Cultural Stigmas’ Influence on Mental Wellness Check-Ups​​​​​​

 Research Question "From an illness to a wellness model in mental health marketing; an  interpretive phenomenological examination of the influence of cultural stigmas on consumer mental wellness check up behaviour”. Abstract Despite a growing trend of consumer interest in wellness overall, the use of mental wellness check up and counselling services is currently not … Read more

Is Bill Clinton Defined by His Personal Mistake? Tracing His Impressive Political Legacy.

 Bill Clinton continues being criticized for his past Lewinsky scandal, due to this unusual presidential action society seems to have forgotten about his credibility’s as a politician who served as the 42nd US President. Should a personal mistake define Bill Clinton as a person and Politian? Bill never met his father and his mother … Read more

The Aboriginal Embassy: Reconstructing and Reclaiming Aboriginal Land Rights

 Since the colonisation of Australia, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people have experienced mistreatment and injustice. However, during the Indigenous rights activist movement of the 20th century, there were many turning points that inspired change within Australia. Although there were many events that had led to better treatment of Aboriginal people, the establishment of … Read more

Boyle’s Law: Verifying PV=K with LabQuest Experiments

 Verification of Boyle’s Law Introduction Prior to this lab, Boyle’s Law was analyzed. Boyle’s law is an ideal gas law, stating that the pressure and volume of a gas have an inverse relationship. The law is valid, as long as the temperature and the amount of gas are constant. This experiment will demonstrate that … Read more

The Impact of Immigration and Education Policies on Latinx Youth in the US

 For several decades, unauthorized immigration has been an ongoing issue for the United States. Currently, the Department of Homeland Security Office of Statistics estimates there are 11.4 million undocumented immigrants residing in the country and 7.9 million are coming from Mexico and Central America, Latinx zones. Latinx is a gender-neutral term used in place … Read more

The Other Story Exhibition: Addressing Marginalization of British Afro-Asian Art

 How was the Marginalization of British: African, Caribbean, and Asian Modern Art Addressed by ‘The Other Story’ Exhibition (Hayward Gallery 1989)? There is a void in art history surrounding modern ‘Black’ British artists. This has been the case since modernism was born; through its depiction as a white-Western movement, it fell victim to Eurocentricity. … Read more

Coping Mechanisms Used During Black Death: Prayers, Parties, Escapism and More

 Analyse the various ways in which people coped during and in the years following the Black Death. Introduction — 100 words Background Thesis statement (clearly responds to question)
main issue why do we care Main points The rampant devastation experienced by the European population during the Black Death assumed apocalyptic proportions. The Black Death was … Read more

Exploring Australia’s Mining Industry: History, Growth and Impact

 The contribution of the mining industry toward the growth of the Australian economy has been tremendous. The mining industry is often considered as an industry that involves less of technological know-how. However, the unique environment of Australia has resulted in a rapid development of specialised systems and technologies by a lot of new companies … Read more

Live a Good Life: Epicureanism vs. Platonian/Aristotelian Virtue Ethics

 One of the fundamental questions of philosophy is what constitutes the ‘good life.’ For many, the ‘good life’ is one that involves and achieves happiness or fulfillment. Still, the specific methods to achieve the ‘good life’ and the exact natures of happiness and fulfillment are expounded from a wide range of philosophical perspectives. Platonic … Read more

The 4 Curriculum Traditions: Humanist, Social Efficiency, Developmentalist, Social Meliorist

 Katie Pickrell Molly Hamm School & Society 21 September 2017 The Effects of Each Curriculum Tradition on Education What students learn and, consequently, what their futures hold depends largely on the approach their teachers and administrators take in providing them with a quality education. What should and should not be included in curriculum is … Read more

How Sociology Explains ‘Big Hero 6’

 Disney Analysis: Big Hero 6 Alamilla, Alejandra 9/22/2017 Professor Blacksher Big Hero 6 All Disney movies have sociology theories and terms incorporated within them. Disney is a powerful socialization agent not only with how persistent the messages are but also how it operates within a society. “Big hero 6” is one Disney movie that … Read more

Exploring Jean Twenge’s Critique of Firmly Established Culture in “An Army of One: Me

 Firm establishment of culture is what Jean Twenge critiques in her essay “An army of one: Me.” Throughout the text, Twenge divides this analysis into several parts, where she identifies a common theme emphasized by our society. Merriam Webster defines self-esteem as a confidence and satisfaction in oneself. In a world where educators and … Read more