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Addiction Scenario Involving a Minor – Child Abuse

Assignment Instructions Addiction to illegal substances and alcohol is a coping mechanism that many children use to deal with the intense and painful reality of child abuse/neglect. The cycles of addiction can be generational and very difficult to overcome. Create and describe an addiction scenario involving a minor and offer suggestions for which services you […]

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Leases

Types of Leases and their Characteristics The five key categories of leases are synthetic, sale and leaseback, financial, combination, and operating. A synthetic lease gets formed when a party makes a special purpose entity that borrows and then buys a long-term asset and rents it back to the party.  The party warranties the special purpose

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Factors that Determine the Severity of a Chemical Burn

Chemical burns occur when the skin comes to contact with corrosive chemicals. In order to determine how severe a chemical burn is, several factors need to be checked. First, the degree of the chemical burn needs to be considered. This translates to how deep the burn penetrates the skin. For instance, second and third degree

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Accident Investigation Mistakes to Avoid

An effective accident investigation policy is key in any organization’s safety program (Shappell & Wiegmann, 1997 p.269-291). While it is essential to keep in mind some cautions, it is a reactive process and accident investigations must thus include even the tiniest of details for the prevention of further injury. The purpose of this paper is

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Movement of the Person in Plato’s Allegory of the Cave

The movement of Plato’s allegory of the cave has three main parts which are a representation of the stages that the person in the narrative goes through. First, the bound prisoners’ first attempt at attaining philosophical knowledge starts with their perception of the images they see on the wall (Ferguson, 1992).They presume that the sounds

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Intellectual Standards – Critical Thinking

Universal intellectual standards must be applied for one’s quality of reasoning to be of high quality(Elder & Paul, 2007). Without them, critical thinking loses its meaning because proficiency means one has to follow these standards. The purpose of this paper is to delve into two of the most essential standards, clarity and depth. Considered as

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