Morality has its own way of entering one’s life and it is for the person himself to understand what is good for him or otherwise.

A lot of philosophers and thinkers of the past have had their due share of ideologies with regard to morality and its different forms. Some of the world’s top names in this field have contributed in one way or the other and the rationale that they have developed over a period of time is something to gain insight from and get enlightened all this while. These philosophers and thinkers have all brought to light the role of different cultures, ideals, and so on and so forth but the basic premise is the same – making their mark in the field of morality and contributing to the exact definition of virtue. These names include some of the more known ones like Aristotle, Aquinas, Spinoza, Hume, Kierkegaard, Sartre, James, and Nietzsche.

Justifying moral decisions has always rested on the shoulders of people who conduct different undertakings in fairness and with a sense of ease when it comes to choosing the morally right and ethically wrong. It is important that human beings understand the true meaning of morality and the manner in which their actions, behaviors, talks, and decisions pave a way for the differing after-measures. Philosophy teaches mankind that every action and behavior must be brought forward by the amalgamation of logic, reasoning, education, and understanding for each other. Thus whilst making pertinent decisions it is necessary to take care of reason more than the emotion itself as the latter could mean having decisions that are based on intent favored for a particular party or person so to speak. Thus it would be wise to state here that reason has got more weight&nbsp.when the comparison is made alongside emotions and feelings. This is because emotion could mean favoring one particular side while the other side might just lose out in a balancing act which seems to be the missing link in such a scenario

Most Americans felt Teddy Roosevelt was the ideal president for America at the beginning of the 20th Century. Would he be as ideal today in 21st Century post-9-11 America? explain.

After eight years of President Bush, I don’t think another hard-charging leader would be good for the United States. It might be possible to argue that many of the things Bush did post-9/11 were good to do, but they also need to be cleaned up by someone diplomatic. American needs to change between hard chargers and diplomats every few years otherwise the country’s reputation will suffer.

Models and ballet dancers are two professions where being exorbitantly thin is the ideal image for their field of work. In more recent years now, both plus-size models and a well-rounded female dancer is becoming more of a normal image on the global stages (Fernandez, 2012). Both professions are still highly charged, however, with promoting that ethereal, waif-like young girl who could float away at the first breath of the wind. Attempting to achieve that image presents mental obsessive problems as young girls, in particular, begin to starve themselves and engage in toxic behaviours such as Anorexia Nervosa and Bulimia Nervosa (Mayer, 2011. Shoker 2011).

When discovering that someone has a problem with an eating disorder, some people will turn away and avoid confronting the issue, while others may stage an intervention in order to get someone into medical treatment (Shoker, 2011). Indeed, there are sometimes ethical issues involved in how to treat someone with an eating disorder, such as implementing overt or covert coercive methods of getting someone to eat better, to take medications if needed, and to determine patient competency and mental capacity so as to design and implement a functional treatment model and its application (Matusek & Wright, 2010). Not all patients will respond the same way to a standard solution. In such cases of eating disorders, much of what is occurring with a patient, has to do with her social and economic environment, the nature of her focus on her dilemma, and what type of family and friends she has around her for a support base. A disastrous combination, for example, is if a young ballerina, not only has a teacher who is telling her to lose weight, but also a ballet mother that also tells her to lose weight, once she gets home at night. There is no mental relief and the pressures can build to a dangerous level as regards her mental viewpoint of herself, one that may last a lifetime (Matusek & Wright, 2010).

After birth, every child undergoes growth and development from childhood through adolescence to adulthood. This growth and development process termed as psychological, development occurs in a sequence of permanent stages known as psychosexual stages, a term proposed by Sigmund Freud. He named the stages that way because they represented the fixation of libido (sexual instincts and drives) on diverse parts of the human being’s body (Fonagy, 16). He asserted that as a human being matures physically their body’s parts become vital erogenous zones, that is, significant sources of pleasure, frustration, or both. Freud believed that pleasure and tension were the basis of human life formation. that libido build-up caused tension while the discharge of the libido led to pleasure.

&nbsp.He stressed the first 5 years are critical to the development of adult personality. the id must be directed so as to gratify social demands. The control of the id yields conflicts between social norms and frustrated wishes. The control was accomplished by the ego and superego through publicly tolerable media. The different satisfaction centers at different parts of the body during different stages of growth makes the conflict at every stage psychosexual (Brenner, 62).

Freud noted that the conflict associated with each psychosexual stage had to be resolved for the person to successfully progress to the next stage otherwise they will backtrack once on the proceeding stage. He also noted that the more the sexual energy was required to complete a particular stage, the more important the stage’s features remained in the process of psychological maturity (Newman and Philip, 35). He likens this correlation to military troops. the conflict to the resistance the troops experience when they advance in the war. If the troops are highly efficient, more of them will advance to the next battle, but if they are less efficient, more of them will stay behind. Equally, if the conflict is efficiently resolved, more libido will be passed to the next stage, but if less efficiently resolved, less libido is passed to the next stage.