Name Instructor Course Date The Zimbardo Experiment Discussion The Stanford Prison Experiment exemplifies the blurred lines that exist within the society when it comes to how far people can go in the exertion of authority. Taking from the argument that is presented by the guard, then conforms to the social influence of the role that he is given in the experiment to the point that he wanders off the concept of obedience. That is, the initial need to exert authority was a show of obedience to the given role. Still, it evolves when the top of the hierarchy now becomes him in the situation where there are prisoners involved. Apart from normative social pressure, Elsehman also conforms to social information pressure because he can hear what the guards from the other side of the wall are saying. Hence, he takes up the guard’s role more seriously when he welcomes the information that he is hearing on what the researchers really want to see. The observers’ presence acts as an incentive to boost their performance in areas that were previously easy…

How long it takes to cook a whole chicken on the grill Cooking chicken on a grill is one of the ways to enjoy delicious, tender, and juicy chicken. Despite chicken breasts being one of the delicious and leanest parts, for a low-carb and ketogenic diet, it happens to be the most difficult protein to cook perfectly. Generally, chicken is a delicate protein that dries out faster and can easily be overcooked. It can be disappointing to find your chicken is tasteless and lacks the intriguing sear marks. Therefore, it is very important to learn how to cook a whole chicken on a grill and the time it takes to do so. So, how long does it take to cook a whole kitchen on the grill? The truth is that the time you will take to grill your whole chicken will primarily depend on its size. You will get whole chickens ranging from 2.5-5 pounds or more. The size you pick depends on the number of the people you are feeding. Typically, the entire process of grilling a whole chicken…

Week 6 discussion A survivor from residential schools is Carole Dawson. Her parents took her to St. Michael Indian Residential School at the age of 13 years. Carole explains that the experience in that school was so horrible and stressful. She was subjected to physical, emotional, and mental torture. Carol would put more effort into protecting her younger sister and cousins from harassment. Carole narrates that she was sexually harassed by the supervisor in the dormitory, forced to wash the rooms, and whips as a form of punishment. She would try her level best to escape where she ended up being jailed. She spent most of her holidays in jail. Carole Dawson’s story is one example of harsh treatments that Indian learners faced at the whites’ hands. In this story, the residential schools were available to play their role as a body of imparting skills, knowledge, values, and norms to all learners. Unfortunately, it’s ironic that the institutions turned out to be a place of discrimination, physical torture, which was indicated their failure as a learning institution. Indians had higher…

Oprah Winfrey For many people, Oprah Winfrey is a role model. She is an individual to be emulated for the accomplishments she has made in life and the fact that she has inspired people, primarily through her talk show that ran for a quarter for a century. While these are the most apparent aspects of the lady, experts agree that she is a leader to emulate (Okun, 62). Many assert that she is the ultimate business leader, having been able to rise to ranks that many would wish to reach. As a remarkable businesswoman, Oprah portrays several leadership qualities. Perhaps the most apparent quality she possesses is being inspirational. She is an epitome of leading by example by showing her followers how to be the best person she can be. Her nature of improving personally and professionally inspires the people to follow her as a leader. She is also empathetic and caring. These traits imply that she takes justice seriously and her fight for the common good is also apparent. The fact that she empathizes with people around her makes…

Package remuneratio While Geico has an effective total package remuneration system, its effective operation requires a robust strategy to align the departments and objectives to the vision statement. The most effective strategy requires effective communication with the employees to ensure every person understands the elements addressed. It is essential to integrate benefits in company strategies, specifically human capital, to link the people-business side (Jiang et al. 2019). Another element to consider in the strategy is teamwork. Teamwork will help the firm address employees’ objectives and needs. Increased number of offs and leaves for employees to address their personal issues, means that there is a gap in the HR system at one point in time; thus, the need to outsource or hire few employees as a partial replacement to oversee the abandoned work. This ensures that no is work left behind to affect company productivity and the employees’ needs are also addressed. According to Chen and Hsieh (2016), appropriate communication of the benefits associated with the company’s total reward system is continuous, hence the need for maximum attention. The affected HR…

<h1>Forex Vs Stock Trading: How To Trade Them </h1> <h2>Introduction </h2> <p>Traders usually compare <b><i>forex vs stock trading </i> </b> to determine the best market for trading. This article discusses in length the comparison between the two. </p> <h2>Is trading stocks better than forex? </h2> <p>As mentioned already, traders will compare forex and stocks before determining the market they wish to trade with. Even though they are interconnected, the forex and stock market are very different. The forex market has unique features that make it stand out from the other markets. </p> <p>For traders to choose between forex and stocks, they need to first understand the trading style before choosing. Traders will make informed decisions based on market conditions, volume and liquidity once they understand the differences and similarities between the stock and forex market. </p> <h3>1. Differences between forex and stocks </h3> <ul> <li>Volume: One of the major differences between forex and stocks is the forex market size. Forex trades an estimated $5 trillion in a day. This comes with a lot of foreign exchange focused on a few…

A BRIEF BIO ABOUT DAN SYNDER   Dan Synder is a successful entrepreneur who has a great passion for people, workers, and the entire community. During his early years at D. C, Synder spent most of his time attending Washington Football together with his father. His inspiration for team devotion was drawn from this experience, and he ended up buying the team in 1999. Under his disruptive leadership, the team has successfully raised vast amounts of money for charitable efforts. In addition, Dan Synder has been working hard to ensure that the team maintains its position as the best team in the sports franchise globally.   Synder’s philanthropic works Dan Synder is also famous for being a great philanthropist in the Washington area. After buying the franchise, his first objective was to establish the Washington Charitable Foundation that aimed at uniting the Washington team and the entire community members to generate a positive impact on youths in the D. C region. The foundation has an extensive portfolio, including community outreach, health, and education. Since it was launched, the foundation has…

Define Phonological Awareness and how it supports language development. Phonological awareness is the oral language and a concrete understanding of the various ways the language can get broken down into various smaller sections (Gutiérrez-Palma et al., 2019). This concept supports language development by equipping critical skills to students in literacy development and also acts as a predictor of future reading and success in spelling words and vocabularies. Explain how students progress from simple to more complex phonological skills. In most cases, phonological awareness develops when students move from working with large sound pieces to smaller pieces of sound (Soto, Olszewski & Goldstein, 2019). They can progress from significant recognizing the sounds to producing the sounds, matching to blending, and then segmenting the sounds, having the ability to hear and work with the initial sounds, the final, and the middle sounds. Students also may progress from extensive learning with an array of objects and pictures to learning through oral activities Explain both phonological and phonemic differences in language and their applications in written and oral discourse patterns. Phonological awareness entails the…

Challenges facing religions Growing secularism Growing secularism is one of the challenges facing the unity of three religions: Christianity, Judaism, and Islamic. Secularism means not connected with spiritual matters and instead adopts a highly controlled life by political and economic power. Also, religion itself, to some extent, has been secularized ‖ meaning there has been massive transfer from ecclesiastical domain to civil, material possession, and control. An example of growing secularism is based on the scope of limited freedom in expression when some legal effort is confronted with religious ideas. Legal responses complicate religious ideas, which include anti-defamation laws, criminal law, and hate speech law. Religion has to find a significant challenge in reaching our right decision significantly when these laws change to become a global or international issue. Challenge of self-identity Self-identity in the current world creates a significant challenge between religions of Christianity, Islamic, and Judaism. The self-identity has led to believers’ loss of confidence and certainty regarding life (Omar 2010). This pessimistic picture forms believers of all religions are based on the growing trend diminish the daily…

Case Conceptualization Paper In the presented article, a nine-year-old girl named Suzi has been in a residential treatment for three years. At a tender age, she has been through several traumatic experiences that have significantly altered her traits and deeds. This paper will focus on discussing and analyzing the different components of Suzi’s situation. this paper illustrates the factors contributing to the development of her traits and deeds are considered. Moreover, social work theories will be useful in establishing an understanding of Suzi’s situation. Assessment Presenting Issues Suzi presents several issues that have seen her been referred to a residential treatment center. She has had adjustment issues in many foster homes. Moreover, her uncle and aunt were unable to cope with her behaviors and even found her a threat to other children. Suzi raises a pressing concern at the residential treatment center since she is currently unable to meet the hygienic standards she often meets with ease while at school. Her behaviors may suggest that she does not like life at the treatment facility. Risk Factors Suzi has been through…