Impact of neuroscience on cognitive psychology Neuroscience presents a well-integrated system where it is possible to help in maintaining an improved commitment to change. Cognitive psychology offers a focus on the ability of an individual to make an informed decision by engaging different aspects of cognitive wellbeing. The mind plays a central role in the activities that we undertake. Thus it is crucial to help outline a different level functionality within which it is easier to identify positive changes (Wood et al., 2016). Cognitive neuroscience investigates various aspects of cognition, including perception, attention, language, memory, decision and problem-solving. Decision making and problem-solving are essential aspects that help maintain a positive platform within which it is possible to make an informed decision (Wulf & Lewthwaite, 2016). Solving conflicts and decision making require a strong assessment of the issues presented, which are essential in defining favourable outcomes. Impacts of neuroscience on social change Neuroscience provides an improved assessment within which it is easier to make a decision. Building a strong change process presents a highly successful system within which makes the right…
I Dream of Genie, no Amazon! Amazon is an American conglomerate that deals with digital streaming, cloud computing, artificial intelligence, and e-commerce. Founded in 1994 by Jeff Bezos, it has disrupted the technology world with its leading innovations and mass-scale production. The company attributes its immense success to its guiding principles. The principles are an obsession with customers instead of focusing on competitors, its passion for innovation, its commitment to excellence in all its operations, and forward-thinking. Amazon is the biggest virtual marketplace in the world, providing users with a platform to buy goods through cutting-edge technology and innovations. The newest innovation is the patent that the company has recently acquired to develop a system that will allow it to send goods to places in which it feels there is a demand. This “anticipatory shipping” system will use a customer’s wish lists, previous purchases, and searches, and the amount of time a customer’s cursor lingers on an article to determine what the customer may want and ship it to them even before they order it (Flacy, 2014). Although…
Human trafficking and runaway girls in foster care According to a report filed by Adoption and Foster Care Analysis and Reporting System (AFCARS), about six percent of youths in care have attempted runway or have been described to be chronic runway (Morewitz, 2016). Most girls, to lesser degree boys presented in state care, have an increased risk of sex trafficking (Latzman et al., 2019). For example, a report revealed that over seventy percent of girls who were placed at central Florida state care have been in cases of sex trafficking. The majority of young girls that are placed in state foster care have attempted runway for their safety. Such behavior increases the risk of sexual exploitation further in their lives. While most cases of sex trafficking are involuntary, a selected number of girls in foster care choose to recruit into sex business voluntarily due to economic reasons. Life in foster care is not always favorable, and such girls come under the influence of experienced members in the business. In most cases, new recruits form foster care gets convinced by fellow…
Annotated Bibliography – The Role of Human Resources & Developing and Implementing Strategic HRM Plans Annotated Bibliography – The Role of Human Resources & Developing and Implementing Strategic HRM Plans The chosen article is focused on SHRM or Strategic Human Resources Management in the case of banking institutions (Altarawneh, 2016). The author has considered banks based in Saudi Arabia and Abha City. The article is published in the reputed journal and has been reviewed by scholars. Therefore, the findings of the research are reliable and valid. The author focused on examining the relationship between organizational performance and Human Resource Management. To fulfill the aim of the study, the researcher has chosen the survey methodology. A standardized questionnaire has been prepared, and data has been collected from 50 managers. The findings of the study suggest that targeted banks are more likely to adopt the SHRM approach because managing the human resource department becomes easier. Notably, the SHRM approach can help managers achieve their long-term goals along with the written policies and plans. The findings also suggest that the HRM managers are more likely to…
Human Aggression and Violence Question A In essence, aggressive behavior is the one intended to cause psychological or physical harm. Aggression can either be overt or covert acts of aggression. Overt aggression entails actions that cause physical harm to other individuals. Often, aggressive acts include punching, kicking, among other physical threats. Usually, the type of aggression incorporates both profound and direct behaviors (Allen & Anderson, 2017). In overt aggression, changes noted in the environment owes to the nature of practices. Overt acts result from observable responses illustrated in diverse forms of actions. Often, the overt aggressions transform and turned into reactions. Examples of overt aggression include utilizing body gestures and facial expressions. On the other hand, covert aggression concerns concealed behaviors that necessitate manipulative actions. As such, covert aggression employs move that hinders the perception of expected outcomes. Similarly, covert aggression facilitates the manipulation of primary sensitivities of an individual that potentiates an individual from adverse effects. Covert behaviors are often not discerned immediately. It is because the aggressions constitute the incorporation of psychological, physical, and social practices that are…
Human Growth & Development Gender Differences in Adolescent Depression With the prevalence of mental health disorders being on the rise, the focus has started being directed to different population groups to identify whether certain issues are specific to a given group of people. This is essential in informing the interventions that will be taken to address this upcoming problem. The risk of adolescents suffering from depression stands at 15-20%. Factors such as high levels of stress and loss at this stage increase the risk of developing depression. The occurrence of depression varies significantly between male and female adolescents. Individual, family, and social factors are the contributors to the occurrence of depression witnessed among members of this population group. The effects of depression during adolescence are likely to persist into the later stages of life and may be a hindrance to the exploitation of one’s potential. When adolescents eventually get into parenting while depressed, they are not in a position to create a positive environment for their children, which creates a cycle of depression along the family line. Therefore, there is…
The Impossible Victory The Impossible Victory covers the Vietnam War; the United States was involved in the Vietnam War between 1964- 1972. The Americans sent troops to Asia to fight the Indochina, a communist movement organized by Ho Chi Minh, mainly consisted of the peasants and farmers. The United States wanted to stop the spread of communism in Asia and spread capitalism. The United States lost the Vietnam War despite sending large troops, spending money, and advice funding the French Movement that had taken control in Asia. The war led to the destruction of property, the death of many soldiers, women, and children. The war was brutal since many Vietnamese lost their lives; American troops oppressed them. Additional sources such as Four Hours in My Lai show how the Vietnam War was brutal. Shows how the Americans troops engaged in war. The film also covers the victims of war soldiers who were hurt and are living with the traumatic scenes. Many women were raped before they were killed; American troops also used to bomb the Vietnam population, killing dozens of…
The Fear of Death Death is something that all human beings will have to face at a given point in their lives. However, the response to the same is quite different for every individual. Some are more afraid of the process when compared to others. Psychologist refers to such a feeling as thanatophobia, which refers to death anxiety. As individuals, we tend to avoid unpleasant thoughts such as those related to death and instead focus on the good things that life has to offer. The main aim of this essay is to discuss the fear of death both in fiction and our real world today. Kubler-Ross is one literary writer who devoted her time to sensitize the people on the aspect of death and why it is a feared phenomenon in society today. According to the writer of the essay ‘On the Fear of Death,” the technological and increased science innovation has resulted in the increased fear for death. It also looks at the stages of grief, death and the dying process. Ross states that some individuals fear death…
Flashbulb Memories Theory Flash memory is referring to as the highly detailed, exceptionally vivid ‘snapshot’ of the time and conditions in surprising and emotionally arousing. Flashbulb memory is autobiographic memory and highly in emotion content (Justice & Conway, 2017). Flashbulb memory was introduced as early as 1899 by a psychologist, F.W. Colegrove, conducting a study in when the participants were asked to clarify their memory of discovery of President Lincoln had been assassinated thirty-three years earlier. The theory of flashbulb memories presented by Brown and Kulik in the year 1977 Brown and Kulik discovered people having very vivid memories, especially when receiving news that includes exact doing, the weather, and even the smell of the air. The theorist believed that flashbulb memories are permanently stored, etched in one’s mind for eternity (Justice & Conway, 2017). The theory of flashbulb memories encourages the question of the meaning of a physiological basis. The study was conducted after the 9/11 terrorist attracts by Sharon et al. (2007). The outcomes were agreed with the theory of Brown, and Kulik suggested that the approach has…
Understanding Canada’s Judicial system The courts are often seen as the last resort when seeking Justice and having closure in certain circumstances. The law has is made to be followed, and it is the courts’ mandate to explain and prosecute offenders of the law. Often the Courts find itself having to solve many dilemmas and sometimes this calls for a strict interpretation of the law and constitution. Some situations are termed immoral, yet in court, they are constitutional while others can be moral but unconstitutional. It puzzles many at times how courts resolve certain cases and why the judgements may also differ yet to many such cases are similar. We review a particular situation which raised eyebrows and how they all differentiated in nature, yet they belong to the same criminal code. Some people may wonder, is there a lesser crime than others, or why do the penalties differ from time to time. It is argued that the judges are different, but still, they all adhere to the same laws and the same policies. We look at 3 cases…