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Moral Relativism in American Society

The principle of moral relativism and its application in moral decision-making suggests that universally lawful moral principle is nonexistent. The principle of moral relativism maintains that the establishment of moral standards that apply to their [...]

Mary Kay’s Lesson in Leadership

The writer has mentioned a number of positive aspects of the Mary Kay's corporate culture, and the way she has applied the advanced techniques for motivating her employees.

“Pity The Children” by Taylor Phil

The author presents his views about the arrest of Jerry Sandusky, the former football coach of Pennsylvania State University, on child sex abuse as well as the arrest of Gary Schultz and Tim Curley on [...]

Emergence and up rise of street gangs

The article reports of the results from the interviews which covered areas such as the cause of the increase in the number of street gangs, challenges facing the members of the gangs and any correlation [...]

Workforce Development Approaches

One of the central concepts of developing the workforce is intelligence, and there are different approaches to improving it. Another approach to improving intelligence is that of Scott Swanson who believes that it is crucial [...]

Child Development Research Issues

Despite the fact that other children in the school frequently complains about this behavior, and in spite of the fact that the teacher has taken time to talk to the African child about this behavior, [...]

Myocardial Infarction

The circulation of blood through the ventricles is reduced and the capacity of the heart to absorb oxygen is diminished. The level of cardiac proteins in the blood corresponds to the severity of the myocardial [...]

The Australian Volleyball Federation

The Australian Volleyball Federation is the peak body that oversees the administration of the volleyball sport in Australia. Ensure that the quality and reputation of the volleyball federation are maintained and enhanced.

Witness and Victim Rights

Thus, bystanders should be free to bear witness of the victimizing circumstances to enable the victims receive appropriate assistance and for the public to prevent future occurrence of the same.