Student Name: Professor’s Name: Subject: Date: The solution to American Restaurant Food Wastage Problem Food wastage, which is the throwing away of items that are fit for human consumption that end up in landfills, is a significant problem in the USA than any other country. America is a global leader in food wastage, accounts for 22% of the municipal solid waste (MSW) of the total waste in the landfills comprising of up to 80 billion pounds of foods which equate to more than $161 billion, making almost 30-40% of trash out of the total food supply. The restaurants` food waste accounts for 15% of the country’s entire food waste which affects the country and the world in many ways through cost and significantly increasing the greenhouse effects due to the amounts of methane gas produced by the food waste. Due to the environmental impact and the food security problem, there is need for the restaurants` food waste problem solutions through innovative and better ways in management and control of the recycling and reuse strategies. Most of the research done attributes…
The Disneyization of Drug Use By [Name] Course Professor’s Name Institution Date Question 1 Drugs and music events have a long consistent history. Music festivals in different parts worldwide are often conducted as outdoor activities, with youths being the main congregants giving them a rare opportunity away from everyday responsibilities. These opportunities lead them into drugs and substance abuse, making it a culture during musical festivals (Valente,2019). Due to peer pressure, drug use is often a temptation among many youths; thus, they end up in use of different categories to suit their group patterns. Wide availability of drugs in this events makes it easier for the attendees to access them with majority of sellers targeting these venues. Substances such as Alcohol, tobacco, cocaine, cannabis, hallucinogens, opioids, Adderall are oftenly sold. The perception among youths that certain types of drugs enhances the sensory experiences of a concert leads them into taking more quantities of a certain drug. For different music concerts, musicians have the…
Burnout among Nurses in Healthcare Issue Nursing is crucial in healthcare; therefore, every measure should be implemented to reduce burnout. Burnout occurs due to overworking, affecting nurses’ ability to meet the high daily demand for activities, and effectively achieve their goal. Nurses face the most job in healthcare organizations as they interact the most with the patients. Therefore, unless they have the best strategy to solve overwork, burnout among the nurses results in significant errors and mistakes (Shanafelt et al., 2017). Additionally, burnout can harm both patients and the nurses, affecting the quality of services provided to the patients. Overwork causes nursing burnout, mainly because the nurses become exhausted and tired, and therefore, their cognitive and psychological abilities are affected. Nurse’s functions involve interacting with; hence they experience a lot of workplace stresses issue. It also causes s problems when providing services because their psychological abilities are affected. Overworking is draining emotionally and physically, limiting high performances, mainly due to limited personnel to share the tasks. Therefore to avoid the burnout, good shifts of operation for the available personals is…
Running Head: Why Americans Do Not Vote Student’s Name Institutional Affiliation Why Americans Do Not Vote Voting in America has a very low turnout, 40 to 90 percent of USA citizens do not vote during elections. Throughout the whole of the United States of America, for both national and local elections most Americans citizens stay at home during elections. Voting permits citizens to make their voices to heard, but in America, most citizens do not. There are more than 250,000,000 voting-aged individuals in the United States. While some are excluded from voting for elected leadership and ballot initiatives due to their criminal history or immigration status, the overwhelming majority of adults residing in this country are eligible to vote. Yet, even the most high-profile elections of the past decades only boast turnouts hovering in the 50- 60% range – quite low in comparison to other developed countries. A hundred million Americans who are eligible to vote routinely do not due to a lack of faith finds.…
Terrorist Strategy Used in the Present Day: Cyber terrorism. Name Course Institution/Department Date Terrorist Strategy Used in The Present Day: Cyber terrorism. Terrorist strategies are many and diverse. While the world experiences development in modernization, globalization and technology which have helped states to prosper, the same advancements have opened loopholes for terrorist groups new strategies. Terrorist strategies tend to choose attack activities that will evade effective countermeasures from the targets and exploit vulnerabilities. The terrorist groups have the possibility of employing many different categories of terrorism strategies depending on the occasions and the perceived probability of success of the selected strategy. Some of the terrorist strategies are conventional and extensively used in many terrorist groups operations. These conventional strategies include hijackings, bombings, shootings, suicide attacks and kidnappings. Other strategies are seen to be unconventional where they have been used in a few occasions, and governments and experts take them as serious potential threats. Some of these unconventional strategies include cyber terrorism, nuclear terrorism, bioterrorism and agroterrorism. Therefore, this essay will focus on cyber…
Social Psychology and Human Nature Author Names University or College Name Introduction Social psychology is a branch of psychology that focuses on the study of how people behave, thinks, feels and their intention in a specific environment. This subject of psychology has been of great benefits to the social life of individuals; it brings the understanding of the relationship people have with one another. In fact, it enables people to reason appropriately and understand more about other people. The nature of humanity is to interact and exchange ideas, thoughts and feelings and opinion, consequently, thinking about other people without discrimination whatsoever is the real concept of humanity. Social psychology recognizes the role played by the human brain in ensuring interpersonal skills are well interpreted and are employed adequately for a better world. Ways through which emotions can improve or hinder judgment, decision-making, and performance. When and why are they helpful, and when and why they are harmful. A powerful force of emotion controls the…
Running Head: Why Americans Do Not Vote Student’s Name Institutional Affiliation Why Americans Do Not Vote Voting in America has a very low turnout, 40 to 90 percent of USA citizens do not vote during elections. Throughout the whole of the United States of America, for both national and local elections most Americans citizens stay at home during elections. Voting permits citizens to make their voices to heard, but in America, most citizens do not. There are more than 250,000,000 voting-aged individuals in the United States. While some are excluded from voting for elected leadership and ballot initiatives due to their criminal history or immigration status, the overwhelming majority of adults residing in this country are eligible to vote. Yet, even the most high-profile elections of the past decades only boast turnouts hovering in the 50- 60% range – quite low in comparison to other developed countries. A hundred million Americans who are eligible to vote routinely do not due to a lack of faith finds.…
Sitting Bull: Biographical Essay Student Name Institution Name Course Name Instructor Name Due Date Early, Cultural Life and Achievements Sitting Bull was an Indian chief who united Sioux’s tribe to fight against Americans who invaded their land intending to displace them in North America’s Great Plains. He was born at a location near Grand River in 1831, the present-day South Dakota. His father, popularly known by people as Returns-Again, was a renowned warrior who led his fellow tribesmen in various conquest against the neighboring tribes such as Pawnee, who owned the lands at Republican Richer Valley which was favorable for hunting. At birth, he named his son “Jumping Badger.” When growing up, Sitting Bull was nicknamed “Slow” due to his inability to show his interest and warfare skills (Johnson, 2000). His ambition to be like his father, a highly respected warrior at a younger age, came true; it was ten years when he hunted and killed a buffalo alone. When he attained the…
Transformational Leadership Name of Student Name of Supervisor Institution Date of Submission Introduction Transformational Leadership refers to a style of Leadership applied across a broad spectrum of professions, including nursing, to inspire employees to achieve maximum results. To achieve this, it provides workers autonomy over particular duties and responsibilities and makes personal decisions upon being trained. Transformational Leadership was first described in 1978 by James MacGregor Burns, an American political scientist and historian, and advanced later on in the 80s by Bernard M. Bass (Thomas, 2016). In describing it, James MacGregor Burns studied various political leaders such as US presidents John F. Kennedy and Franklin D. Roosevelt. After that, he termed their leadership style as transformational, owing to its ability to transform (empower and develop) their followers. Nowadays, healthcare leaders are continuously challenged by high organizational expectations in addition to adapting to industrial changes. Since the Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) program is designed to produce experts within the nursing practice, this…
Theories, principles and models of learning. Introduction According to Matthew and Julio (2020) learning is a progressive change in behaviour that results from experiential practice (Olson & Ramirez, 2020). Several learning theories are associated with teaching practices that explain how learning and teaching processes should occur. For a teacher to develop holistically, they need to understand better the underlying learning processes that contribute to the teaching practice. Understanding how knowledge is impacted allows teachers to identify the methodological delivery of their subject content and match it to the theoretical frameworks of learning. A comprehensive understanding of the various learning theories helps teachers improve their practice, thereby improving the learner’s experience. The five main theories associated with learning experiences are; behaviourism, cognitivism, constructivism, humanism, and connectivism learning theories. This essay will explain the fundamentals underlying each learning theory with respect to the learning experiences they offer. Behaviourism learning theory: Changes in what learners do. Behaviourism theory suggests that learning involves the formation of associations between stimuli and responses. Behaviourism emphasises the idea that learners develop new behaviours as a result of…