BOSI stands for Builder, Opportunist, Specialist and Innovator, which are the DNA of entrepreneurship. It is a form of a scientific business horoscope. The BOSI Profile test gives a personality trait in business based on personal values, ideas, character, and instincts. In business there is no hard and fast profile of an entrepreneur, instead they thrive on their strongest traits that work for them. My […]

IntroductionThe US economy has had a major downturn in the last eight year, with economic growth at its lowest level since the Great Depression. The poor performance, according to Young, is attributed to government over involvement and interference in the management of economic activities. Statistical evidence is used to compare three critical periods in the US economy, that is, the Great Depression, the decades between […]

The key ethical principles that underlie any research endeavor have taken a long winded road to their current state. The general consensus at present is that research has to be voluntary, have no likelihood of causing the test subjects undue harm, and should be governed by informed consent. Barring these, there is an inherent likelihood that research, even where it is well meaning, could result […]

According to Ghazali, certain knowledge should present the thing that is known in such a manner that no one will doubt it. It should be so real that even when arguments are made against it, there is no proof of error or deception. If an argument arises about something, that cannot be determined as certain knowledge. Certain knowledge can only be established when no argument […]

Question 1: No-No Boy and Zoot Suit. The similarity of the two works of art is the allusion of crime. The two works of art talk about crime and discrimination of people in the society. In Zoot Suit, people had dress codes to set them apart while in No-No Boy, they identified themselves with their origins. The kind of disparity in the society is a […]

Abstract This paper discusses the barriers that faced by persons seeking treatment for addiction at rehabilitation centers. It starts by painting a scenario of a substance user and the effect addiction has had on their personal and social-economic life. Substance users are recognized as patients, and reference to the fact are made several times in the paper. Statistics are used throughout the paper to show […]

Introduction The program is designed so as to calculate the resistance of a resistor based on the color bands that the resistor has. Color bands are used as a simple way of representing the resistance values especially since indicating the figures may not be a feasible alternative, owing majorly to the small size of the resistors. The colors that are normally used in resistors (and […]

Introduction The US economy has had a major downturn in the last eight year, with economic growth at its lowest level since the Great Depression. The poor performance, according to Young, is attributed to government over involvement and interference in the management of economic activities. Statistical evidence is used to compare three critical periods in the US economy, that is, the Great Depression, the decades […]

Interdisciplinary research refers to a research method that combines data, information, concepts and theories from two or more disciplines to obtain a conclusive report. Disciplinary research, on the other hand, is a research mode where an individual gathers data, information, theories, techniques, and perspectives from one discipline. A researcher that employs interdisciplinary research gathers much information about a topic as compared to one that uses […]

The key ethical principles that underlie any research endeavor have taken a long winded road to their current state. The general consensus at present is that research has to be voluntary, have no likelihood of causing the test subjects undue harm, and should be governed by informed consent. Barring these, there is an inherent likelihood that research, even where it is well meaning, could result […]