Essays on Roberson

The costs of white-collar crimes are difficult to quantify because the costs incurred are higher than those of conventional crimes (DiMarino & Roberson, 2013). The types of cost attributed to white-collar crimes are as follows. 1. Direct Cost is an economic loss/measurable loss. It is also termed as the victim’s loss that is measurable. For example, market value, financial loss, and replacement cost, etc. (Fredrichs, 2010). 2. Indirect Cost is the type of cost that is occurred in response to the white-collar crime. It is difficult to measure because it has a non-economic impact. For example, the increase in ...

According to Kaakinen, Coehlo, Steele, Tabacco and Hanson (2014), family dynamics refer to the patterns of interactions or relations between family members. Kaakinen et al. (2014) revealed that each family system often has unique dynamics. Nonetheless, this aspect usually affects the manner in which the members of a particular family views medical care. Such a claim has been confirmed across different media. A good example is The Fighter. Produced in 2010 by David O. Russell, the movie follows the lives of two characters; a professional boxer called Micky Ward and his elder half-brother. It is right to inform that ...

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Introduction 4 The Workforce as a Competitive Advantage 5 How to Value and Retain Employees 7 Proper Recruitment Strategies 7 Staff Socialization 8 Training and Development of Staff 8 Compensation and Rewards 9

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Executive Summary All the resources of an institution are crucial in the development and achievement of the objectives of a given business entity. It is essential for the management of an institution to properly manage the resources. However, the human capital is regarded as the most vital resource of an institution. Its skills, competencies, knowledge, and innovativeness, are essential in the growth of human resource management. ...

Final Reflective Portfolio

This paper is a reflection of the skills I have gained in this class. It focuses on four texts and analyses them as indicators of my development as a reader and creator of literary and cultural texts. Three of the analyzed texts were created for this class while the fourth was written for a math class.

Part 1: Texts

The Ultimate Book of Martial Arts Fay Goodman's book entitled The Ultimate Book of Martial Arts is already an entertaining read by itself. However, different parts of the book contain paratextual elements that give it a new meaning and make it a more ...

Heath care ethics and law are disciplines with overlapping concepts. However, each discipline has an independent parameter and distinct focus. Clinical ethics is defined as a methodology for considering the moral inferences of medical technologies, treatments, and policies with extraordinary to determine what must be done or avoided in the delivery of health care (Corning, 2009). Thus, each profession has adopted a code of ethics to regulate the conduct of its members. A code of ethics set up by a profession body, upholds a particular image in public (Mahar, 2013). On the other hand, the law is defined as ...

For most people, it is difficult to believe that a woman would rape a man. Contrary to most people’s beliefs most men fall victim to incidences of rape by women. Rape occurs when is made to engage in sexual activity unwillingly or without consent (Masho and Anderson 99). A man can fall victim to rape if he is; impaired by alcohol or drugs, physically limited or handicapped, below the age of consent which in most states is between 16 to 18 years of age and coerced or physically forced by a woman. According to the Bureau of Justice ...

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The movie Scottsboro: An American Tragedy, directed by Daniel Anker and Barak Goodman, was a documentary film based on a true story of the wrongful conviction of nine black boys (the Scottsboro Boys) for the rape of two women on a train. Directed by Daniel Anker, Barak Goodman, the movie follows the narrative that began on March 25, 1931 on a train that had set out from Chattanooga, Tennessee, with both African Americans as well as white homeless people who were travelling in search of work. The paper will explore the societal, political and economic environment at the time ...