In this paper, I will review the biological and psychological theories of crime using the examples of crime provided in the documentary “When Kids Get Life” as an illustration. Both biological and psychological theories of crime refer to the framework of positivism, which states that an individual’s criminal behavior is...

Reinforcement is an action or substance that is used to increase the possibility that a specific outcome or behavior will be achieved after a period of time from which stimuli is delivered soon after a response or when the behavior that is expected is exhibited. Negative reinforcement occurs when a...

This article discusses the issue of saying “No” and how difficult it can be, especially when we wish to create or preserve a positive image. However, it highlights the importance of learning to say no, especially in certain circumstances, and why it’s important to the preservation of self and to...

Medical errors are very common in health care systems. Some of the errors are as a result of unavoidable circumstances while others are human errors that can be avoided. Most of the medical errors that lead to severe injuries and deaths can be avoided (IOM, 1999). One of the most...

Nick Carroway’s dilemma lies in the fact that he is always an observer in life and never an active participant. He is always on the outside looking in even though he is wealthier than any of the characters in the novel. He proclaims to be honest and non judgemental, but...