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    of three parts. The first part is the rational part of the soul that allows for thinking to happen. The second part of the soul allows for the experience of emotions. And the third part of the soul is appetitive part that is what is in pursuit of bodily desires. Socrates argues that an individual that has a balance of all these three virtues is to be considered a just individual. In contrast to justice, injustice the imbalance of all three parts of the soul. Socrates finally providing a…

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    a good fit. Fiedler also uses 3 criteria to match leadership styles with situations: leader-member relations, task structure, and position power. In careers such as mine, where there is a high level of stress and constant threat of injury or bodily harm, any of these 3 situations can greatly effect productivity on a day to day, or even shift to shift basis. If a supervisor attempts to flex his newly appointed position power, by harshly disciplining an officer for what other deems as a minor…

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    Charge: “He did on or about 02/25/2015 unlawfully and feloniously rob Alberta Banks by putting the victim in fear of serious bodily harm or by the presenting of a firearm or other instrumentality whatsoever, in violation of 18.2-58 of the Code of Virginia as amended.” Code of VA: 18.2-58 VCC Code: ROB-1207-F9 Co-Defendant(s): Devonte Smith (adult), Keyonta Owens (adult) Arresting Officer’s Statement: “Police responded to a burglary in progress call at 219 Avondale Road, Portsmouth at…

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    tests. One of the new tests required that African-American women read and interpret the Constitution before being deemed eligible to vote. In the South, African-American women faced even more severe obstacles to voting. These obstacles included bodily harm and fabricated charges designed to land them in jail if they attempted to vote. This treatment of African-American women in the South continued up until the…

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    Arguably the most important trait that Harriet Tubman displays is her dedication to the task of helping the newly escaped slaves to freedom. The first example is of when after a few days of walking Harriet and her party of escaped slaves finally come to their first stop; “It took them three nights of walking to reach the first stop,” (Petry 12). This evidence is key in conveying how much dedication she really has. Wandering days without food and the thought of possible capture fresh on their…

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    Different types of background checks include a criminal records check, credit check, reference check, driver’s record check, and a social media check. In considering an applicant’s criminal history, employers will gather information in one of two ways: applicant self-reports on a job application or a criminal history check conducted by an outside vendor. An employer must consider the relevance of the offense to the position being applied for or currently holding, to include severity,…

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    Extension Ladder

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    easily become unbalanced or the equipment can malfunction or be lost from the grip of the operator. The size of the saw, the sharpness of the saw, and the proper use of the saw on the proper material all account for important factors in the success or harm that comes from inexperience or out of practiced skills. Mistaken Calculations or Unexpected Conditions Not all, in fact, not most tree trimmed limbs can be settled with just one cut. Trees are natural systems of tension, adhesion, separation…

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    Freda's Case

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    needs. The actual procedure to insert a feeding tube will cause harm and pain. Not only does it delay Freda’s death, but also adds psychological pain for the mother, who may suffer from caregiver burden trying to maintain the feeding tube and take responsibility of Freda’s care as she becomes functionally dependent. According to Mill, the most pleasurable desires associates with higher faculties such as higher cognition, and less on bodily needs (Collier & Haliburton, 2015, p. 9). In this case,…

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    Alongside the dried blood, small bumps on the epidermis rise and, given any hint of an irritant, will break into a full rash. At a closer look, you can distinguish the scratch marks where nails dug in- trying to claw out the problem, but inflicting harm instead. Gashes that end in bloody frustration, like long exclamation marks that finish with a silent scream. The cycle of frequent bouts of frenzied scratching end in stinging pain and open lesions. Eczema: inflammation of the skin,…

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    standards” (U.S. Department of Health & Human Services, 2015, para. 1). If the food industry or food processing companies violate regulations, these violations could become a potential threat to the public. Violating regulations increases the risk level to harm people. Critical violation causes for closing of the company, and a possibility for criminal charges. The state and local health agencies detect issues to keep food safe and for identifying foodborne illness outbreaks. The health care…

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