Communications strategy employed by any lawmaker(s). Communication is an essential element in society that should be maintained at all levels because it plays a vital role in ensuring that individuals can send and receive messages or information in the most convenient way possible. The transfer of these messages from one destination to the other can be faced by numerous obstacles such as cultural positioning, emotions, location, or even the medium used to deliver the message. Therefore, an effective communications strategy is important in each sector, such as the legislation, because the entire population should comprehend the laws correctly. As the country prepares itself for the State of Union address, verbal communications strategies, which include written and oral communication, is the ultimate method of message delivery by the lawmakers (Walker III, 2019). This is because the general public, which is the targeted audience, needs to understand each legislation that they address. The lawmakers have succeeded in developing an essential communications strategy because of their incorporation of some crucial techniques such as creating messages relevant to the audience, having credible speakers, effective…
Communication Techniques While viewing the first part, I could tell that the patient was furious, uncomfortable, and in pain. The patient also sounded tired, maybe due to lack of enough sleep the previous night due to the pain she felt, and the nurse on duty did not respond to her complaints. The patient says that she was very uncomfortable, and she needed immediate attention from the nurse. I feel that the nurse is very empathetic; she tries to understand every aspect of the patient that is how uncomfortable the patient is and what medication she can give. Although she is sure no prescription can be given to the patient, she speaks to the patient politely and promises to do something to ease the pain. The nurse in the second part is very considerate and sounds helpful to the patients. If I were the nurse, I would be very compassionate with the patient because she already suffered enough being in the hospital with harsh treatment from the previous nurse. I would be sympathetic and considerate with the patient and offer…
Community Strategic Plan Part B; Strategic Plan Introduction In part A of my community strategic plan, I discussed the need for the government to invest in community health to improve the health of the citizens massively. The community had various resources that it would tap to create community awareness on disease control and prevention. For instance, the community sufficiently trained community health practitioners who would help in enlightening the community members. In the United States of America, various community health organizations are mandated to create community awareness. They include; the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ), the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), and the Health Resources and Service Administration (HRSA) (Han et.al. 2017). Similarly, in other parts of the world like Africa, community health bodies that sensitize the public include Africa Medical and Research Foundation (AMREF). Such bodies have achieved greater miles in creating customer awareness in matters concerning disease control and prevention. In part B of the community strategic plan, I will be focusing on the issue of reducing drug experimentation among young adults. The…
Comparing the Jewish Bar Mitzvah and Catholic Confirmation Ritual The term “Bar Mitzvah” literally refers to the “son of the commandment.” The word “Bar” is Aramaic and means “son.” It used to be a common word among the Jewish people. The term “Mitzvah” means “commandment” in both Aramaic and Hebrew. The ceremony is also referred to as Bat Mitzvah when it is the girl who is the subject, as “Bat” refers to daughter in Aramaic and Hebrew. Under Jewish Law, children may not always be forced to observe ten commandments, even though they may often be encouraged to do so as many times as possible as a way of learning the commitment they will be having as adults. When they turn 13 years of age (usually 12 for girls), children get committed to observing the commandment (Grondin, 2020). The ceremony notes the conclusion, in a rather formal way, that both obligation and right of taking part in leading the religious services in countering a minyan, in forming a binding contract, as a way of testifying prior ecclesiastical courts and in marrying.…
Social work among the poor in Canada Introduction Social work is the road that acquired through educational academics intending to improve the well-being of humanity. Social work process skills are fundamental ideology that triggers the values for social work practice. The social welfare is mainly among the poor and needs a psychological counseling professional psychiatrist (Vézina-I’m et at, 2019). The psychologist is one of the social workers that help in psychological counseling of the socially affected people into society, mainly the poor who faced with tumors and stresses of economic exploitation damage horrific social condition and for living standards (Singal et al.,2016). It was applied in real Life by growth in the Life of the less fortunate in Canadian society and expanded to another world. History The historical, social work in Canada is known as co. It is pass through main ways .legacy and experience racism, pain, loss of land, loss of culture, and many other challenges during colonization. Which interfered with their indigenous social behavior fought by activists historically(Hajizadeh et al.,2019). Canadian respondent to indigenous background basing on their…
causes of injustices in our world stem from materialism ignorance and capitalism In today’s world there is much suffering occurring such as war, famine, unequal opportunities and treatment of people, disparities between rich and underdeveloped countries. The problem in today’s society is there is a lack of justice globally .In society justice make the world just and bring equality for all. It is important for business and society to help other countries and treat them equally. Business can work relatively together to achieve the goal of global justice, this is a common dream, it results to democracy. Moreover, global justice allows countries to be united under a legal system. In this reflection essay, I will demonstrate that the causes of injustices in our world stem from materialism ignorance and capitalism where richer nations exploited poorer nations. Most institutions are failing to show equality and moral worth of all humans and a shared economic system. Similarly, Institutions of global justice fight to achieve moral equality and wellbeing of people throughout the world. It is a process of reconstructing the world with…
Reflective essay on My toxic experience with toxic leadership My toxic experience with toxic leadership is with Mr Ricardo, my previous manager. Ricardo was not the most comfortable person to deal with. Mr. Ricardo had angry outbursts, manipulative, and unethical. He used to criticize everything that his subordinates did. Although he had won many accolades and rewards due to his excellent technical skills, his unpredictable behavior and culture of fear were disgusting. He was very authoritative and used to compel people to adhere to his instructions. He was a dictator in a way such that his commands had to be adhered to by whatever means. He did not listen to any opinion other than his own to be heard. He demanded others to follow his direction without questioning. He was so egocentric that he could not listen to the views of his subordinates. He had a domineering character, always disrespecting his juniors. His juniors often felt humiliated due to his random commands, threats, coercion, and foul language towards them. He used to abuse power by bullying and exploiting the juniors.…
Intercultural communication Introduction Even at this very competitive technological age, inter-cultural communication has been facing a lot of challenges. Globally languages remain to be the major drawback to effective and efficient communication.one can easily prove this if you have ever conversed with a foreigner or a person whose English happen to be is second language. Speaking to non -native speaker your will realize that some patterns of the speech do not translate correctly. However intercultural communication has been often taken for granted but is very important. It’s very essential to comprehend the certain factors associated with the intercultural communication with individuals from different ethnic backgrounds. A good intercultural communication system entails communication across people of different cultures, ethnicities, or different nationalities, social economic backgrounds, age gender and religion and other aspects that define people’s culture. Sometime intercultural communication occurs between individuals within the same geographic locality Intercultural Communication Barriers Eliminating stereo types An effective intercultural communication involves first realizing any stereo type you might be assuming on and trying to eliminating them. People tend to assume that…
Women and Crime Criminal offenses by women have been on the increase in the recent past. Although the factors that have contributed to the increase vary considerably between denominations, the advocacy for gender equality might be seen to have significantly contributed greatly to the rise. The debate on the rise in crime among women, however, has the potential of raising concerns about the patriarchal affiliation of the society, or the create misinterpretation concerning feminism. Nature has had it that men have been belittling the potential of women in the different fields, and now, the concern that crime among women has increased has been viewed by various individuals as another plot to belittle the ability of women. The decision to engage in crime cannot be accepted in the society, but when both genders are involved equally in crime, concern has to be raised concerning the moral decay sweeping across the community. The improvement in technology and the evolution of societal norms have contributed significantly to freeing women from their traditional roles, thus exposing them to a world that has a…
Probing for Key Issues and Clarity Probing is the act of skillfully asking questions for more information or detail on a specific issue or matter (Nappi, 2016). Frequently, probing questions are open-ended follow-up questions that aim to clarify a point, giving a clear comprehension because of the problem and the steps to take to move forward. Statement probes are close-ended remarks provided by a therapist that seeks to get a precise clarification of the underlying issue through critical thinking. Empathic responses reflect on a specific communicated feeling as well as why the mood has been experienced (Bulent, 2016). Useful probing questions open up a more profound understanding of an individual’s personal opinion and feelings, providing the root basis of the issue and the possible approaches to challenge and tackle the problem. It allows the engagement of critical and reflective thinking, empowering the client asked the questions to take different perspectives in managing a dilemma (Wood, 2019). Case 1 A young woman, recently hired, is discussing her feeling about her boss. “The more I do, the more the boss seems…