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In Julia Dr Buckner’s Motivation Enhancement Therapy can Increase Utilization of Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy: The Case ofSocial Anxiety Disorder, the main aspect of the article was to conclude information for whether or not social anxiety disorder patients seek treatment, and the outcome of using motivation enhancement therapy (MET), and if it led to desiring or taking…

Tattooing has been a form of art and self-expression for thousands of years. For the original tattoo artists many years ago, tattooing was used for a variety of purposes including rituals to the gods and medicinal purposes. In today’s society, tattoos are mostly a form of art and self-expression. Most people use tattoos to express…

Religious perspectives like Judaism, Christianity and Christian post-modernism propose that humans were made in the image of God so have the potential to be moral and virtuous in their lives, so are ultimately able to seek salvation. However, Judaism and post-modernism do not state that human nature includes an original sin, although humans have the…

Starting in the early to mid-19th century, the need for the government to provide protections and controls on the spread and battle against disease along with its reinforcement resulted in public health today. Along with that public health, unfortunately, social and cultural baggage came in tow due to the nature of disease. Over the past…

Research is very valuable for a number of reasons. Not only does it expand overall knowledge but correct and accurate research can translate into improvements in practice and guidelines. However, occasionally the quest for knowledge interferes with ethical research practices. The following paragraphs will explore ethics in research when using human participants. Legal and Ethical…

“They injected him every fortnight to a month. They never told him why.” A Guatemalan local shares the story of his father, a soldier in the Guatemalan army who unknowingly participated in the Guatemala syphilis experiments (The Frightening Legacy of US Syphilis Experiments in Guatemala 2011). These experiments took place from 1946 to 1948 and…

Utopian socialism is the belief that social ownership of something that is useful to a group of people can be achieved by voluntary and peaceful surrender of the rights of the ownership of the resource by the groups owning them (Taylor, 1982). The name Utopia was used by Thomas More to describe a society where…

The truck driving industry is an industry that is very important to the functionality of the united states. Not only does trucking and transportation promote economic values, it is one of America’s largest methods of delivery. The wellbeing of the truck drivers that construct this economy is vital to the complete success of the companies…

Snoring is a common problem that many individuals disregard as, “normal”. However, recent studies have shown some shocking information about snoring and what it could mean for a person’s health. Based on new medical observations made during a number of sleep study cases, more mental related issues have been discovered. Although it may seem harmless,”snoring…

Scholarship in classical sociological theory has been largely dominated by “dead, white men.” Though the contributions to the field of sociology from scholars like Karl Marx, Max Weber, and Emile Durkheim have been great and many, sociological thought was created with a lack of representation from women and people of color. The inclusion of these…