...Susan is a 28 single mother, with a twelve year old son name Thomas. She is seeking help for herself and her son. Susan is suffering from depression and Thomas is acting out in school and being rebellious. Aside the fact the she is a single mother raising her son with minimum income and the father is not a part of their life. Thomas is starting to get into trouble at school and Susan is starting to feel overwhelmed and needs guidance how to handle Thomas and her emotional state. I have put together an outline to assist Susan, with getting her and Thomas back on track. 6:00- 6:15 a.m. Wake up with a different outlook, let’s start working on you first. 6:20- 6:35 a.m. Wake up Thomas, don’t fight with him. Inform Thomas that he has to go to school today and when he gets home were going to make a new start for ourselves. 6:40- 7:00 a.m. Grab some coffee and start to journal. Journal about all of the things that’s on your mind, son, your career, ex-husband and how all of this makes you feel. 7:05- 7:35 a.m. Leave what you wrote all of those feelings on the page and start you day, shower, apply make-up and off to work you go. 9:00- 9:15 a.m. Call my office to schedule an appointment for you and Thomas 5:00- 5:30 p.m. Take a deep breath and head home. 6:00- 6:30 p.m. Ask Thomas can you talk with him, don’t demand and discuss with him that you have made an appointment for the two of you to come see me and you hope he will go with you. At this point it...
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...personalities often find themselves in interesting, it not bizarre situations, which often find their way to newspapers, magazines, the Internet, radio broadcasts, and TV news. Each particular situation calls for a specific action, but the initial goal is to ensure that the subsequent effects of the controversies are minimized. There are several ways available to achieve this but all PR specialists agree that more than anything, effective communication holds the key in solving all problems. The current research looked into the different roles that public relations play in order to build a reputation for Hollywood stars. In particular, the research aimed to address four questions: 1. When do the PR personnel of a Hollywood star need to consider rebuilding reputation and image? 2. Should a Hollywood star consider using negative PR for remaining in the top headlines of news? 3. Can a badly tarnished image and reputation of a Hollywood star be ever rebuilt? 4. What could be the best reputation rebuild strategies for a star suffering from a tarnished image for creating a long-term comeback? The Hollywood...
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...Problem/Cause and solution In his article, Brandon King gives an unequivocal answer to the question “Is the so-called ‘American Dream’ dead, alive or on hold?” He believes that the ideals and values of the American Dream are very much alive even though many people have lost confident in the Great Recession. Under the difficult economic circumstances today, Brandon redefines the American Dream as the potential to work for an honest, secure way of life and save for the future according to the more intense spending habits of Americans. In order to living the American Dream, Brandon lists solutions to three main problems, inequality, economic insecurity and eroded faith in the American Dream. In sum, he believes that though existing, inequality is not a reason for the lost of American Dream in the poor and supporting the top businesses would help the recovery of economy. He also highlights the values and rules of the American Dream, which would help living and inheritance of this spirit. From my perspective, I agree with the main problems he concludes but for some of his solutions, I stand on the opposite site of the author. I think narrowing the income gap is very significant and so do supporting businesses, while the dependence of the spirit itself is in the less important position. Following are my analysis of each argument. According to the article, inequality is regarded as the most worrisome problem by many people. In contrast with economists like Robert Reich and Paul Krugman...
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...Drew Cummins 12/8/2013 You Decide If I was to advise the president I would make sure that there are two main focuses. First is that we need to get people back to work, second we need to do something to change the trend of falling prices. When I look at the recommendation of the other people on the panel I see Kathy Lee’s sticking out. The fastest way to get a large number of people back on the job would be some sort of public works program. Cutting government spending and raising taxes would make that pretty much impossible. If you were to look more at Alison’s scenario of increasing government spending and lowering taxes, you could get everyone back to work rebuilding infrastructure, but in the long term you would have a hard time sustaining the expense. I would try to raise taxes in certain sectors, I do not subscribe to trickle-down economics and believe that if you were to keep the tax levels relatively low on the poor/lower brackets and increase the rate on the rich/higher brackets it would be a better solution that across the board cuts. If our prices are falling then this needs to be addressed for two different reasons. First America is not typically considered to be the cheap option when comparing goods on a worldwide wide scale. They make cars in India for less than $1000 but we would never let them be imported due to safety issues, we are not set up to compete this way on the world stage. The second reason is that stability is one of the greatest assets...
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...With some on Twitter raising the suggestion that Lady Gaga is the real president or should succeed the POTUS, Donald Trump just can't get a break. Gaga, real name Stefani Joanne Angelina Germanotta, appeared at "One America Appeal," the Hurricane Relief concert held over the weekend in College Station, Texas to support victims of the recent storms that ravished four U.S. states and territories. The "Poker Face" singer had a million reasons to lend her voice to a benevolent cause. Lady Gaga joined all five living former presidents: George W. Bush, George H.W. Bush, Barack Obama, Jimmy Carter, and Bill Clinton. She serenaded the crowd with some of her popular tunes. Other entertainers like Lyle Lovett, Yolanda Adama, the band Alabama, and others joined in on the celebration of hope....
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...Mental Health/Crisis Intervention Resource File Part 1 www.samaritansnyc.org First Quote "People who talk about suicide won't really do it." This quote gained my interest because I feel there are people who still think this is true. If someone is talking about suicide I feel probably has at least thought about it. Second Quote "If a person is determined to kill him or herself nothing is going to stop them." Basically if this quote was actually true then all of the professionals and others in support of the professionals trying to save lives and prevent suicides are basically wasting their time. Its very important for us to stand up and intervene when someone is thinking about suicide. We can make a big difference in a persons life by helping them remember why they should live. Third Quote "Talking about suicide may give someone the idea." In order to address the topic of suicide we must discuss it. If we simply acted as if this never happens then we would be doing a serious injustice to our loved ones and the community. www.cancercare.com First Quote “How can a cancer survivor deal with fear of recurrence?” I feel this is valid because a lot of have cancer, go through the treatments and then it comes back. With dealing with it and focusing on having a positive attitude you are better equipped to face and conquer it no matter how many times it comes back Second Quote I've finished...
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...solicit individual gifts, however, Housing Helpers will not focus organizational resources on this means of solicitation. Fees for Services Fees for service have been charged by nonprofits for years, but research shows that this is becoming an increasingly large proportion of nonprofit budgets (Gray, Oster, and Weinberg, 2004). Therefore, Housing Helpers will not charge for services. Any monies that are paid for services will be paid by “Housing Helpers.” A Fund Raising Event One annual fund raising event Housing Helpers will have is their “Shop ‘til it Stops” event at Home Depot, Lowe’s, Ace Hardware, Orchard Supply Hardware, Do it Best, Menards, Sears and True Value. This event allows each of the home improvement hardware stores to have 15% of their sales revenue on one day, specifically January 1st, contributed to our mission-driven organization. Housing Helpers will use the funds as store credit to purchase necessary materials for the home improvement projects planned throughout the year. All rebuilding, renovating, and other home improvement efforts will essentially be covered. References Gray, C., Oster, S., and Weinberg, C. (2004). To Fee or Not to Fee? (And Related Questions) www.nonprofitquarterly.org Greco, D. (2011). Nonprofit financial management. In D. Rodriguez Heyman (Ed.), Nonprofit management 101: A complete and practical guide for leaders and professionals (pp. 501-518). San Francisco, CA: Jossey-Bass. Milton Hershey School. (n.d.). Retrieved...
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...Corey Bates Argosy University Child and Adolescent Psychology M1A3 Generation 1: Years (1940-1950) Generation 2: Years 1960-1970 Generation 3: Years 1990s-2000 Parenting Practice 1: Education Life lessons taught during that time Off and on it was important Depends On the parent Parenting Practice 2: Age 15-19 15-19 14-20 Parenting Practice 3: Sex No Sex Only Marriage No Sex No Marriage Depends Parenting Practice 4: Love Both Mom And Dad Were In The Home Or Lived With Grandparents Besides War And A Boost of male single parents Depends Mom or dad taking care of you 9/10/14 When it comes down to parenting we all know people or family members who have different ways of running their families a certain way. Strict and simple whatever I say goes do what your suppose to do and we have no problems, on the other hand you have those who those cater to their child a lot and lastly the parents who don’t care and just leave them with grandma and grandpa abounding the child. I grew up in the 90s under a strict household I had in my life grandparents, mom and uncle that raised me my entire life. Having an education, being a normal child and just having parents in my life made such an great impact and how I am today. But today society shows that without any parents or lack of parenting proves why kids act the way they do in this generation. Anyway going into this assignment back then 1940’s besides the great depression still life was simple both parents...
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...viewpoint about making the economy more fairer by guaranteeing “equal pay for women’s work.” We should all earn an equal amount of pay doing the same work no matter what our gender or race is. Hillary also made a good point about Donald’s suggestion of lowering taxes for the top 1%. She doesn't see how this will benefit us in any way, but instead feels that we should focus on doing more for the middle class.”I think it's time that the wealthy and corporations paid their fair share to support this country.” Hillary strongly believes that rebuilding the middle class, and helping them get an education will boost our economy. I agree with the fact that race determines a lot of things like where we live, what education we get, and how we are treated in the...
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...Concordia University – School of Management MBA – 506 The Euro in Crisis: Decision Time at the European Central Bank LaRisha Baker Professor: Tom DiCorcia November 30th, 2014 Introduction The European Central Bank (ECB) is the central bank for Europe's single currency, the euro. Its main task is to maintain the euro's purchasing power and maintain price stability in the euro area. The euro area comprises of 18 European Union (EU) countries, of which Greece is included (European Central Bank, n.d.). As the EBC holds extraordinary decision-making power, this will in effect have an impact on the financial economy of Greece. From this case analysis, the ECB must decide whether to purchase or to not purchase Greek sovereign debt (Trumbull, Roscini & Choi, 2011). The Problem After the sub-prime mortgage burst in the United States, this sent reverberating shock waves throughout world economies. As the US economy tightened, economies around the world were also affected; adversely affected highly leveraged banks in the Eurozone. Though providing financial bailouts were against the Eurozone philosophy, with fear looming that Greece would default on its debt, this put pressure on Eurozone members to intervene (Trumbull, Roscini & Choi, 2011). For the euro to maintain stability, a bailout for Greece was imminent. If no Greek bailout were made available, this could potentially upset the stability of the entire EU and the euro. The ECB had been slow to act, in part...
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...Name of paper Felicia Hughes Child Family & Society: SOC312 Melda Gaskins Date submitted Introduction Urie Bronfenbrenner led to the development of the ecological theories that shape development. He depicts four systems that contain norms, rules and norms that influence a child’s development. Renamed ‘bioecological systems theory’, emphasis is that the biological changes in a child are the primary sources of any development while the external factors are huge contributors ‘will steer the development’, (Addison, J.T, 1992). It has been held that the body supports and directs all body actions and operations influenced by the outward interaction with the environment. The microsystem encompasses the relationships and interactions a child has with her immediate surroundings (Berk, 2000). Structures in the microsystem include family, school, neighborhood, or childcare environments. At this level, relationships have impact in two directions - both away from the child and toward the child. For example, a child’s parents may affect his beliefs and behavior; however, the child also affects the behavior and beliefs of the parent. Bronfenbrenner calls these bi-directional influences, and he shows how they occur among all levels of environment. The interaction of structures within a layer and interactions of structures between layers is key to this theory. At the microsystem level, bi-directional influences are strongest and have the greatest impact on the child. However...
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...In this society, it is usually assumed that one is either single or in some form of monogamous relationship. At best, it is sometimes considered acceptable to play the field if one is not in a committed relationship. If one is in a committed relationship, it is with one person only, and any sexual and/or romantic involvement outside the relationship is cheating. Both of these situations, playing the field and cheating are still often subject to the classic double standard of being more acceptable for men and women. Long before written history, primitive clans and tribes were living within small, highly inter-dependent social structures. Many of these groups had some type of ceremony marking the forming of a union or marriage between two opposite sex partners. It appears that since we began living in structured social groups, humans have adhered to the belief that formal unions of two people work best for maintaining a healthy, functioning society. Within different societies, independent unions of two people were considered the best way to secure food and shelter, defend against outside aggressors, and raise offspring. As societies evolved, the marriage bond took on increased significance within each culture. One of the most universal aspects of the marriage union to be perpetuated cross-culturally was monogamy. Yet despite this proclivity towards marriage, and insistence that the marriage partners remain monogamous, human beings have been engaging in non-monogamous activities...
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...Liberia is one of the poorest countries in Africa. Emeka Chigozie in Top 10 Poorest Countries describes Liberia’s large population as having a “formal employment rate of 15%” and “approximately 85% of the population living below $1.” Liberia became known for its disastrous civil war spanning from 1989 to 2003. Sadly, a corrupt government, struggling economy, and lack of emphasis on gender equality and education, prevents Liberia from rebuilding. Currently, Liberia is in transition from a dictatorship to democracy, in which the President is the dominant force in politics. Various politicians have formerly been involved with differing scandals of corruption. Flawed government hinders development in growing nations. A 2013 UN Human Rights Report...
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...The economic system that is best suited for handling a crises of epic proportion would be the socialism system. The reasoning for this is because our Government is part of the socialism system. Our government always plays a big role in disasters. They are the ones that are able to approve assistance and approve what king of funding families get. Whenever an epic crisis happens or strikes these people are ready and prepared for it. By using the socialism system there would be no red tape to go through because you will be dealing with the government and middle man. In this case wiping out the middle man and politics that a state may have to go through is eliminated. The state would already be dealing with the government and after analyzing the damage and estimating how much the state may need in funding they can go right to the source. The Government also has the ability to speak right with the President of the United States and he is able to declare it a state of federal disaster. When this decision is made it is then easier to know which funding to ask for. In an emergency situation a socialist system would be the best to respond. The needs of the people will be met and everyone will get assistance no matter what. With help from the government the departments get the help that they need to take care of natural disasters. They are able to provide the services that are necessary. This system has quotas and this is a benefit to them. When the earthquake hit, it...
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...with Sanders’s own estimates state that no, Sander’s tax plan will not be able to generate enough revenues to cover all of his plans as expansively larger taxes and governmental spending will severely damage long-term economic growth. In order to analyze Sander’s plan more in depth, it is beneficial to look at each proposed change to the federal tax code individually. First, increases in federal income taxes. There are many changes Sander’s has proposed in regards to income taxes but according to the Tax Policy Center, the three changes that are expected to generate the biggest portion of revenue over the next decade are: (1) four new surtax brackets for high-income households; (2) taxing of gains/dividends as ordinary income; and (3) raising the net investment income tax to 10 percent. Collectively, the increases to federal income taxes are expected to generate $4.9 trillion over the next ten years. The two primary objectives that are intended to be met with these changes are expanding and extending social security, and a new, government-administered health care program. While the costs of the plans vary from analyst to analyst, for this paper, the costs estimated on Bernie...
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