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Society & Lifestyle > Cultural Relations Culture shock discussed: 1 of 12
Many people find themselves in a situation where they come across cultural ideas and beliefs that are different from their own. Across the United States, cultures can vary from one locale to another. Some of us are lucky enough to experience the culture differences of other countries. I have been very fortunate to experience ... More..
Business > General Management What is the impact of new technology in the workplace: 1 of 9
New technology has been injected into the workplace at an exponentially increasing rate over the last few decades. Many companies see new technology as the means to increase profit margins and to remain competitive in a rapidly evolving marketplace. This paper will discuss some of those new technologies and their impact on th... More..
Health & Fitness > Pediatrics Reactive attachment disorder in children: 1 of 4
Secure attachment to caregivers is an essential ingredient to a child's development. Attachment disorders are of serious concern when considering the development of adopted children. Studies have shown that 38% of children under four who entered foster care due to abuse or neglect have shown signs of attachment disorders (Bor... More..
Health & Fitness > Nicotine Dependence The hazards of smoking: 5 of 15
Every year more than 400,000 deaths in the United States are attributed to cigarette smoke. With more than 4,000 chemical substances, there is a plethora of ways cigarette smoke can poison a person. And it's not just smokers who are at risk, some studies have shown that people who inhale second hand smoke may be even more at ... More..
Sciences > Sociology Functional and Conflict Theory: A point of view: 1 of 3
John F. Kennedy once said, "Our progress as a nation can be no swifter than our progress in education." Indeed, education is the cornerstone of any modern society. It is the vehicle we use to pass along our knowledge and culture to future generations. To better understand our system of education, it is best to examine it from... More..
Religion & Spirituality > Religion & Spirituality (Other) Should the Bible continue to be used for swearing-in ceremonies and in courtrooms?: 85 of 254
Ideally, the proceedings of a court of law should resemble the scientific process. The jury should be presented with all of the facts available with a minimal amount of emotional influence. The reality is that emotion is often a significant factor in the course of a trial. However, steps can be taken to reduce the amount of e... More..
Jobs & Careers > Employers Diversity in the workplace: Its meaning: 11 of 32
"More than half the U.S. work force now consists of minorities, immigrants, and women" (Thomas 2001). That the American workplace is becoming more diverse is undeniable, but how are businesses approaching the issues concerning a diverse workforce. First, I would like to discuss two stimuli that effect organizational approache... More..
Sciences > Physiology The digestion process: 3 of 6
Have you ever wondered what your food goes through as it passes though your body? Everything you ingest goes through a pretty complex process in order for the nutrients to be absorbed into your bloodstream. Today, we'll look at the path of a meal consisting of steak, potatoes, and sour cream as it passes from ingestion to you... More..
Society & Lifestyle > African & Middle Eastern Culture Foraging cultures in Africa: 1 of 2
Foraging as a subsistence method was the primary way of life for most of human history. It is only relatively recently in the time-line of the human race that horticulture, agriculture, pastoralism, and finally industrialism became the primary means of survival. Foragers, or hunter-gatherers, are rare in today's world, but th... More..
Sciences > Social Science (Other) Psychological, sociological and cultural perspectives of childhood and poverty: 1 of 2
This paper is about will explore the psychological, sociological, and cultural perspectives of childhood poverty in the United States. Why focus on children rather than the poor people as a whole? Children raised in poverty generally fare worse than those from higher-income families on measurements of health, emotional well-b... More..