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Procrastination Assessment Scale for Students
Procrastination
Student
Think of the last time the following situation occurred. It’s near the end of the semester. The term paper you were assigned at the beginning of the semester is due very soon. You have not begun work on this paper. There are reasons why you have been procrastinating on this task. Rate each of the…
The Impact of Racial Adversity in the Relationship in Desiree’s Baby, a Short Story by Kate Chopin
Adversity
Fiction
Literature
Mother
Race has been an important factor in western history, especially American history Race was the infamous issue why the Civil occurred, and it left America in an obscure burden for centuries. Race has always caused an issue, if the person is dark skin, in often cases, they get negativity from society, and if a person…
A Case Study on the Solution to Help Employees with Negative Mood and Conflict in the Workplace
Emotions
Help
Personality
Psychology
A negative mood and conflict in the workplace greatly hinder the effectiveness of those in that department, In this case, only a few employees are responsible for the negativity and conflict. Since only a couple people are responsible, it will be easier to correct the problem. The first step that should be taken to correct…
Positive and Negative Effects of Social Media on Teenage Identity, Relationships, and Personal Growth
Adolescence
Bullying
Cyberbullying
Personal Growth
Psychology
With the advent of social media comes new opportunities for young people to communicate and express themselves. Through these channels, teenagers develop and mature in new ways that are not fully understood by many of the adults in their lives. By examining the development, behaviors, relationships, and attitudes of teenagers who use social media, one…
Kantutan in the PH
Kant
Bibliographical Introduction Nelson Mandela was the leader and co-founder of the ANCs` military wing – MK. They were responsible for many terrorist attacks and the death of many innocent civilians. He was imprisoned for his terrorist activities. For years a man cut off from the world, Mandela became after his 1990 release an internationally recognizable…
Literary Analysis on “A Rose For Emily”
A Rose for Emily
Shyness
The story “A Rose for Emily” is a short but rich piece of writing. The characters play a vital role in unraveling the story. Although we get to know many outsiders, it is not until the end that we truly discover the protagonist’s dark secrets. The plot revolves around the town’s curiosity about a woman…
Comparing the Similarities and Differences Between Maggie and Dee in Everyday Use, a Short Story by Alice Walker
Culture
Everyday Use
Literature
Thought
The story “Everyday Use” written by Alice Walker, a famous African American author, is a story where the whole meaning of the story is completely dependent on how different these two sisters are. Often time children raised together in the same household, then logic may dictate that these children will most likely have a similar…
Kant’s Theory: Ethics of Duty
Categorical imperative
Ethics
Emanuel Kant, despite having lived in the 18th century, was truly a deep thinker that, for right or wrong, was truly ahead of his time. Many of his philosophies are still debated to this day, and are seemingly proven and disproved with the changes that take place in the field of analytical research. Reflecting back…
Are Criminals Born or Made?
Aggression
Crime
Human development
Nature Versus Nurture
Sibling
Are criminals born or made? A criminal is defined as someone who has committed a crime. Psychologists have come up with many theories and reasons about why people commit crimes. The two main explanations lie in genetic and environmental factors, which relates to the nature and nurture debate. Studies have been carried out to explain…
A Confirmation of Horace’s Theory that Adversity Leads to Character Development in the Cases of Emmanuel Pacquiao and Martin Luther King, Jr.
Adversity
Boxing
Culture
Politics
According to Horace, obstacles that people face continually are the constituents that mold a person’s character. From financial hardship to devastating misfortune, Horace argues that adversity cultivates the development of a strong personality, which would not have been awakened in favorable circumstances. While hardships may deal a significant toll to one‘s life, Horace’s assertion is…