Democracy in society Democracy in society gives the people the right and freedom to manifest religion and beliefs and the ability to change religion at any particular time. These freedom and liberty are limited to the laws that govern society. Providing the right to practice religion and beliefs is essential since people have different ideologies which they believe in and can change them at any time. The essence of providing this freedom is to promote public safety, moral values, health, and protection of public order. In the same way, democratic society provides the right and privilege of expression, which involves sending and receiving information without interference under certain conditions and limitations by the law. Freedom of speech is practiced in the best interest of the public to protect the territorial integrity and public safety, provision of security, and protection of the reputation of others. Technology has set people free from national jurisdiction and control. The development of cyberspace through software coding, engineering design, and terms of service has enabled the users of the internet to have control over government jurisdiction…
What is the relationship between emotion and positive psychology? Positive psychology constitutes of two entities, the subjective entity, and an individual entity. At a subjective level, positive psychology entails valued subjective experiences such as wellbeing, satisfaction in the past, the flow of happiness in the present, and hope and optimism for the future (Fredrickson, 2001). On the individual entity, it comprises positive personal traits such as forgiveness, love, kindness, perseverance, originality, compassion, spirituality, courage, and interpersonal skills. Positive psychology can also be achieved in group levels to nurture civic values towards the betterment of citizenship and responsibilities among individuals. Emotions, on the other hand, are the multiple states of feelings that result in physical changes that influence an individual’s behavior and thoughts. Emotions may be positive or negative, thus affect the psychological nature of an individual in different ways. Positive emotions have physical resources, intellectual resources, social, and mental resources. Positive emotions engage individuals to explore novel people, situations, and ideas by encouraging approach behavior (Fredrickson, 2001). Emotions are related to psychological phenomena such as moods, motivations, temperaments, and personalities.…
social effects relating to parental divorce in society Problem Statement The aim and purpose of the study are to determine the social effects relating to parental divorce in society. The extent is to understand factors relating to the moral judgment of freshmen and students of Sophomores College in related social activities. Sample To achieve the rationale of the study the study desired to collect a rational sample size from the population to determine the effects of parental divorce among students in Sophomores College. Thus, the study incorporated 337 students from the school, with 274 being female students and 63 male students of the College. The success of research results developed the age range of the sample to be of the age between 18 and 21 years old. Participants in the research aimed at gathering information from the United States of America, especially from southeastern regions. Participation of freshmen made up to 202 of the respondents, and 135 sophomores made up the number of participants as required by research objectives. 252 of the student used in the research came from married…
Ethics and Social Justice Equality amongst members of a society validates the element of justice when each of them is subjected to equivalent social, economic, and political opportunities, notwithstanding religion, gender, and race aspects. Ethics and morality boast a relationship that complements one another (Weinstein). On the one hand, ethics is the philosophical perception of the morals by which a community’s behavior accustoms. On the other, morality defines the perceptive differentiation of right from wrong as a code by which the population lives and abides. Strategies for Addressing Poverty Tourism Administrators and public policymakers are obliged to make cautious decisions while handling matters related to poverty tourism using suitable plans to ethics and morality. The ultimate course, however, should be to aid the poor in terms of food and education. Approaches such as engaging and seeking approval of the poor citizens can enhance administrative processes involving tourism. Subsequently, policymakers should develop comprehensible models of amassing tourism resources and channeling them into courses aimed at diminishing poverty. It is, however, essential that administrators establish these policies carefully to avoid injuring…
COVID-19: Payment Relief and Other Government and Private Sectors Interventions for SMEs in South Africa Introduction It’s been twenty-five days since the first reported case of COVID-19 in South Africa. Hence the government has taken measures to contain the spread of the disease such as closing down the border and also closing down most gathering institutions such as schools and cinemas in the country. Therefore, there has been a burn on international travels and hence airports are closed. And therefore, there are over 1300 reported cases of COVID-19 victims in the country, hence living the economic situation in the country at a standstill. In the seond and third week of the spread of the virus, most institutions ran out of resources such as gloves and masks and therefore they were forced to recycle the same masks and glove to try and protect themselves from the infection. And from time to time, most medical practitioners could come into contact with the patients since they were not wearing any gloves. Due to the panic, most citizens in the…
child’s complicated illness Introduction Following the child’s complicated illness, the family identified some needs that they considered urgent needs. Melisa’s family had the best interest of the patient at heart. That is why they placed significant effort in understanding and improving the concerns about the child’s development. Among other needs, they considered Matt’s development skills, communication challenges, the wrath undergoing subsequent surgeries, language development problem, movement problems and the consequences of the diagnosis as the most fundamental primary concerns. Due to the seriousness of the child’s heart condition, the doctor recommended multiple extra surgeries in the future. Melisa accepts the option but remains worried over the implications and the risk factor associated with surgery. Melisa also has the most significant worries about their child’s developmental progress. The family realizes that they need an early intervention program that will work towards the treatment of Matt in the long run. It is prudent for the family to seek early treatment for a child at this age because the child is fragile. Failure to address them early might lead to permanent malfunctions of…
unruly children’s behavior The purpose of the law is mainly to establish fair standards, maintain order, resolve disputes, and protect human rights and liberties. This is always at every level in society, especially when the actions of the individual could cause harm to others and themselves. Members of the community also include children who might be out of control or acting in a manner that requires external reinforcement. As discussed, it is evident that the scope of punishable offenses is not only aimed at punishing the child, but they are also a way to show them what their future could look like if they continued with the same behavior. In as much as judicial intervention can be an alternative in rectifying behavior, given the sensitivity involved in the teenage years, it should be supplemented with other corrective measures (Roush, 2019). This is because in most cases where teenagers start committing offenses and are punished primarily through the system without other interventions, they tend to repeat these offenses in the future. In regards to the scope of unruly children’s behavior, the…
love and family The two topics notable from the course are love and family. Love is one of the terms that people often confuse. A researcher Robert Sternberg as shown in the course, explains that love involves intimacy, commitment, and passion. Love is more than just friendship because of its runs deeper, stakes higher, and comprise of more interpersonal difficulties that those involved must strive to overcome. Commitment is having some cognitive attachment to another person, which takes time to grow. It calls for people in love to remain faithful to one another regardless of the situation. On the other hand, intimacy implies openly sharing feelings and being available to provide physical, emotional, and psychological support to one another. While intimacy can be felt in the very first instance, it becomes stronger as closeness deepens. Lastly, passion is more of a physiological aspect of the body; the act of romance or engaging in some sexual or any element of erotic love and involves kissing, hugging, and others. Individuals can invest one, two, or all the three, which often comes involuntarily…
Leadership to Leading Teams in Health and Social Care Leadership happens to be an essential aspect to any given organization whereby it can be described in theory and policy as a practice that tends to be central to all levels of the workforce as well as increasingly integrated to the revolution and modernization of health and social care. Within various parts of the world the currently leading team in health and social care is confronted by changing consumer needs and demands, labor challenges, increase in demand for care access as well as other issues associated with the levels of welfare and quality of health and social care. Effective leadership is essential to efforts to optimize the effective management of safe and quality care within health and social care. Effective leadership to the leading team in health and social care can be connected to a variety of functions such as system performance, accomplishments of health reform goals, timely delivery of care, and also happens to be a crucial element of the health care system. For very many years, the development of…
Hacking Leadership Chapter 5 of Hacking Leadership talks about the culture gap in businesses. According to the text, I have learned several things. For instance, culture is a gap every business ought to close immediately for success purposes. Culture is an intentional and purposeful strategy in which employees can feel it. It assists in decision making and behavior taming in a particular work organization. This business gap is not managed but rather led for it to flourish. The text also insists that leadership is not meant for a few, but everybody can be a leader. Challenges will be there every day, but people must hope for the courage to deal with the issues. Leaders should not be flattered by others to be able to influence others positively. Leaders should not participate in rumors but rather create a leadership culture. An organization should be original in its culture, which is not a copy-paste from other corporates. Chapter ten of Never Split talks of negotiation. I have learned that in a negotiation, there are unknown unknowns in which one party does not…