application of the graph theory and ‘e’ Caitlin McFarlane 10/14/2015 Table of Contents Introduction Leonhard Euler was a Swiss Mathematician and physicist during the 1700s. He was born in 1707 in Basel, Switzerland. He is known to be a pioneer of mathematics contributing to trigonometry, calculus and geometry. The principle that he came up with and investigated was the foundation of modern day mathematics. His most famous was ‘The Graph Theory’, using mathematic to
describes a need for understanding the behavioral theories and practices. These groups present numerous cultural challenges that one has to identify while working with such populations. The crossing of identities across racial lines presents unique challenges for Social Workers when applying behavior theories to assessment, treatment, and interventions. The vignette introduces Charlie, a 6-year-old child of color, who based on mental health problems within the house lives with his Aunt and stepfather
Communication is a process divided into verbal and nonverbal communication which are included in every kind of communication in intercultural as well. That is why while speaking about intercultural communication people meet with problems and obstacles. It comes usually from problems with transmissing the messages. People from the same culture have same values, behaviours, beliefs and language so when person who receive the message interprate it, that message is likely similar to the idea of what the person
hints at a problem within the attachment relationship as a potential source of difficulties. The name itself is derived from a reaction to pathogenic care in early childhood. Attachment is a crucial part of development, as evidenced by these two disorders. This theory was the work of John Bowlby and Mary Ainsworth, in theory and in practice respectively. The theory is based upon the relationship developed between a child and caregiver beginning in infancy. There is also adult attachment theory, but that
Existential Therapy Existential therapy helps people who has uncertainties, anxiety depression, grieve and depression. Problems can distract a person life and essential of living. Sometimes it is hard to become stable possessing core cognitions, cognitive distortions thoughts and feeling on how a person views the world and themselves, which points out low self-esteem. Cognitive distortions are mainly negative thoughts of self, guiltiness that leads to uncertainties emotions and actions
The behavior among juveniles and family problems among their homes is a major issue at hand in our society today. According to the National Criminal Justice Reference Service (2010), in the year 2010, 784 juveniles were arrested for murder, 2,198 for rape, and 35,001 for aggravated assault. The amount of juveniles being involved in violent crimes is very detrimental to all aspects of our society, but environmental factors are a major component of this issue that needs to be analyzed. The question
combine two separate theories to aid in addressing the problem of poor transitional care outcomes, the process of measuring outcomes, and the creation of recommendations for improvement. A middle range nursing theory, Transitions theory centers on the process of individuals’ transitions and addresses the barriers to and principles of successful transitional outcomes (Meleis, 2010). The theory is both descriptive and predictive, it can be used to further describe and define the problem of poor transitions
community is a huge problem in our society today. There are many reasons to as of why the rise of juvenile delinquency is occurring, some of these reasons being wanting materialistic things, higher status/reputation, or for personal problems. However, there are many theories to explain why they commit crimes or join gangs and their activities. Some of these theories are Strain theory, Anomie theory, Subculture of delinquency, and Differential opportunity theory. These 4 theories help give us a further
money. Common sense thinkers may also think that the reason for their homelessness comes from lifestyle, blaming alcohol and drug misuse or family for their predicament. The Sociological approach is one that comes from facts and information. Using theories that have been tried and tested and that are accurate. The ideas aren’t personal or individual as they come from fact and so can’t be disputed or dismissed. Taking the same scenario of homelessness but looking at it from a sociological point of view
experience freedom. They are no longer tied to a deterministic view of life, but are instead given license to create the life they wish to have, unencumbered by the weight of societal, cultural, or familial expectations (Corey, 2013). Both choice theory and existentialism closely mirror ideas taught in Protestant Christianity: people are free to make choices about their behavior and lifestyle, and all choices have an outcome. That outcome can be positive (salvation), or negative (damnation). If