Why the US has such a higher rate of C-section birth than most countries? Introduction This is an argumentative paper that discusses why C-section rates are high than natural deliveries in the United States compared to other countries in the world. It is a discussion that opens the reader to real causes or contributors to the high rate to the point of being referenced as an epidemic in the United States C-Sections is a significant medical procedure and improves the probability of some short-and longer-term unfavourable impacts in mothers and infants (a portion of these damages are recorded underneath). There are clear, authoritative recommendations for more judicious use of this procedure provided below. When initially estimated in 1965, the national the United States C-Sections birth rate was 4.5% as shown by Robson et al., (11). From that point forward, huge groups of low-risk women in the United States who have gotten the care that upheld their bodies’ intrinsic limit concerning delivering have reached 4% to 6% C-Sections birth rates and good general birth results. Robson et al. further notes that…
Title: Tribologicalevaluation of Hybrid Aluminum matrix composites (HAMCs) for high temperature applications. Author: *SuyashY.Pawar 1&Yashwant R.Kharde1 Affiliations: 1Department of Mechanical Engineering, Pravra Rural Engineering College, Loni, Ahmednager 413736, Maharashtra, India. *Corresponding author: Mr.SuyashY.Pawar,Department of Mechanical Engineering, Pravra Rural Engineering College, Loni, Ahmednager 413736, Maharashtra, India Ph No: +91-9284720898 Email: suyashyp@gmail.com Abstract: The current study explores the Tribological behavior of Hybrid Aluminum matrix composites (HAMCs) reinforced with Silicon Carbide (SiC) and Nickel coated Graphite (Ni.-Gr.) at varioustemperatureconditions for high temperature applications.TheHAMCs were developedby stir castingmethod by addition of reinforcing particles like SiC (5% & 10%) and Ni.-Gr.(2% fixed) into LM26 aluminum alloy. Further friction and wear properties were determined with the help of pin on disc apparatus.The L9 orthogonal arraywas selected for experimentation to understand effects of process parameters like weight percentage of hybrid reinforcements, load, sliding distance and temperature. Analysis of Variance (ANOVA) technique was used to find out optimumslidingconditionforreducedwearlossandCoefficient of friction (COF)for HAMCs.It was observed that the temperature and load predominantly affects…
Conflict and Resolution Introduction In every fictional story, there must be a conflict to enhance the development of the plot of the fictional story. More often than not, these conflicts often depict the conflicts that are present in our societies. Therefore, it is very important for the reader of a story to be able to accurately identify the conflict in the story. There should include a resolution of the identified conflict because the presence of a resolution in any story shows that all challenges can be overcome and how to overcome them. Most times, the conflict in a fictional story is made up of the main adventures or events that take place between the protagonist and antagonist of the fictional story. This paper is going to use “The Kite Runner” by Khaled Hosseini as its fictional story. Summary The story begins when Amir, the protagonist in the story, remembers what happened when he was just a boy back in Afghanistan, his home country. He lived with his father, Baba, and two other servants, Hassan and his father, Ali. Hassan…
Conflict Resolution & Negotiation Section 1 According to the interactionist view, conflict is regarded as a positive drive within a group and is very necessary if the group is to perform effectively. (Hefferman, 2012) suggests that most organizations do not think, not because they do not want to but because they cannot since the employees or the management are too afraid of conflict. According to the speaker, organizational employees are fearful of raising issues or concerns at work due to the possible conflict they might provoke; they are afraid of engaging in arguments that they cannot manage since they fear to lose (Hefferman, 2012). I tend to agree with Heffernan that most organizations do not think, and they approach conflict by avoiding it as opposed to applying an interactive or collaborative approach. Previously, I have worked with different organizations, mostly on a voluntary capacity. In one of the organizations, there was a sexual harassment issue between a supervisor and a subordinate. In fact, there had been several such cases previously, and some of them had been reported to the management.…
Barriers to Conflict Resolution in Home Hospice Care Organizations, particularly healthcare settings, are faced with inter-professional conflicts. The article by Brown et al. emphasizes the barriers to conflict resolution, which include the individual in less powerful positions, insufficient time and workload, lack of motivation and recognition of a given conflict, and emotional discomfort arising from one’s fear to confront a conflict. Hospice care management, for instance, is much vulnerable to conflicts patients and staff, and among the workers themselves in the course of their practice. The paper explores the theme of barriers to conflict resolution as eminent in Hospice care management. Hospice care encompasses considerable workload, and practitioners execute their roles within limited time frames, thereby making it cumbersome to resolve conflict. Besides, the workload provides professionals with inadequate time for communication. Team conflicts escalate when particular concerns do not become resolved, and the increase in workload can result in frustrations of workers, making it much difficult to solve a problem (Brown et al., 2011, p. 7). Besides, delivering care to critically ill individuals is associated with inherent stress. Breffni…
Teacher’s Techniques to Enhance a Student’s Behavior Behavior refers to a manner in which one conducts oneself towards others. People of different personalities vary in terms of behavior (Browning, 2017). In this case, we are going to sign our discussions on the irrational behavior of a learner and how it can be modified. Such refers to unreasonable actions with no objective. The presence of irrational and defiant learners can be part of development in a teacher’s career. However, various measures can be taken to create a peaceful, happier, and conducive environment for the classroom coterie. The use of positive reinforcement motivates a defiant learner to come to moderation. This is because a learner can act out of frustration and feelings of dislike. In response to this constant defiance, the teacher should be able to understand the learner’s challenges. The creation of an emotional communication system with learners is also a vital technique that can be applied to curb most of these irrational behaviors within the learner’s community (Browning, 2017). This can only be effective through teachers understanding the learner’s moods…
Scrum essay Scrum is an agile process designed to help manage and control software development work. It applies to both regularly develops products and those which require constant adaptation to business needs, technology availability and reliability. However, Scrum is suited best to new product development rather than extended development realizing that speed and flexibility of methodologies like Sashimi where the importance of high quality and low cost project phases have been reduced to four: requirements, design, prototype, and acceptance. Other companies took one step further, reducing the phases to one and calling it Scrum. The term Scrum comes from rugby where it is the method of beginning play in which the forwards of each team crouch side by side with locked arms; play starts when the ball thrown in between them and the two sides compete for possession. The key to this comparison is that everyone on the team is working towards the same goal. Scrum begins by calling a meeting to tell then team that they have been selected to do an important project. It is best to describe…
Science vs. Religion(Conflict between Science and Religion) In Inherit The Wind, the lawyer Henry Drummond defending Cates makes a better logical argument than Brady. Brady had the assumption of being right since he quoted the bible and failed to provide ideas as compared to Drummond. He questioned the truth of the facts presented before the court challenging the reason his client was denied the free will, yet Brady argued every man had free will. Also, Brady was only interested in the truth other than the facts behind the truth. For instance, he says he is not concerned with the age of the rock but the rock of ages. When it comes to debating matters of deeply held beliefs, logic has no sense. The issue becomes a thing of proving which is right or wrong though all is right. It ends turning the argument into a conflict of either side by proving each other wrong. It is hard to use logic to understand spirituality. Rational thinking informs the applicability of things and questions every aspect of it, while spirituality tends to…
Social Psychology: Conformity and Obedience The temptation to behave according to the standards of the people around an individual gives the individuals unnecessary pressure to achieve societal standards. Conformity is the character of people to act in ways that do not reflect their character to make the people around them contented or to avoid unnecessary discussions. As a strategic measure, conformity is used by individuals to act in events that require special attention, but the individuals do not know what to do. The main reason for choosing conformity in times of dilemma is to beat the traps that could be set by people with more information than the conformer. Also, conformity can be seen as a way to follow instructions given by a person in authority for fear of punishment or the outcomes that would happen with going against the instructions given. Several events happen in life, not based on the sole decision of the doer, but because of the conformity of the individual to the standards believed to be the best by the people surrounding them. Normative influence…
Psychology in your life PIAGET ON PIAGET VIDEO ANALYSIS The central idea of our theory of knowledge is almost misunderstood .some people may think one is empirical if he talks about the objection. Meaning that human knowledge comes from what we do to objet.Give our action s are carried out on objections. hers always an interaction between ourselves and objects. Knowledge is not ready made everybody is continually creating knowledge. We are regularly organizing what we know structuring and restructuring our understanding. Empirical think that know is a copy of objects. But it is an assimilation or intern. Best example found in child’s drawing does not draw what he sees he draws what he knows about it is his interpretation of it and not the object as it is. Copy a diamond shape he draws a square with the point some point. We interpret according to our structure; she added three points, rather rounded Points .critique is that our knowledge is not molded directly by things we observe we enter according to our structures. For instance, the history of mathematician…