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Student Professor Course Date How Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder is related to Substance Abuse and Sexual Assault PTSD is a wearing mental illness that mostly affects persons who have lived through or experienced a disturbing event or extended trauma. Even though the number of persons who abuse drugs and other offenses like sexual assault is not known, several studies have acknowledged the existence of a correlation. As per a study by NCTRN.org, 59 percent of persons having Post Traumatic Stress Disorder usually go through problems to do with substance abuse later in their lives. Individuals who have PTSD have a high likelihood to develop substance abuse, and this contributes to sexual assault...

Challenges that are Faced by Hyphenated Canadians in the Workplace Name University Abstract This paper will delve into the most common challenges that are faced by multicultural Canadians regarding their workplaces. Moreover, it will try to explain how their backgrounds and origin are the sources of the complications. Hyphenation in identity will also be explained concerning their origin and allegiance. Furthermore, it is apparent that individuals, especially women, are mostly on the receiving end of discrimination in the Canadian labor market. They are therefore more exposed to the ill effects of psychological and general health as will be discussed in this excerpt. The paper will also...

Student’s Name: Teacher’s Name: Course Name: Date: Why College-Athletes should be paid College athletes are considered among the hardest working people. They are not only living averagely as students, but they are also subjected to a strenuous sports schedule (Branch 91). Their compensation is one of the most controversial topics today. However, it is important to note that the students work hard to play and read at the same time. Thus, this paper supports the argument that student-athletes should be paid. First, College football is a multi-billion dollar franchise generating over $11 billion yearly (Leung and Joseph 713). The students that make the sport possible do not benefit. It...