Kubler-Ross’s model I agree with you that Kubler-Ross’s model possesses flaws, but it gives us great insight into stages that people undergo once death strike within. Yes, people’s process of healing may not follow the steps as outlined, but such stages were discussed separately as a phase that we can undergo independently or continuously until we reach the acceptance stage. I think what is most required now is a model that will help us to reach the last stage of acceptance in a fast and reasonable way. Dwelling much on the aspect of the model can make us lose focus on which it was intended. Once we agree that the model was developed with the idea making us internalize the message and find the solution to the despair feelings prevalent after the loss of our loved ones, the faster we will devise a mechanism to tackle these challenges. I agree with you that Kubler-Ross’s model possesses flaws, but it gives us great insight into stages that people undergo once death strike within. Yes, people’s process of healing may not follow…
COLOURS Orange peel Most of the men try to choose a light color, why don’t you try a new color like peel orange? You can wear it along with navy blue pants; it will give you a charming and gorgeous look. Light blue This color is considered as one of the cool colors in the summer; wear this along with gray, off-white, or black bottom. Gray You can go with the gray top along the black bottom. You can also choose other vibrant colors that can be combined against a neutral gray, navy, or tan. Fashion is limitless; you just need to know how colors work together. Think different; try new colors by choosing the right combination that looks perfect, and by wearing them, you look more graceful.
Why do some countries experience more domestic terrorism than others? Importance of the Question Domestic terrorism has risen significantly in the past few years across the globe more than ever. Many countries around the world from Europe, Asia to North America are facing significant challenges containing radicalized individuals with no attachment to any terrorist network abroad. According to a study by Ritchie, Hasell, Appel, and Roser, over 26,000 people died from domestic terrorism in different countries in 2017 (Ritchie, Hasell, Appel, & Roser, 2019). However, the scale of domestic terrorism in different countries differs significantly due to different factors. In order to understand the reason behind this and be able to find lasting solutions, it is important to answer this question. Theory The two variables eventually contribute significantly to domestic terrorism acts within a certain country are lack of political freedom and political instability. Countries with lower levels of political freedom are more likely to experience political instability creating room for domestic terrorism. Based on a study by Lozada, countries with lower levels of political freedom or rights experience constant political…
Analysis of Persuasive Rhetorical Techniques in Yuval Noah Harari’s “In the Battle Against Coronavirus, Humanity Lacks Leadership” The article “In the Battle Against Coronavirus, Humanity Lacks Leadership” by Yuval Noah Harari looks at the crisis that humanity faces in the modern-day that is far removed from the Coronavirus pandemic. The author underlines the idea that the antidote to the pandemic is not segregation but rather cooperation that is being held back by the lack of leadership. The author does use the appeals of ethos pathos and logos in the presentation of his argument but majorly dwells on the appeal to logic as he intends to show the readers the consequences of failed leadership. The effect of the appeals used does drive one to compare the actions taken by their leaders in light of the pandemic. The author relies on the appeal of ethos in the presentation of his argument surrounding the world’s failure to beat the virus. The author uses the ethical appeal in his article as a means to convince the reader of his credibility as well as…
Why humans have difficulty breathing in high elevations Breathing in high elevation is affected by temperature, air pressure, oxygen levels, and dehydration. An individual will have difficulty breathing in high elevations because the air is colder, has fewer oxygen molecules as well as less dense. Higher attitudes lower the air pressure, which makes it difficult for oxygen to enter the vascular systems for diffusion, leading to less efficient uptake of oxygen. This is because oxygen levels decrease with an increase in altitude, making it hard for the lungs to take in the needed oxygen. Dehydration also causes difficulty in breathing as fast breathing results in high loss of fluid from the lungs. Why does drowning cause death? Drowning causes suffocation when the lungs are filled with water, which interrupts the process of oxygen absorption from the air. Inhalation of water into the air passages and the lungs causes asphyxia. Water inhalation causes will cause the victim to attempt to swallow or remove the water, causing an involuntary inhalation of water. The entry of water into the lungs reduces the absorption…
Do we still need diplomats? Introduction More than ever, we need diplomats. Diplomats are vital parties in advancing the agendas of their home countries. Diplomats are representatives of sovereign states and ensure that the interests of their nations are addressed by the other country (Mearsheimer 1994). Thesis: Diplomats remain relevant for several reasons, such as promoting international relations, protecting the interests of their country, and enhancing a government’s network. Diplomats are vital in enhancing domestic and global relations Diplomats ensure that there is legitimacy and support of policies that affect domestic and international interactions (Bolewski 2007). This role is crucial, given the growing interconnection between national and international policies. Diplomats also represent a country’s interest in international affairs. Without diplomats, powerful countries would dominate and overshadow the needs of the less powerful entities, which disadvantages the latter. Diplomats safeguard the interests of their country Diplomats aid in promoting trust between countries, which is vital in eliminating fear and power imbalance. Through diplomatic ties, states are assured of each other’s intentions and adjust their relationship accordingly. The diplomats also promote cooperation…
Charlie Undone Preface This story was inspired by the need to raise awareness of marijuana use in high school. The narration centers on Charlie, a bright student, whose academic life was destroyed by his addiction to marijuana. Charlie’s story reflects the dangers a student is exposed to for smoking marijuana. Again, the story details the difficulty of identifying addiction, fostering continual substance abuse. I hope that the story cautions learners, parents, and teachers on the existing use of marijuana, and foster discussions on how to end substance abuse in school. Charlie Undone By now, everyone in school had heard of the fiasco that took place yesterday. Some people said the scene came straight out of the action film Fast and Furious. Charlie, my classmate, was being chased by his mother, brother, cousin, and uncle. From their sweaty foreheads and heavy breathing, it was clearly a long and rough chase. In contrast, Charlie, also tired, stood at a distance and seemed ready to run. After panting and catching their breaths, the chase resumed. Only this time, it was inside the school…
Reflection on Dating Violence in Women Cognition Martin, S., McLean, J., Brooks, C., & Wood, K. (2019). “I’ve Been silenced for so Long”: Relational Engagement and Empowerment in a Digital Storytelling Project With Young Women Exposed to Dating Violence. International Journal Of Qualitative Methods, 18, 160940691982593. doi: 10.1177/1609406919825932 Human life is surrounded by mental processes that submit them to understanding or acquiring knowledge. People get knowledge of life through experience, reasoning, and perception. One of the cases subjected to such include socialization and relationships. Dating violence is critical in this topic where women are the most vulnerable in facing dating violence, and cognition plays a significant role. However, the experience and entirety witnesses make women acquire persistent change of thoughts about how women are handled or treated in society. For instance, the author stresses that social media contribute to the situation. Mostly, the social media cultivates and delivers messages that indicate abuse to the females, making them acquire fear in life. However, the author stresses that social media need to be in the front to counter and curb the new relationship…
Cultural Anthropology should not Stop Trying to Model Itself as a Science Cultural Anthropology is defined as the study of the culture of human communities. It usually focuses on cultural variations among people in current cultures and societies. Culture is the way of life of everyday life shared by humans in a specific place or time. In this regard, anthropology gains scientific basis for combining numerous disciplines to achieve significant anthropological results. These results are seen when the well-known concerns of the application of culture and the use of academic authority and science are used in the case of fighting racism. While some authors maintain that cultural anthropology should stop trying to model itself as science, this idea should not be taken as such. Humanities and sciences have often appeared to contest for validity, as though, the two disciplines are two opposing ends. In this respect, the authors seem to provide contradictory ideas on the question of whether cultural anthropology should model itself as a science. According to Geertz (p. 238), cultural anthropology is well done through interpretation (p. 238).…
Risk Control Self-Assessment Risk Control Self-Assessment is a process of identifying risks in an organization. The RCSA reports are used to identify, manage, and mitigate risks in an organization. Each business units within the organizations are required to assess their risks separately and submit them to risk manager. The four significant risks in an organization are an inconsistent assessment of risks across various business units, non-standardized controls which leads to overlapping of duties and confusion among the employees during risk evaluation and compilation, disorganized and decentralized approach towards risk assessment leading to additional efforts and duplicate controls, the considerable time required to collect and compile the report due to which the data becomes outdated or invalid by the time the report is compiled and is ready for presentation. Since it is not feasible to automate the entire risk detection procedures, managers need to identify and evaluate the risks based on their intensity and evaluate them based on various factors. Risk Control Self-Assessment is the process by which companies identify and evaluate the risks associated with them. RCSA is a manual…