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invited to the feast prepared by his Father. Webster concretizes this idea; by stating this new community does not include the family as we usually define it. Hence, it extends to the wider community. Story (2012) says that meal-setting serves to establish and maintain trust and solidarity. He added this is a ritual which establishes a social relationship, and food is employed as an instrument to start with, a sustaining or destroying mechanism of sociability. Jesus engages host and guests with…

literature of the topic related to the findings? Do to the literature examine I found that most families are dissatisfied with he level of care and support they have for the dementia patient. Dementia patients are very exhausting in dealing with daily and often care taker burden and burnout is seen throughout many literally articles and books I have read.…

also that of her future child. A man also expresses his morality in the pregnancy - by visiting the doctor with her and offering reassurance and comfort as someone who is deeply involved with this important event. “This attitude of caring, lived out daily, has direct consequences for that growing fetus: the earliest time in its life when the golden rule will decisively affect its life” (Coles, 63). A soon-to-be-mother that is giving careful thought to her pregnancy is acting out of moral…

gentlemen, as one of those students, I can confidently let you know that this is not the case. Racism is alive in all platforms of life. Let’s take the media for example. The media affects and influences our daily lives. But let me ask you this ladies and gentlemen, does the media really mirror culture or mould it? The media is laced with the vile venom of racism; we continue to bite into. We place people into stereotypical boxes based on genetic traits such as facial features, skin colour and…

caregivers bicker, gossip and complain about their workplace? I liked the seven promises that Carol Jean spoke of in the book called The Self-Empowerment Pledge (Tye, 2014). At first glance, they may seem silly, but the benefits of reciting them daily can indeed help create a more positive…

Over the centuries, the city was abandoned and forgotten as the memory of Pompeii became nothing but a legend passed throughout generations by word of mouth. Despite the fact that the ancient objects from Pompeii were discovered sporadically, the city itself was not found until the 18th century. Ever since, excavations have gone deeper into the city’s mysterious secrets. Archaeological finds reveal how people lived during that time, as well as how they died during the…

manager retrieve the most recent backup tapes to recover its systems in case of disaster. This plan does not take into account the possibility of their primary facilities and resources becoming unavailable for use. Although FFC back-ups its data on a daily basis, the audit team believes that the backup data should be transported to the off-site facility on a more frequent basis. An additional weakness is that FFC has not tested their backup tapes during the past year, and has no plan to test…

Spirituality in Music Music is powerful and holds grave importance for culture and daily life. Creators of such art express all forms of human emotions, from lived realities to imaginary, and futuristic ideals. More than often, people are able to create their best work when they have experienced much. Looking at Dubois’s sorrow songs section in The Souls of Black Folk, and songs from Solange’s A Seat at The Table album and Chance the Rapper’s Coloring Book mixtape, the power of music with…

Theoretical Underpinnings and Analysis A short term intervention derived from behavioral therapy is Behavioral Activation (BA). Designed primarily as a brief treatment for depression, BA lays the groundwork to empowerment or stimuli by identifying the components of a behavior analysis which pertain to; reason, purpose and motivation. Charles Ferster’s functional analysis of depression has been described as the theoretical underpinning of BA. In support of the conceptualization of depression…

short story that looks into the life of a Native American man who is depressed after a failed relationship with a white woman in Seattle. Now living alone in the Spokane Indian Reservation, the narrator feels haunted by his past and affects him in daily interactions. The majority of the narrator’s views are negative and his own race is seen as divided from America, even when Native American home is America the narrator does not feel like he belongs. Sherman Alexie distinguishes the narrator in…