Interdependence

giving medical assistance to whom need it, offering them the stay in a clinic free and based on the amusement and the friendship of rural West Virginia. “The Gesundheit hospital would be a health care community based on friendship and mutual interdependence, with a staff that lives in the facility with their families in a collective atmosphere of happiness, silliness, love,…

The term was coined by the German biologist Ernst Haeckel. It recognises the fundamental interdependence of all phenomena and it is concerned with ecosystem processes and their dynamically interacting parts including organisms, the communities they make up, and the non-living components of their environment. There is also the philosophical school…

The United States ascended as one of the most powerful and influential nations in our world despite being established only less than three hundred years ago. Starting with the thirteen colonies, it gradually grew under the principle of settler colonialism expanding from the Atlantic to the Pacific. Lauded for its rapid growth and massive influence in both the western and eastern hemisphere, it can be recognized that the ascension of the United States can be mainly attributed to the ongoing…

1. The belief of how people make meaning of their world are very different between Kohlberg and Gilligan (as cited in Patton et al., 2016). One difference between to two theorist is a concept of justice versus the concept of care. Kohlberg’s theory of Moral Development was based on a study conducted on 72 upper and middle class males, which does not give complete picture of the process of moral development of human beings because it only focuses on one sex. Gilligan challenged Kohlberg’s model…

When you meet someone, you never realize the immense impact that they may have on you or your future. I meet Cody in 7th grade and attended school with him for 5 years. During that time, there wasn’t any sort of communication between us and we were barely acquaintances. I focused on my studies and tried to become the best student that I could possibly be. There were no time for boys and my parents never failed to remind me of that. It wasn’t until my senior year when a mutual friend had brought…

One of the growth and characteristics of global capital markets that really impresses me is “global flows”. The world today is witnessing an intensification of circuits of economic, political, cultural, and environmental interdependence. This is a world in which the rapid spurt in the flows of capital, people, goods, images and ideologies across the face of the globe has brought even the most remote parts of the world in contact with metropolitan hubs. This movement has reached levels never…

INTRODUCTION As we have already known, military force is one of important thing in order to survive and to become a powerful country. In the past, there were a lot of wars happening and countries needed to have good military forces in order to survive. But what is happening now is gradually countries started to leave the physical war, instead, they use other things to compete with each other, The paragraphs below would elaborate more about why military power is not the only power that is…

Transformation Model and Integrated Management involvement: Organizations are made up of components that interact with each other. The major components are the task at hand, the people available, the technology being used and the structure of the organization. These major components are the fundamental means for transforming energy and information from inputs into outputs. During states of equilibrium between these components, companies are successful and produce positive outcomes. But poor…

Scenario: Moral reasoning is defined by Henry Richardson as individual or collective real-world perceptive concerning what, morally, one ought to do pertaining to what is correct and not correct (2013, pp.1). Moral aspects of doing what is proper depend upon moral, conventional, and personal rules from a young age (Matsumoto &Juang, 2013). Morals are based on values, where conventional rules are based on accepted as norms by a group of individuals, and personal rules are based on the personal…

As the book “The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People” continues, we enter Habit 3 and Habit 4; working up the ladder to being interdependent. Habit 3 is titled “Put first things first”. To many this sounds very self-explanatory. However, one may not have the knowledge in order to figure out how to do this. Effective management is putting first things first. It is important to note that while leadership decides what “first things” are, it is management that puts them day-by-day,…