Dear Friend, How are you? I have just noticed that I did not write to you for a long period of time. Trying to think what the reason for my shameless silence is, I have understood that it is the fault of social media. Despite the fact that I have already celebrated my 30th birthday, […] Read more >>
People are social animals as stated by an Ancient Greek philosopher, Aristotle. It means that despite the many primitive constructs people have, they have created something that shapes them and serves as a major dividing line from all other species; and that is a society with all of its values and beliefs. The personal experience […] Read more >>
Review of Literature Older adults are the fastest-growing population segment not only in the USA but also in other countries around the globe. The promotion of health literacy among the current category of people is considered to be a public health imperative. It is essential to communicate this issue with older adults to make it […] Read more >>
Introduction Risky sexual behavior among young adults constitutes a serious problem nowadays. The reason is that it creates substantial health threats for these individuals as well as for society in general. Moreover, risky sexual behavior is often associated with other socially dangerous aspects such as alcohol consumption (Yoruk & York, 2013). Therefore, complementary risks should […] Read more >>
Introduction The given paper represents the analysis of the article ‘Citibankers’ at Citigroup: A Study of the Loss of Institutional Trust after a Merger’ by Steve Maguire and Nelson Philips and published in the Journal of Management Studies. Thus, the main goal of the given essay is presented by the analysis of the institutional trust before […] Read more >>
Question #1 Southern European countries are vulnerable to the strengthening of the euro mainly because of the type of products they produce. These states export low-tech manufactured goods like toys, footwear, and textiles. They, however, face direct competition in the market from the same products made in China that are cheaper. Northern European countries, in […] Read more >>
Introduction An obsessive-compulsive disorder can be studied in detail since more and more data is being gathered through sophisticated methodologies that also suggest directions for future research. When I was working on research, I have noticed that there are many black holes in the nature of OCD, in its epidemiology and treatment, which encouraged me […] Read more >>
Introduction The mechanism of the market consists of three main elements: demand, supply, and prices. The system of prices for goods and services is based on the preferences of buyers and sellers. To develop an effective pricing policy of a company, it is necessary to provide a comprehensive analysis of factors affecting the price level. […] Read more >>
Introduction The term ‘mercantile system’ was coined between 1770 and 1780 by Adam Smith and gained widespread use in the subsequent years. Adam Smith, who was a classical economist and laid the foundation to several concepts of the modern economy, used the term to describe political and economic policies put in place in Western European […] Read more >>
Introduction Schools play a significant and formative role in children’s cognitive, emotional, language, moral and social development. Academic skills; for instance, reading, writing as well as mathematics form the foundation upon which a child’s performance at school is evaluated. A child’s learning disability may create anxious feelings, inadequacy, or shame that can lead to behavioral […] Read more >>
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