Ideally, King’s system theory is based on the assumption that humans are the focus of nursing and the goal of nursing is to interact with the human beings environment to promote, maintain, and restore health. More specifically, the perception of the nursing professionals and the client plays an integral part in the interaction process. Patients and their families have a right to know specific details […]

There are quite a number of research methods in psychology. The most popular at face value are lab and field experiments that have played a big role in the development of the discipline. Notable examples are Bandura’s Bobo Doll experiments and the Stanford Prison experiment. From both an insider and outsider perspective, experiments may be easily mistaken for the most applicable research methods in the […]

Why some Cultures are able to make a Win in their Negotiation Processes with other Foreign Cultures Brett, J. M., Gunia, B. C. & Teucher, B. M. (2017). Culture and negotiation strategy: A framework for future research. Academy of Management Perspectives, 31(4), 288-308 Introduction Cultural differences are claimed to cause a win-win or a lose-win outcome in negotiation processes involving two or more parties from […]

Culture is an important element in employee, customer, and employer relationship. If the relationship between the three is not maintained, it follows that there will be problems. This paper will look at organizational culture and the effect the same has on training, succession, and social media use. All the mentioned concepts are somewhat old besides social media and other upcoming trends. Culture, according to Bunch […]

Crime has been represented as a deadly game that sweeps with impunity. I episode 6, we can see Escobar with a ledger that he uses to record anytime a police officer is killed by his subordinates. Every police head is worth a million. So far, more than 200 police officers have been fallen. Crime in this sense, is represented as a means of expressing vengeance […]

As people get older, so do their bones and muscles. Thus, they have trouble moving around. They fall often, walk slower, and are not steady on their feet. This may be due to muscle weakness, joint problems, pain, disease, or neurological issues. An elderly person who has developed mobility issues should let a physician know as soon as possible. This is because falling may cause […]

Introduction The curriculum being considered in this paper will cater for the needs of the pre-school students. The age group presented has quite unique characteristics and interests that would have to be considered in the designing of their curriculum. The pre-school classrooms settings should observe the social, emotional, and intellectual needs of the pre-school kids who are between the ages of 3-5 years old. This […]

Section 1 – Biblical foundations “Quote 1,11 And it came to pass the day after, that he went into a city called Nain; and many of his disciples went with him, and much people. 12 Now when he came nigh to the gate of the city, behold, there was a dead man carried out, the only son of his mother, and she was a widow: […]

For young children, early childhood is a period of major development and growth in their life. Experiences that happen in early childhood shape who they become as they grow. As an individual training to become an early childhood educator, the course has taught me a variety of things and changed my views on early childhood curriculum.  So far, I have found almost everything that we […]

In the past few decades, leadership literature has drawn a sharp distinction between three types of leadership, which include transactional, charismatic, and transformational. The literature offers a comprehensive view and examines the three types of leadership, their patterns from the viewpoint of the conditions within the organization and the psychological implications of these styles to the individuals affected. Virtually, as Ahlstrom and Bruton (2010) note, […]