Citation:          Abouna, George M. (2003). Medical principal and practice. Ethical Issue in Organ Transplantation, 12(1), 54-74. DOI: 10.1159/000068158 What Strikes Me Most: Organ transplant is the medical practice where a healthy body organ is taken from a donor and planted in recipient whose own organ has failed. This new frontier in medical surgery started in 1954, and by the year 2002, some 750,000 transplants had […]

Bio (2015) informs that on 22nd March 1948, Webber was born in London. His parents were both involved in music and he and his brother Julian happened to follow suit in concentrating in the music industry. Webber is noted to have already learned how to play various musical instruments like the trumpet, violin, and the piano and others at the age of 3years. It is […]

Hellenism or Hellenization refers to the promotion of ancient Greek ideals in both the organization of personal life and accomplishments in the civic realm. Hellenistic philosophy is a blanket name covering a variety of philosophical schools that mushroomed during the time of Alexander the Great and the late 2nd century. This is no doubt because Alexander himself was Hellenized, thanks to his teacher, Aristotle. Alexander […]

Problem introduction, relevance and significance: The experiment focuses at the research on existing problems or possible causes of the falling relative income generated in proportion to the inputs. The experiment is based on the determination of problems faced by nine Al Habib Medical Laboratories and accomplishing the optimised solutions on the improvement of their respective incomes including the decisive factors responsible for the same. It […]

Ghana is a country with a collectivist culture. People therefore countries have a low level of individualism. They are motivated by knowing that their work fully utilizes their skills, and that they are being provided with optimum working conditions, training and fringe benefits by the company they are working for (Steers, Lyman, and Gregory, 95). Furthermore, Ghana has  high level of “masculinity”.Unlike “feminine” cultures , […]

By the year 1965, the US operated on a quota immigration system that was based on national origin. This was to change though, when in the year 1965, a new Immigration and Naturalization act abolished the former Hart-celler Act. The new act focused on attracting skilled labor to the US and reuniting immigrant families. Unlike in the past years when immigrants coming to the US […]

From the knowledge gathered in regards to student’s challenging behaviors is that they have causes and assessments need to be made in order to determine these causes individually. Assessments are also found useful in coming up with behavior intervention plans that are aimed at resolving challenging behaviors. Essentially, challenging behaviors that are expressed by students are a concern for both the school and the students’ […]

Chapter Five. True/False: State whether the following statement is true or false and provide a brief explanation of your answer. 1. Self-esteem is usually unrelated to a person’s level of education.  False. Self-esteem is how much a person believes on him/herself based on self-evaluation. (Kreitner & Kinicki, 2013) The experiences that one has in the course of life and how others treat them is what […]

Around the world in eighty days by Jules Verne, is a story about an English man, Phileas Fogg and his French servant Passepartout. The story is one of the most famous works by Jule Verne. It has been passed down through the generation and the film by Disney based on it is not an uncommon occurrence. The story is in the book would have made […]

Question 4 This is a story of a company that encountered dazzling success during turbulent times. Tokyo Disneyland is a leisure company that went against the odds to perform exemplary well at a time when the leisure industry recorded a 4.5% decrease in its turnover compared to the previous year. The secret behind Tokyo’s Disneyland can be attributed to their intensive application of brand association […]