How did rock and roll change in the “psychedelic” era? What are some of the elements that were added (or subtracted) from rock and roll to create the “psychedelic” style? What was new and different about “psychedelic” music that made it stand apart from the rock and roll of the early and mid 1960s? Initially, in the 1950’s, before the “psychedelic” era, rock and roll […]

The research proposal is set against a background of increased number military veterans coming home from Iraq and Afghanistan with Post-traumatic stress disorder and a healthcare sector that is not skilled enough to handle this demographic. The study questions are set up to investigate the knowledge, skills, and preparedness of the healthcare professionals in handling military veterans with PTSD. The investigation paves a way to […]

 Our behaviors are shaped, psychologically, by the resultant responses we expect from them. Behaviorists have defined Operant Conditioning as a form of learning in which behavior increases in frequency due to the reinforcement it receives. Therefore, any action followed by a stimulus is predicted to occur again. Operant Conditioning is an efficient way of shaping enduring learning. Operant Conditioning has been categorized into positive and […]

Rock and Roll is a type of music that emerged around 1955 in America. Since then, rock music has been influenced by culture, musical traditions, and other types of music such as blues, western electronic music and gospels, popular African and Asian music. Rock music means music styles that are more influenced by the white musicians. Among the most popular musical instrument in Rock music […]

Often, during communication, people talk without listening, an element that has also contributed to the aspect of people being too defensive, not paying attention to others and most of the times end up ruining communication. Since my childhood days, my mother nurtured in me the old saying; “think before you speak” whenever I communicate with others. Every day is a learning day for me, I […]

A tort is an infringement of rights leading to civil legal liability. When a corporation or individual violates his responsibilities and someone else suffers out of this violation, this is considered a tort (Chan & Lee, 2016). In the case of Takata, the company failed to disclose that air bag inflators exploded due to too much force. As a result of the nondisclosure, a dozen […]

Statistics show that donor organs tend to less than organ transplants, which means that the demand does not meet the supply. The insufficient supply has led to the development of human organ trade in the black market that help facilitate these transplants. Organ transplants in the black market is unsafe and unethical as it involves the monetary exchange of money for organs thus giving no […]

Every year, fire affects thousands of companies resulting from injury, lost consumer trust, and damaged property. Establishing a fire prevention and suppression system within a building helps avoid injuries to employees or visitors who may be within the proximity of the fire outbreak. In particular, fire prevention involves a variety of procedures such as educating people on fire safety measures, building engineering, and firefighting procedures. […]

Colonization is the process of settling among indigenous people of an area and establishing control. Elliot (2007) provides insight that it happened during the age of exploration when European countries traveled throughout the world in search of trade routes. Colonization of the New World by English, British, and Spanish had similarities and differences that are based on economic pursuits, expansion, and the lasting effect. Similarities […]

Reasons for High Crime Rate in US Since the tremendous outbreak of crime in the United States in the 1960s, America has enacted tough laws to fight crime, including mass incarceration, stringent border laws, and other measures to ensure crime is brought down in the US. Despite all these measures, crime rate in the US has still remained high compared to other developed economies. During […]