Therefore, I feel that this situation was an approach-avoidance conflict because I would have still been
Therefore, I feel that this situation was an approach-avoidance conflict because I would have still been
Transitioning is something that is never easy, even though it is a normal part of life. People have a way of getting comfortable in the places that they are in. Even in the military, where change is often; something that was once new, becomes familiar until it’s time for change again. Loss is something that no one wants to face or even imagine. In the military, it is something that is always present in the back of one’s mind.…
When you choose a decision do you look at the other choices, or do you see what you want and go for it? Prejudice is the one feature that makes us like certain things or decisions over others. It is the control system in the back of everyone’s mind, we all have it from the first decisions in all our lives. Think you aren’t prejudice? Look back to the last time you went grocery shopping, remember what you bought?…
An Issue of Rights Has there ever been a time in your life where people have questioned the choices you made? Or ever told you that you had no right or freedom to say or do something? Well the issues of rights and freedom were the central points surrounding the Dred Scott case. There was a controversy about the rights that slaves had; and Dred Scott challenged his owner in the court system to take an in depth look at the freedoms that slaves should have. During the late 1800’s, this case played an enormous role in the politics.…
In my own words, I believe that there are so many issues that I’ve experienced personally when it comes to dealing with autonomous and positive face creating conflicts. Some of the issues that I can relate to, was a moment that I came to concerning the things that I loved doing. Continuing this new ideal thoughts as part of my truly needed some sort of a time away from family. This became an issue toward my parents mainly since I never really came forth face to face and told my why I’ve been acting in such way. Most these choices that I made, I thought was wise quite wise of me.…
Beating the odds: one man at a time Words are yelled, “Give me liberty, or give me death!” (Patrick Henry), but is it worth the cost? Valley forge is a cold and unforgiving place, 18 miles from Philadelphia, not even big enough to call a town. However, quitting the army would not be the right choice for soldiers because the army needs soldiers, people managed to stay positive, and everyone's determination to beat the odds.…
Transitioning Veterans into Civilian Life Veterans transitioning from military life into civilian life might have a hard time adjusting to their new lives when they get back. According to Demers (2010) there are three main themes that veterans might identify with when they return home. These themes are; time travelers, no one understands us, and crisis of identity (p.169). I will further explain these three themes. Demers (2010) explains that this feeling of being a “Time Traveler” is associated with returning home from war after being somewhere else so completely different in both terms of physically where they were and also returning from the mindset they were in.…
A dilemma that I faced, and still am facing is simply the decision about what I want to do with my life after my high school career. In my freshman year of high school my goal was simply to get through the year in one piece. I was forced to conform to my new environment and all the strict rules that came along with it. Along with that it was the sudden transition from being the "big dogs" as eighth graders at my middle school to being "fresh-meat" in my first year high school. With so much attention placed on me as a freshman like on the varsity basketball team, where I was constantly forced to prove my worth to the coach and the players, to stepping out of my comfort zone and performing in a mandatory play for the rest of the the school as…
Decision is the word I chose to explain my experiences of how I became and who I am. I want to be different from my brother, uncles and the rest of the family. I want to be an example for my Dad and Mom, even if my decisions are hard to take, because I can remember the first conversation with my Mom about dropping out of school and explaining why I have to do that, how I was going to deal with that decision and asking her to support my decision so she can help me explain it to my Dad. Well, the conversation with my Mom was so easy always,never forget how Mom is so understandable she always help me alot…
1. What were the gaps, if any, between what you were trying to accomplish and what actually happened? First, you had all the rights to feel confused and annoyed. I would’ve felt the same exact way.…
Since attending the University of Phoenix, I thoroughly research the school’s policies. I plan on taking a military leave of absence for my annual training. I have also obtained a mobile hotspot in the event that I cannot obtain a leave of absence. This will ensure that no matter the situation, I have access to the internet and my classes.…
A. J. Ayer’s analysis of free will is as follows (611): P1 If you would have chosen to act in a way other than you did, you would have P2 You acted voluntarily P3 You were not compelled to act in a certain way C1 Your action was the result of free will Ayer’s first premise for an act of free will states that if you would have decided to make a different choice, you would have made a different choice. This condition for free will addresses the determinism theory (everything that happens can be predicted if you know every nuance of the laws that govern the universe). Ayer believes in both free will and determinism, and this part of his definition of free will eliminates the apparent conflict between the two theories. Just because all of your…
You know that feeling when your stomach drops and you instantly feel nauseous? When I heard that my brother was getting deployed on a nine month long deployment to Afghanistan I felt exactly that way. With tears pouring out of my eyes I couldn’t help but to think of the worst case scenario possible. My brother joined the Army in 2013. In fact, he joined the Infantry Branch.…
A decision I had to go through is whether I was going to listen or not. I chose to listen because my dad said that if I didn’t listen to him and my mom when he was at work I would not get nothing. He said that if I did listen I could pretty much have anything I wanted that was reasonable anyway. If I would have went down the road of not listening then I would not have anything I have right now but what you need to live.…
How Military Retirement is a life changing experience Looking forward to the day to “hang up my boots” was a long-term goal. When reaching the military retirement date, the total time served was thirty years, six months, and six days. Retiring from the military was a major milestone and achievement for me.…
Introduction “The concepts of ethics, character, right and wrong, and good and evil have captivated humankind ever since we began to live in groups, communicate, and pass judgment on each others ' actions based on motivation, group rules and norms, and intermediate and end results.” After reading that in the syllabus, I became incredibly intrigued as to what was to come in this class. Ethics not only effects information technology but the whole world and throughout the course we have been able to link ethical considerations to all aspects, with focus on information technology. Takeaways…