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Teenage Mothers Traumatic Event
1,297 words
For teenagers facing abortion, it is a
psychological, social, and philosophical dilemma
that must be encountered. After the Roe v Wade
case in which the court decided that a woman
should have the right to choose, limited abortion
rights were granted to minors. As a result,
numerous states enacted various forms of parental
notification and consent laws. In most states, the
law requires that parents of teenagers provide
written approval of the minor's decision to
terminate her pregnancy, or that t...
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Different Types Of Ownership In The Business Sector
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Sole trader ship is when the business is fully
owned and managed by one person, though others can
be employed to help run the business. As the sole
traders only financial income is from the business
and / or bank loan, they do not have the resources
to expand and cover regional or national areas.
These types of businesses are located in the small
business sector and usually cover local areas.
Such businesses could be hairdressers, corner
shops or market stalls etc. Sole trader ships have
unlimit...
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Boston Houghton Mifflin Decision Making Process
1,140 words
In 1972, Irving L. Janis presented a set of
hypothesis that he extracted from observing small
groups performing problem-solving tasks; he
collectively referred to these hypotheses as
groupthink (Janis, 1972). He defined groupthink as
a quick and easy way to refer to a mode of
thinking that people engage in when they are
deeply involved in a cohesive in-group, when the
members strivings for unanimity override their
motivation to realistically appraise alternative
courses of action (Janis, 1982, p...
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Equal Protection And Supreme Court Cases
1,177 words
Brown v. Board of Education (1954) stands as a
turning point in Supreme Court decision making as
it erased segregation in schools and set a new
standard for civil rights cases. Using stricter
notions of scrutiny the Court was able to
revitalize the Fourteenth Amendment. However,
while this case set new standards in civil rights,
the Court has since had a difficult time defining
their role in cases regarding racial
discrimination. Washington v. Davis (1976) and
Mccleskey v. Kemp (1987) are two su...
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The Changing Role Of Accountants In 21st Century
1,359 words
A number of reports by academicians and
practitioners all over the world have called
significant change in the accounting methods and
research and their relevance in the 21 st century.
Many believe that the accounting model is outdated
with little relevance to the changes taken place
in the wider world. Both the academicians and
practitioners agree that if accounting is to serve
a useful role in the changing environment,
accounting education and accounting research
should become more broader, dy...
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Situational Influences On Purchasing Behavior
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Abstract There was an investigation in an attempt
to understand what situational influences affect
purchasing behaviors of consumers. Fifty subjects
were asked to complete a survey in determining
what attributes affect the decision to purchase a
product. The effect of purchase was based on three
different times of day: morning, afternoon, and
evening. The effect of purchase was also based on
whether subjects preferred caffeinated or
non-caffeinated soda depending on the time of day.
The subjects...
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Societal Debate On Cloning
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... them for the better. From that perspective,
Jan Existed, said "Thank God for Dolly. " A fierce
and intelligent debate is necessary to define and
keep track of the ethical borders of modern
technology. Dolly not just led to a discussion on
human cloning. In some countries it eventually
transformed into a wider debate on biotechnology,
which is still going on. The Dolly event shows it
to be unwise to ignore the initial public
outcries. The task is to go beyond the populist
and symbolic charact...
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Greatest Happiness Principle Decision Making Process
1,364 words
Happiness: In one word, this concept exemplifies
the American dream. People go to any means by
which to obtain the many varied materials and
issues that induce pleasures in each individual,
and intrinsically, this emotion remains the
ultimate goal, John Stuart Mill, a nineteenth
century philosopher, correctly advocated the
pursuit of happiness, and maintained the concept
that above all other values, pleasure existed as
the final destination, Mill's hedonistic views
correctly and rationally ident...
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Custodial Parent Child Support
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Statistically, in our world today, half of all
marriages will end in divorce. About fifty-percent
of our population will also live in a stepfamily
environment. In other words, more than half of the
American families today, are now or eventually
will be in involved in one or more stepfamily
situations during their life according to the U.
S. Census Bureau in 1990. The "U. S. Bureau
decided to discontinue providing estimates of
marriage, divorce, and remarriage, except for
those that are available...
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Cruel And Unusual Hundreds Of Years
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One of the major considerations on how someone is
tried in a court of law depends upon the previous
convictions of similar cases. This law of
precedent (stare decision) was founded hundreds of
years ago as part of our common law. The literal
translation of stare decision is 'that like cases
be decided alike. ' Precedents in law play a
fundamental role in the judicial processes of
Canada. From stealing a loaf of bread ranging to
murder in the first degree, there are precedents
for any type of cas...
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Oriented Policing Community Policing
865 words
Community policing produces improved relations
between people and their police as a welcome
by-product of delivering high-quality
decentralized and personalized police service to
the community at the grass roots level. To
summarize, community orientated policing is a
matter of giving people what they deserve. The
innocent deserve the highest level of protection
we can provide, they have the right to feel secure
and that feeling may be as important as actually
being secure. The guilty on the othe...
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Video Games Decision Making
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Violence On Television. Parents must have a
tremendous power to moderate the influence of
violence to their children. Parents can screen the
TV program their children watch. They can actually
restrict their childrens viewing habits to the
shows that are only beneficial. (Anderson, 2004).
The Video Game Technology and its Effects on
Children The video game technology, like most
technologies, has changed drastically in the last
few years. Arcades may look much the same on the
surface as they did a...
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Telecommunications Act Of 1996
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Telecommunications Act of 1996 Numerous business
and hi-technology analysts view the
Telecommunications Act of 1996 as the first major
review of the telecommunication laws and
procedures in almost 62 years since the
Communications Act of 1934 was enforced. The goal
of this new regulation is to provide an unhampered
access of the new players to the telecommunication
business and guarantee them fair rules of
competition in any market and against any
competitor while at the same time making the
com...
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Emotional Intelligence Decision Making
712 words
Daniel Goleman, the author of Emotional
Intelligence (Bantam, 1995) and Working with
Emotional Intelligence (Bantam, 1998), makes the
case that sensitivity to emotional states (ones
own and others) and effective interpersonal skills
are the most essential leadership competencies.
His research shows that these operative styles to
coalesce into six fundamental leadership styles:
1. Coercive (Do what I say), 2. Auhtoritive (Ill
show you the way to the promised land), 3.
Democratic (What do yall thi...
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Conceptual Framework Financial Instruments
915 words
Agency theory is a good explanation for costs of
capital. Agency theory defines contracts as under
which one party called principal engages another
party called the agent to perform service on the
principals behalf. Concluding, the principal
delegates decision-making authority to the agent.
Both sides of the contract are utility maximises
and the agent will not necessarily act in the
principals best interests. This leads to the rise
of agency costs. Agency costs are the welfare
reduction by the ...
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Diplomacy During Cuban Missile Crisis
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Diplomacy during Cuban Missile Crisis The world
will never be the same after the events of October
of 1962, now known as the Cuban Missile Crisis.
The events of those times will remain in the world
history as an example of successful diplomacy and
crisis management. This paper will analyze the
Missile Crisis and identify the key aspects of
foreign relations of those times, with their
underlying strategies of decision-making. The
Cuban Missile Crisis of 1962 provides a case study
of how John F. K...
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Point Of View Rule Utilitarianism
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Utilitarianism (1) Utilitarianism is the
philosophical concept, which emphasizes the
superiority of utilitarian value over any other
aspects of human existence. Basically, its
proponents suggest that the true moral value
consists of everything that increases the amount
of happiness, for as many people as possible.
Still, since the essence of happiness is perceived
differently by different people, there always used
to be a lot of controversy, surrounding
utilitarianism, as the ethical teaching. T...
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Point Of View Rule Utilitarianism
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An Analysis of Joanne who is HIV Introduction In
this paper Ethical Subjectivism Joanne, argues
that it's the right thing to do anything that is
in her nature to do. She is willing to engage in
sex with Doug, a friend of hers; even though she
knows that she's HIV positive. The question I'll
be looking for, in this paper, is whether or not
she is doing the right thing. Her moral stance
will be analyzed from the prospective of different
ethical concepts, such as Ethical Subjectivism,
Utilitarianis...
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Manufacturing Firms Practical Application
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The History of Ergonomics Ergonomics (Greek ergon
work, nomos natural laws) is a complex branch of
applied science that examines humans in relation
to the design of systems, objects and environments
for human use. Well-known scientist Wojciech
Jastrzebowski published an article under the title
Rys ergonomic chili nuke o price, opartej na
prawdach poczerpnietych z Nauki Przyrody where he
used exact term ergonomics. Further Frederick
Winslow Taylor discovered the Scientific
Management method that ...
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Leadership Theories Quantum Theory
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There is no doubt that the dearth of nursing
leaders is evident. Nursing needs nowadays
dedicated quantum leaders. Leaders are able to
influence healthcare legislation and healthcare
policy. But the number of leaders has diminished
today. One of the most applicable and important
leadership theories is quantum leadership.
Nowadays this theory tends to be best practiced
among new nurses. Quantum theory of leadership is
appealing specifically to all levels of
leadership. Leadership plays a divergen...
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