Should Emotional Support Animals be permitted on College Campuses? The subject of permitting animals to assist students with disabilities in higher learning institutions has been a challenge in recent times. Ideally, for years, higher education institutions have allowed and accommodated the use of service animals to assist physically disabled students. However, the use of animals to help students with emotional disorders in higher education is a more current trend, which has brought new challenges. For instance, litigation cases for institutions with no-pet policies have increased, with students claiming that they require their emotional support animal to enhance their college life through reducing anxiety, depression, stress, and panic attack. As a result, higher education instructions have been in a dilemma concerning their commitment to renounce the existing no-pet policies for fear of facing disability discrimination charges. In these considerations, emotional support animals should be allowed in campus housing. One of the reasons why higher learning institutions should allow emotional support animals in campus housing is that they have proved essential for students with mental disorders. Ideally, this justification has been supported…

Animal rights Introduction Just as human beings are entitled to human rights animals should also have their own rights this is because many animals suffer mistreatment in the hands of human beings. A stipulation of their rights is necessary to protect the animals and also to evade the calamity of animal extinction.  Another benefit of giving animal rights is to protect the welfare of the society we live in. this not only protects the animals but also the people around because if a person takes their fury and anger out on animal there is a big chance they can do that to another person. First, the extent of suffering is the crucial aspect that gives any being the right to equal consideration. All animals suffer they feel fear, anxiety, frustration, loneliness and also a pleasure. This is very alike to human beings hence it clearly shows that animals suffer to the same degree and extent of humans. Secondly, animals should have the right in order to protect them from the abuse of human power. Most human beings exploit and cause…

The view about animal killing The view about animal killing has changed dramatically in the 21st century. There is a more emotional attachment to the killing that, in most of the abattoirs, the killing is made in closed doors. The several tortures and the demand for the products cannot be the celebrated life for any animal. Though the animals’ feelings can be easily overlooked or utterly unknown, it is not a better life for the torture and the production if that is compared to human life. Rooting for human farming is necessary for reducing premature killings to a significant percentage. However, that does not stop humans from taking meat. Therefore the killing of animals under the controlled system may be a necessity while to a smaller extent also will affect premature killings. Using the utilitarian theory, the killing of the animals should have a benefit for the broader population and the animals. Taking the case of not killing the animals for food, does not offer the satisfaction of those that will require meat to meet the nutrient requirement (Freeman, 2016).…

Rivers are People Too (Regional 1) Introduction New Zealand previously passed the Te Awa Tupua Act, which gives Whanganui River and its surroundings the rights of a person. Soon after, India followed suit and gave Ganges and Humana rivers and their surroundings the same in order to preserve and conserve them. The rivers have suffered human pollution for the longest time. Regardless, these rules leave the question of what does it mean for a river to have the rights of a person? (Regional, p. 1). The central conflict identified from this case is whether it is good to issue a river, the rights of a person and if this will correct the previous mistakes. My solution to this conflict is to raise public awareness of the essence of practicing sustainability. Argument I propose that it is right and to give rivers the rights of a person. Rivers have legal rights; they are rights-bearing entities whose rights should be enforced by the local community and individuals in court. However, it is unfortunate that these rights are not recognized in international treaties.…

        HYDROLOGY       Student’s Name Institutional Affiliation Course Date                     Hydrological analysis of the Avonmore House Catchment Upstream from Avoca Valley by Patrick Matthew Collins Introduction The Avonmore house in the Avoca valley of Wicklow is one of the significant gauging stations major water catchment areas in Ireland, as shown by figures 1 and 2 below, respectively. The water catchment provides vital water for many functions in Ireland and the neighboring societies. The river gauge, therefore, helps to conserve and enhance the natural environment along with the river gauge that is rapidly affected by frequent. The essay below provides a detailed analysis of the Avonmore house water catchment point, as shown in figure 2 below. Figure 1: Location map for river gauge 10039, Avonmore house Map source: EPA Hydro net Figure 2: 10039 Avonmore house at Image source: EPA Hydro net Catchment characteristics Figures 1, 2, and 3 above; provide the exact location of the Avonmore house, a much detailed and more precise picture of the…

Theories of Moral Status Regarding Fetus and their Influence Name Institution     Theories of Moral Status Regarding the Fetus and their Influence Moral status refers to the concept that associates ethics to the kind of treatment human beings, animals, or the environment via a hierarchy. The idea is used to define the degree of consideration available to living things. The basis of moral standing holds it that “an entity posses’ moral consideration if its interests are of moral importance to some degree for the entity’s own sake.” The understanding of moral status is commonly used in various situations for ethical decision making. Shepherd, J. (2018). The case study presents a rare condition in which there is abnormal fetal development with the fetus lacking arms. Dr. Wilson also identifies that there is no probability of future development of the limbs. As evident in the study, all parties involved in the case (Dr. Wilson, Jessica, Marco, and Aunt Maria) have varying viewpoints concerning the circumstance depending on the moral status of the fetus. There are five theories of moral status. These include…

APA Ethics Ethics are very crucial in the field of psychology, especially concerning the therapy process and research. It is because when one works with patients, he may encounter a variety of ethical and moral issues that need to be taken into consideration. Hence the American psychology Association gives an outline of ethical principles and standards that professionals must be equipped with in case they encounter a moral dilemma. The principles help inspire psychologists when executing their profession, whereas the rules are expectations of conduct that can guide to professional ramifications when violated. The ethical principals include Beneficence and Non-Maleficence The principle requires that psychologists must strive to protect the rights and total welfare of those with whom they interact professionally. It comprises of the clients they see in clinical practice, research animals as well as experiments. Hence they strive to eliminate bias and prejudice that influence their work. Fidelity and Responsibility Psychologists have a moral obligation to help and ensure that other people working in their profession do uphold high ethical standards hence must participate in ethical compliance and…

The Development of Cultural Traditions from Technology In agreement with the second feedback, an excellent counter-argument to your essay could be that in as much as technology helps in proper recording and storage of folklores, the traditional form of maintenance used before is slowly vanishing. This leads to erosion of some cultural practices used to preserve histories, such as passing on to other generations orally, keen listening skills, and the feelings adopted in a particular event. The introduction of technology in recording and storage of history also tends to alter the original information. Records lack emotions and thus make it difficult to interpret the feelings conveyed at the original the data was recorded. This essay contains many grammatical corrections that should be corrected, and some parts that need to be clarified. First, the introduction may be difficult to comprehend for a knowledgeable audience. Suggestions would be to split the first sentence into two and use more straightforward vocabulary for contextually. A lot of sentences are also in the passive voice, which should be in the active voice. Active voice is…

Things to know about Uqora Ill health brings discomfort to every human being and animal. UTI is a common infection that occurs in the urinary tract that mostly affects women. Though men also get the disease, they do not have higher chances of having the infection like women because of their anatomy. Though it is treatable, it is essential to observe specific measures that may help to prevent or reduce it. Uqora is a venture that has been taking care of human needs by providing them with supplements and other products to help them handle the disease. The founders of the investment have the sole purpose of researching the different microbial causes of UTI and finding solutions to ensure that one does not get the latter. Through the products that the company has been providing in the market, many women now have a reason to smile and live healthily. The company does not manufacture any medication to treat the disease, but instead, it makes ingredients that are effective in ensuring that no one gets the disease. The employees have been…

Animal testing begin by posing a question you seek to answer.The idea is to use a research question to guide your research and should not be a question you know the answer to requirements: Demonstrate understanding of analytical methods and structural concepts such as inductive and structural concepts such as inductive and deductive reasoning, cause and effect, logos, ethos and pathos and the recognition of formal and informal fallacies in language and thought Use MLA format for the document, in-text citations and works cited page. integrate quotations and paraphrases using signal phrases and analysis or commentary at least one credible article published in the last two years for sources[unique_solution] Animal testing begin by posing a question you seek to answer.The idea is to use a research question to guide your research and should not be a question you know the answer to requirements: Demonstrate understanding of analytical methods and structural concepts such as inductive and structural concepts such as inductive and deductive reasoning, cause and effect, logos, ethos and pathos and the recognition of formal and informal fallacies in language…