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    financially stable” (BravoTv). Within the show she is constantly being oppressed by the other women who are older and were born into wealth. She is an example of intersectionality because the oppressors attack her for being young which is a form of ageism, being biracial which is a form of racism, and not being from Potomac which is a form of classism. This example demonstrates that intersectionality does not always and only have to be in the form of gender and race but can be in the form of…

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    The CARROT AND STICK approach is the best way to measure any work performance. Carrot is the reward offered to the employees if they work well whereas stick is the chastisement given to them when they are unable to accomplish the given tasks. This concept keeps them motivated towards performing in the superlative customs. Measuring good performance requires expertise in certain proficiencies. Competencies are measurable and observable designs of expertise, understanding, knowledge, aptitudes…

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    Elderly Policy Reform

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    The problem: What policy reforms are need to provide mental health care services to the nation’s rapidly increasing elderly population? Background: The U.S. population is aging at a rapid pace, by 2030, over 71 million Americans, over 20% of the population, will be 65 and older. The current system does not provide adequate mental health care services for older adults, and is ill prepared to meet the projected increase in demand (Jeste 1999). As the nation’s population ages during the next two…

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    understanding. According to Erik Erikson (1902 – 1994) described the physical, emotional and psychological stages of development, and related the specific issues, or developmental, to each stage. ("America’s Angel.", 2011). For examples, as adult ageism, some became more cranky and helpless,…

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    differences, our similarities connects us and reminds me how we all are human with similar goals and outlooks on life. Walsh, Olson, Ploeg, Lohfeld, &MacMillian states that elderly people experience abuse due oppression experienced as a consequences of ageism, sexism, ableism/disability, racism, heterosexism/homophobia, classism and various types of oppressions (Walsh et al., 2010) Elderly people with disabilities are subject to being viewed as helpless, burden on families, needy and incapable…

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    pattern ; as a result ,it might have an effect on the standard of life of older individuals[WebMD]. Insomnia will be situational, reccurent or persistent.Many factors that have an effect on the sleep pattern of older individuals such as health issues,ageism, retirement, anxiety, family issues etc. Inorder to address these issues,there are several relaxation techniques and alternative measures that…

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    Reflective Assignment Being able to communicate effectively is a core skill that any nurse should carry with them throughout their career. According to Booth et al (1999) communication is essential to the delivery of personal centred care. Lubbers and Roy (1990) express the evidence in which backs up the need for effective communication throughout ones treatment in which results in a much better coping method and a greater level of compliance. Attree (2001) highlights the relationship between…

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    Loneliness can destroy human emotions leaving the person, “sick”(Steinbeck 73). During the Great Depression, migrant workers moved around the country looking for jobs. After the stock market crash of 1929, many of these migrant workers moved from farm to farm alone. The theme of loneliness is revealed in the novella Of Mice and Men through the isolation felt by Candy, Crooks, and Lennie. “All men are created equal.” But they are not treated as so. In chapter three, an older migrant worker…

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    Summary Of Late Adulthood

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    regards to health and lifestyle, for example, our metabolism at that age decreases and so it’s harder to lose weight. It’s also necessary to know this so that younger adults, teenagers, and children, do not judge older adults just because of their age. “Ageism is the idea that age determines whom a person is, and therefore, everyone “should act their age,” (Berger, 503). Even if it is common courtesy to help those who are older with physical yet simple tasks, it’s not always the correct thing to…

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    Gender and racial inequality is the disease that keeps a stronghold on society’s attempt to move towards equal rights. This problem is strongly demonstrated in American Cinema. Christina Hoag (2016) states in her article, Diversity in Hollywood, “White males still dominate virtually all aspects of [the film industry].” Recent events have led to the discovery of unfair wages between male and female actors to racism in today’s award shows. In years prior, laws had to be placed in order for women…

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