Social science Essays

According to the paper, the spread of tofu is believed to have coincided with the spread of Buddhism since the diet was an excellent source of proteins required in the vegetarian diet of those that followed Buddha. Just like tofu, am dedicated to accomplishing my work. Am loyal to all those around me and have the undying compassion for everyone in my circle. 

The author states that a society is built upon from its historical backgrounds and contains similar values and beliefs for a very long time. Our historical background, unfortunately, has held women in the background while men have always taken the center stage. Being physically weaker has left them good for lesser professions.

The author explains that being involved in the ornament making is very time-consuming. Aside from the fact that the woman needs to spend longer hours at home just to do complete a few sets of the ornament each day. She does not really have sufficient time to take care of her children even if she works within the comfort of her own home.

The author states that safety is one of the main problems investigated and controlled by the society and the government. The main health-care problem that the government is obliged to tackle is a proliferation of diseases. In contrast with traditional viruses such as smallpox and poliomyelitis, new viruses of fearful scope have now appeared.

Under federal law, and many state laws, most private employers may adopt and implement a drug testing policy (Texas Workforce Commission, 2008). However, for federal government employees, testing of prospective and current employees may be at times prohibited.

According to the study, he noticed that he need some help in writing as he did a lot of mistakes in the grammar section. His clinical teacher told him to take grammar classes as those classes might be a helpful tool in rectification of his mistakes. He is planning to take grammar classes from next week. He felt so embarrassed and uncomfortable by such remarks.

The results of this content analysis revealed that the coverage of the events in Bahrain by the Saudi Press was, to a great extent, dependent on the Saudi Press Agency (SPA), because of the constraints imposed on the press in the Kingdom by the Saudi Arabian information policy. The news related to Bahrain mostly appeared to be positive in tone.

This essay shall highlight the major factors that lead to many women in the U.S.A. going for abortions rather than adoption. The research will be based on evidence from reliable and valid sources. The research will also focus on research conducted by CDC and the Alan Guttmacher Institute, on abortion in the U.S.A.

At this time, the US president was speaking in response to its involvement in the war against Iraq when Iraq intrusively besieged Kuwait. Since then, the concept of New World Order has become a controversial topic, subject to a wide range of scholarly interpretation (Slaughter, 2009, P. 12).

Geography and urban studies are what the concept of world cities originates from, while globalization is the basis of this concept, considering the fact that the idea of globalization takes into account the hierarchy of the geographic locales in respect of importance to the operation of the global system.

According to the paper, corruption refers to deviant behavior that could occur in the politics, society, the economy, or within an organization, for the benefit of an individual or an institution. Such acts of corruption are kept in secret and are damaging to all the individuals involved, particularly to people who have contributed funds.

As the discussion stresses, Frankl explains that when individuals have the meaning of life they can overcome any challenge and suffering in life. His book has three divisions; the experience he faced in the camp and explanation of the need for hope, the logotherapy and the best use the theory. He separated the story of concentration in the camp into three sections.

 The larger something is, the more space it should take in the picture. Another approach to consider scale is to assume that things that are more significant are made larger (Sayre, 103). So, the more significant things are larger than the less significant things in the picture.

The author states that the church created a group of volunteer workers that go out into the community to help those in need. The people that the author works with have been participating in the volunteer group since its inception. The second primary group he belongs too is the card playing group.

The author of the paper states that to maximize the employment of disabled skilled knowledge workers, the companies must commit themselves to allocating huge funds for the provision of the reasonable workplace environment. Reasonable workplace environment includes installing wheelchair paths, hand rails.

As the discussion outlines, most of all, their humility was really recommendable as they did not hesitate to apologize if something they did was not liked by someone. These were crucial elements of leadership which he would like to inculcate. A focused approach, the empowerment that equips persons with knowledge.

The paper examines governments and non-government/private/corporate organizations which expect their employees to work together in attaining their vision, mission, and goals. Their one general difference is the importance of process in decision-making for governments and performance outcomes for non-government/private/corporate organizational cultures, while their main similarity is a clear, engaging mission

According to the paper, member of the society see the social structure as legitimate and therefore strive to maintain that social structure. The Functionalist Paradigm sees the social structure as being stable and in equilibrium and its members striving to maintain the status quo. Post-Katrina was a time of rapid change in New Orleans.

I have noticed that the lightning speed at which news disseminates globally with advancement and development of technology. Watching programs and movies on the television as one relaxes, takes people into a different realm. It implies that there are parts of a person’s being that feel they are the ones featuring in the movies.

The author states that the entire process of deportation is another factor that sends back another major chunk of young people who have grown up and studied in American colleges, thereby sending away a huge chunk of the talent within these colleges. While authorities stay strict, the government is bearing the brunt of the corporate and banking sectors.

The author describes that Mike’s parents ask him to renew his license because they want to surprise him for his birthday by purchasing him a new Chevrolet Silverado 2012. Mike goes to the mall for an eye test. The attendant informs him that even though the renewal of the license is possible, it will take a few days to process.

This paper also deals with the compare and contrast the Scott analysis of everyday resistance to the open forms of resistance and the revolutionary action. It also deals with the possible ways through which the everyday resistance might have revolutionary potential. It also explains the assumption of the presence of hidden transcript.

The author claims that China because of Communism based government, functioned behind an “Iron Curtain”, restricting the entry of foreign and multinational firms. However, when globalization took off in early 1990’s, series of positive changes happened throughout the world and China not wanting to miss this great opportunity.

This paper outlines that a soft negotiator is willing to compromise his or her interests to avoid conflict. The hard negotiator is ready for a contest of interests whereby he or she takes the extreme position in what can be considered as a battle of supremacy. The following negotiation was witnessed between two neighbors.

A good example is that of Columbia University’s Emma Sulkowicz who was raped by a male friend at the campus. However, upon reporting to the school disciplinary panel, the male was found not responsible. Frustrated, she filed a criminal complaint with the police which she later dropped due to the upsetting encounter with the police during the report.  

According to the paper, through the Charter of Rights and Freedoms, Canadians are afforded the right to life, liberty of expression, security and protection from discrimination. However, these liberties and rights can only work against themselves if the people are not allowed to enjoy them with the right to be in healthy environments. 

The author states that, according to Erikson’s theory of socio-emotional Development, a person has to go through four different stages before reaching adolescence. These stages include Trust vs. Mistrust; Autonomy vs. Shame and Doubt; Initiative vs. Guilt; and Accomplishment/Industry vs. Inferiority.

The author states that the pilots undergo rigorous training long before they get entrusted with the responsibility of flying a plane. The training takes more time to complete than a typical driving test does. A driving test requires one merely to demonstrate a mastery of steering, braking, signaling.

The discussion of any concepts is impossible without their preliminary careful definition. Most of the differences in opinions regarding any matter of dispute usually arise not because of disagreements in the understanding of values or importance of these notions in our daily life, but because of some distinctions in their definitions.

The author states that the Real-Name Policy has been established as a consideration of the people using Facebook as a conventional community like the other true community that exists in the real world, who interact on the basis of their real identities. The Real-Name Policy on Facebook requires that several identity measures should be observed.

The author states that whenever coming up with a foreign policy the issue of the image plays an enormous role since they influence the major decisions that are going to be made concerning the engagement of the countries. The image is critical in the manner in which an individual country portrays itself to the world will affect the kind of relationship.

TThe author of the paper states that during the war France lost vital iron ore and coal resources; territory was lost too. Women and children had to take over the farms and agriculture as 41% of the men mobilized for the war were peasants. This caused great losses in cattle and grains too.

The author states that through the use of Smartphones, the face of healthcare has immensely changed not only in the actual provision but the participation as well. Information access has been the main hallmark of the internet. The health information sought by the Smartphone users includes healthcare facilities, symptoms of diseases, and prescriptions.

The author states that small towns are free from problems like traffic jams, air pollution, and noise pollution. Peace of mind can be experienced only in small towns because they are free from such problems. The fact that people living in smaller towns live longer than people living in bigger cities was proven in Japan.

The author supports that long-term exposure of children to media promotes perpetual fear, which impairs children’s concept of social reality especially through programs that advance violence related themes. Uncontrolled media content progressively aired on media gives children an opportunity to access adult restricted films with sexual themes.

The author claims that with the help of culture, the development in a society can be judged. With the passage of time, the culture of a society goes through various transactions that are the outcome of change in cultural values because of many reasons. The reasons that can bring in a change in a culture are an invasion of a country.

The author explains that this accident took place at the plant’s Taft Oxide I Unit. It was 15th September 2011 and the unit had been closed for maintenance for more than a month while workers replaced equipment and cleaned oxygen feed mixer. On that day, a black light inspection of a 48-inch horizontal pipe was conducted by the interviewed employee.

This paper relates the phenomenon of how a couple of nations – termed as ‘the rest’ and including China, India, Brazil, Russia, Africa, Germany – rose to join the category of world-class competitors in several mid-technology industries. These were the developing countries that were growing at a very fast rate and attempting to reshape the world economy.

The author states that museums have an important role in preserving and bringing a country’s historical inheritance to the view of the new generations. Museums are repositories of knowledge and through them; we discover and find out important aspects of our civilization. Free access to museums would help to learn and discover additional things.

The author describes that they say “home is where the heart is”, but Sarah’s heart was broken and she figured it was poetic justice that she was homeless. That afternoon, Sarah sat in what was now her temporary home. With nothing else to do and no one else to talk to, Sarah took the spare change she had and walked to the pay phone.

The author describes that Mohammed was working from a raised area which was a section of scaffolding. He tried to maneuver his way down from the platform. Unfortunately, he lost his footing and he fell backward. Mohammed immediately lost consciousness so was not able to remember the complete details of the accident.

The author states that although Children do not have sufficient knowledge of what is good or harmful to them, it is the responsibility of the parents to adequately guide them. For example, most of the time, children will say what they hear, regardless of whether it is good or bad. However, older people know what is good or bad and should offer guidance.

According to the research findings, it can, therefore, be said that the brain can be divided into two separate entities, one that is more spatially oriented and the other that is more logically oriented.  With this division, it is possible to do something with one side of the brain without truly being aware of it on the other side. 

The author states that local festivals pave way for an effective globalization and uniqueness in locality could also be reached. Festivals turn everyday routine life to a special day mixed with different events such eating, dancing, singing, and drinking. As a result food and wine have become a common factor in all kinds of festivals.

According to the discussion, the university has put campus safety and security as among its top priorities given the relationship this has with the academic and general well-being of students at the school. Among the measures that the university has ensured in order to keep students at a school, safe is a network of 24-hour emergency telephones.

The author describes that Brian is brought up in an amazing way and this is evident in his good character. However, he is impatient in nature a trait against his parent's will. The family is of average socio-class, and he attends a middle-class school, Wachusett Regional High School. Brian is an obedient child who respects his parents.

As the paper highlights, one could not really know the difficulties early colonists of the Chesapeake Region could have endured, especially so that they were trying to survive in a foreign land. To say that the first groups of colonizers to the region were ignorant, lazy and unambitious would be cruel without an in-depth look at their situation during those times. 

It is no secret that people of today are very attached to the technological devices that allow them access to the “online life.” People spend more time engaged in social media than with actual people even when they are in the physical company of another person. The nature of communication has changed since human beings first started communicating.

The author states that globalization of trade and commerce leads to expansions. The contemporary routs to expansions are through mergers, acquisitions, and consolidations. The results of these are the creation of multi-cultural MNC’s that find little cohesion among its units due to vast cultural diversities.

As the discussion, Consumerism in Contemporary America, stresses, the increment in profits is through a rise in a number of consumers on the produced products. The primary concern of this essay is to outlay consumerism in modern America using two distinguished essays “The Year Without Toilet Paper” and “Thoreau’s Worst Nightmare”.