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We recognise that communities are largely diverse and in terms of working in the health and social care setting, it is important to recognize characteristics that make people different from one other form the basis for inequality. Negative attitudes and beliefs form the basis for stereotyping, which places people into ‘communities of identity’, because of…

History: More Than 85 Years of Philippine Partnership Caltex gained its foothold in the Philippines in 1917 when Texas Company (as Texaco was then known) began marketing the products in the Philippines through a local distributor, Wise and Co. Four years later, Texaco (Philippines) was formally established and opened its office in Binondo, Manila. Eleven…

Merit will be given to richness of related content, clear and logical presentation, gig level of critical analysis, insightful implications, balanced views, relevant crossbreeding of concepts, models or theories, and original and/or creative ideas, related examples, illustrations, computed tables, and diagrams. QUESTIONS: A world market has emerged from what was previously national markets, and the…

    In many ways, homosexual sex is unnatural. Evolution and biology demand the propagation of the species; this can only happen during sex between a man and a woman. In addition, men and women’s bodies are made to complement each other, and to be sexually explicit, the vagina is made to accommodate the penis. The…

The Grimm brothers have a rich collection of fairy tales. This is not a surprise because writing or telling fairy tales is a way to introduce children to some themes, like oedipal conflict, sibling rivalry, pubertal awakening and adult sexuality (Oliver 85-86), which may otherwise overwhelm them.  Because fairy tales are mostly passed on through…

Money is the economic fuel upon which our world runs, but human nature inevitably exploits it for personal gain at the expense of others. Without a standardized monetary system, society today as we know it could not exist. A catch-22 of any social or financial system is that inevitably a handful of individuals will gain…

Sherry Turkle’s article “Alone Together: The Robotic Movement” delves into the detrimental impact of robots on our lives, highlighting their capacity to subtly disrupt our daily routines. While I pride myself on being knowledgeable about technology, I was taken aback by the degree to which humans are excessively engaging with robots. Turkle provides ample instances…

Alienation The two books that have been examined thoroughly are the Kite Runner by Khalid’s Hussein and Parson’s journey by Deborah Ellis. ‘ ‘They called him flat- nosed because of All and Hessian’s characteristic Hazard Mongolia features. ” (Hussein 9) Being alienated from society through poverty and, the minority class, seems to be the most…

Psychodynamic theorists posit that substance abuse may arise from childhood dependency issues, wherein a child’s unmet caregiving needs lead to reliance on others for support and comfort. If these individuals encounter drugs or alcohol while seeking nurturing, their need for care can evolve into a dependence on substances. Psychodynamic theorists argue that personality traits associated…

Abortion has long been a topic of debate and controversy. In today’s ethical landscape, the dominant teleological theory is utilitarianism, which considers the consequences of actions, including abortion. Utilitarianism determines that an action is morally right if it maximizes overall happiness or “the greatest good for the greatest number.” To assess the morality of abortion,…