Loss of Identity and Privacy             In the book “Jennifer Government” by Max Barry and “1984” by George Orwell, the authors write about the extreme types of government they live in and the dystopian society that comes from it. In Jennifer Government, Max Barry focuses on the idea that the big individual US Companies and Corporations are controlling nations and countries all over the world and the government has little to no power over them, making it an intense libertarianism government. While in 1984, George Orwell has created a totalitarianism government that is ruled by Big Brother and consists of three branches within it and eliminates anybody who may go against government beliefs. However, both books are similar because individual identity and privacy is taken from every individual due to the manipulation and fear from the different hierarchies. Jennifer Government is an alternate reality book in which a United States dominated global government is controlled by corporate entities, causing loss of identity within one’s own true self and beliefs. At the beginning of the story Hack, a low-ranking member…

socioeconomic status and class identity Discussion Questions When working with a client of different socioeconomic status and class identity, it is common for psychologists to make certain assumptions. For instance, poor people do not work. During psychotherapy, I may assume and cite unlivable minimum wages as a contribution to poverty, which is not true since a lot of poor people today are working. Psychologists also often think that poor people have more problems than their wealthier counterparts. Clients of low socioeconomic status may be concerned about insufficient food, or other issues that wealthy clients never mention. Therefore, I may assume that such are problems of social work and not psychotherapy. I may also consider behaviors, for instance, when a client misses’ appointment, to be resistant to treatment, which is likely to be due to transportation obstacles. In a Journal of clinical psychology (2013), psychologists revealed common stereotypes of poor people as lazy, violent, and dirty. There are certain personal biases I would need to process as a psychologist. For example, I tend to approve information that aligns with what I…

Professional identity and stewardship – Leadership interview Introduction This paper discusses the summary of an interview that I conducted with a nurse manager. The review focuses on the role of the manager as a healthcare team member, as well as her perception of professionalism and stewardship. In addition, the paper also discusses the interviewee’s opinion of nurses’ engagement in advocacy and authenticity and their involvement in power and influence when working with colleagues. Role as a health care team member Besides being a nurse manager at our health care facility, I have also worked as a nurse for 20 years. Due to the ever-evolving nature of nursing due to advancements in technology, I plan on collaborations among the team members. As a nurse manager, I embark on designing financial models to ensure the success of the organization. I also work on improving the nursing environment to guarantee quality health care for the patients and a conducive working environment for the staff members. I am also a member of numerous committees for the hospital. Definition of professionalism and its influence on…

Social and Cultural Identity Introduction Social identity is a major concept that revolves around any culture. The concept tends to focus on the uniqueness of a certain culture as a social aspect. On a broader perspective, social identity takes the lane of defining certain groups of individuals based on their social life. Most often, social identity can be addressed through several sources. There are five main sources of social identity, which include gender, social class, region, age, and ethnicity (Rao, 2018). These help an individual identify their culture as well as social life, especially in most cultural events. With that said, this paper tends to explore the concept of social identity by using two selected cultural events. The paper will, on the onset, enlighten on the two selected events and later address the concept of social identity in relation to the two events. Selected Multicultural Events The paper features two particular and unique cultural events that I attended recently in China. The first event is the Trade Gala that took place in China in 2019. The Trade Gala, which was…

Name: Instructor: Course: Date: Hospitality in Religious Rituals: The Eucharist vs. Hajj Introduction The Eucharist is a ritual in Christianity that is believed to have been instituted by Jesus during the “Last Supper” by giving wine and bread to his disciples at a Passover meal. Jesus directed his disciples to always celebrate the Passover in his memory. He described the cup of wine as “a new covenant in his blood” and the bread as his “body.” On the other hand, the Hajj refers to the Islamic pilgrimage that all Muslims are expected to make to the city of Mecca at least once in their lives and to depend on their financial position and health. The focus of this essay is to analyze how these rituals from the two Abrahamic religions (Christianity and Islam) shape the worldview and character of believers by comparing Rowan William’s chapter of “The Eucharist” in his book Being Christian to the chapter “Mecca” in The Autobiography of Malcolm X. Summary of Writings In The Eucharist chapter, Williams describes the Lords’ sharing table as a place for…

  Good vs evil in Candide by Voltaire According to Voltaire, people are not born evil. This aspect is evident in Candide’s life, where he struggles to do good despite occasions where he harms. Despite being raised in the royal house, he was considered as a bastard by his uncle, the German Barron, because he was his illegal nephew. Despite his innocence, he was deemed unfit to marry the baron’s daughter although they loved each other since he was his illegitimate nephew. This perception and treatment of people shows that evil does not exist independently but instead develops as a scapegoat due to the limited view of the world.  In this case, every time he faced a challenge to what he perceived as the best thing to do, he was tempted to do evil actions to avoid the situation. Based on the story, there is a difference between the penchant of doing evil and the tendency towards choosing evil. When Candide meets with Pangloss, he teaches him the concept of optimism. This concept involved the belief to do good despite…

          Master Patient Index Name Institutional Affiliation     Master Patient Index The Master Patient Index (MPI) recognizes patients across distinct administrative, financial, and clinical schemes and is required for the argument to establish the patient record from the different RPMs databases. The MPI records and stores record for every patient that visits the HIS institutions. RPMS distributes them as HL7 messages. Each health institution records go to an initiative record, which is designed by the MPI. When two facilities records are from one real-life individual, the information is from a similar enterprise record. An enterprise record comprises of its own set of patient data referred to as the Single Best Record, which is computed from the demographics information of its institution’s files (Jayatissa, Dissanayake, & Hewapathirane, 2018). The MPI creates a unique patient ID, called an Effective User ID (EUID), for each organization’s documentation. The MPI Enterprise-Record entails one or more institution records. The most significant demographic documentation for the patient can be utilized to generate the Single Best Record. As a patient identifier, the…

IDENTITY IN THE NEW MILLENNIUM                                                  Identity describes who or what we are. It bases on psychological, biological, or physical elements of life. Cultural identity represents our everyday behaviours related to how we speak, dress, move, or act based on our cultural environments. The need to have an identity is common to every human being. It is, therefore, essential to evaluate how popular cultures shape one’s identity based on who they are, in particular. We answer the questions of how different elements of culture, such as race, gender, sexuality, social class, influence our identity. We also evaluate how behaviors such as dress codes, modes of expression, or some actions tell of who we are. In the past, cultural identification was based on defined gender roles. Cultural behaviors were categorized for the two genders, males and females. Aaron Devor, in his article “performing gender,” describes that being male or female dictated what expectations, based on their cultural standard. He goes on to explain that males were perceived to be masculine, aggressive, and egoistic, while females were seen to be passive, submissive,…

 Foreign Policy Notably, foreign issues such as policies and relations affect each country, America is no different. They have been a critical influence in the development of identity, government, and culture in the past century (Dunmire, 2019). They have affected how all these things relate and therefore helped to create a better America. US beings, a superpower in the world has a lot of influence all over the world; therefore, its crucial to view has its foreign issues have affected it. First, foreign policy statements and foreign relations have led to the development of American identity among its citizens. And this is because the citizens have become more united, leading to a better economy, social, and also cultural rights ( Hastedt, 2017). It has also impacted other countries such as the United Kingdom and worldwide nations into recognizing the US as a superpower due to the role it has played in international matters such as the 2nd world war and the cold war. Secondly, foreign policy statements and international relations have significantly impacted the development of the American Culture. And…

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