Lethem in the essay proves to be a sort of superhero to me particularly once he wades within the mess surrounding “postmodernism” (Lethem 5).  This phrase caught my attention while reading the essay.   Postmodernism is a phrase usually utilized as pointer finger towards a vast number of factors, which could be viewed as intimidating to canonical customs. Postmodernism fosters and encourages destroying the high and […]

The Declaration of Independence was authored by Thomas Jefferson with the assistance of a congress appointed committee. At the time it was written, Jefferson had included a charge against King George III that accused him of slavery. The congress had however purged this charge form the document on two grounds. First, some of the delegates felt that slavery did not violate the rights of humanity. […]

Participative theories Participative leadership theories requires the involvement of every person in the decision making process, thus, both employees and managers contribute in decision-making. This is as opposed to the authoritative approaches where decisions are made by the management an imposed on the staffs (Alden 20). This is a democratic form of leadership style where involvement is highly prioritized. This theory highly applies to operations […]

Question 1 The purpose of descriptive statistics is to describe and summarize data such that patterns are easier to identify. They ma, however, not be used to make about the data itself or about a hypothesis that may have been developed. Descriptive statistics are very important especially for a large amount of data as they make it easier for us to define the entire population. […]

During the behavior therapy, as a homework assignment the therapist required Stan to speak to his professor regarding problems or issues he faces in class. Dr. Corey never indicates any disappointment because Stan chickened out but rather he asked Stan questions regarding the reasons why he never made it through. I find interesting the way he made it seem that by Stan talking about the […]

There has been a heated debate on whether the role of the modern day marketer is to identify available market gaps and satisfy them or they are out to create new needs they can profitably satisfy. The concern has been on the ethics regarding creating goods that are not required by consumers and then striving to ensure that certain segments see the need to acquire […]

The feminist theory application on Stan’s case is not okay. It does not fit to the situations that Stan is encountering. For instance, Stan is experiencing reduced rates of self-esteem and has been seeing himself as being less of a man. He keeps complaining that his father does not award him the attention that he requires. Stan is an individual who requires more attention and […]

Family is the unit that makes an individual’s personality. The ways in which we are raised depends wholly on the teachings and conducts we are taught in the family units. The self-confidence, responsibilities, discipline along with many other elements possess a very strong bond with the family unit.  Most of the psychological, behavioral and emotional problems that individual’s experiences and that require therapeutic sessions originate […]

Both Coca-Cola and PepsiCo are large and highly profitable organizations worldwide. Whereas Coca-Cola are the most known brand worldwide, PepsiCo has a more diversified product range and is renowned for its great brand re-organization strategy. Coca-Cola has shown a more stable and slightly higher profit margin while PepsiCo has registered a higher growth rate. Since 2009, the International Accounting Standards Board has made a variety […]

The significance of financial weaknesses along with linkages within the three crises is described as using the assumptions that they share several financial related elements. The elements include a common creditor, common shocks, trade linkages and financial linkages. To start with, once nations share a common creditor; when one country experiences a financial crisis it may result to monetary market pressures in the other nations. […]