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    Mother Abandonment Theory

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    A secure attachment from parents is needed during childhood. A child must have both parents that will guide them while they are growing up. Mother and child separation leaves a great impact on a child’s behavior. This study is based on the Attachment Theory that attempts to describe the dynamics of long term and short term interpersonal relationships between human. Children must develop a belief that there is a line of communication with their mothers. (Bowlby, 1973). Children must feel their…

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    Schaffer and Emerson argued that children form multiple bonds in early life and did a longitudinal study over 18 months studying children in their own homes and interviewing their carers. From this study they found that children have four stages of attachment, the first stage which occurs up to 3 months where babies have no preference of who cares for them, but during the second…

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    Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl is a slave narrative written by Harriet Ann Jacobs in the time period of the 19th century in America. Jacobs uses a pseudonym to portray her first-hand accounts of the life of a slave to show people of the world the unglorified reality of slavery as a character in her novel. The main protagonist, Linda Brent, is a girl who is born into slavery and is faced with countless struggles in her formidable life. However, in Linda’s younger years, she is living a…

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    Cuban Culture Case Study

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    In regards to how Yvelisse and her family approaches having dinner together, each family member will ask each other how was their day and Yvelisse’s parents will also ask her what she did in school that day, if she attended. After this light conversation, her family will begin to eat their dinner. As said in a journal from Caribbean Quarterly, “when Cubans sit down to eat there is little or no formality to start the meal (Paponnet-Cantat, 2003).” When I think of my child Yvelisse often bringing…

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    given any unauthorized assistance on this final assignment Family Trends The trends and patterns that I have identify within my genogram are many of my family members actively use illicit substances. The use of drugs is seen within the last 3 generations of my genogram. Their drug of choice is alcohol, heroin, crack cocaine and marijuana. Although drug use is prevalent many of the members of my family are in recovery. Many of my family members achieved recovery by attending a drug…

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    studied how children act, the fact that genetics affect us, and how it is in our blood to do certain things. However, I believe that it is both nature and nurture that shape the way we are today. Nature is a big concept and can’t be denied. How we turn out to be is due…

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    Child Support Guidelines

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    the child or children. The Canadian Federal Child Support Guidelines stem from the Divorce Act and apply to couples who were or are legally married. The Ontario Provincial Child Support Guidelines come from the Family Law Act and these are in place for the couples who were never legally married. Here are some facts about the guidelines that you may find interesting: 1. Fair Standards The main aim of these guidelines is primarily to set a fair standard of support in place for all children across…

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    The Cambodian Genocide

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    When people hear the word “genocide”, they typically think of the Holocaust. Although the Holocaust is one of the most renowned genocide in the world, the Cambodian Genocide, on the other hand, is just as significant. From 1975 to 1979, the Cambodian genocide took place during the Khmer Rouge regime. The leader of the Khmer Rouge was Pol Pot, whose ultimate goal was to shift Cambodia into a “utopia”. In order to achieve this goal, Pol Pot had his soldiers propel people out of their homes into…

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    Deportation Of Immigrants

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    In a small home, a Hispanic family lives, loves, and cares for each other. One day the father gets pulled over for failing to use his blinker. As the officer approaches the car, the man realizes what will happen to him. He will be deported because he is an illegal immigrant, and he will be separated from his family. He feels terrible knowing that he will not be with his family to support them. Deportation is the act and process of formally removing foreign nationals from a country and returning…

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    ranged from living a comfortable and almost normal life to continuously being mentally abused and physically beaten to the brink of death. A skilled slave and their family received better treatment and living conditions than other slaves. Harriet Jacob’s family was considered valuable and allowed to have more freedom than most slaves because their skills of building, sewing and cooking brought in more wealth for their master. The loyalty and dedication of several generations of her family…

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