The Conclusion

I have chosen to review the Discussion/Conclusion section of the Parrish and Rubin article. Discussion/Conclusion Is the problem restated? In the discussion section of the article, the problem is restated. The goal of the study was to analyze social workers use of Evidence Based Practice (EBP) with their clients in their practice as social workers. The authors stated their research as shown there is an increase of social workers using EBP in their practice of social work. The social workers…

Alaska is considered by most to be the final frontier. It is a land of unforgiving cold in the winter, inspiring beauty in the summer, and life-threatening danger year-round. Chris McCandless, a twenty-two year old college graduate from an affluent family on the east coast, set out on his Alaskan Odyssey and was able to experience all three aspects of the untamed land before his untimely death. Jon Krakauer, an author by day and mountain climber by night, discovered McCandless’s story and…

LED gaining popularity in decorative and entertainment lighting The increased popularity of the energy efficient technologies and green energy has led to a surge in demand for latest LED innovations across various sectors including hospitality, retail and entertainment among others. A longer life, brighter illumination and less electricity consumption are some of the reasons why LED is being chosen above others. Entertainment and furnishing markets are also trying to make the most out of the…

Background or Introduction The article has an abstract containing the following headings: aim and objectives; background; design; method; results; conclusion; and relevance to clinical practice. The article has distinct sections on introduction and background. In the introduction, the authors discuss how available evidence supports the argument that that children have continues to suffer from postoperative pain due to poor pain management interventions and the associated physiological,…

What is cultural relativism and what are James Rachels’ conclusions about cultural relativism? Do you agree with him? Why or why not? In The Elements of Moral Philosophy, James Rachel defines cultural relativism as different cultures having different moral codes. Therefore, moral truth is relative and varies from culture to culture. Further on, he justifies why the cultural relativism argument is invalid, and why cultural relativism (if it were true) is an unacceptable form of morality. Finally,…

Recommendations and Conclusion Overall, the feminist movement is an important part of history where women and men campaigned for reforms on issues, such as reproductive rights, domestic violence, maternity leave, equal pay, women 's suffrage, sexual harassment, and sexual violence. These issues created a foundation for a feminist student culture where student can come together to advocate for gender equality. However, feminist student culture constantly challenged in a collegial environment with…

To change behavior many different techniques can be used. Operant conditioning is a technique that if effective in the learning process and changing behavior. B.F. Skinner proved this by experimenting with rats and pigeons. For instance, the rats learned to press the bar in the cage to get food. By using the tools provided by Skinner I will devise a modification program for my roommate to make the football team by following operant conditioning techniques. I will first explain what operant…

eliminating the disruption of distracting patients into worrying about their identity. The design of the research and data collected was approved by the board for the research to take place and to further increase the knowledge on bedside reports. Conclusion Bedside report should be included in every hospital to maintain current information on each patient and to be on task on the health issues and possible risks or warnings on a patient for a nurse to be aware when…

your question, if Oates had help writing this book because her mental state was different. I do not believe Oates had help from anyone to write this book. I believe that these are her true emotions that could only be written by her. I came to this conclusion based off the Michael Krasny's interview with Oates at the University of San Francisco. After watching this interview as one of the week 6 assignments, Oates described the process of writing this book. She descried how she kept a journal as…

The larger Implications at the conclusion of the story (“The Yellow Wallpaper” by Charlotte Perkins Gilman) "The Yellow Wallpaper" it is a semi-autobiographical short story written by Perkins Gilman in which he describes the treatment of women by Dr. Silas Weir Mitchell the husband, who was the famous doctor. During the rest of the story, it describes how a woman is submissive and childlike obedience to male-dominated society during this twentieth century. The ending of the story it has some of…