“Music therapy reduces the intensity of pain among patients with cancer.” Article Review Background Evidence indicates that most cancer patients suffer from pain. Patients suffering from cancer are known to be in need of home-based care and therapy. Among the patients’ needs that must be addressed is the management of complications such as pain. Pain affects a large proportion of cancer patients and poses various […]

Bruno, A. (2008). Immigration: Policy Considerations Related to Guest Worker Programs. Hsdl.org | Homeland Security Digital Library at NPS. Retrieved from www.hsdl.org/?abstract&did=483579. In this article, the author discusses how the United States has two key programs that allow immigrant workers to be imported into the country for labor. The main point of the article concerns how there are a number of immigration reforms that have been […]

Q1.  South Vietnam was an American creation. According to Khan Academy, “After the United States withdrew from the conflict; North Vietnam invaded the South and united the country under a communist government. “The northern communist state with the help of the Soviet Union and China overthrew the South’s US-backed country after President Nixon cut US involvement in the conflict.             The war was because of […]

The motto has thirteen stripes representing the states that joined the Union to form the United States. In addition, a chief supports the stripes and represents the role of Congress in Uniting the States. This motto E Pluribus Un was suggested on July 4, 1776, by a Congress Committee that was tasked with designing the Seal of the United States. Even though the initial Seals […]

Definitions of Baroque and Classicism Following the Italian art history and the way the English language uses the term “baroque”, the term can be used to refer to a deviation. In the history of Italian art, baroque art was criticized for deviating from the classics and therefore, the deviation made baroque and classicism become rivals. Classicism, on the other hand, is described as what the […]

Ethically, people should act in a manner that does good to the greatest majority and promotes happiness in life. Therefore, to be ethical, one needs to be highly knowledgeable not to do bad out of ignorance. When all knowledge is employed when reaching a decision, it makes the decision maker feel happy and satisfied (Chonko, n.d). By doing that, the four principles of ethics, which […]

Chaudry and Wimer (2016) aimed to establish whether there is a link between poverty and a child’s wellbeing and if it is there, the nature of the relationship between the two factors. To meet its objective, Chaudry and Wimer (2016) started by acknowledging that the rate of childhood poverty in the United States has remained relatively high over the past 40 years; at 20% or […]

Writing Words in Full should be encouraged to maintain Expertise in Writing Language Textism is the practice of using phonetic sounds to replace words when writing short text messages to be sent through mobile phones. Words such as “your” is replaced by the sound “ur” or “you are” is replaced by “u r”. Thus, textism does not adhere to the rules of writing language and […]

Ashford University is an educational institution that aims at providing an excellent learning experience for its students in order for them to gain skills and values that will be essential in their professional world. The outcomes that are aimed at by the university include the student being able to understand the theories taught in their areas of study and ensuring they can be applied in […]

Question A Numerous factors act together to shape one’s opinion when striving to define oneself and identifying one’s position in the world. Such factors include social norms, cultural background, family, and media influence. Social norms coupled with one’s cultural background define the appropriate conduct when interacting with others. They, therefore, form the context for developing an individual’s identity. Family presents the environment to exercise and […]