Existential Psychology and Humanistic Approach: Use in Modern Perspective

Extistencail psychology & adenosine monophosphate humanitarian approach (personality) Use in modern perspective Focus on how it relates to happiness Difference do-gooder + side of human Est related to turn on and aggression. Which statement well-nigh Freuds theory of personality is pretended? The most important aspects of personally development be finished by age 6 The swelled headtism encompasss to develop as you grow The id is present at birth The ego must balance the demands of the id and super-ego The id is but unconscious. The ego is entirely conscious Difference ego & super ego Ego the bosom since of self, intelligence ore rational Super ego (over-eye) develop early on Demand of your culture, what your culture (good son or girl) should or shouldnt do. Ex good person wont pose sex In this defense mechanism, an someone acts in a manner opposite to their true desires or motives.Displacement You send away your anger on nighthing or someone else Projection Instead of admitingit to yourself you accuse every(prenominal)one else of it Reaction formation retroflexion Using a baby talk self-denial Act as if something isnt happening * self-denial machanism do exist. Hes probably wrong about ppl use it by unciounsious * There are many reasons that contribute to our attraction to others. One of the best predictors in selecting and developing interpersonal and romantic relationships is genuine exposure incumbrance Is why proximity is such a good predictor Just see them wont influence it as much as the other one Personality characteristics Commonalities in parental mien Physical proximity How close u live to each other They are in that respect and you get to know them, b/c they live close to you What is familiar is more openhearted then what isnt Age Defense mechanisms are enated by The id The ego The super-egoBoth the ego and the super ego Both the id and the super-ego In _________love we experience feelings of euphoria, intimacy, and intense sexual attraction, in ________love, we experience affection, trust, and concern, for a partners well-being. Passionate companionate Companionate deals w/ oxitocen Passionate deals w/ dopamine (like w/ drugs) Research has systematically demonstrated five core components of personality. Which of the following is not one of the Big Five personality tratis? amenity Extraversion + to neutral? Openness to experience Narcissism to neutral? B&CWhich of the big 5 is associated w/ school and work success? (along w/ predicting IQ) Consciousness What do obedience to authority and a tendency to reciprocate others favors piddle in common? Norms (unwritten standards for behavior or how ppl leave behind react to one other) Differ from culture to culture No one is going to sit u d sustain & tell you Ex you depart obey an officer (or ppl in position of authority) When your familiarity does really well on a test, he says its b/c he is smart. If he fails, he says its b/c the test was reall y hard. This is an ex of which of the following? Extraversion Denial SublimationSelf- service of process separatrix We have a general good look of our self Look at outside reason why we didnt do so well. repression The tendency for ppl to engage in ____________ explains why some ppl prefer prejudicial evaluation over positive ones and also sample mate who view them poorly. Self-verification aspire info from ppl around us Deosnt change a lot over time We seek ppl out who confirm w/ our own thoughts Self denial Self actualization Self serving bias Self report * * _____________ persuasion is a type of persuasion that involves a chang in attitudes or beliefs that is brought about by appeals to habit or emotion.Systematic Heuristic Habbits & emotion Happy, joy Non-systematic Logic & reason (opposite of heuristic) Ppl take their time (ppl are spending a lot of $) Inferential Residual The lexical Hypothsis suggested that Language will have many words for very important personalit y peculiaritys. Language will have few words for the very important personality traits Some cultures do not recollect in the idea of electrostatic personality traits. Some cultures do believe in the idea of stable personality traits. Which of the following statements about personality traits is NOT true?Traits allow us to predict behavior in specific situations. Only over time, not in situations Intelligence is not a personalilty trait According to the ___________ ppl aggress when their goals are thwarted. Pleasure principle Frustration-agression Drive principle Motivation principle Aggression-motivation possibleness As cover in class the humanistic perspective on personality and motivation suggests that there are 3 b Automomy relatedness Competence Dominance Milgrams famous obedience study reveals that about ______% of participants delivered the gook level of shock. 15% 25% 50% 65% 95% top sooner if they had to touch the learner being closer to the learner personality traits matter too often ppl who didnt car about what ppl thought about them being taught by parents/ even if you are told to do something it wasnt ok to get some one ppl who had a strong need to be approved of they were more likely to continue Researches have discovered a gene associated w/ serotonin availability in th frontlet love. This gen is also related to the personality trait of neuroticism The Zimbardo prison study has been cited as an example that negative situation pressures often outweigh personality traits.When ppl in angry mobs, they may not be awar of their own standards of behavior. This may be due to Reciprocal altruism Altruism Diffusion of responsibility Doesnt have to do w/ being aware of yourself This is in the ex of who is going to come forth to do the work When someone needs help & it isnt clear if its a nip When there is a crowd &ppl act like its fine then u assume its fine too When u are by yourself, u dont have reference of others so u r more likely to help Deindividuation Group polarizationIn _________ an individuals experience of the environment is shaped y unintentional effects of their personality on others. feature selection Manipulation When we do it intension to manipulate others to get what we want Evocation Unintentional effect ppl respond to b/c of ur personality Passive correlation Spent a lot of ppl who have the same gene as you so its hard to pull apart Self-serving bias In John Gottmans research on predictors of divorce, couples who remained married showed a ratio of ____ positive interactons for every _____negative interactions 51 15 21 12 11 *

Romance of the Three Kingdoms

Brief This prevail is one of iv Great Classical Novels of Chinese literature it is the first river novel writes by chapters in China . It is a Chinese diachronic novel based upon events in the turbulent years near the end of the Han Dynasty and the triple Kingdoms era of China, starting in 169 and ending with the reunification of the land in 280. The whole mass has great hundred chapters, and a total of 800,000 words and 1,798 dramatic characters and nearly 40 battles. The story begins with the end of Eastern Han Dynasty.The disposal becomes extremely corrupt on all levels, leading to widespread deterioration of the empire. During the reign of the penultimate Han emperor, emperor moth Ling, the Yellow Turban Rebellion breaks bulge under the leadership of Zhang Jiao And finishes with the early Western Jin Dynasty, the three regimes drive away to a unified national. During those 100 years, there were many an(prenominal) conflicts among the various war headmasters and nobles, then the three kingdoms were appeared on the full point of the history, we cal l them Cao Wei (Cao Cao), Shu Han (Liu Bei, Zhuge liang), Eastern Wu (Sun Quan).This book focuses on describing the three countries competing for the land, people, people in the process, there are many scenes of great wars, and ups and downs in the story as if it can help people back to thousands of years ago where a bloody battlefield, to give readers a thrilling sense of deep. The wits of the strategy of heroes in the book is very fascinating, whether it is good ideas, or intrigue, all of them are make readers feel the great wisdom and rattling(prenominal) imagination of our ancient.There are many briny characters in the toy of the Three Kingdoms, however the main focus is on the hero, Liu Bei(Shu Han), who is a distant relative of the reigning family. The story opens up with the decline of the Han Dynasty, the ruling dynasty of all of China for the past 400 years. As the royal throne begins to cru mble and lose power, a rebellious cult arises that brings together wonderful and terrible generals to fight off the rebellious menace. This sets the stage for the heroes of the Han soldiers to make a name for them and to gain power.As the story unfolds over many, many chapters, the throne in the end loses all power and is basically controlled by one of its ministers, a former hero of the rebellions, Cao Cao. He ends up being the villain of the story as he forms the Wei kingdom that manipulates the throne and the Emperor for personal gain. In fact,the 70% of the story is real history, and the other 30% is besides unofficial historical records, folk stories and Sanguozhi Pinghua(another historical book about Three Kingdoms), or so were created by the author on his own.So I motivation to show you two differences between the stories of the real history. Hua Rong Dao(a name of place) Story In the book, it described that Guan Yu intercepted Cao Cao on the Hua Rong Dao after Cao Cao lo ss the Chi Bi War. And at that era, Guan Yu had very high chance to massacre Cao Cao. If that, it wont happen the situation that there are three countries. But Guan Yu remembered out some past and liberated Cao Cao finally. He lost the chance. But in the reality, the person who went to intercept Cao Cao is not Guan Yu. piece of music its Liu Bei. And its too late when Liu Bei got there. So Cao Cao run away. This story is mainly in exhibition to play down Cao Cao and set up the perfect image of Guan Yu. chuck Yu Story In the book, Zhuge Liang angered Zhou Yu three times and Zhuge Liang died finally. In the reality, Zhou Yu is smarter than Zhuge Liang. For example, the strategy of Chi Bi is thought out from Zhou Yu, not Zhuge Liang. At that time, Zhou Yu even didnt pay attention to Zhuge Liang. They confine little chance to meet each other.From Chi Bi War to two years after Zhou Yus death, Zhuge Liang were doing the logistics and had no chance to see Zhou Yu. Even in the memori al meeting, the representative of Shu outlandish is Pang Tong, not Zhuge Liang. The course of death of Zhou Yu is overwork. The preferred country of author is Shu country. And the most preferent people of author is Liu Bei and Zhuge Liang. So at here, the author played down Zhou Yu and enhances the image of Zhuge Liang. When I was a middle school student, my father asked me to read this book, but it was hardship and boring for me, I moreover read it without thinking.But now I like it better with age, I love Cao Caos cunning, Guan Yus loyalty, Zhuge Liangs extremely intelligent I love Lu Bus single-minded, I love Zhao Yuns brave, Zhang Feis impulse. All of them are vivid and interesting. I think the biggest advantage of this book is that everybody can hold in something from it. In Romance of the Three Kingdoms,there are a lot of knowledge about military cognizance, psychology, science of resourcefulness, public relations, science of personnel and so on. The schemers of the three kingdoms use various sorts and varieties of knowledge to help their lord to win the wars and earn the lands.And by reading this book, I realized that a lot of truth in life, for example, in this book the author always stressed a sentence This world will set out after long time united. Also it will do the opposite after long time of plighting. This sentence has been verified many times in Chinese history after that. And in China, we have many Chinese proverbs in use today are derived from the novel, like Three reeking tanners (are bounteous to) overcome one Zhuge Liang. The meaning is three inferior people can overpower a prize person when they combine their strength.Because Zhuge Liang was very smart, but if we can make us unity, we can overcome Zhuge Liang. The Romance of the Three Kingdoms is definitely a challenging book, but is really a hidden treasure as most people who interested in Eastern culture. Mainly being a popular book in the Asian countries, it is a great book f or those that enjoy historical fiction books with a thingamajig of fantasy or for those that enjoy war/strategy novels. This is a great book and is highly recommended for anyone aspect for something different to read.

The Philosophy of the Buddhists

I will give you a glimpse into the world of the Buddha and the philosophy that he used to practise and preach. He was born as Siddhartha Gautama in the year 563 BC in Lumbini a place situated neighboring the Indo Nepal border. His father was the ruler of a petty kingdom of the Sakya tribes. Initially Siddhartha led the luxurious behavior of a prince in their palace at Kapilavastu, subsequently, he was married to Yasodhara. He had been living in marital mirth for thirteen years, when he saw an extremely sick person, a frail sexagenarian man, the corpse of a deceased person, a corpse being cremated and a sadhu or holy man.This had a major impact on Siddhartha, who realized that the normal phases in a persons life were old age, sickness and eventually death. In the year 528 BC, Siddhartha experienced the Great Enlightenment under the Bodhi tree in Gaya, consequently, he was known as Buddha or the enlightened one. His exhortations ar known as dhamma. He achieve Nirvana at the age of eighty, in the year 483 BC (Siddhartha Gautama). The Dhamma populates of four courtly truths. The first of them states that life means suffering. It is essential to realize and accept that you harbor to undergo suffering in order to experience in the world.The world and sympathetic nature are imperfect. According to the Majjhima Nikaya, Sutta 63, the cycle of birth and death are continuous and humans clear to experience old age, sorrow, lamentation, misery, grief and despair. There are pleasures such as ease, comfort and happiness. Hence from birth to death, humans experience both suffering and happiness. This serves to render the life archetype imperfect and incomplete. The world is essentially unpleasant and bereft of perfection. The second truth is that sufferings are caused by desires and to slightly extent due to ignorance.Attachment towards impermanent things and ignorance of the fact that those things are temporary causes suffering. Moreover, suffering is caused b y desire, passion, ardor, and craving for wealthiness and fame. A genuinely important precept in this context is that desire causes ignorance and vice versa (L. Ross, 2007). The third noble truth is regarding the truth of cessation. Sufferings can be avoided and the complete cessation of suffering can be achieve through nirodha or the unmaking of sensual craving and fancyual attachment.In order to end sufferings, one should identify their seed and remove them. This can be achieved through dispassion towards material things, which are transient in nature. In other(a) words, suffering can be removed by realizing the cause of suffering and then removing the very cause. This is a continuous process, which eventually culminates in Nirvana or that supreme state of being that is put out from all worries, complexes, fabrications and the individual ego (The Four direful Truths).The fourth Noble truth is the truth of the way, which represents the via media between the extremes of asce ticism and indulgence. There is an eight fold path by which a human can create Nirvana and end sufferings permanently. This way comprises of chasten knowledge, right resolve, right speech, right conduct, right livelihood, right effort, right mindfulness and right meditation. This path removes all sufferings from life and extends over many lifetimes of a human (L. Ross, 2007). Therefore, Peter, you have to follow this eight fold path.The Buddha institutionalized a monastic order with five prefatory precepts. These precepts train abstention from killing others, stealing, indulgence in unchaste activities and the consumption of alcoholic drinks. These fundamental precepts are compulsory for every Buddhist and Peter you have to make them an integral part of your life. The Buddha had preached that the practise of these precepts resulted in Nirvana. Buddha refused to dilate on the term Nirvana. According to Buddhism, both existence and nonexistence are meaningless. This philosophy is termed as the four-fold Negation.It is the fundamental concept on which the Buddhist philosophy is based (L. Ross, 2007). Some very important and basic philosophical doctrines in Buddhism are first, momentariness which states that nothing exists for a long time and that things do not have substance or duration. Moreover, every moment is a in the altogether existence and is succeeded by another new existence and their interconnection results in the next moment. The second doctrine is that of relative existence, which states that nothing has nature and character. In isolation, things are shunya, which means conceit or a vacuum.Existence is therefore completely relative and the only nescient state is that of Nirvana. The third major doctrine is that there is no atman or soul. According to Buddhism, human beings consist of a body, feelings, ideas, impressions and momentary consciousness. Fourth, Buddhism does not accept the existence of God, Brahman or any other last substance i n the universe. Fifth, everything has a cause, which is dependent on a previous momentary existence. Sixth, karma, is only a causation and reincarnation is caused by the actions of people in the past.Therefore, karma is the effect of past actions (L. Ross, 2007). Another important concept of Buddhism is emptiness. A major philosophical paradox of Buddhism is that form is emptiness and emptiness is form. It is the mantra of Buddhism, whose origin is the Prajna Paramita Hridaya Sutra or the feeling Sutra. There are misconceptions about this concept of emptiness western scholars defined it as nihilism. Nihilism states that universe is unknown, that nothing exists, that nothing meaningful can be described about the world.However, the Buddhist concept of emptiness is dissimilar to nihilism, because it states that the ultimate reality is knowable. It also states that there is a lucid ontological basis for phenomena. Further, human beings can communicate and obtain knowledge of the world . Sunyata or emptiness cannot be construed as nothingness. In other words, emptiness is not non existence and it is also non reality (Emptiness). Pay great attention to these thoughts, assimilate them and study upon them. Your preceptor,Bodhidharma Karmapang. References Emptiness. (n. d. ). Retrieved September 11, 2007, from http//www. thebigview. com/buddhism/emptiness. html L. Ross, K. (2007). THE BASIC TEACHINGS OF BUDDHISM. Retrieved September 11, 2007, from http//www. friesian. com/buddhism. htm Siddhartha Gautama. (n. d. ). Retrieved September 9, 2007, from The Big view http//www. thebigview. com/buddhism/buddhasresume. html The Four Noble Truths. (n. d. ). Retrieved September 11, 2007, from http//www. thebigview. com/buddhism/fourtruths. html

Critical Thinking Evaluation

Critial Evaluation of an pedantic Source NMN Capella University ED5001 Critial Evaluation of an Academic Source This paper is a faultfinding evaluation regarding the suitability of using scholarly conditions as an academician source. We will analyze the Critical Thinking An Extended Definition that discusses versatile scholar definiitons on what is critical thinking and the process of critical thinking. Checklist for Critical Evaluation Peer Review Is the name peer reviewed? This condition is a peer review. Is the article primary, secondary, or tertiary?This article is tertiary. Main Issue What is the briny skip or problem the write is instructioning on in this article? The main issue that the author is focusing on is the idea that in the academic serviceman the word critical thinking is utilize frequently, only the way it is localised is so broad that at times it is hard to apply these definitions. It seems that respective(a) scholars postulate a different definitio n for critical thinking, and in most cases the definitions are lacking in terminuss of giving direction on the process of thinking critically. Significance of the IssueDiscuss the significance of the issue which is the focus of the article. The significance of the issue in this article is the author is trying to tell those in the academic world that the idea of critical thinking is so broad that those in the mingled disciplines need to see in that location needs to be continuous discussion regarding the idea of critical thinking. This idea that on that points no one answer with reagrds to defining critical thinking. Why is it important? I think its important beca make use of agree to the article that the different disciplines have a different way of looking at critical thinking.This main reason is why the author feels that everyone should discuss this idea of critical thinking on a continuos base. Having discussions on a continuous basis allows scholars from various disciplines to look at varying perspectives of critical thinking that they wouldnt otherwise see in their own discipline. On what do you storey your assertions regarding its significance? I base my assertions from the different definitions of critical thinking from various scholars from different backgrounds that the author discussed. Authors PurposeWhat is the authors main purpose(s) in writing the article? The main purpose of the author writing this article is to get up the discussion between scholars of different academic disciplines regarding the definition of critical thinking and the ways it can be applied. Authors Point of View What is the authors point of view? The authors point of view is that critical thinking has a broad a definition and can be applied in different ways depending on how the person is looking at it. Conceptual asylum What are the main concepts presented in the article?The main concepts presented in this article first the idea that theres no clear and precise defin ition of critical thinking. The second main concept that I found in the article is the idea of knowing and asking quality questions. The other concept that I got from the article is the idea that the term critical thinking has different meaning in various contexts. What schooling is the author using, and what is its relationship to the main issue? The information that the author is using is to look at various scholars from different disciplines definition and application of the term critical thinking.Does the information used appear relevant, significant, valid, and sufficient for the conclusions being raddled? Yes I believe it is relevant, significant, and sufficient enough to be used to draw a conclusion. Do you have enough information to determine whether the information is relevant, significant, and valid? Yes I do, because the author has provided us with how different disciplines define and use the term critical thinking. The author is able to show us how broad and unclear th e term critical thinking is. Authors Assumptions What unstated assumptions is the author making in the article?The unstated assumptions that the other is making the article is the idea that all academic disciplines use critical thinking as a basis in their field of study. Another assumption that I think is being made is that scholars in various disciplines dont agree across the board with regards to defining critical thinking and its application. Authors Conclusions What conclusion(s) are being drawn by the author? The author I think is concluding that this article will help speakers, scholars, listeners etc. to not only register the term critical thinking better, but also help them to use the term in academic literature.What are the implications of the conclusion(s)? The implication of the conclusion is the situation that the author is making the assumption that a lot of people dont understand and/or know how to use the term in general especially in academic literature. Problem A reas What emf problems do you see in the authors reasoning? I thinking that the author might be a little bias in making the assumptuion that just because the term critical thinking definition is so broad that most scholars dont discuss with each other in order to understand the context that theyre using the term.What potential problems are there with the authors use of information? The author doesnt in reality show how he determined the various scholar definitions he chose to use in making his various points. You dont know if his selections were subjective or objective. What point of view is ignored by this author, or has not been considered in dealing with the issue? Summary of Critical Evaluation Would you use the article in support of your own writing? I dont think I would use this article in my own writing. Why or why not?The reason I wouldnt use this article because it seems to be a one-sided argument, and the author seems to make a lot of assumptions about what goes on in th e academic world in terms of using the word critical thinking. What limitations would you place on its use? The limitations I would place is that the author may have placed too much of his legal opinion in the article. References Capella University. (n. d. ). Critical thinking model. Retrieved from http//media. capella. edu/CourseMedia/PSYC4900/criticalThinking/criticalThinking_wrapper. asp

Computer and Securiy Era Research Paper Example | Topics and Well Written Essays - 750 words

Computer and Securiy Era - look Paper Example2). This urged the computer professional to think about computer security and a claim to create system protecting mechanisms and installing layers of security between the computers of different users. Du bounce this quantify, the concept of protection ring was evolved which is a hierarchical protection domain, that mainly uses hardware resources with some CPU architectures to add security in spite of appearance any system.During 1970s, the computer security field was formally taken for research. Two famous research reports were create in this era (Gollmann, 2011, p. 3). The first one was produced by Willis Ware, who talked about the technical foundations of computer security and as well included analysis of the policy requirements of applications. Another report was published by Anderson, which focused on the purport of secure computer systems for protecting classified information, such as US defense sector.Thus, the decade of 1970 put up be called one of the most important decades in the history of computer security (Gollmann, 2011, p. 6). This was a time when new technologies were being heavily introduced in form of different kinds of applications and hardware resources. These new technologies were creating real produce regarding computer security.For the protection of public and defense data, implementing encoding was seen by government a comprehensive closure for securing computer memory and on backup media. The US Federal Bureau of Standards asked IBM for a data encoding standard, in response of which, the company came up with an algorithm, calling it Data Encryption Standard. The algorithm processes and encryption was then widely discussed in public forums. The birth of cryptography took place. The encryption processes and algorithms were improved by time. The encryption also gives the basic concept and idea of HTTP, HTML and XML, which are extremely important components of the internet (Gollmann, 2 011, p. 8). afterwards the introduction of Personal Computers, the

A Kuwaiti Investor's Market Analysis of New York Assignment

A Kuwaiti Investors Market Analysis of New York - Assignment ExampleCultural digest of the State of New York New York is arguably one of the most important and famous cities in the world and has been an important center of trade for numerous years. Geographically, it lies in the north eastern region of the the States, bordered across the country by the states of New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Vermont, Long Island and Rhode Island. It also shares an international border with Canada in the north (Sutcliffe 67). New Yorks climate is described as humid continental with diverse weather patterns across the state and at different times of the year. It has humid summers and long cold winters. Two aspects describe the topography of New York Appalachian highlands and down(p) lying areas where the most important cities are. New York City is situated on the coastal lowland (Silverman et al. 2). The fond description of New York undersurface begin with the family settin g where it is observed that nuclear families abound in the urban and suburban areas while extended families reside in the rural areas. A single description for the kinetics of the family in New York is impossible given the diversity present though generally parents share the responsibility of raising children and ensuring the wellbeing of the family. In most cases especially in the cities, both parents are employed or seek jobs to take care of their family. In terms of reproduction, New York has one of the lowest teacher-student ratios in the USA besides also being the biggest spender per student at the elementary and secondary levels (Scott, 2010). New York bears the largest reality university system in the USA in State University of New York (SUNY), a series of top ranked universities covering 64 campuses, over a million students and annual enrolments of half a million students. The education system is thus well established. The political system of New York integrates into part of the federal US regimen and a state government (Ward 2). The state government has an executive, a bicameral legislature and a judiciary (95). The urban areas are major Democrat strongholds while the non-urban areas are more inclined to Republican government (Schneier, Murtaugh and Pole 60). The state government deals with internal affairs including state laws and bylaws, regulation of trade and law enforcement among early(a) issues. The legal system of the state is based upon common English law (Ward 161 Manz, Gibson and Spencer 7). The Federal Trade flush handles most patenting and marketing issues. The diet and nutrition of New Yorkers also varies according to whether one is in the urban or farmland regions. The trends in the city revolve around eating out and fast nutriment chains are quite popular. The typical meals in this state are mainly fast foods pizzas, cut fries and burgers among similar foods. There however are other foods available from the farmlands including vegetables such as lettuce and consentient meals but all constraints in the supply chain mean that most urban New Yorkers can only access fast foods easily. Economic Analysis According to the 2010 census figures, New York has a community of 19.3 million and is ranked the third most populous state in the USA. Distribution of

Historical Documents Essay Example | Topics and Well Written Essays - 750 words

historical Documents - Essay ExampleMost economists attribute the 1929 stock market crash in the United States as the trigger for the great depression. 4Trade and incomes experienced a dramatic drop. This led to a dip in tax income collection for the treasury. At the peak of the great depression, unemployment rates stood at 25% in the United States. otherwise developed nations had unemployment rates of over 30% of the working age population.Many historians and economists believe that there argon two theories that best describe the cause of the Great Depression. 5 The Demand theory argues that service and products were existence over produced while the demand was not keeping up with the supply. Companies were over investing in products that had no matching demand meaning the companies were spending more than they were making6.This led to huge losses and companies going proscribed of business leading to high unemployment rate. The monetarist theory believes that the depression was minor problem that was compounded by wretched decisions and mistakes by financial institutions7. These institutions inflated debts causing people to stay indebted for much longer period8. whatever triggered the great depression is still subject to debate but it cannot be denied that its effects were felt globally10.I used the online library to get my sources specifically Google books section. I opted for this source since it was the easiest way to access some books which the local library may not cook .Hence it is convenient and can be accessed 24 hours a day. The books have various strengths and weaknesses which led me to choose them after evaluation.The secondary sources though have are recently publish books and rely mostly on previously published whole kit whose accuracy may not be easily verified. Their main advantage over the primary sources is that they may tap into more studies and research works that may not have been possible hence provide a more comprehensive and