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Page 1 There are many areas of police work where discretion is exercised. Whether to lay a charge or deal with the offender personally is a major decision that police officers have to deal with on a day to day basis. The Canadian government has passed a Young Offenders Act legislation in which a police…

            In 2002, the United Nations started a project that aimed to alleviate global problems such as poverty and epidemic diseases such as malaria and HIV/AIDS (United Nations, 2006).  The project would be called the Millennium Project and out of it grew the Millennium Development Goals or MDG (2006). MDG has 8 goals, namely: eradication…

Power of Fear Exposed in The Red Badge of Courage The Red Badge of Courage, by Stephen Crane, is a book based on a young soldier’s engagement in the Civil War. The psychological conflict that he faces throughout the story is both internal and external. The battles are fought in the reader’s face to show…

In Relation with the Young Adult Fiction Genre Young grownup fiction is a rapidly developing genre of literature. The genre is typically marketed towards striplings and immature grownups. nevertheless. it is enjoyed by a broad assortment of people. including grownups seeking to see youth once more. Young grownup fiction. besides known as immature grownup literature….

Throughout our lives, we come across different educational opportunities. Research is being conducted worldwide to comprehend and clarify the diverse learning styles that exist. These styles refer to the various methods individuals use to acquire information about their environment, and they have a significant impact on how experiences influence us. As educators, it is our…

Myspace is an attractive social option for many individuals, but it is a haven for young adolescents between the ages of 11 and 14 years.  This audience is too mature for basic television and safety concerns keep many from being allowed to run and play outside without supervision.  They, in essence, feel trapped at home,…

The Wonderlic Personnel Test (WPT) is a standardized test used to test the cognitive, verbal and quantitative skills of potential employees. This test was developed by the industrial psychologist Eldon F. Wonderlic in 1936. The author intentionally used the word personnel instead of intelligence to reduce the anxiety of those who must take the test….

FACTORS RESPONSIBLE FOR JUVENILE DELINQUENCE IN UGANDA MWEBESA JOSEPH ISRAEL 06/U/BGD /6321/PD A proposal submitted in partial fulfillment of the award of a Bachelors degree of Guidance and Counseling of Kyambogo University 2010 Contents CHAPTER ONE1 Background1 Statement of the problem3 Purpose of the study3 Objectives of the study3 Research questions3 Significance of the study:4…

If Michael Phelps lived in the 1700s, he would probably not be as famous as he is now. If Michael Jordan did discover and develop his basketball skills, he could possibly be stuck at an office job not really knowing that he’s great at something.  Similarly, if the only basis for intelligence is how skilled…

There are various ways in which individuals express their identity, particularly among young people. People consistently communicate who they are through methods such as clothing choices, language usage, musical preferences, and dance moves. These methods adopt specific images and styles to convey meanings about themselves to their peers and society at large—showcasing unique symbols, values,…