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Strategic Analysis of Bloomberg: SWOT, PESTEL, Porter’s 5 Forces & Value Chain

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The Impact of Economic Recession on Customer Loyalty to Bank

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Dissertation

The Impact of Economic Recession on Customer Loyalty to Bank

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Explain the relationship between globalization and religion and examine the impact of religion on politics and political economy
The term globalization is most commonly described as a process that steadily progresses over time, universally spreading over space, and visibly inevitable in its development (Haynes, Jeff, 1998). Globalization can also be described as a revolution, arguably one of the most profound revolutions the world has ever experienced but definitely the first true world revolution.[...]
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Monitoring pain response with deep brain stimulation
Abstract The following is a review on monitoring pain response with deep brain stimulation.  Deep brain stimulation (DBS) has been clinically proven to be successful for various forms of chronic pain however further research is required since specific mechanisms of actions are not understood. Techniques such as beamforming and artefact rejection can be used to[...]
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When it comes to the truth about science, we simply don’t know who to trust
(Featuring an interview with Professor Ryan McKay from Royal Holloway University of London) What is truth? This is a question which has troubled philosophers since classical antiquity, and it is one which has taken on a renewed significance in our society. One of the earliest attempts at answering this question came from Socrates, who devoted[...]
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Impact of IT Change Management on sexual harassment of employee, turnover, job satisfaction and absenteeism: A comparison of developed and developing countries
1 Introduction There has been growing concern regarding the significance of IT Change Management sexual harassment at workplaces (Brue, 2021, Burrell et al., 2021). A vast body of literature has concluded that workplace harassment hurts overall outcomes for work, often due to IT Change Management. The negative impacts include both physical and psychological impacts on[...]
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An Examination of the ‘Simulation Hypothesis’
Introduction In recent years, there has been a proliferation of debates concerning what’s been termed the ‘simulation hypothesis’, the idea that our universe is, in fact, a computer-generated simulation. This paper, therefore, aims to provide a brief critical analysis of this theory. The discourse will begin by providing some background information on this subject, and[...]
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Understanding the Application of the ‘Structural-Functionalist’ Perspective in the Field of Sociology: Some Examples
Introduction This paper takes a brief look at the ‘structural-functionalist’ perspective (Hooper, 2013; Erickson & Murphy, 2013) in the field of sociology, a perspective that was widely used in the social sciences in the 20th century, but which has partly fallen out of favour in the field since then. However, it will be argued that[...]
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A Methodological Design For Research Into Child Sex Abuse (CSA): Utilising Secondary Data and the Application of Theoretical Perspectives
1 Introduction This paper shall briefly outline one possible methodological design for research into child sex abuse (CSA), by utilising secondary data and applying suitable theoretical perspectives. The approach to be explored is that of a meta-analysis of existing studies, with thematic analysis and grounded theory also drawn upon. Moreover, any ethical considerations in this[...]
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What Can Social Workers Do to Help Safeguard Children from Child Sexual Abuse and Is Inter-Agency Collaboration Effective?
Becker-Blease, K., Friend, D. & Freyd, J.J. (2006) ‘Child Sex Abuse Perpetrators Among Male University Students’, Scholars’ Bank [online], http://hdl.handle.net/1794/4318, Date accessed 15/10/2021. Becker-Blease, Friend & Freyd (2006) look at the prevalence of child sex abuse and those with the potential for being such offenders, via a sample of 531 undergraduate men. In the study,[...]
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Safeguarding Children from Sexual Exploitation: The Role of the Social Worker
1.1 Background and Rationale It is proposed that this paper will look at the role of the social worker in safeguarding children from sexual exploitation, in respect of their legal duties, policies and practices, and what can be done to prevent such exploitation in the context of the United Kingdom. The abuse and sexual exploitation[...]
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Is Intellectualism and Rationalism in Epistemology Plausible in Light of the Relation Between Knowledge and Practical Interests? Discuss.
Introduction This paper examines whether intellectualism in epistemology is plausible in light of the relation between knowledge and practical interests. The discourse begins by first conceptualising the debate, and providing a brief overview of terminology; including some definitions of the term ‘epistemology’ and what it entails, and a brief overview of what ‘intellectualism’ is and[...]
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Without Real-World Application, the Value of Knowledge is Much Diminished. Discuss.
1 Introduction This paper looks at whether the value of knowledge is greatly diminished if this knowledge does not have any application in the real world. Thus, if a concept or theory does not have any useful pragmatic application, then it might be said that its value is questionable. In order to consider this idea[...]
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Child Sexual Abuse in the Contemporary Era: Exploring Prevalence Levels Via Media Sources, Empirical Studies, and Official Statistics
1 Introduction In the contemporary era, child sexual abuse (CSA) has risen high on the agendas of policymakers who aim to tackle social problems. Moreover, in recent years, there has been much media exposure in this area due to a string of high-profile cases involving the sexual abuse of children, and this has led to[...]
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Youth Unemployment and Crime: To what Extent are they linked?
The idea that unemployment contributes to crime is popular. This idea is driven by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) literature on unemployment, crime, and gang (Cramer, 2010). The idea is equally promoted by recent economic models on civil wars in developing countries (Cramer, 2010). In this essay, the aim is to examine[...]
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To what Extent can Biological Factors explain Criminal Behaviour? The Case of Psychopathy
Criminal behaviours have been consistently linked to biological factors by many criminologists and this consistent association between the two variables has meant that in many parts of the world, biological evidence is used to deal with certain criminal cases in courts where the influence of the biology is suspected to have influenced the suspects (Denno,[...]
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The European Influence on Irving’s the Sketchbook
In The Sketch-Book, we are presented with a set of sketches with which Washington Irving is attempting to define American literature, and solidify its place on the world stage. However, we almost immediately run into a contradiction, in that despite being a set of sketches meant to heighten interest and respect for American literature, Irving[...]
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The Intersection of Class and Language in Kelman’s How Late It Was How Late and Welsh’s Trainspotting
In How Late It Was How Late and Trainspotting, written by James Kelman and Irvine Welsh respectively, we are presented with two novels which consistently use the Scottish vernacular throughout. The placement and way in which the vernacular language is used in these novels is very much juxtaposed against that of institutional authority, and therefore[...]
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The East Asian Community as Outsiders within New Zealand Literature: Foreignness and Isolation
When discussing the idea of the East Asian community as outsiders, an immediate place to begin is looking at the way in which foreignness, and the isolation which comes with that, is represented within The Luminaries and Chappy. Both Catton and Grace present their East Asian characters as facing this isolation and discrimination, with multiple[...]
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Minority Groups United: the East Asian diaspora and Indigenous relationships within Patricia Grace’s Chappy and Eleanor Catton’s The Luminaries
Given the way in which East Asian migrants were “humiliated by their marginalisation”[1] within New Zealand, and the Māori community had little “protection against settler aspirations”[2], it makes sense that historically these were two communities which found solace in one another. Manying Ip asserts that “We believe that knowledge of the interaction between these two[...]
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‘the […] narrator has always been of significance’ (Barbara Wall). Discuss ideas of narrators and/ or narration within Children’s Literature.
I will begin my reading from A. A. Milne’s Winnie-the-Pooh. In the Introduction, the narration states “If you happen to have read another book about Christopher Robin, you may remember that he once had a swan”[1]. I read this to be a direct address on the “you”. This perspective could be read to be pre-supposing[...]
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‘The wolf in the bed, whatever else he may mean […]’ (Nicholas Tucker). Discuss ideas of the animal within Children’s Literature
I will begin my reading from Kenneth Grahame’s The Wind in the Willows. In Chapter Eleven, the text states (in the words of Toad), “I’ve only broken out of the strongest prison in England, that’s all! And captured a railway train and escaped on it that’s all!”[1] Both of these things required Toad to interact[...]
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The male warrior hypothesis: how has between-group conflict shaped human psychology?
Intergroup conflict and competition have been seemingly prevalent in human society for nearly as long as human society itself has existed (McDonald, Navarrete, & Van Vugt, 2012). Therefore, it might stand to reason that a propensity for this should have some form of long-term psychological impact (Bowles, 2009). However, it is important to not make[...]
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What can social psychology teach us about the ‘bystander effect’?
The ‘bystander effect’ refers to the phenomenon whereby individuals are apparently less likely to intervene in an emergency situation when others are also present (Latané & Darley, 1970). Perhaps the earliest notable instance of this (by virtue of being the incident which is credited with inspiring the term), was the 1964 murder of Kitty Genovese.[...]
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Essay – What character traits suit a teacher best?
Teaching is a profession that most can agree is highly stressful, time consuming and exhausting. But it also one of the most fulfilling, rewarding and exciting jobs to those that love it. For a person to become successful in teaching, and last the course, it is expected that they are effective classroom managers who deliver[...]
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Critical reflection of the refusal of cannulation for a patient with severe dehydration and vomiting
This essay aims to critically reflect on the experience of an encounter with a patient suffering from severe dehydration and vomiting. To structure the work, I will use the Gibbs reflective cycle as I believe it offers a thorough breakdown of the experience and a chance to fully interpret my actions and lead my future[...]
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