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Writing a research paper on family can be tough, and that’s mainly because it’s easy to get too subjective on some of the matters. Maintaining objectivity is one of the most difficult things to do. Nonetheless, providing that you can choose the right subject, it is possible to write the most argumentative paper; a paper based on crystal-clear information and facts. The following 20 fresh topics for a family research paper might be of great assistance. Choose the one that matches your personality best and wow your professors with the most insightful paper.
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War on poverty officially began in 1964. It was an ambitious governmental determination to address the predicament of relentless poverty in the US. The central government in combination with state and confined governments, grassroots groups, and non-profit organizations developed a fresh institutional base for civil rights action and antipoverty, and, in the process, emphasized growing ideological and racial tensions in the American politics and society (Orleck & Hazirjian, 2011). Though marked by moments of consensus and controversy, the war on poverty brought a new epoch for American moderation and developed fresh layers to the US Welfare state. During the 1960s, there were significant social developments in war on poverty. Also, there were various programs instituted during the period to aid in war on poverty. In this assignment, I will discuss significant social developments in the 60s, which focused on war on poverty. I will also discuss conditions that shaped the developments and programs, which became instituted in the 60s. Continue reading →

There has been a wide use of animals in different types of research. The medical field has achieved numerous benchmark achievements through the use of animals in medical research. Despite the numerous benefits of using animals in research, there is the surging ethical concern for the welfare of animals. In order to establish a rational balance between the need and urgency for medical research and the protection of animal welfare, there is a need for effective regulation. With stringent regulation, scientists can still use animals for research as this paper will illustrate. Continue reading →

Super duplex stainless steels are metals with an attractive combination of high strength and great resistance to stress corrosion as well as great ease of welding (Giel, 2007). As a result of these properties they have widespread application in a number of industries including oil and gas, power, pulp and paper, and petrochemical industries (Sagasegawa et al. 2008). It is currently estimated that SDSS makes up to 10% of the total applications of stainless steel in the world and that proportion is projected to rise in the future (Nilsson, 2008). However, it is now evident that SDSS is vulnerable to corrosion in certain conditions; Newton and Hausler (2005) indicate that when SDSS is exposed to environments rich in hydrogen, they face a great chance of being made brittle and susceptible to corrosion by the hydrogen. This is exemplified by recent reports of failures of parts of equipment made of SDSS on one of the North Sea oil platforms owned by BP and a sub-sea structure belonging to Shell (Newton & Hausler, 2005; Pohl & Ibach, 2007). Continue reading →

Abstract
Solid waste accumulation has become a challenging aspect in the world today. The management of waste has also become a challenging task and waste management solutions to these problems seem incapable of handling solid waste. In the past, solid waste was manageable because it consisted of biodegradable materials. However, the nature of solid waste changed with industrial revolution and handling it became extremely difficult. The potential risks associated with waste and challenges of handling it is of significance importance to economists, psychologists, doctors, engenderers, climate scientists, and environmental scientists. Waste management methods such as landfills, recycling, incineration and biological process have been used for long but they seem to be ineffective. New methods of waste management such as thermal blankets, electronic oxidation, and plasma processing alongside integrate waste management approach seem to be the most viable solutions to the problem. In addition, creating a disposal culture and change people’s attitude on waste disposal will help in enhancing the process of waste management in future. Continue reading →

Summary of the Senior Mental Policy

According to the World Health Organization, mental health refers to the state of well-being enabling individuals to maximize their potential while coping with normal aspects of life. The scope of the seniors’ mental health policy is designed with the aim of enhancing and supporting mental health and relevant well-being of the seniors within the community. Policymakers, managers, service providers, and evaluators integrate the concept of the seniors’ mental health policy lens in the analysis of impacts of policy framework. Continue reading →