Health promotion is supported by various theories. The theories include the social cognitive, the theory of reasoned action, stages of change and the health belief model. The theories explain health promotion or health education concept in a precise manner (Kim et al.311). Social learning theory Social learning theory advocates for a positive...
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Our society I filled with famous people, socialites, and artists who are often termed as celebrities. These celebrities have an impact on the culture and behavior of the society members as many people view them as role models. There are social networks where people get to talk about these celebrities popularly...
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Gentrification is a highly debated topic in urban planning and political science because it involves the crucial aspect of housing and property in the community. The concept is defined as a process of renovating an old and debilitated neighborhood by the way of entry of new affluent residents who improve...
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With the emergence and infusion of new technologies in school curricula, school leaders and educators are beginning to reexamine all facets of data in the classroom. New, creative strategies for collecting information are relentlessly being developed, which provide new alternatives for continuing formative, alternative and summative assessments. Even though difficulties...
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Physical attractiveness and employment Physical attractiveness and beauty have become an asset and talent when it comes to being employed. Like any other jobs, careers like modeling use these assets because it's mostly required for success. Other careers that don't require beauty including being a doctor and engineering as expected requires...
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A lot of changes have been taking place in in the Australian families. They have negatively influenced the future of the children. The marriage institution has been dramatically affected by these changes. Some changes that have taken place within the families include the increased cases of divorce, single parents, and...
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John J and Vincent N argued that city high population calls for a unique understanding so that it can be well known not only for the non-inhabitant but also other people who would like to tour the city (Macionis, and Parrillo P 89). This in-depth understanding gives them necessary information...
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French Beans in Kenya French beans provide a rich source of vitamins, fiber, proteins and minerals and is one of the major crops planted for export in Kenya. Kenya is a developing country in East Africa with an abundance of resources and vast plains (Mwangi, et al. 7). Economic Challenges and Exporting...
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The Debate on Children Obeying Their Parents The position that children should always obey their parents is highly debatable because of the many factors that determine the success of their relationship. To guarantee the success of obeying the societal norms and national laws, children have been socialized in a manner that...
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Poverty and its Impact Poverty is considered to be one of the major issues affecting developing countries. However, it is important to note that is not an issue affecting developing countries in isolation but instead affects developed countries as well. the only difference is that the extent of poverty in developing...
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Health promotion Health promotion can be defined as the process that enables individuals to improve and have control over their health status (Fertman and Allensworth). It is clouded with so many theories and beliefs that have been put forth to aid in the explanation and prediction of the health pattern of...
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Al-Krenawi, A. (2013). Mental health and polygamy: The Syrian case. World Journal of Psychiatry, 1-7. Retrieved from https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3782180/ Annotation: The author conducted the study in Syria to investigate the psychological, family function, life satisfaction, self-esteem, and marital satisfaction. Also, the scholar strived to highlight the extent of consent among the polygamous...
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