Introduction I want to contribute to the public good. While kindness is the entry point for public welfare, and goodness can make the goodwill of the entire public welfare system continue to diverge. But to do good public welfare, it is not enough to rely...
Introduction Life is all about the unlimited choices we make. In order to make a moral decision, one must consider this: What is my motive? Is the choice moral, amoral, or immoral? And does this choice follow what my values are? Whether they are big...
Introduction In a weekly magazine from the New York Times by Randy Cohen, he speaks about the right and wrong of teachers offering extra credit for charity work, which shows that teachers are raising an unethical value of charity as a selfish act. The urge...
Introduction Altruism can be defined as the behavior of an animal that is not beneficial to or may be harmful to itself but one that benefits others. For a long time, it was believed that only humans were capable of performing altruistic acts such as...
Introduction This research is based on the disruptive behavior created by students of secondary class during the teaching-learning process. As a teacher of primary school, the researcher had also experienced some problematic behavior and attitudes of students during the teaching process. The importance of paying...
Living an ethical life is a pursuit that transcends time and culture, as individuals across the world strive to make choices that align with their values and principles. In this essay, we delve into the concept of ethical living, exploring the significance of moral choices...
Social media has emerged as a transformative force in the modern world, reshaping the way individuals interact, communicate, and perceive themselves and others. In this essay, we explore the multifaceted influence of social media on human behavior, delving into its effects on relationships, self-esteem, information...
In a world driven by various motivations and influences, the ethical choices we make often come with the challenge of aligning our actions with what we believe is morally right. The phrase “doing what is right is not always popular” encapsulates a complex ethical dilemma...
The Role of Nature and Nurture in Shaping Athletic Abilities The nature vs. nurture debate has long captivated the field of sports, raising questions about the relative contributions of genetic predispositions and environmental factors to athletic abilities. This essay delves into the intricacies of this...
Maturity, a concept central to personal development, is a multifaceted construct that encompasses various emotional, cognitive, and behavioral dimensions. This essay explores the complexity of maturity, beyond chronological age, and delves into its emotional intelligence, cognitive complexity, responsibility, empathy, adaptability, delayed gratification, cultural variations, and...
Observing people’s behavior provides a unique window into the intricacies of human interactions. This essay delves into the significance of behavior observation as a tool for gaining insights into social dynamics and individual psychology. By exploring various observational research methods, ethical considerations, behavioral patterns in...
The question of when an individual truly becomes an adult is a topic of ongoing debate and contemplation. This essay delves into the complex and multifaceted nature of adulthood, exploring the various factors that contribute to its definition and the challenges in pinpointing a specific...
Transitioning from adolescence to adulthood is a complex and transformative journey that marks a pivotal phase of personal development. This essay delves into the multifaceted process of transitioning from adolescence to adulthood, exploring the psychological, social, and cultural factors that shape this transition. Through an...
Social Cognitive Theory or SCT is an interpersonal theory that was developed by Albert Bandura. The theory explains that there is a dynamic interaction between personal factors among individuals, their behaviors and the environments. This interaction is called Reciprocal Determinism. Personal factors, behavior and environment...
People make social connections which greatly influence human health. Albert Bandura’s social cognitive theory (SCT) explains that personal factors, environmental influences, and interaction with others can impact human behavior. The theory suggests that interaction between human and environment, leads to behavioral change in individuals. There...
Radical and queer feminism are powerful movements that have emerged to challenge and dismantle the traditional norms and structures that perpetuate gender and sexuality issues. These two feminist perspectives offer distinct approaches to understanding and addressing the complexities surrounding gender identity, sexual orientation, and the...
Gender and sexuality are complex and interrelated aspects of human identity that play a significant role in shaping individual experiences, social interactions, and cultural norms. These issues have been the subject of extensive research, discourse, and advocacy, as societies grapple with understanding and addressing the...
In this course I have understand the sex and gender reading of discussion presented in class. Moreover, the cross-cultural element of sex and gender allowed me to make connections to my preceding beliefs about gender and human sexuality. For purpose of this essay I would...
In the course of this semester I have learned my understandings of sexual gender through classes and discussions presented amongst the class. The cultural aspect of sex and gender allowed me to make connections to my previous beliefs about gender and human sexuality. To share...