Organization Strategy Problem Facing the Organization The organization is facing challenges with the strategy it is adopting.. The organization’s employees are divided into two. Part of the employees supports the current strategy. The other group thinks that modern technology should be employed to avoid the organization from being thrown out of the business due to increased online competition. Advantages of Adoption of Technology as a Strategy Technology gives room for convenience and accessible services providence. With the modern technology the organization is able to reach the target group easily as this makes its operations easier. Use of technology also enables the business to enlarge the target group. This is possible as the target group is not only found in one location. Technology hence improves the company’s chances to thrive and beat competition. Adoption of technology provides room for easy access by the clients as it is accessible at any time. Technology can be accessed at any point in time as it provides 24/7 service providence (Gitman, et al., 2018).Moreover no employee is required to work the whole day in order to…

THEORIEOS OF DEVIENCE AND FREEDOM WRITTERS Differential Association Theory is a theory which explains that for an individual to fit within a set of societal norms and principles they have to symbolically interact with the other groups who are either role model, or significant others. Leading them in the right direction of the societal laws and principles or making them break the rules enshrined within the societal set up (Sutherland, 1978). The theory suggests that the ideas and attitudes which lead to breaking of the laws always result from negative peer influence. In the film The Freedom Writer Diary teacher Erin Gruwell who the film is based on, is an example of a differential theory in that she motivates her students, and one of his student Marcus gets transformed through her teacher’s dedication. Another example appears when Eva is inspired through teacher Gruwell’s quote that “within their small way can turn a small light in a dark room” (LaGravenese, 2007), thus making her speak the truth at the courtroom despite her father’s refusal. Consequently, Mrs. Gruwell’s teaching enthusiasm arrives from…

Gun Control in the US-Why Gun Control is not Good, and Citizens should be Allowed to Possess Institution Name           Author Note       Why Gun Control is not Good, and Citizens should be Allowed to Possess Introduction For several years now, there have developed debated arguments regarding gun control laws in the United States from which an amicable agreement has not yet been reached. These debates have divided the country into two (Carter, 2020), with those in support of gun laws and those who are not. In 2008, the US Supreme Court, under the landmark case of District of Columbia v. Heller, ruled that the right to bear guns was not limited to any law and that the District of Columbia’s handgun ban and its requirement of riffles to be unloaded and disassembled violated the Second Amendment policy. The court also, according to Carter (2020), stated that guns and gun ownership would continue to be regulated and that citizens would bear arms for lawful purposes such as self-defense at home. After this ruling, constant…

Student’s Name Professor’s Name Course Date Abuse in Adolescents and Emerging Adult Relationships Introduction Based on a decade of studies, researchers have proved that adolescent violence is still at its prime in the current US society. According to Miller et al. (607-618), research shows that adolescent and emerging adulthood are transitional phases of a life course when the youth assert more significant instances of autonomy. They make their own decisions, exhibit feelings of independence, develop intimate affections with the opposite genders, and to some, extent, become sexually active (Miller et al. 607-618). Studies also indicate that this is a stage where the same group of people is vulnerable to developmental phase crimes such as sexual assaults, dating violence, peer and gender sexual harassment, among others (Ngo et al. 68-74). Despite the establishment of policies and laws like Title IX to counter cases of teenage violence and sexual harassment, the failure of this law has been utterly accorded in total dismay. Studies have established that abusive relationships are still a mystery to solve in most of the states in the US,…

Adolescence Development Stage Introduction Adolescence constitutes almost 20 percent of the world population, and nearly 85 percent of this population lives in low-income and middle-income countries. Adolescence is teenagers between the ages of 13 and 19 years. During this stage, most teens are at crossroads regarding their lives because they have difficulties with their sexuality, friendships, gender and identity (Griffin, Adams, & Little, 2017, p. 192). The adolescents often focus on themselves and believe that everyone focuses on themselves. They are also usually grappled with insecurities and fear of being judged. At this stage, most teens focus on their physical appearance as family relationships pave the way for peer groups, romantic interests, amongst other things (Shute & Hogan, 2017, p. 72). This transition period leads typically to anxiety about physical development and evolving relationships. This paper will discuss the normal development activities, Erik Erikson and other theories about developmental stages as well as crises and environmental factors that affect the well-being of teens in this stage. Normal Development Activity Apart from the physical changes experienced by adolescents, cognitive ability is…

ADHD Medicine Prescription             Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is a mental condition in which a child’s brain is unable to control their self-control, their ability to sit or stay still, and even affects their attention. It is most prone to school-aged children, and it affects them at their homes, schools and might also affect their friendships. Since it is a neurodevelopmental disorder, this condition is hard to tell if the parent or a teacher doesn’t take close watch over a suffering child. A doctor dealing with this sector use many criteria to come up with the conclusion that a child is suffering. It is accompanied by a wanting self-focused attitude where the child fails to recognize other people’s presence by annoying interruptions and poor turn-taking skills. It is also accompanied with anger outbursts and severe temper tantrums. The children also lack the calmness during their leisure due to their constant fidgeting. ADHD makes the children require concentration, which in turn makes them unable to focus in their class, assignments, ot even their chores (Bachmann et al., 2017). It, in…

Did you know that the Kik Messenger app has been increasing in popularity? You must have heard of Kik, the cross-platform mobile app for instant messaging. Kik is good for messaging individual pals and groups of pals. This app is unlike WhatsApp is that users can create an account with their email for free. They don’t need to give their phone numbers. Users can hook up with one another in several ways. What else? They can search for the username of a specific user or scan Kik codes. They can also enter the phone numbers present on their list of phone contacts. Users on Kik are free to send and receive unlimited messages to and from anyone with a Kik account. Some words on Kik Teens have taken to this app for its natural and functional interface that facilitates chatting about anything. A good number of young Kik users makes it a prospective friendship and dating app for meeting new people. Kik makes a grand substitute for routine SMS text messaging. Users can avoid steep data charges and avoid exceeding…

The Nightingale “The Nightingale” is a novel by Kristin Hannah. The story in the book takes place during World War II and the holocaust. The novel narrates two sisters and their efforts to survive and resist the German Nazis. Throughout the book, the author, Kristin Hannah, explores several themes as the story develops, gives the readers new lessons and, reminds the readers of the timeless truth of war. Love is a significant theme in the novel. There is romantic love, family love, and even love existing between friends. Vianne and her husband Antoine are in a romantic relationship, and they portray a lot of love. Antoine takes care of Vainne when her mother dies, and she suffers a miscarriage. When Antoine gets recruited to war, the couple reunites after the war and raises their son. Isabelle and Gaetan also share romantic love. The two are immediately attracted to one another, and they fight by each other during the war. Family love exists between Isabelle and her father, Jullien. When Isabelle gets captured, the authorities suspect her to be the Nightingale,…

An Argumentative Analysis on Kovalyov’s Nose Loss and Reattachment in Nikolai Gogol’s The Nose Introduction The story, The Nose by Nikolai Gogol, revolves around Major Kovalyov and the events that take place after losing and during the realization of his nose. The story starts when a barber, Ivan Yakovlevich, finds the Kovalyov’s nose attached to a loaf of bread during his breakfast. Ivan realized that the nose belonged to Major Kovalyov, who was one of his customers. However, his attempts to displace the nose on various occasions are unsuccessful. On the other hand, Major Kovalyov wakes up to realize that his nose was missing. Soon after, he comes across his nose in the city assuming a higher rank as a state councilor. As he tries various means to get his nose back, the Major links the loss of his nose with a mother of a particular girl that he liked but had no plan to marry. However, he finds the nose back in its position after two weeks, and his life resumes to normalcy. Thesis Statement Gogol’s explanation about the…

wealthier nations taking responsibility to help poor nations when natural disasters -Introduction Many of the fatalities witnessed in poorer nations as a result of disasters like volcano and earthquakes can only be curbed down if wealthy nations decide to take responsibility by helping them to control these disasters.  Many of the poor nations lack practical disaster management strategies, which can be used to detect, save, and evacuate people in the case such disasters strike them. Conversely, if wealthier nations came into an agreement of taking responsibility and helping poorer nations whenever disasters like volcanic and earthquakes strike them, intense property destruction and mass loss of lives witnessed in poorer nations will be significantly reduced. The act of wealthier nations taking responsibility to help poor nations when natural disasters strike them is the best way to curtail current cases and losses experienced as a result of these natural disasters. Reason being that many of the wealthier nations like Canada, New Zealand, the United Kingdom, and many more have reliable disaster management systems, and they rarely experience such disasters. Thus by them…