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    behaving as if he was at a football game at a church service would definitely seem out of place and even be seen as offensive to some. Your location at any given time should directly influences the way you behave. People at church have one set of values that control how they behave and football games may have a completely different set of expected behaviors. As taunting and cursing may be tolerated at a football game when a player messes up, it definitely would not be accepted at church if the…

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    Stay On The Track’s People’s ideals shape the fundamental values of their personality. As people’s ideals mold their opinions and perspective on certain subjects, their behavior changes as well. These certain ideals can shape someone’s personality as an ideal consists of many aspects such as their religion, education standards and attitude amongst other aspects. An ideal has the potential to influence people to focus too keenly on their goals. This tunnel vision has the ability to cause people…

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    Every human beings develop their own moral philosophy to a certain extent, as it is an important pillar contributing to their life, claims, and perceptions. In other words, us humans consider the natural way of reality, righteous choices, moral decisions, and their actual knowledge—what do we really know compared to the actual world itself? Though granted that humans do briefly grasp on their own context of reasonings and philosophic views, most of us remain unclear and undefined on what…

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    Many people have different opinions on culture. Some people think it’s just the way you grew up and your heritage, and then there is the others. The others who believe that culture is how you like and what you believe and everything down to what type of socks that you wear. Both of those things are correct is some way or another but does your culture affect the way you see the world? Culture can affect how you see the world sometimes but not all of the time. In the memoir “By Any Other Name” ,…

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    Everybody values his or her valuable possessions. This is the reason why most homeowners optimize the security of their homes. There are many ways through which you can optimize the security of your home. You can actually rekey your locks, install electric gates, install alarm systems and so on. It is important that you ensure your loved ones remain safe at home. Remember that burglars normally have evil intentions. Their aim is to access your home and steal your possessions when you are asleep…

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    Values are very important when talking about a person or a thing. A value is usually described as the worth of someone or something, which in this case is someone. A value is also important because this could be the reason you like or dislike someone or something. In The Sword of the Rightful king by: Jane Yolen, values are an important part in King Arthur’s life. King Arthur shows many values for better and worse for the people of Cadbury and himself. The Sword of the Rightful King is a novel…

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    Patagonia provides a work environment and values that enhances the lives of their employees by offering family friendly benefits and encouraging participation in environmentally friendly activities. Patagonia takes pride in offering a one of a kind work environment. The company takes pride in establishing a healthy work life balance. Chouinard understands that there is no time frame for which life happens. Therefore, Patagonia employees work on flextime and are trusted to maintain their hours…

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    The artifact tells a story. In the article, "Looking at Artifacts, Thinking About History," it reads, "Artifacts are more than just material things. They communicate ideas, symbolize values, and convey emotions. When we consider meaning, value, and significance, we are in the domain of cultural history. Different artifacts mean different things to different people, and those meanings change over time." Think of an item that is valuable to you, but might not be…

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    “Doo Wop (That Thing)” In the past, and still to this day, women have often succumbed to the idea of sexual objectification. Sexual objectification is the idea of seeing and/or treating a person, usually women, as objects. This segues into men disrespecting women by desiring them solely for their bodies, often negating that they are individuals with personalities, and emotions. Lauryn Hill highlights the visibility of women’s sexuality to demonstrate the way that image often undermines worth.…

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    the creation of the various forms of beauty and the pursuit of culture which give adornments to the art of life.” This statement shows the values of Calvin Coolidge in three ways. Calvin Coolidge explained in his book, the “Autobiography of Calvin Coolidge,” that he was hardworking, wise, and respective of the culture that surrounded him. I consider my values to coincide with his due to the reason that I am a hardworker, thoughtful of how to approach things, and always marveling at the culture…

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