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    The marital life of his parents was also a disturbed one; Mohan’s mother was a professional cook who earned money cooking for wedding feasts. She had also to face the harassment of her husband. “My mother never raised her voice against my father however badly he behaved to her, ‟ he had said to me once.” (TLS 83) Mohan’s thoughts and ideas about women are based on his observation on his mother’s behavior. For him, anger makes a women “Unwomanly”. Mohan had grown up in a strongly traditional…

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    other organizations contend that SeaWorld 's detainment of orcas for the purposes of entertainment is abusive and violates multiple animal rights. The Orca Project has found captivity of these whales leads to whale to whale aggression, social strife, boredom, and various health issues that lead to their premature deaths (The Orca Project). However, SeaWorld maintains that captivity of these whales is not harmful to the…

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    Eating at the Poverty Line In 2015, 43.1 million or 13.5 percent of Americans were living at or below the poverty line (Proctor). Based on analysis BBC’s analysis, those living at the poverty line in the United States have $4.91 per day to spend on food (Hatton). So for my food immersion project, I lived off of 4 dollars and 91 cents a day for five days. This experience not only shaped the food I ate, but my eating habits, my shopping habits, and my daily routine for those five days and…

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    A survey was done in 2009 with the main purpose of finding if social networking affected face-to-face socializing. It showed that 93% of teens in the United States use the internet, and of that number 73% have a social networking account (Friending, IMing, and Hanging Out Face-to-Face, pg 357, para 1). Overall, neither online nor face-to-face socialization suffered because of the other.…

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    to a study conducted by the Pew Internet & American Life Project, cell phones are an essential part of 83 percent of Americans’ lives. 57% of these Americans use cell phones to retrieve information, as well as 42% who use cell phones to relieve boredom, and 40% who use cell phones to get help in emergencies. And while it is helpful to have a phone handy to help us out, it is just unlikely for our smartphones to be with us all the time, 24/7. Makes me wonder how society would react without any…

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    Middle childhood and adolescent is a challenging time for most children. Stuck in the zone of not being a little child anymore or being an adult quite yet. For some children, this time is filled with a lot of new territories to explore, their social web is expanding, hormones start up, and their brains and psyche are still in development. Many children can have a less than remarkable time in this developmental phase. Those who suffer from Oppositional Defiant Disorder, or ODD, or Conduct…

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    They are the problem-solvers to every situation you encounter with them, family and relationship counselors. They are to help enhance, and ensure the well-being of the society. Someone can get to save so many lives every day whether they’re babies, teens, young adults, or older adults. Social workers play an important role they are the first that clients reach out to when a problem occurs. They provide them with hope and encourage them that their life isn’t all that bad. The first encounter…

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    affected. As the years have passed I have been better about getting my work done first before I turn on Netflix because I know my eyes will be glued to the screen after the first couple seconds. From the ages eight to eighteen years of age kids and teens spend close to four hours a day in front of a television (“How TV Affects Your Child,”…

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    (Howard). (When I spent three months in Italy, one of my Facebook chums threatened to 'unfriend' me unless I stopped posting pictures of my trip.) But an even more dire consequence of excessive online access is that it heightens the risk of suicide in teens…

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    Reading Attitude of young people and how social media encourage reading Reading is a complex make up. It is an aspect process involving word recognition, comprehension, fluency, and motivation. Others prefer to read printed texts (such as books, newspapers, journals etc.) while others prefer to read online, especially now that we are living in the 21st century or most preferable named as the digital era. Online reading on the other hand, is a process of getting information or meaning of the text…

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