Family groups are âkinship ties or social bonds based on ancestry, marriage or adoptionâ (Nelson Community and Family Studies, 2014). In relation to myself, my family is very close and has formed ties that are almost indestructible because not only are they close by blood, but they are also close by friendly ties. Excluding me, I live in a household of five people which includes both of my parents, my younger brother, and my two younger sisters. Our time is...
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Psychology and ethics coincide because psychology is the study of human behavior. The American Psychological Association (APA) Ethical Principles of Psychologists and Code of Conduct was created to protect research participants, the reputation of psychology, and psychologists themselves. The first version of the guideline was published by the APA in 1953. The need for such a document came after psychologists were taking on more professional and public roles post-World War II. However, there were a few studies during the middle...
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Food. The most fundamental source of energy. It is the source of our strength in daily living and the centerpiece in which we establish a sense of joy, communication, and celebration. Itâs the way we socialize, we socialize around food. But then, what about those who might have a negative reaction to food? My name is Eleena and today I want to give you an insight into eating disorders and the stigmas surrounding them. First, letâs take a deeper look...
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Itâs easy to see that todayâs music is more diverse than it has ever been, whether it be genres or the topics within these songs, but what if I told you that you, the fans, are what is holding back the evolution and experimentation of music? You may not be doing it intentionally, but the main source of this roadblock is caused by what youâve been conditioned to believe by the media and society. Youâre subconsciously stereotyping artists based on...
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Particle pollution, also known as particulate matter, is a major cause of death in cities like Kanpur, India, known as the worldâs most polluted city, the industrial hub's annual PM 2.5 average was 173 microgram per cubic meter (ug/m3) which has about 600 people visiting hospitals which respiratory diseases every month, mostly children and people over 50. [7] Effects of air pollution Air pollution has negative effects on the environment as the production of acid rain, eutrophication, ozone depletion, reduction...
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When we are young, we donât think about the memories that we are making in the present, it is just later that we realize that our younger self is really missed. Sometimes, when we try to revoke those memories, we think that the events that we remember are really what happened at the time, but most of the time those memories are just bits of things someone told us or maybe pictures that we saw. Usually, when we want to...
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Satirizing Religious Figures in Canterbury Tales In the general prologue of Canterbury Tales, the narrator introduces the reader to characters from different walks of life in the course of their pilgrimage to Canterbury. The narrator addresses key themes while describing each pilgrim: their appearance, their vocation, and small details or anecdotes pertaining to their personalities. While Chaucer unifies the group through their common goal of making their pilgrimage, he also addresses the individual pilgrims and their intentions in life throughout...
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Introduction Arthur Miller's play, "Death of a Salesman," stands as a monumental piece of American literature that offers a profound and poignant critique of the American Dream through its protagonist, Willie Loman. Willie Loman is portrayed as a tragic figure whose relentless pursuit of success in a capitalist society leads to his inevitable downfall. His character is emblematic of the everyman, encapsulating the struggles and disillusionment faced by those who buy into the myth of upward mobility. This essay aims...
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âAdmitting one's own faults is the first step to changing them, and it is a demonstration of true bravery and integrityâ - Philip Johnson. Good morning ladies and gentlemen, staff, students, and guests, and welcome to the Caloundra State High School open day. In this presentation, I will be educating you on Arthur Millerâs play âThe Crucibleâ. Specifically, how through this story, the writer assists in the theory that âMaintaining personal integrity comes at a costâ. In this symbolic piece,...
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Brilliantly interesting and convincingly demystifying was Joseph Campbellâs revelation of the hero monomyth. This revelation is detailed in his prominent work The Hero with a Thousand Faces, in which Campbell stresses the significance of the hero monomyth present in all heroic myths. And because the monomyth can be identified in any work presenting a hero, similar patterns emerge among the many different myths. These patterns consist of phases and sub-phases of the hero monomyth. And although the main phases can...
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Literature is the basis of knowledge. Everything we know, or claim to know, has come from literature in one way or another. At some point, people realized, an oral presentation wasn't enough. To improve and develop as a society, people needed to keep records of ideas, experiments, and narratives. By writing down literature, people were able to transform renowned narratives into books, novels, newspapers, and even more famously, epics. Epics were traditionally oral stories that found their way to greater...
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Introduction Rock music, a genre that has left an indelible mark on the cultural and musical landscapes of the world, has undergone a dynamic evolution since its inception. Originating in the mid-20th century, rock music has been a reflection of societal changes, technological advancements, and artistic innovation. This essay explores the evolution of rock music, tracing its roots, transformations, and enduring influence. Rock music began as a fusion of various musical traditions, including rhythm and blues, country, and jazz. Its...
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In this paper, I picked Creon as my character to write about. This is because he is portrayed as a person with honor and benevolence. Nonetheless, in spite of his intrinsically positive outlook, Creon has a terrible character flaw that prompts his destruction which is the thing that we talk about in the article. Success goes to those that have a responsibility, devotion, and assurance; be that as it may, success is disposed of by personal addition. Creon, Antigone, and...
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The story of Gilgamesh is very complex and as stated by Kenneth Rexroth a psychological one as well. It displays and encapsulates the mental processes and ways of thinking for the audience to understand and enjoy throughout their reading. In this paper, I will attempt to create a type of psychological portrait. This displays in detail how the characters change throughout the story, as well as what changes within them both physically and mentally. We begin the story with a...
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Observation is the essence of discovery. The Qurâan encourages observing the world and reflecting on signs. Research should enable one to gain wisdom which in turn is applied in order to benefit others. Since the manner is not specified, the Muslim researcher has the flexibility to design methods to describe social phenomena (Alias, 2005). Modern scientific research methods are not unfamiliar to Islam, having been used by Muslim thinkers of the past to study various religious or social phenomena (Alias,...
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Climate change is regarded as an ethical issue on the basis that which moral framework must we follow in our decision-making patterns. Something should be done about the future and about climate change. The use of our moral framework is needed to evaluate climate change, our individual role in bringing actions about, and the alternative actions and consequences that follow. This is evident through some courageous people who acknowledge the effects of climate change and are using their moral framework...
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For centuries, people have always wondered where evil comes from. Although humans think that there is a fine line between good and evil that is simply not the case. Humans actually have the capacity to be both good and evil. The real question is why evil continues to foster and affect good people in committing heinous acts. According to Philip Zimbardo, there are several reasons why people commit evil. First, evil is needed in order to balance out the good...
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With âhistoryâ being an incredibly personal term, itâs incorrect to assume that there is a clear-cut difference between âhistoryâ and âhistoriographyâ. Fordâs maxim that âhistory is bunkâ (Ford, 1916), juxtaposed with Porterâs aphorism viewing history as an important process (Porter, 1975), highlights that defining âhistoryâ cannot be abridged to an orderly solution. Schinkel offers âhistoriographyâ as the process of writing âhistoryâ (Schinkel, 2004), and can therefore be seen as a more subjective concept than âhistoryâ; this implies âhistoryâ is objective....
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Identification and Explanation of Trend between Abiotic Factors Abiotic factors are the non-living elements of an ecosystem. Abiotic factors that are present in Long Reef Rock Platform are sunlight, salinity, and water. These factors affect the temperature and the water depth. Abiotic factors not only affect the dispersion and abundance of biotic factors, but they also influence other abiotic factors such as temperature, water depth, and salinity. There is a constant trend between the interaction of abiotic and biotic factors,...
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The setting is in the hotel room in which the narrator sees different things like the picture of a clown, which she said: âIt was a print of a detailed and lifelike painting of a smiling clownâs head, made out of vegetablesâ (Dillard 10). The power of perception came to mind when she said, âIt was a painting of the sort which you do not intend to look at, and which, alas, you never forget. Some tasteless fate presses it...
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The book âThings Fall Apartâ by Chinua Achebe is a fictional story based around the cultural and social life of an African tribe of the lower Niger River region. It depicts the daily life of the tribe and its members. It additionally shows the culture and customs of the tribe. The book focuses on one of the tribe members, Okonkwo. He is a well-revered member of the tribe. Okonkwo is a good example of a respected member of the tribe...
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Unequal representation of women in the health sector starts from the field of education itself. Ever since the right to education became a fundamental right, several barriers that were present in the past have been removed but however a few barriers still exist for women through academic institutions. These barriers could be understood through the phenomena of the leaky pipeline. Though a lot of women are educated, sever of the candidates gradually leak out of the educational system due to...
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Abraham Lincoln once said, âNearly all men can stand the test of adversity, but if you really want to test a manâs character, give him powerâ. In this quote, Lincoln asserts that the more power individuals are granted, the greater their responsibility to serve, develop, and empower those around them. Ultimately, leadership is not just about what one person can do, but what they can inspire, encourage, and empower others to do. From this information, one can deduce that at...
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Clothing is a basic need for all humans. We wear clothes every day. As it is so important why isnât shopping for clothes as easy as walking into a shop, buying some clothes and leaving in a matter of seconds? One main factor of this is because of sizing. It is near to impossible for someone to be the same size in two different shops. This proves that we need to take action on our clothing guides, placing stricter guidelines...
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What if one could save hundreds of people, or permanently change the world in a good way, but they had to put their lives at risk or give up 10 years of their own life? Would they choose it? Or would they not? Heroes are when people make a good impact to one's life or the world in some way, or they risk their lives to save someone. They never give up; the hero will try their best to reach...
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It was the crack of dawn on June 21st which used to be one my utmost favorite days of the year. As I woke, I could smell the comforting familiar scents that I had longed for all year. I could hear the calm yet bustling sounds of chatter coming from family members whom I loved with every fiber of my being. And, I could see several items which represented an abundance of memories from summers past. They say home is...
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Introduction Sinclair Lewis, a towering figure in American literature, carved a niche for himself through his incisive critique of the American social landscape. Born in 1885 in Sauk Centre, Minnesota, Lewis became the first American to win the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1930. His works are renowned for their keen observation and satirical style, which scrutinized the conformist tendencies of small-town America, as well as the broader societal norms of his time. Novels like "Main Street" and "Babbitt" offer...
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For my final paper, I decided to write about Lone Wolf. When doing research on him I found it hard to find information at first. That is until I learned that his real name is Guipago. Throughout my research I never did find a birthdate. However, he died in 1879 due to jungle fever. Lone Wolf was a leader, father, and brave soldier that fought for what was his. Lone Wolf, also called Guipago, turned into a Kiowa leader. He...
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Wire rimmed glasses, black turtleneck, and jeans society automatically knows this symbolizes Steve Jobs. The population also knows him from one five letter word, âAppleâ. Steve Jobs is so influential to society that they know him from the smallest details. However, he was not always an influential person. He had to start from the bottom and push through barriers, trials, and tribulations and in the end, he succeeded. Steve Jobs became one of the most well-known technological engineers in power...
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Ariana Grande was the first artist to reach the top three of the Billboard 100 since The Beatles did in 1964. Beyonce was the top-selling artist of the 2000s. Lady Gaga became the first woman to win an Oscar, Grammy, BAFTA and Golden Globe in the same year in 2019. Adeleâs âHelloâ was the first song to sell a million digital downloads within the first week of its release. We see our favorite female artist accomplishing all these remarkable achievements....
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