Religion, Race, and Ethnicity I agree with the ideas of Edward Telles that Brazil and the United States are alike in terms of racial systems that are rooted in the ideology of white supremacy. Two nations had stuck to ratio ideologies developed from distinct historical and political forces even after they got independence. Brazil and the United States were thoroughly invaded by the colonizer, and […]

Where do theatre, storytelling, and rituals intersect? Ritual is a periodic invitation by the society, typically by its religion, to come together to mark an occasion or an event, often of an underlying spiritual or psychological nature (“History Of Ideas- Rituals min 0:00-0:40”). Rituals and storytelling combine to form sacred theatre. A theatre is a form of fine art that uses live performers to present […]

Review of News on Stratification in the USA Stratification in the US relates to the historical background, political perspectives, and intersectionality. The history of the US is made up of the civil rights movement that continues to improve the differences between the rich and poor. The political perspectives contradict the approaches to solutions to social problems. An example is the increase of government control on […]

Component of Entrepreneurship The concept of entrepreneurship presupposes comprehensive insights into its theoretical and practical details. I will assess the various qualities of an entrepreneur and an entrepreneur and dissect all the qualities present in me. In this essay, I will establish some important theories of entrepreneurship, analyze some self-entrepreneurship competencies, perform a personal SWOT analysis and finally evaluate if I am more suitable for […]

Devince A deviant behavior is an action or type of behavior that leads to violation of formally-enacted rules or a social norm of the society. Deviance could be formal including actions such as thefts, murder, assaults, and robbery, or informal such as standing close to another person unnecessarily, nose-picking others in public, belching loudly, or rejecting mores and folkways (Crawford & Novak 444). One of […]

Local Perceptions of Tourism Impacts The question of how the tourism industry has affected the environment, social-cultural and economic activities of a particular community give a clear picture of the importance of sustainable tourism. It focuses on how society needs to value the environment and its available natural resources. The big challenge in most of our communities are competing to use resources, which are limited. […]

Principles of Sustainable Tourism Final – Stakeholder Immersion – Resort The position of the Corporate Manager attains the role of advocating crucial sustainable development that can never be achieved without “involving a comprehensive range of stakeholders in all stages of the development process, from policymaking to project implementation”(Maiden, 2008). As Corporate Manager in charge of the Destiny Luxury Eco Resort development, I should make sure […]

How Does Social Media Usage Impact Adolescents’ Self-esteem and Body Image? Abstract The prevalence of social media as well as existing body image and the self-esteem issue among adolescents are an alarming public healthcare problem today. The objective of this study was to identify whether passively using social media leads to a rise of social comparing that ultimately damages self-concept. Seventy teens aged 13-18 were […]

Cultural Perspectives of Psychological Disorders Cultural perspectives of psychological disorders differ from one society to another across the globe and significantly influence how different people view and comprehend these mental disorders. Cultural beliefs and practices heavily impact the stigma and how others perceive mental health disorders. Several factors contribute to the stigmatization of mental health issues in many societies. These factors are; a lack of […]

The Three Stage Model Of Memory Memory is a collection of interrelated mental processes involved in the acquisition, storage, and retrieval of information. We learned that memory works in three phases where information obtained is encoded, stored, and retrieved when needed. It explains instances when we memorize definitions or events and we are able to remember them (retrieve back). There is a stage model of […]