Theory Essay Examples and Topics

Charles Horton Cooley, a sociologist wanted to understand why humans behave the way they do. He came up with the concept of looking glass self which explains that self is a social product (Yeung & Martin, 2003). The concept of looking glass self is made…

The Law of Attraction is understood to be the attractive power of the universe, seen to draw similar energies together, it manifests through your mind by drawing you to thoughts and ideas of a similar kind, to people that think like you and situations that…

Plato was born, the child of Ariston and Perictione, in around 428 BC. His family, on the two sides, was among the most recognized in Athens. He was conceived in Athens into an exceptionally affluent family and as a young fellow was an understudy of…

This paper discusses decision making theory in international relations with an attempt to define the theory as well as its critiques.it shows how rationality should not be the main determinant of decision making but that reasoning, rationality and limited human capabilities affect effective decision making….

For nursing students, nurse training is an experience characterized by multiple changes and developments. Since the training of nurses is an intricate process, the role of nurse educators is all-rounded, and it goes beyond merely imparting knowledge on the learners. In recent times, an increasing…

This assessment will discuss Claire’s case in detail, such as, the main aspects, which is suffering from dyslexia, preparing for her GCSE’S, taking the bus to school every day and living with her dad and her younger brother. This will be linked to the current…

When I think of neighborhoods, I think of how they vary by different characteristics they each possess. For example, one neighborhood might be run down, abandoned like and seem poor in a lack of terms, while another neighborhood could be clean, crisp cut grass and…

In case of the first Grand Division of Creation, the regions were already so spiritualized by the currents of spirit and sound that they are in no need of further spiritualization. They are in direct purview of the Supreme Being. This region is also immense…

Alarm fatigue has emerged as a significant concern for the safety of the patients. Furthermore, it is acknowledged to be a contributor in the environs of the nurses and clinicians. It also interferes with the ability of the doctors to provide their services to the…

Science and engineering to a large extent live in separate worlds with their journals and conferences. It, therefore, took several years for thermodynamics to enter engineering circles. Well, in this article, ‘Current Trends in Finite-Time Thermodynamics,’ the author, Bjarne Andresen (a Professor of Physics at…

The status quo bias and overconfidence bias can be explained by the loss aversion principle, which in turn, can be used to influence behaviour. The concept of loss aversion is described by prospect theory later extended under the name of cumulative prospect theory (Kahneman and…

The following essay explores the notion of adaptation theory in a theatrical context by engaging with Emily Jade Whitehouse’s On Reflection of Titus (2018) as a primary case study. In particular, I shall engage directly with Whitehouse’s process of adapting Shakespeare’s Titus Andronicus and the…

The word geometry was pulled of the Greek words “geo” which means earth and “metry” which means measure. At the point when the old Greeks were the first to establish the investigation of geometric subjects into a proper arrangement of thought, humanity’s enthusiasm for geometry…

Introduction Every Nonliving object, such as books, machines are subjected to the laws of nature, just like we living beings are, but they don’t have beliefs, motives, or intentions. But we living beings do, which is why we try to explain why people behave in…

 In the article “The Mistrust of Science”, Atul Gawande writes to inform readers of the dangers of believing and trusting in pseudoscience, as opposed to proven scientific facts and arguments. Throughout his piece Gawande uses personal anecdotes, fact-based evidence, and historical evidence to argue why…