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    Public policy in criminal justice is highly important. The three perspectives that highlight the importance are the theoretical perspective, political perspective and the practical perspective. Each of these perspectives not only provide a standpoint why criminal justice public policy is not only crucial, but also a vital part in the field of study. Educating others on how crime policy is made, proposing alternative policies to lawmakers, and evaluating both past and future results are a vital…

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    Sociologists study social phenomena at different levels and from different perspectives. From physical interpretation to broad generalizations of society and social behavior, sociologists study all from particular events to big and main events. Their analyze and thinking form the basis for today's paradigms, which provide sociologists with an orienting frame for figuring certain kinds of questions about society and the people that lives in that society. Paradigms are the theoretical frame work…

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    Throughout the story several characters perspectives on everything in the daily lives can be conflicted by truth and by prejudice. In the novel we experience many different peoples points of view upon events that occurred such as Tom Robinson's trial, and how Bob Ewell treated the people he considered to be worthless. Vast majority people conform to societies at the times standards while very few had gone against everyone's wishes and truly stood up for what was right. The attitudes more…

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    behaviorist's perspectives regarding feelings, "states of mind," and unobservable "mental" events. Is there a special thing called "the mind"? In your response, describe the radical behaviorist's perspective regarding feelings, states of mind, and mental (covert or private) events. Then provide a recent example of a situation where you were exposed to or considered a mentalistic explanation for your own or someone else's behavior. The differences between radical behaviorist and a mentalist…

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    happen, then they both go tell people two different versions of the same story. Why is that? Well it’s simple, the siblings have different perspectives. Nobody’s perspective is ever going to be exactly the same as someone else and the person’s perspective will affect how that person presents a story, topic, or idea. In Persepolis, Marjane Satrapi’s perspective affects how she presents many things, such as nationalism, religion, and social classes. The picture at left depicts many…

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    heavenly perspective… “Therefore, my beloved brothers, be steadfast, immovable, always abounding in the work of the Lord, knowing that in the Lord your labor is not in vain.” 1 Corinthians 15:58 (ESV). Life is easy and things are just humming along and life can seem to be great – but when life gets hard it easy to get discouraged. Oh, one can try to rebound by refocusing on ones goals, by doing a small duty of accomplishment. One can take one step to move forward, as to keep it all in…

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    humans interact and have relationships with each other in different ways. Sociology is how social scientists use systematic and objective, critical thinking to understand how humans and society function. Sociologists utilize three main sociological perspectives - functionalism, conflict, and interactionism – in order to describe how the world works (Schaefer 2015). The functionalist theory, introduced by Émile Durkheim, attempts to explain society like a living organism such as a tree (Schaefer…

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    Using the theological perspective with the psychological perspective helps makes the sessions more valuable and successful. When the counselor is using theology it is important for the counselor to have a strong foundation and knowledge of the Bible, history from a Christian perspective, and theological systems (McMinn, 2011). Next is the spiritual perspective that helps individuals to understand God’s grace when we are constantly falling but with his grace we can learn from the different…

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    In life, the ability to change one’s own perspective is crucial for success. A good perspective allows one to empathize and understand where someone else is coming from. This impacts everything from business deals, politics, or simply helping a stranger who is having a bad day. Over the last few years I have been fortunate enough to gather for myself perspectives that many people don’t have the chance to gather at my age. These unique perspectives came about after multiple trips abroad. At the…

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    Eight different perspectives are discussed in the reading “Theoretical Perspectives of The Family”. The perspectives are separated into either being micro-level orientations, macro-level orientations, or both. These orientations represent theories, which the reading calls “a perspective or a set of statements that explains why processes and events occur” (69), which can help analyze research and find solutions. Macro-level orientation theories represent large-scale patterns of society and use a…

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