Acceptance

more than just food and water to survive. Most living creatures depend on food and water to meet their fundamental needs for survival. Likewise, humans also require these basic needs, but we also have large egos that need to be satisfied. As privileged members of a well-developed society, we do not see how fortunate we are to have easy access to unlimited amounts of fresh clean water. All of our basic needs are easily met, so the focus for most of us is to fulfil our social and psychological needs. While we are craving social acceptance, people in developing countries are craving water. While we are complaining about petty first world problems, others are struggling to bathe in fresh…

 Offer and acceptance examination is a customary methodology in contract law used to figure out if an agreement exists between two parties. An offer is an suggestion by one individual to another of their ability to contract on specific terms without further arrangements. An agreement is then shaped if there is express or inferred agreement. A contract is said to appear when acknowledgment of an offer has been conveyed to the offeror by the offeree. Legal Principles of Offer and Acceptance In…

Abstract: Contract is an agreement enforceable by law. An agreement consists of two important things, offer and acceptance. Offer and Acceptance is a conventional approach in contract law which is used to decide when an agreement exists between two parties. In order to form a contract, there must be an offer by one person to another and an acceptance of that offer by the person to whom is made. Acceptance in order to be legally binding, it is appropriate to fulfill three main rules. To start…

issues that are brought up in this question deal with the concept of Offer and Acceptance, Agreement and Counter-offers. The main question that one should ask is: was there a binding contract between Cory and Eve? between Cory and Dan? or none? There is an initial unilateral offer of £300 put forward by Cory in order to sell his computer. The duration for which the offer is open to acceptance is not specified as it indicates no fixed time limit in which the offeree has to act, thus it will be…

Catcher in the Blue (#3) The stages of grief are felt and experienced by people around the world, from all walks of life. Grief is typically described as the mental, emotional, and physical reaction to the a death, illness, or injury of a loved one. The novel, The Catcher in the Rye, written by D.J. Salinger tells the story of teenage boy, Holden Caulfield. After suffering the death of his younger brother, Allie, Holden experiences the waves and shocks of grief. Coping with grief is an entirely…

confidentiality. Mary was a 45 years old school teacher who lived happily with her husband and their only son then 18 years old. Mary felt lethargic and breathlessness more often. At first she thought she may be not fit enough so she started walking and moderate exercises and healthy eating pattern. Her symptoms not get any better with same so she decided to see the doctor. After few weeks her test results back and revealed that she had third stage of lung cancer. At first she or her family…

feel they understand this and constantly use the expressions “I know how you feel” or “everything is going to be okay”. NO! You will never know how I feel or that everything will be okay because you didn’t lose the same person I did, you didn’t have the same attachment as I did and you sure didn’t have the same relationship as I did with them. So as a smart individual just be polite and say “I will keep you in my prayers” and not lie about it (Townsend, 2008). Elizabeth Kübler-Ross has created…

my life. The closest thing to loosing a loved one is loosing a pet. It may sound stupid, but it is a big deal. I lost my dog, Wilson, when he was only two years old. He got sick and they could not help him, so they decided to put him down. I was in middle school and it was something I was not expecting. Grief is a real emotion and something that everyone deals with. Grieving is a process that takes longer for some than others. It is something that is hard to explain because it is different for…

or protecting them, rehearsing discussions or speaking to them. Auditory or visual hallucinations of the deceased person are usually seen during acute phase of grief. Sometimes people maintain a sense of connection through objects such as clothing, writings, favorite possessions, and rings, which they may keep indefinitely(5). In a normal grief process, positive emotions occur as frequently as negative ones as early as a week after a loved one dies(5). One investigator has found that positive…

Reactions to a loss can be physical and psychological. Possibly, experience loss of emotional control, anger, unfinished business, and helplessness may erode the soul. A person may also experience grief over the loss of belongings other than the individual, such as future dreams, hopes, detachments, and attachments to the loss that’s associated with an altering roles and family structures. This is when the bereaved person shows no signs of grief or acts as though nothing has transpired. These…