Student’s Name Professors Name Course Date Discussion Subject Using the classification system presented in the chapter section, “Major Areas of Environmental Regulation,” explain what type(s) of pollution is (are) generated by gold mining.  Which of these do you think is (are) most damaging to the environment, and why? Pollution refers to the presence or introduction of harmful or poisonous effects into the environment. Gold mining brings about various types of pollution, which may include air pollution, land pollution, and water pollution. Air pollution occurs through the use of diesel-powered machinery, which emit smoke into the atmosphere. Also, air pollution may occur due to the burning of coal, which results in global warming. Water pollution occurs when poisonous cyanide solution collects in water bodies and ends up killing fish and birds. Land pollution occurs when toxic cyanide and mercury accumulates and remains on the ground for a long time, where it eventually collects in water bodies. I think water pollution is the most damaging to the environment because when cyanide solution contains in the water bodies, it leads to the destruction…

                  Social Work Practice Theory Student’s Name Institutional Affiliation                       Numerous theories are attempting to explain particular concepts in life. Theories play an essential role in explaining unknown facts in different fields. They also enable the scientists to make predictions of what they should consider if a theory is factual. The central elements that the theory holds, and the more test it passes, and the numerous observation it forecast determine a theory’s strength.  Though technology has advanced significantly, controlling almost every aspect of humanity, theories persist up to date. The Darwin theory, for example, is an ancient theory that is still accepted in society today. A theory is a well-substantiated elucidation of a natural world characteristic that integrates laws, suggestions, and evidence (Frost et al., 2020). A theory is a guess which does not have a reinforced proof. Many theories are used to give explanations of social work practice. This paper discusses strengths perspective theory, life structure theory, system theory, social intelligence…

          LOGIC BEHIND STRENGTHENING THE US PRESIDENCY       Name of Student               Subject Name Date               LOGIC BEHIND STRENGTHENING THE US PRESIDENCY   Different countries have a different administration system that they apply, where the United States has a peculiar system of all. This paper discusses why strengthening the US government, and the unitary executive has caused diverse development in the United States. The United States president is vested with excessive authority, which is contradictory to most nations globally, which are operated in parliamentary systems of administration (Blair, 2020). The United States president is proven to have the most powerful elected official globally. The founders of the state initially had intentions of the presidency to have a narrowly controlled organization. They have learned from the colonial system of governance that executive power was inimical to liberty since they felt betrayed by the actions of Gorge III, who was the king of Ireland and Great Britain and therefore opted to allocate the policymaking…

Decision Making Process     Name Course Institution Due date                       1735271, The rational decision–making process is a multi-stage process that helps a leader solve the problem or attain goals by assisting them in making choices between alternatives. The rational decision-making process requires a leader to make logical, analytical, and objective decisions rather than subjective and intuitional decisions. When using this model, leaders are required to use fact and analysis to make a decision. Leaders are mandated to establish the process by which the decisions are made; therefore, their leadership value plays a significant role in influencing each step of the decision-making. This paper will discuss how an organization and leadership values can affect each stage of rational decision-making. The first stage of rational decision-making is identifying a problem. This stage determines the organization’s specific obstacle. The cooperation ensures it identifies the primary challenge facing the organization. Also, organizational culture can influence the process; for example, if the organization outlines that only a leader can identify a challenge, then a…

          RELEVANCE OF THE RACE ON RELIGION       Name of Student               Subject Name Date               RELEVANCE OF THE RACE ON RELIGION   Many scholars give their contributions to the definition of race. Many of them conclude that race entails a crowd of individuals who have in joint approximately noticeable physical qualities, like skin color, facial features, eye formation, and hair texture, among others. It entails the idea that the human species are grouped in their distinctive groups based on genetic, physical, and behavioral alterations. Different scholars have researched widely on the topic of race. Religion and racism are topics that have raised diverse debates and are often discussed concurrently.  The newspapers frequently make headlines based on the connection between the two. They argue that “races” are traditional involvements depicting specific attitudes and principles that were obligatory on diverse people in the wake of Western European subjugations commencing in the 15th era (Anderson, 2020). There is a climate of fear of terror…

Human Growth and Development The topic that has been most relevant to me has to be the Erikson Psychosocial Theory. Erikson’s theory explains that we are faced with a series of challenges or tasks that we need to achieve from the time we are born and throughout our adulthood. The success and failures to the challenges at each stage of our lives determine our mental health, development of our personalities, and whether we will be well-adjusted human beings. The theory also demonstrates that we are a result of our childhood experiences. This topic has given me a sense of enlightenment when interacting with others and an understanding of myself. The theory has its limitations, but the approach is beneficial; it forms a basis for looking into child development and parenting strategies. As I was learning this topic in class, my mind would drift back to childhood and my experiences that some of my personality traits result from how I was raised. In my earlier years, my parents were always very deliberate with my siblings and me. They allowed us to…

          Nursing   Student’s Name: Institutional Affiliation: Course ID: Due Date:                                   Nursing Socioeconomic status is the measure of a person’s or a family’s socio and economic position in relation to others based on occupations, education, and income (Imperial College London, 2017). Moreover, ongoing studies are attempting to relate low socioeconomic status with significant health risk factors. Socioeconomic status is often used in describing the economic differences experienced by society as a whole. Additionally, socioeconomic status is subdivided into three categories that are the low, middle, and high socioeconomic status. The three categories describe the region within which an individual or a family may fall into. The following three variables are used in placing an individual or a family in the three levels of socioeconomic status; education, occupation, and income. There is usually a strong emphasis on education in the families that belong to the high level of socioeconomic status, which happens both within the household and at the local…

Management McGregor’s Theory X and Y Leadership and management require an understanding of people’s behaviors. McGregor’s Theory X and Y is a well-known theory of motivation and leadership that has a philosophical influence on managerial thinking. Theory X McGregor’s Theory X assumes that humans are selfish, irresponsible, averse to working, change-resistant, lack ambition, and prefer to be led by others. This assumption denies individuals at junior work levels the authority to make suggestions or make decisions. It also assumes that people only work to earn salaries and lack a sense of ownership. Theory X also supports the supervision and control of workers, with managers entrusted with decision-making at all levels within an organization. It encourages managers to modify employee behavior to align with organizational needs (McGregor, 1998). Theory X offers a hands-on approach that involves micromanaging people to ensure that work is done correctly. Theory Y On the other hand, theory Y stresses the importance of employees in the realization of organizational objectives. It assumes that humans consider work as play and that work may be gratifying or be a source…

    MIS500 Foundations of Information Systems INTRODUCTION A system of information is a set of interconnected mechanisms that assemble or recover, process, store, and distribute all the information to help in decision making and control. MIS500 Foundations of Information Systems is the perfect mate for all students when handling their assignments as it takes into account all events and better solutions. Systems of information help in storing all the operational data, records that are communicated, documents, and history revision. MIS500 Foundations of Information Systems enables students to complete their work in a very precise manner and at the right time (Tutor, 2019). Modules of basic information systems are essential for information implementation systems in organizations and institutions. Assignments and homework are essential in the process of education. It is through this academic task that students can be very familiar with all the processes practiced.  Enthusiastic Expert Minds mentors may be helpful at some point as it might be complicated to complete a task on time by the students themselves. Edwards (2010) argued that students could use expert minds to…

  “The Other America,” Martin Luther King Jr. Racism in the United States is a controversial issue that sparks debate across all ages and generations. The Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. is one of the pioneers and leaders of the Civil Rights movement. They died championing the rights of African Americans and other racial minorities in the United States. According to King, three evils have affected the progress and stability of the United States. These evils are war, poverty, and racism. The United States is a leading democracy, and many nations worldwide depend on its decisions since they play an integral part in shaping the nation’s state. King believed that America had not attained social justice and racial equality; hence, everyone should educate themselves about the impacts of racism. In his definition, King regards racism as “nymph of an inferior people”(pg. 3). According to King, racism is not a generalization of an ethnic group but the simple profiling and feeling of inferiority against other races. In the speech, “The Other America,” King argues, “that there must be a recognition…