Hello Brian I really enjoyed your presentation of the story as it was detailed, and your explanation makes it easy to understand. I liked that you included textual evidence throughout the story to support your arguments. I was also impressed by how you explained the meaning of the title “Wrong Object,” particularly when C confronts the therapist instead of her husband. However, I would have loved to see more details on the conflicts, like why they were important to the story theme. You also left the external conflict between K and his boss concerning Isabel. Looking at the characterization, I do not think K was manipulative, as you have said. Rather, I think he was not straightforward because initially, he was afraid of being reported and his wife finding the truth as it happened in the end. Thus he took his time to determine whether to trust the therapist or not, which I would term as cautious. In the theme, what I see coming out strong is a moral dilemma that applies both to the therapist and K. The therapist…

Student’s Name Professor’s Name Course Date Libertarianism How would a Libertarian fix the problems facing America today? Libertarianism is described as the political philosophy and a movement that supports and promotes the freedom of individuals (Boaz). Besides, libertarianism is also viewed as the conservative for the issues facing the economy and the freedom of the people. In the United States, libertarianism is the third greatest party which engage in promoting civil freedom, limits the scope and size of the government and non-interventionism (Boaz). The party opposes the views presented by democratic and Republican party of modern liberalism and conservatism respectively. America engages in war with other countries after intervening on the conflict between the countries. Libertarians believe that it not worth it for America to intervene to solve war between other countries in the name of their safety (Levy, p.76). The results of the intervention affect the American citizens who might die due to bombing. The libertarians believe that each country requires political liberty and therefore, America should let other countries to solve their differences.  Besides, libertarianism intends to solve…

analysis In this analysis, the researcher intends to draw attention on the two qualitative studies as part of the evidence-based process to give weight on the study topic; ‘Clinical Tracking System for Primary Care settings in Improving HIV Screening among Rural Communities of Northern Virginia.’The qualitative study by Wekesa and Coast (2013) on people living with HIV postdiagnosis, the experience of Nairobi Slums, sought to hear the experiences from the heterosexual men and women living with HIV postdiagnosis and further discuss the experiences based on their identity and sexuality. From the study 41, men and women of the ages 18 and above, participated in an interview. From their experiences, the study concluded that people living with HIV/AIDS had to re-work over their self-identity following a diagnosis of HIV. Drawn from the shared experiences from the study, people living in the informal settlement, especially in developing countries are less supported by the healthcare system in their attempt to cope with stigma associated with the diagnosis. The study found the need for healthcare professionals to supports the right of people living with…

Name of student Instructor’s name Course code Date The Current Nature of Riots Over the past years, the struggle against police brutality has been focused Marjory on the black race. Cases of black individuals being beaten and killed have triggered a lot of riots in the streets of US cities. These riots have bred some similarities common and known to everyone who replays the recorded clips. However, in this article, something about the nature of the riots has been spotted and brought to light. The riot discussed in this article is amazingly different from the previous riots. The riots in Los Angeles depict a new wave of unity which could be a sign of the end of racism in the United States. The first distinct difference about the riots in Los Angeles is that not everyone was driven out to the streets because of the current incident, but because they recalled the previous incidents, precisely the incident of 1992. Additionally, previously, riots that advocated against the violation of African American’s rights majorly involved black people going to the streets to…

Vasculogenesis Vasculogenesis marks the beginning of the circulatory system development in the embryonic stage of growth. Different parts of the embryo facilitate the development of the human venous and arterial systems. Aortic arches (six pairs) are the main parts of the upper embryo where the development of the arterial system commences. Moreover, during the first eight weeks of development, three bilateral veins stem the formation of the venous system. Notably, fetal circulation commences in the eighth week of development. Nevertheless, this circulation is independent of the lungs. The lungs are bypasses through the truncus arteriosus. Additionally, the fetus is nourished with nutrients and oxygen via the umbilical cord from the maternal placenta. Furthermore, a closed circulatory system is found in organisms such as vertebrates, annelids, and cephalopods. The human circulatory system is a typical example of a closed system. However, some vertebrates, such as fish, have a single circuit, single cycle circulation facilitated by the two chambers of the heart. Most reptiles and amphibians have a double circulatory system. Nevertheless, their hearts lack a complete separation, for example, a three-chambered…

Primary source analysis This essay aims at analyzing two primary historical research concerning the major problems in American medicine and public health. The paper will attempt to use the primary sources to understand what it can reveal about the past and the impacts the problems had in the health sector. The first source to get analyzed consist of a document with an excerpt entitled, Every Man His Doctor: Or the Poor Planters Physician. The paper, as mentioned above, was reissued during the colonial era more than a dozen times before the revolutionary war erupted. It was regarded as one of the earliest American popular guides to health care (Lorimer, 2019). John Tennent who was born in Virginia widely ascribed the volume of this excerpt by putting a lot of emphasis on the singularity of the illness arising from the American land and the climate, as well as providing necessary recommendations of inexpensive remedies that grew in the American soil. Another seventh document came from a short history of the Ottawa nation that was written in 1887 by Andrew Blackbird. This…

Randy Barnett Randy Barnett strongly defends the constitution; however, several authors such as Howell and Moe and Sanford Levinson are of a completely different opinion. William G Howell and Terry M. Moe attack the constitution not because of a mere factual understanding but due to more fundamental disputes about the values. The authors insist that most of the political problems are not as a result of the polarized political class but due to the outdated constitution. The author criticizes the constitution as he feels it is the one responsible for jamming of most of the government’s activities. Additionally, they view the constitution as something protecting only the particularistic interests and propagates dysfunction. Sanford Levinson, on the other hand, believes that the American constitution is flawed. He argues that most of the political issues we are struggling with have their roots in the faulty constitution. Sanford raises a lot of questions regarding the constitution, which all point towards criticizing it. In his view, the constitution contains some elements of scepticism towards the claims of democratic power. According to him, the constitution…

Student’s Name: Instructor’s Name: Class Name: Question 3: Comparing and Contrasting Socrates, Epicurus, and Epictetus and/or Aurelius on the Value of Philosophy Socrates, Epicurus, and Epictetus, and Aurelius valued philosophy as a way of life in society. The philosophers’ arguments have some similarities and differences based on their approach to philosophy. Also, Socrates, Epicurus, and Epictetus teachings focus on living a happy life and peaceful coexistence in society. Similarly, philosophers talk about death and why humans should not fear death. He believed that the value of philosophy is safeguarding one’s soul. However, the philosophers differ in the interaction between humans, nature, and God. Epictetus and Aurelius were Stoic philosophers who argued that human virtue comes from nature, its processes, and understanding one’s place. Epictetus and Aurelius were Stoic philosophers who believed that people should be concerned with things under their control and accept other things as they happen. I speak in favor of Epictetus Stoicism because he describes how humans should interact with the natural environment and environment to influence things under their control and accept others beyond their control…

Journal of Sexual Behaviour. As parenting is increasingly challenging nowadays, it is vital for the children who will form our future society to be taken care of in a healthy means possible. The children’s environment is brought up in, and the method used contributes to their mental health and individual development process. The family environment is supposed to be the safest but due to disciplinary issues, parents and guardians’ may knowingly or unknowingly abuse, exploit and harm their children hence negatively affecting their mental, physical and social development. (Berber Çelik, Ç., & Odacı, H. (2020). Does child abuse have an impact on self-esteem, depression, anxiety, and stress conditions of individuals?. International journal of social psychiatry, 66(2), 171-178.)   Regardless of acknowledgment, child abuse has psychological effects on Childs health, and it is still wild spread in most developing countries and the established ones. It has a substantial negative influence on the target group. This study seeks to demonstrate how it affects Childs self-esteem. ( Xiang, Y., Wang, W., & Guan, F. (2018). The relationship between child maltreatment and dispositional envy…

Part B: Shortlist Criteria for Gas Attendant Position In shortlisting, Human Resource professionals consider various relevant personal skills and abilities of a Gas Station Attendant to decide on hiring in that position. First, customer service experiences are essential, and if the candidate has this ability should be shortlisted. Customer services include right customers’ relations, ability to use polite and attracting language when dealing with a customer, especially when they are enquiring or bargaining. Also, other customer services include volunteering ability experience in similar positions and are acceptable for the shortlisting. Second, the ideal candidate should possess the interpersonal skills such as listening skills where she/he ought to be attentive and quick to understand the language of a customer, communication skills on politeness and use of other common language used by the target customers, and mastery of self-supervision and mostly on time management and performance of other related duties. If a candidate possesses the two above skills and abilities, the work will be easy, especially when working alone or under little supervision. Third, other physical skills that a graduate must meet…