Influence of Media on Eating Disorders
The research question for this dissertation is:Â What level of influence does the media have on eating disorders?
Fiona Campbell
Intangible Cultural Heritage around Jebel Elbarkal Archaeological Site
The goal of this research is to study the intangible cultural heritage of the local communities of the Merowe region associated with the Jebel Elbarkal World Cultural Heritage Site (WHC).
Dissertation on Intertextual Messages of Horror Movies
This dissertation examines the tradition of horror, outlining the different intertextual messages that horror films convey, through several remarkable examples.
Thalidomide Disaster: Have Medical and Pharmaceutical Industries Learnt from Past Mistakes?
Following the thalidomide disaster: Have the Medical and Pharmaceutical industries learnt from factors that contributed to past mistakes?
Abstract
A report exploring and evaluating how the pharmace
Alexander the Great Influences
Alexander III of Macedon, more famously known as Alexander the Great, is one of the most famous figures in antiquity and his heroics are still well known to this day. His influence on the world laste
Drug Use and Misuse in Adolescents: Neural and Psychological Mechanisms
It has long been established that adolescence is a time of ‘storm and stress’, tarnished by high rates of crime, high-risk behaviour and drug use and misuse.
Effects of Hand Gestures and Traditional Methods on Teaching Mandarin Chinese Tones
The Effects of Hand Gestures and Traditional Methods on Teaching Mandarin Chinese Tones
Abstract
The purpose of this study was to examine the effects of teaching Mandarin Chinese lexical tones with ac
Impacts of Misinterpreted Islamic Texts in Media Print on Attitudes Towards Muslims
This study investigates whether misinterpretation of Islamic religious terms in print and online news media affects millennialsâ and baby boomersâ attitudes towards Muslims.
Cannabis and Adolescent Perceptions
The age of initiation of cannabis use is changing with younger children and adolescents reporting daily cannabis use.
Does the Law of Defamation Protect the Mediaâs Role as a Public Watchdog?
Does the Law of Defamation Protect the Mediaâs Role as s a Public Watchdog?
An exploration, critical analysis and evaluation of the âReynoldsâ defence established in Reynolds v Times Newspaper
How Successful Were Playwrights of the 1970s in Accurately Highlighting Social and Political Issues in Scotland?
There was a lot of political unrest in Scotland from the 1960s and through to the 1970s and many playwrights used this as a focal point of their plays.
To What Extent is AlmodĂłvarâs Representation of Post-Franco Spain Accurate?
The aim of this dissertation is to examine the cinematography of Pedro AlmodĂłvar, to outline which aspects of his films represent Post-Franco Spain accurately.
History of The Congo and An Examination of The Congo Wars
The paper will begin with a brief history of the Congo with particular attention to the decline under Mobutu and then examines the Congo wars.
The Impact of Cultural Diversity on the Workforce Performance in a London-based NHS Hospital
This study aimed to identify whether the recruitment of more culturally diverse employees to a central London based NHS Trust has had an impact on workforce performance.
An Anthropological Study of Eating Perspectives, Meal Composition, and Food Choices among Diverse Student Populations
This dissertation explores the factors that shape or reinforce international college studentsâ perceptions of food.
Cultural Identity and Entrepreneur Role of Chefs in Managing a Commercial Restaurant
The idea behind this research is to understand the importance and role of different ideologies and concepts of cultural identity and entrepreneurial role of chefs in the hospitality industry.
Effectiveness of Magazine in Communicating New Ideas Among Consumers
Abstract
âMagazineâ is a media to communicate different advertisements as well as promotion of variety of products to the consumers. Magazine is usually a periodical publication. We have taken
Pathways to Resilience in the Context of Somali Culture and Forced Displacement
This study employed a participatory, sequential, mixed-method (qualitative-quantitative) research design to explore resilience in the context of Somali culture and forced displacement.
A Phenomenological Study of Adoption, Attachment, and Identity Formation
The purpose of this qualitative study was to examine how eight adoptees viewed the impact of adoption on attachment and identity formation, which in turn would emphasize the need for competency standards for mental health professionals.
Leadership Case Study: A Model of Critical Evaluation
A critical evaluation of different organizational contexts for leadership, management and development and a critical evaluation of of them in practice.
