...For a very long time, many people believed that men should work harder than women because they are responsible to feed and support their family. Most jobs required muscles strength therefore men thought to be responsible for it and they were treated more than women. Women main tasks were to watch over their children and look after their house, families and husband. I agree with the statement that men and women should be treated equally as they were born equally. Nowadays, we can see that women have many more choices and opportunities compare to years ago; they can do anything and get involved in all areas. To get started, justice is probably the most significant factor that shows why men and women have to be equal. For instance, when men wake up in the morning and go to work, and while women stay at home to clean, cook and look after the children, they might feel abandoned and frustrated that they would want to work too. This is unfair for both of them because women can be just as useful as men and they can be helpful outside the home. Next, together, men and women can raise their children in a better environment if both of them do what they like. I believe that happiness is another factor for being equal. Women were not satisfied enough because they felt that they could not live without their men, they could not be independent and they had to live in this way although they did not want to. I think satisfaction is important to make life easier and nicer. For example, women...
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...check and for you to stay right with your memory you would have to CHALLENGE your brain! When I say challenge I mean traveling , learning how to play and musical instrument , learn how to speak a foreign language, participating in social and communication activities. Also working on your brain aerobics meaning crossword puzzles, 100 piece puzzles, and suduko. When the brain is starved of oxygen for a prolonged period of time, brain damage may occur. Brain damage can occur as a result of a wide range of injuries, illnesses, or conditions. Because of high-risk behaviors, males between ages 15 and 24 are most vulnerable. Young children and the elderly also have a higher risk. From doctors at med.MD How Are Brain Damage and Brain Injuries Treated? Anyone who has a head or brain injury needs immediate medical attention. A brain injury that seems mild -- referred to as a concussion -- can be as dangerous as clearly severe injuries. The key factor is the extent and location of the damage. Brain injury does not necessarily result in long-term disability or impairment. But the correct diagnosis and treatment is needed to contain or minimize the damage. The extent and effect of brain damage is determined by a neurological exam, neuroimaging testing such as MRI or CT scans, and neuropsychological assessments. Doctors will stabilize the patient to prevent further injury, ensure blood and oxygen are flowing properly to the brain, and ensure that blood pressure is controlled. When the brain...
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...Siddhartha is treated differently depending on how wealthy or poor he appears to those that he encounters. The way that he is treated challenges Indian religious culture through the reinforcement of class division and social hierarchy. For example, when Siddhartha is a Brahmin he is treated as someone that is above the common people by those that are around him because of the way that he is dressed and the culture views people in that station. However, when Siddhartha is a Samana he is treated with kindness but the people around him also do not necessarily respect him as they did when he was a Brahmin because he is a beggar in society when he is in this station. When Siddhartha is a merchant and a respected friend of Kamala he is treated in...
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...Hypertension treated naturally 1 HYPERTENSION TREATED NATURALLY Hypertension treated naturally Jaiel A. Omari Kaplan University HS305-01: Research Methods for Health Sciences Instructor: Sridhar Rajappan April 2, 2013 Hypertension treated naturally 2 As I have founded out by doing this paper hypertension, or high blood pressure, is a very deadly disease which lead to some time very fatal conditions such as strokes, heart attacks, heart failure, or kidney disease. The purpose of hypertension treatment is to lower high blood pressure and protect important organs, like the brain, heart, and kidneys from damage (WebMD, 2013). The biggest thing that I think I have learned is that there is much more research that is needed on this subject matter. I think mainstream medicine is just now learning that alternative and natural methods of treating hypertension/high blood pressure are viable. I also feel that with the social media revolution that is going on now more and more people are being made aware of the alternative ways of treating medical problems which in my opinion is making the medical industry stand and take notice. I also found out and would like people to know that high blood pressure is one of the easiest diseases to treat with natural medicine. I would also like to state that people should have some knowledge of using natural medicine or get some medical supervision because natural medicine can be dangerous as well. In closing I hope...
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...The prison systems today has been successful in deterring me from committing crimes due to how horrible they are. The thought of committing a crime long ago is even more terrifying. This week’s chapter readings really opened my eyes to how bad women were treated in prison back then. There were numerous issues which women had to and still does endure that were discussed in the chapters, most of which were very disturbing. Due to all the issues discussed serving interesting information, it was difficult to only choose two. Two important issues discussed in chapter six are pregnancy and parenting for women who are incarcerated and access to physical and mental services and care. Research questions pertaining to pregnancy and parenting would...
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...Children Just Want to be Treated Equally Academic Behavior Code A. Califano April 24, 2013 Abstract Many children and adolescents with obsessive compulsive disorder go undiagnosed. Researchers examine the possible causes and found that many children do not get diagnosed because of their lack of ability to understand and vocalize their experiences; hindering children’s abilities to maintain relationships and perform well in school. ERP is a form of treatment that has been recorded to work in many cases. In some circumstances children may not be able to handle the distress and anxiety that is associated with the repeated exposure exercises. Treatment is extremely important for those who are suffering from OCD. If not properly treated, it is expected that those people unfortunately can have a chronic and deteriorating course. Keywords: OCD, Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder, Children, Adolescents, ERP, Treatment, Distress, Anxiety, Diagnosis Children Just Want to be Treated Equally Obsessive-compulsive disorder, referred to as OCD, is a common psychiatric disorder and is one of the highest recorded in the United States. It has been estimated that OCD affects 1 in 200 young persons (Adams, 1999). This means that 3 or 4 students in an averaged sized elementary school suffer from obsessive compulsive disorder. This disorder impairs children’s abilities to function in home, school, and community settings. The American Psychiatric Association (2000) characterizes OCD as recurrent...
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...Case Scenarios Keeva Montgomery, Rhonda Conley, Brittany Bradshaw, Kasey Keith, Deon High's LAW/421 July 30, 2014 Robert Wright Case Scenarios University of Phoenix Material BUGusa, Inc., Worksheet Use the scenarios in the Bugusa, Inc., link located on the student website to answer the following questions. Scenario: WIRETIME, Inc., Advertisement Has WIRETIME, Inc., committed any torts? If so, explain. Yes, Disparagement such as belittling occurs where Wire Time makes false statements regarding the quality of goods or products electronic recording devices, that may cause loss of business to BUGusa Inc. False or fake negative reviews of a product may also constitute disparagement. BUGusa also have a Libel claim, which the harmful statement written in the magazine stating that the electronic recording devices were low quality and did not work for more than one month. This tort, formally known as defamation, is a statement communicated to a third party that harms a person business. There are two ways, which this can happen libel and slander. Scenario: WIRETIME, Inc. (Janet) Has WIRETIME, Inc. committed any torts? If so, explain. Yes, Wire Time talked Janet into breaching the contract with BUGusa with cash 10% increase and a signing bonus of 5,000; Janet and Wire Time Interfered with BUGusa Inc. contract rights generally when a meddling third party convinces Janet to breach its contract with BUGusa. However, it can happen if a meddling...
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...I am very fortunate to still have my grandmother in my life. She is a very instrumental person in helping me become who I am today. I believe the elderly today are being treated exactly how they should be, respected, loved, and well taken care of. What about other societies? How are the elderly treated in foraging societies? Is there any variation, or are the old considered to be useless entities that cannot hunt or gather? How are they treated in the society I grew up in? Let’s answer those questions beginning with how they are treated in foraging societies. The onset of old age is partly measured in terms of the median life span in all societies. In foraging societies, that age ranges from 45 to 75 years old. Early research theorized...
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...It’s hard to believe that it’s the end of the semester already, this semester is really flown by. I guess they had to reflect on what I’ve learned throughout the semester, one of the things I learned was how Americans treated Chinese immigrants in the early days of our country. Some of them are treated no better than slaves yet they help build one of the lifelines of American progress the US railway. When the biggest lessons I’ve learned this semester is that we should always treat people the way we would want to be treated and it’s sad that people come to our country a short hundred 50 years ago seeking a better life for them and their family and all they found was prejudice hatred and scorn, I believe our countries come a long way since then that we have a long way to go when it comes to racial issues but I think if we all take time and look at our past we can see a brighter future....
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...Autism Can Be Successfully Treated For years they have been treating children with different physical problems such as: autism, learning disabilities, attention deficit disorder, hyperkinesis cerebral palsy, seizure disorders, etc. The effects on the family of any exceptional child can often be devastating. Families have been shattered by the experience. The effects on siblings are also overlooked. I have not been directly affected by this disease, but am very close to loved ones in which deal with this life challenge every day of their lives. Recently, the ten year old brother of this precious autistic child, age 5, when asked about the change in his brother stated, now I have a brother, he plays with me. He takes my toys. He talks to me. He never did this before.” Today, there has been much success in treating infantile autism. Over the years the definition of autism has changed enormously. During my early years of practicing in the field of psychology for an organization called Opportunity Health Services focused on children with special needs, we would see 3 or 4 children that met the criteria of autism. Through the years, we saw at least 1,000 who have been labeled such. Today, any child that doesn’t function normally or is delayed ion speech is labeled autistic. It has become an epidemic. The diagnosis of autism is growing almost exponentially. During the last 30 years, a billion dollar industry has sprung up over autism. We now have specialized physical therapist...
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...In this paper I am going to be discussing equality amongst men and women. I am going to explain many different reasons why women should be treated equal to men. I am also going to get you a reason why some would think that women aren’t equals to men. While there are some things men to better because they are naturally stronger than women, I do think that women and men are equal because women are just as strong as men mentally and spiritually and that is very important. Women have proven over the years that as long as they put there mind to doing anything it can accomplish, just like a man, in the world today women are doing everything that men are doing and some are even doing it better than men. First, I think that women and men are equal because women are just as strong as men mentally and spiritually so why shouldn't they we are consider equals. In terms of equality, I do see that women are more evolved mentally, spiritually and emotionally. That's why women seem to have a heighten sense of a taste, smell, sound and even sight. However, the problem is that society doesn't promote these things society promotes male qualities and for that reason along women aren’t treated fairly. Additionally, Women have proven over the years that as long as they put their mind to it they can accomplish everything a man can. If we go back in time we will see that women are astronauts, doctors, lawyers, and construction workers as well, which were all male dominated jobs before. After doing...
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...Are famous people treated unfairly by the media? Should they be given more privacy, or is the price of their fame an invasion into their private lives? The question of unfair treatment of famous people by the media is one that cannot be easily answered without a close examination of all that is involved. Fame is a state of being well known either by one’s personality or a result of one’s accomplishments and cannot happen without the media. The media makes people famous. The world is now in an information age that is totally driven by the media. You view events happening around the world via satellite TV in the comfort of your living room; you get the latest gist and gossip on smart phones connected to the ubiquitous internet that is proliferated with social media like Facebook and Twitter; propagation of gossips has not been easier! Success, being synonymous with fame is something people naturally love to identify with. The most intricate affairs of successful people thus become goldmine of information for people who have made them role models. They believe they can also achieve success by patterning their lives after their models. Likewise, famous entertainers like the late Michael Jackson also are idolized especially by young people. The ‘wannabes’ of these entertainers will do whatever it takes to get information about what things make their favourite acts tick. On the other hand, the unhealthy secrets of the private lives of famous people make good sources of scandal...
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...When I say the words “Cancer Treatment” what usually comes to mind is Chemotherapy or Radiation. But what about before technology and electronic medical devices were invented? In this essay I am going to tell you about what doctors and surgeons had to do when a patient had cancer in the 1800s. If a loved one has cancer, the doctor will often explain the procedure they are going to do to treat the patient. But for those that thankfully were never in that position, I will also be explaining some of the procedures that are done nowadays. Lastly I will be comparing and contrasting these procedures to see how similar or different they are. Have you ever wondered how surgeons treated cancer patients in the 1800s when electricity was not yet thriving?...
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...Should All People Be Treated Equally in a Society? Egalitarianism (from French égal, meaning "equal") - or, rarely, equalitarianism - is a trend of thought that favors equality for particular categories of, or for all, living entities ("Egalitarianism"). Egalitarian doctrines maintain that all humans are equal in fundamental worth or social status. Equity is probably one of the most fundamental values common to all people in a society. Equity can be elusive; however, it is usually defined in terms of how equals are treated by government policies and the legal system, and how we decide who these equals are. The concept of equality is multifaceted; the literature on theories of equality is immense and the application of these theories is complex. My definition of equality is the state or quality of being equal. Should people be truly treated equally? Can it ever be possible to achieve true equality even if we wanted to? No. It’s just not in our nature nor is it fair to the citizens around us. It hides people’s true talents, will cause chaos without the government, and it isn’t fair financially. Besides, no one, no country, or nothing’s perfect. We shouldn’t or can’t force everyone into thinking they’re equal and should be treated the same, it’s just never going to happen. In the novel Animal Farm (Orwell), Orwell writes about a world where animals overthrow the oppressive farmer Mr. Jones and try to construct a society based on the founding principal that all animals are equal...
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...Gwendolyn Alston Alston 1 Jason Norman English 111 Are boys treated differently in elementary school than girls? “Statistically speaking, there are more boy geniuses than there are girl geniuses; if this is true, then why is there a major disparity in achievement between boys versus girls in school?” (Fioriello 1). In my opinion the disparity lies with some teachers not having enough patience to deal with little boys in the classroom. Nor do they possess proper training to differentiate the fact that; boys are very much different than girls in chemical brain development. Even before my son was born I have always wondered and suspected if boys are treated differently in school than their girl counterparts? This question has been on my mind of years as an afterthought, but once my son entered kindergarten my suspicions were once again aroused. I have always kept abreast of the growing issues of class room disparity among boys and girls; it was always something that interested. Now that I have my son Michael, who by the way entered first grade this year, I am in full battle gear. I am a one woman advocate at this point for boys and learning. Let me point out now, this is not a paper on race disparity in the public school system, it is a paper on gender disparity. Yes, there is a racial discontent among African American and ...
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