts, but one of the clearest readings of the book indicates that the monster represents the guilt and horror Mary Shelley felt about her many dead children. In ...

This study examines the individual personality differences in young adults’ shyness. For a long period, developmental psychologists have focused on shyness in children. Growing evidence of shyness in young adults, especially in college and university levels has prompted researchers to delve deeper into the development of shyness in young adults and how it can be avoided. Shyness in young adults could be genetically predisposed or could be as a result of environmental consequences. The best means of tackling shyness in young adults (in colleges and universities) require synergy between instructors and parents (guardians). Young adults who are shy have always been ...

Which Planet Are You From? Inside the Mind of Men and Women

“Men are from Mars, Women are from Venus.” Males and females have as much in common as night and day, ranging from their physical anatomy to their preferences in hobbies. With men and women both from the same species, how are such various differences possible? When comparing the biology of the two genders, they are similar in body systems, providing essential support and repair to their lives. For instance, a man’s respiratory system has the same function as that of a woman’s for air exchange. So if one’s physical anatomy has no effect in making distinctions from one ...

Summary of Articles about theory in Landscape Architecture

The author of the article ‘Building Dwelling Thinking’, Heidegger, was a German professor of philosophy who passed on in the year 1976. He was born in 1870 in Germany. His family was unable to finance his university education thus he opted to join a catholic seminary. He was later sent away from the seminary but managed to join university of Freiburg where he studied Theology. Later, he switched to philosophy and in 1914, completed his doctoral thesis on Psychologism. The thesis was influenced by Neo-Thomism and Neo-Kaintiasm. He lectured in many universities including University of Freiburg (1919-1923) and University of Marburg.

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Introduction

The article by Roberts, Sanders, and Wass on UK student’s perception of race, ethnicity, and culture will be used to analyze a present day analysis of Medical education on race. The article is a primary source that qualitatively researches year 2 medical student’s understanding on the concept of race, ethnicity, and culture. The trajectory of medicine in the modern day has been seen to part with social science, which has led to various health disparities in the society. Therefore, in solving the problem there is a need to understand the social perspective of stakeholders in the society. Analysis of race, ...

Administrative ethics: the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act

HIPAA the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, which was passed in 1996, was designed to provide federal government protection personally identifiable information, which is held by any of the organizations covered by the Act. Furthermore, the Act gives patients numerous rights in respect to their personal health information. Additionally, the Act is designed in such a way to allow the disclosure of personal information for such important purposes as patient care. However, the administration of the Act has posed a significant challenge to the healthcare providers. A majority of the healthcare providers has applied the Act overzealously; this has foiled ...

Introduction

The radical conception of power is the failure to keep normative and analytical questions which means that some scholars mistakenly confuse the critique and identification of power relations. In this paper, the argument is that the definition suggested by several authors does not meet their intention. The fundamental conception of power may be made to work within the terms originally expressed by the authors and they are forced to draw a challenging comparison between objective and objective an interest, which makes the identification of third dimensional power value burdened and irrational. At the same time places the analyst in the ...