Defining self-concept and self-esteemSelf-concept is generally referred to as how an individual perceives, analyses and thinks about him or herself. However, Baumeister in 1999 provides a definition of self-concept, which says that self-concept is individuals’ belief about themselves that involves their attributes along with who and what the self really is. Self-concept holds an important position in social psychology as well as humanism (…

Absolute and Relative Poverty ConceptsPoverty is the state that results in scarcity of the minimum amount of money or the resources that are being used or required by a person to live a normal life. The people can be said to be poor if they are deprived of the resources and the income that are needed by the person to fulfil the basic needs. Poverty line is drawn between the people to differentiate between the people who are under poverty line …

Growth and Potential of Quantum ComputersThe use and application of computers along with the computing technologies has expanded and spread to a large number of population. The world can no longer imagine absence of computers and its related technologies any longer. It is because of this reason that there are ongoing developments that are taking place in the field of computers and computing technologies. Many of the computing technologies ar…

Offences created by Computer Misuse Act 1990This report is critical analysis of Computer Misuse Act 1990. This act was passed in 1990 and it is an act of UK Parliament. The Computer Misuse Act is designed to frame rule and controls over computer crime and Internet fraud. Computer Crimes or Cyber-Crimes are increasing with the advancement of technology. Some people love to hack computer systems of others. Prior 90’s, no computer legislati…

Brexit and Its ImpactThe referendum vote taking away the United Kingdom from the European Union came as a surprise and with mixed reactions. Having been formed in 1951 as the European Coal and Steel Community and a move by the six nations to help them heal from the effects of World War II by engaging in duty- free trade among the six nations, The United Kingdom’s decision to leave the union marked one of the major surprises of the world in…