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    Confirming and disconfirming messages are purposes of language that permit people definite acts of how we relate with others. Confirming messages are messages that offer a basic acknowledgement that the other person in an interaction is present, accepted and that the relationship is important. Disconfirming messages are the direct opposite of confirming messages. Disconfirming messages are when the other person in an interaction is disregarded or even ignored. I have often displayed these…

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    Feminism is a highly supported movement in the current age. While laws are in place to assure rights for women, there is a distinct difference in treatment between the genders. The novel The Awakening by Kate Chopin is a classic novel due to its acknowledgement of the sexist lifestyle of the 19th century, an issue still present today. Published in 1899, The Awakening is a classic mainly for its feminist ideals of a woman being her own, independent being. Typically, the “social norm” of this…

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    Knowles song Ghost states, “All these people on the planet. Working 9 to 5, just to stay alive. The 9 to 5 just to stay alive (6x) All the people on the planet. Working 9 to 5 to stay alive. How come?” (Easy Radio Access, 2013). This is a great acknowledgement on how from years past we saw how people in our societies work to survive. The interactions that we see happening in our daily lives influence how we become in the future. This also intertwines with the developmental perspective on how…

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    Ferndean is the proper, edenic place where Jane and Rochester's love can flourish. Its isolated location separate them from the rest of the world allowing them to achieve unobstructed happiness in their own paradise. Jane is now an independent woman, capable of taking care of herself; “I told you I am independent, sir, as well as rich: I am my own mistress (426).” In achieve self autonomy, Jane is now completely ready to enter into the healthy codependency of marriage: “Reader, I married him…

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    She voluntarily let her ignorance bleed thru like a gushing wound. She could have smiled at us, a small non-verbal gesture that’s a universal sign of acknowledgement. She had seen us using sign language prior to walking over to the table. A wave is a recognizable gesture of “hello.” A pen and a piece of paper to introduce herself would have been appropriate, and an appreciated effort of trying to establish…

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    The importance of studying power and privilege as they relate to human development and social justice is that the latter cannot be achieved without deconstructing the prior concepts. Without universal acceptance, understanding, and acknowledgement of power and privilege mechanisms in society, human development will be hindered and social justice unattained. If dominant groups throughout the world believe they should be the ones to decide what social justice means and what human development…

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    Every year society teaches the world more and more about the men and their famous accomplishments, but fails to teach the world about the important women who also have played a role in making the of the worlds many accomplishments that have improved life. Society has shined a light on the men who accomplished great tasks, but shone only a small light (and sometimes do not shine any light) on women’s accomplishment. Society teaches the world bits and pieces about the women in society and their…

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    Bureaucratic Era

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    As a consequence of the ineffectiveness of regulations that encourages foreigners to vocation in Australia, their inability to attain professional accreditation, lack acknowledgement of their proficiencies in the field and biasness wedges these foreigners from gaining their full potential that they are obliged to undertake lower skilled paid employment opportunities. Many individuals debates that foreign workers lack the language…

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    Great People Are Heroes, Not Good People You are not a hero, but do not worry, most people are an average Joe. The people that are selfless, or risk everything to help someone else, and shame others with their courage are the ones we can call heroes. We no longer give honor to the top. Loosely using the term “hero” results in the loss of the true meaning of the word, and how it was once used. Society needs to change the use of “hero” in order to acknowledge real heroes. The term “hero” evolves…

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    Often times when asked what sportsmanship is many respond that it is the acceptance and acknowledgement of rules placed before them at a sporting event. However sportsmanship is more than abiding by the rules of a particular game, sport, or event, it is learning to apply the discipline achieved by following those rules in the real world. When one does something unsportsmanlike he shows no respect for the game being played, his teammates, and the opposing player’s coaches and fans. Many…

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