Hello, I am looking for someone to write an article on The Influence of Colour and Design on Aggressive Behaviour in Customers. It needs to be at least 2250 words.

This study will&nbsp.consider the other alternatives in design for providing a more conducive environment for customers in pubs and cafes.Conflict in bars and pubs is a common occurrence in the UK as well as in other parts of the world. Obviously, the main reason is that alcohol removes inhibition and enhances people’s tendency to react freely to situations. No matter how thoughtful and well planned the design is, one cannot hope to completely eradicate aggression in the setting of a bar or pub.

On the other hand, one cannot simply ignore the “influence” of the design of a pub or bar on the “mood and behavior of people who spend time in it” (Conflict & Violence in Pubs: Design Issues, 1992 p.3). This is because various elements in the environment in which humans function are known to exercise a high level of influence on their behavior and determine how they respond to given situations. The design, light, color or flow patterns of bars and pubs, when coupled with other factors such as drunkenness and noise pollution, can increase the stress levels of patrons and create flashpoints for instigating aggression.

Research evidence suggests that the design, interior and “overly energetic décor – complexity and color schemes” are causing “between 15 and 20% of all aggression” in bars and pubs (Conflict & Violence in Pubs: Design Issues, 1992 p.3). Therefore, these factors need to be taken into consideration when the designs of bars and pubs are planned and decided. Thus, apart from an appropriate shape and direction of the building and suitable design, it is significant to choose a sober color scheme to facilitate a more congenial setting in pubs to reduce the stress levels of drunken customers and to encourage them to conduct peacefully.

In the present day, “client-initiated violence” is on the increase, which is identified as a major issue in “retail trade” including bars and pubs.

Hello, I am looking for someone to write an article on Medical Citizenships. It needs to be at least 2000 words.

Cancers are usually realized when they become obvious in an advanced stage requiring mastectomy. Also, in the US women are more likely to learn how to deal with breast cancer through friends with the disease, support groups, and fundraising appeals. In Botswana, because of the absence of oncology, there is no collective experience of the disease or knowledge of the biomedical therapeutic process required for cure. Recently there have been some attempts to disseminate public knowledge through posters and other means, but they do not resonate in Botswana as they are copied from ones in the West and recommend unavailable screening and are without cultural adaptation. On the other hand, diseases such as HIV, hypertension, diabetes, and tuberculosis are well known, so Botswana patients have to learn to distinguish these diseases from cancer. Although Botswana has universal care it is geared to grappling with infectious diseases and mother-child health. Cancer is largely unknown by medical workers except in a cancer ward in a public hospital. Furthermore, even in the hospital diagnosis and treatment are hampered by staff shortages and turnover, lack of modern functioning equipment, and appropriate drugs. There is also a high risk of co-infection with diseases such as HIV. Even when some women are told they have cancer, they may self-deny until it advances, and they are forced to deal with it. Also, even many doctors in clinics and private hospitals deny oncology because of ignorance of the disease and/or they don’t know how to deal with it. When arriving at the er treating hospital some patients are distrustful because they already had sought relief from Christiana Tswana prophetic leaders without success. Many do not understand biomedical explanations so it is better to talk in terms of analogies or say things like” you will hate my treatment, but it will help you”. In Botswanan the human body is understood in different ways with organs in different places and connected in different ways. Therefore, imported medical tests are useless unless adaptations are made to take this into account.&nbsp.

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Provide a 2 pages analysis while answering the following question: Occupational Safety and Health Administration. Prepare this assignment according to the guidelines found in the APA Style Guide. An abstract is required. Interview of a Principal I have been a principal for three years now. A principal should be a strategic planner, a team builder, a creative as well as a critical thinker, one who is ready to learn as well as teach a person with a sense of humor and finally one who can be trusted by everyone in the school as a whole.

The goals I have when preparing the master schedule are: offering the best education ever, developing a robust teacher student relationship and ensuring that the institution is a place that both staff and students would yearn to be. The new master schedule process for this campus began a month ago. We acquitted computer software to help efficiently in the preparing of the schedule. The Board of governors, the head of departments together with me as the principal, are responsible for development of this master schedule. It will be completed in two weeks from now. The key issues include. time available for developing the schedule, the horizon of the planning and freezing of the schedule. The master schedule is the n approved by the office of the ministry of education. In the development of the schedule, time would come first priority, followed by facilities, personnel allocations, labs and specialized need courses and finally extra- curricular. When making changes to the master schedule, a precise period is frozen basing on the costs of adjusting the master schedule. Special schedules such as special programs are prepared based on the outcome of running the master schedule. They are schedules prepared to give the master schedule a boost.

When preparing a budget, the goals set are: ensuring that the institution stays within the limits of the budget. the budget should be able to sustain various needs of the institution and finally the budget should be able to account for expenses. The budget process starts during school break specifically a month before resuming school. The Board of governors together with the bursars are responsible for preparing the budget. We have support from some business specialists who come every time a budget is being prepared. It is completed in a month’s time. The Site Based Decision committee goes through the budget after it has been prepared and make changes where necessary. The campus receives budget allocations at the beginning of every term. The general operating funds, as well as education funds, are included in the budget. The next steps are revisiting previous budgets and implementing the new budget wisely. The budget is finalized after the Site based Decision committee have approved it.

When managing campus facilities, the goals set are: ensuring there is enough provision of facilities to cater for both the students and staffs needs. ensuring that the facilities available are in good shape and well maintained. The management and operation system of the school is monitored weekly and evaluated by the board of governors in accordance of any arising situation. Instructional space begins at every beginning of a term and is done for at most two weeks. The school utilizes support of facility management from a crisis management plant. The board of governors is responsible for allocating space. The facilities available and the facilities available are considered. The Site based Decision Making committee helps in deciding if there is a need of adding extra facilities in conjunction with the budget. Emergency safety issues are addressed by compiling emergency plans that should be taken in case safety issues. They should include hazardous cases and how to dealt with them. In case of safety emergency, all facilities should be put in consideration and should be made available regular safety issues are dealt with on a daily basis. It includes the maintenance and the update of safety measures, as well as how to deal with them accordingly in the school. Health committee meetings are held weekly, and finally information on safety is put in most areas of work.

Work Cited

Elaine L. & John L. Occupational Safety and Health Administration. Washington: U.S. Department of Labor, 2011.

I will pay for the following article Current Debates about the Factors Shaping the Selection and Production of News. The work is to be 7 pages with three to five sources, with in-text citations and a reference page. This critical review seeks to establish the current forces that govern the selection and production of news. Some of the current issues that have attracted a heated debate in the British mass media are the increased focus on poverty and misery, crime, and social ills in the health sector (Couldry, et al 2010).

The increase in the number of rivals in the United Kingdom media market has resulted in fierce battles for attention from television viewers, newspaper readers, and radio listeners. In the wake of increased internet coverage in many places, competition increases as social media also occupy a pivotal role in informing the general public. Social media have become a firsthand source of information, resulting in an intense rivalry with traditional media like newspapers. Therefore, the media are fighting for the attention of the public since their life is at stake. In their endeavor to survive in such a saturated and competitive market, the media is more and more venturing into other tactics like entertainment, instilling fear through crime reportage, and mongering news on scandals (Curran & Seaton, 2009). Such news is always under-researched and uninformed as media houses survival tactics.

The current selection of news criteria is no longer on ideologies. the media seek to increase viewership and readership for their opinions on entertainment value. Media experts express their views on the power that the media has on people’s attitudes. People have a tendency of reading selectively to what they previously concur with and rationalize their attitudes in the face of divergent arguments. Curran & Seaton (2009) notes that the mass media has little impact to alter people’s attitudes on aspects for which, they had previously formed an influential opinion. However, Curran and Seaton note that the media has an insightful impact in setting agendas and priming people on fresh issues. The manner in which an issue is framed determines how it is discussed. The ripple effect is that the discussion causes a social problem that is blamed on. News production usually goes through various steps namely sources and informants, newsagents, reporters, news agencies journalists, and editors.