the concept of servant leadership in police organizations This paper expounds on the concept of servant leadership in police organizations. As such, it plays an important role in defining the concept and further elaborating its importance. The author uses extensive literature review as well as critical and logical thinking to expound on some of the characteristics of a leader. That said, the article also discusses the traits of a servant leader, thus forming a crucial foundation for the comparison of the two. At this point, the difference between traditional and servant leaders is evident, as they have some distinguishing features. In like manner, the author also elaborates on some of the potential benefits that a police organization could accrue from embracing the servant leadership model. However, the outcomes are both advantages on problematic. Most importantly, the article provides a glimpse of what it would resemble to have servant leadership in the police sect as well as the required cultural changes before further articulating a plan to implement the changes. In the rear, the author provides closing thoughts on the subject…

Assessment 1   Interview and History Mr. C is a 34 years old male who made an application to join the Chicago police department for entry-level for the position of a police officer. He revealed a background of significant conflicts among his parents, which he disclosed in the interview. When his academic background was reviewed, it showed he was once placed in academic probation because of engaging in a fight. During the interview, he denied any engagement of any misconduct at school. After graduating from high school, he was enlisted in the military and deployed to Afghanistan. He was discharged on duty after he assaulted his superior in the army. Background investigations indicate that he got another job in a construction company and got married. He worked there for four years without any termination or any conflicts with fellow workers. Required Personality Test Personality assessment was conducted through MBTI. A combination of four dichotomies from sixteen combinations was undertaken—analysis of the dichotomies aided in understanding Mr. C’s personality. The four assessed dichotomies include feeling, thinking, extraversion, introversion, judging, sensing, and…

 Although management is not a profession, any person exercising the role of a Manager needs to do so professionally Assignment Question Although management is not a profession, any person exercising the role of a Manager needs to do so professionally. Using your experience and modular content to address this statement. In the form of a PowerPoint presentation (min. 25 & max. 30 slides) discuss this statement in context of the presented case study. As a manager, how would you solve this issue? Assignment Guidelines and Requirements: You will be responsible for creating a minimum of 25 and maximum of 30 slides of PowerPoint presentation. Post your PowerPoint presentation as an attachment (PDF) As you inject your opinion, do so in an academic manner, using citations and references to academic sources Deadline: 22/01/2020 Note: Organisational details to be kept confidential.[unique_solution]Assignment Question Although management is not a profession, any person exercising the role of a Manager needs to do so professionally. Using your experience and modular content to address this statement. In the form of a PowerPoint presentation (min. 25 & max.…

IS MEDIA TO BLAME FOR EATING DISORDERS?             A wide variety of eating disorders has been registered in the past few years and seems to be escalating day to day out. Some of the common eating disorders in their way up are overeating, anorexia and bulimia. Anorexia is a condition where the victim stops eating completely on an attempt to restricting calorie levels in the body but end up resulting to unhealthy levels. Bulimia on the other hand entails taking or eating large food quantities and then regurgitating or taking laxatives to excrete them in an attempt to avoid massive weight gain. In the case of overeating, excessive eating is evident without taking purging steps resulting to obesity. Such and other similar conditions have currently spiked in popularity. This has raised the question, is media to be blamed? Media has been linked with the upsurge of this epidemic in different ways. For the case of bulimia and anorexia, the drive in young ladies as well as men to becoming slender just like the models seen in Television channels and online…

FAMILY HEALTH ASSESSMENT Open-ended family-focused questions for each of the eleven health patterns below: 1) Values, Health Perception What are some of your values that control the way you perceive health care? Most people consider health as their first priority. Why do you consider yourself as a part of that group? Different people have different perceptions regarding health. What are some of your perceptions towards health? 2) Nutrition Nutrition has been on the headlines as far as health care is concerned. What does the term nutrition mean? From your experience in regard to Nutrition, why do you consider it as a great step to health care? What are some of the challenges encountered as far as up keeping nutrition is concerned?[unique_solution] 3) Sleep/Rest Having enough sleep or rest has been classified under the category of measures which ensure a healthy living, why do you think it has been put under that category? Different people have different opinions in regard to the duration of sleeping or resting which can be seen as enough, which is the standard sleeping or resting time?…

Michel Foucault’s concept of panopticism Michel Foucault’s concept of panopticism bases on a utilitarian concept that was coined by Jeremy Bentham as he explored panopticon. Bentham came up with the idea of prison using an increasingly efficient framework which is branded the panopticon. The panopticon is constructed strategically with a watchtower at its central part. Around frame that which demarcates the cells that circle the structure. Design of the cells is done in such a way that the incarcerated individual cannot communicate with each other. Also, the prisoners cannot know that they are being monitored. Based on Bentham, the framework is so efficient that only one administrator is needed for manning the cells. Indeed no guard can be a solution because each prisoner is engaged in autonomous actions because they think that they are always being monitored. The paper aims to analyze the idea of panopticism with a focus of comprehending how Edward Snowden’s 2013 insights fit into it. The panoptic approach offers an excellent opportunity for government and discipline authorities to handle crime related issues.  Based on Michel Foucault,…

Book Review: Dune by Frank Herbert The book was set in a far future in an interstellar society where different households controlled different planetary fiefs. It begins with a fifteen old boy, Paul Atreides, who is visited by Reverend Mother Mohiam, her mother’s former teacher at Bene Gesserit school. Paul‘s father, Duke Leto, headed their household living in Caladan. Reverend Mohiam, together with Lady Jessica, Paul’s mother, decided to test Paul nature through a painful but necessary procedure, which he passed ascertaining that indeed he was human and not an animal. Throughout the galaxy, only in Arrakis planet existed the most demanded drug called “melange” or “the spice.” This made every household aspire to rule over Arrakis, despite its hostile environment.  The house of Harkonnen was in charge of Arrakis and Melange production.  This drug was believed to enhance mental abilities and extend life, and everyone demanded its supply despite its addiction effects. Its control was an immense and dangerous task. Leto’s lead-men, Thufir, Hawat, Gurney, and Idaho, trained Paul in warfare in readiness to conquer Arrakis. The whole house…

reviewing Mary Wollstonecraft’s role with regards to the advocacy for gender equality Introduction Commonly referred to as the Mother of Feminism, Mary Wollstonecraft’s work is mostly concerned with the rights of the women. This can be observed in her 1791 work, A Vindication of the Rights of Woman, which is currently regarded as the classic feminist theory and history. Mary Wollstonecraft presented various arguments basically for the rights of women to access education, given that freedom and emancipation could only be attained through education would come emancipation. This paper has, therefore, been written with the objective of reviewing Mary Wollstonecraft’s role with regards to the advocacy for gender equality. Discussion What Wollstonecraft Want Her Female Contemporaries to Pursue Amongst the notable things the Mary Wollstonecraft wanted her contemporaries to pursue was education. According to Mary, education was not only the solution to emancipation but also the freedom of women, a factor that would made them equal to their male counterparts (Tomaselli, 114).  As such, in attempts to defend the right of women to education, Mary approves the description of her time that…

Nutrition of eaten food Introduction Food is an essential aspect of the standard living of human beings. It is one of the basic needs of man. The body has mechanisms of utilizing the food eaten by breaking it down into the different nutrients that are essential for the growth and survival of a human being. It is in this regard that scientists advise people to always have a balanced diet to help maintain a healthy lifestyle (Troesch et al. 2017). Various people have suffered from diseases related to lack of multiple nutrients or an excess intake of a specific aspect of food. The disorders are either because of deficiency or over nutrition. An example is obesity caused by a high intake rate of calories in comparison with the exercise that an individual does. The occurrence distorts the energy balance in the body. A high intake of goitrogenic foods causes goiters. A high intake of vitamins can cause vitamin poisoning. Kwashiorkor and marasmus occur because of a lack of protein-energy. The deficiency of calcium caused rickets and tetany. Iron deficiency can…

Health risk assessment Abstract The purpose of this paper is to assess an individual’s health and lifestyle to determine the risk and premium cost for a private insurance company in Saudi Arabia. The researchers conducted a survey using a questionnaire. Respondents were expected to fill the questionnaire truthfully and to the best of their ability. Part A of the survey consisted of questions intended to find out the medical history of the client. Respondents were to reveal their past medical issues and diseases they might have suffered. This section is important because the insurer can evaluate the risks of insuring the client, depending on whether the illnesses that affected the client are chronic or not. If the diseases are deemed chronic or deadly, then the insurer is expected to charge higher premiums because treatment may be expensive if they arise. It also helps in approximating how long the potential client may survive, and this in turn, determines how long the insurer will receive premiums from the client. If the client is healthy and has not suffered from any severe illnesses…