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    This is a horrendous, if not cruel, imposition upon the taxpayers who are being singled out by government to bear the burden of increasing the coffers of government to remedy a deficit situation that was not caused by the taxpayers, but by governmental policies, directions and oversights themselves. It becomes no less a tragedy as government, which is suppose to serve the people, instead overburdens the taxpayer with more taxes as they are made to undergo a harrowing experience upon their…

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    to have the North Koreans to be unanimous of whom they want their government to be, democratic deficit strongly presides in their society. North Korea is an extreme case of a nation that lacks democracy. Democratic deficit occurs when the actions of ostensible democratic institutions are not accordance to the theorized democratic…

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    1980s. A low budget, contaminated water source, and outdated infrastructure have led to a water crisis in Flint, Michigan which is a danger to local residents in regards to public concerns for health, loss of confidence in government, and a larger deficit. Once General Motors downsized their plant in Flint, Flint’s economy went downhill. Many people lost their jobs, which in turn forced many people into poverty.…

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    moment before I nod. In my mind, she has relented – in reality, I will be sent home with a hastily written request for a parent-teacher conference. We all know the drill by now. A humble five-year-old I was, with no inkling as to what Attention Deficit Disorder was. If asked to describe the disorder, my explanation, to the best of my infantile capacity, would involve something along the lines of dancing apples. To my credit, I knew apples couldn’t possibly…

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    Essentially, Compassion Deficit Disorder works to deny people the status of victim (Hancock, 2011). Due to the widely ranging political beliefs of the current candidates for presidency in the United States, there has been heated debated on the issue of racism. It is in these debates that Compassion Deficit Disorder is seen. Instead of educating oneself to the realizations of the disadvantages and lack of power that…

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    should guide the design of the intervention and the area of study. The Self-Care Deficit Nursing Theory (SCDNT) developed by Dorothea Orem has been relevant to prior studies in managing diabetes. The SCDNT helps the nurse to identify the gaps in knowledge and skill of the participants so that a specific plan of care can be implemented to reach their goals. The major assumptions of Orem's Self-Care Deficit Theory noted by Petiprin (2015) are relatable to this study: (1) People…

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    a needles eye, than for a rich man to enter into the kingdom of God.” Today, people are swaying away from this statement because the advancement of technology and what the media is putting in their heads. Richard Restak, in his essay, “Attention Deficit: The Brain Syndrome of Our Era” explains “And by responding, I mean that our brain literally changes its organization and functioning to accommodate the abundance of stimulation forced on it by the modern world”. While the technological…

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    cancer or several other types of psychological disorders are found to react positively to a well-planned music therapy. This innovative method of healing through music is found to be quite effective even in the case of children having the Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD). Nowadays, Music therapy is used in many of the clinics,…

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    The reality that the world faces a water scarcity issue is acknowledged and accepted globally, despite only a small proportion of the population directly feeling the stress of declining water availability. Virtual Water, as discussed by J.A. Allan (2003), refers to the idea that when goods and services are exchanged, so is virtual water. When a country imports 1 kilogram of rice instead of producing it domestically, it is saving around 2,300 cubic metres of real, indigenous water. If this…

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    Grand theory is a category of nursing theory that is broad in scope and addresses abstract concepts. One such theory is the Self-Care Deficit Nursing Theory (SCDNT), developed by Dorthea Orem. The philosophy of the SCDNT is that people want to take care of themselves and that recovery occurs more quickly when they are allowed to care for themselves within their ability (Current Nursing, 2012). I chose this theory because I feel that it is important to help patients learn to take care of…

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