The Issue: Access to Health Care Based on a study conducted in 2013, adults in the United States are more likely to forego health care services because of cost or difficulties associated with paying for such services despite having an insurance (Schoen, Osborn, Squires & Doty, 2013). Similarly, dealing with time-related issues is a concern […] Read more >>
Introduction This research paper provides a description of various personal skills and behaviors which are necessary for ensuring a successful transition from school to working places for people with autism. Much attention is paid to skills that enable successful integration into the working environment, understanding, and performance of the working tasks, communication with employers and […] Read more >>
Patient Evaluation This paper seeks to evaluate the developmental, sociocultural, spiritual, and psychological variables of A. H., who is 32 years old, married and has one daughter. The family are Christians and A. H. works in a hospital as a clinical technician/nurse’s aide. The patient has a brother and a sister. Both his father and […] Read more >>
Introduction Working from home also known, as telecommuting or telework, becomes an increasingly common practice (Bloom, Liang, Roberts, & Ying, 2015). From an economic perspective, not only does working from home raise productivity but it also increases profitability for companies. Secondly, working from home has been noted as one of the ways of dealing with […] Read more >>
Introduction A market is a primary and most significant domain of companies’ functioning where they offer their products to sellers and compete with their rivals with account for the relevant market structure, concentration levels, consolidation cycle stage, and other important features. The latter serves as a key driver of the company’s strategic behavior and either […] Read more >>
Introduction Poverty characterizes the economic situation of the individual or social group when they cannot meet a certain range of the minimum requirements needed for life, maintain working capacity, and procreation. However, the definition does not always apply to any situation. Poverty is a relative concept, which depends on the overall standard of living in […] Read more >>
Concrete-operational Period The concrete-operational period refers to a phase of cognitive development in which a child can perform various mental activities and develop thoughts by utilizing concrete concepts. Ordinarily, children are in the age bracket of between seven and eleven years and have the capacity of conversation about volume, area, numbers, and orientation. Conversation refers […] Read more >>
Anxiety is a term used to describe normal feelings people experience when they face a threat, dangerous or stressful situations. When individuals start being anxious about something, they normally feel discomfort, frustration, and stress. Anxiety can be a result of some life worries such as loss of work, breakup, severe disease, or death of a […] Read more >>
The idea that the right side of the brain and the left side of the brain have an impact on learning emanates from lateralization of the brain function. The corpus callosum separates the brain into two different hemispheres. The hemispheres possess bilateral symmetry in function and structure, but the symmetry is incomplete. Research is still […] Read more >>
The rise of drug cartels in Colombia and Mexico represents growth of illegal trade and activities, law enforcement gaps, and regional instability. The growth of the drug cartels in Columbia does not only reflect ineffectiveness of the legal procedures in the fight against the drug trafficking but it also indicates the need to have revolutionary […] Read more >>
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