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    Drinking Age 21

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    Everyone has a personal opinion on the current drinking age of twenty one . Some believe the drinking age should be lowered. But on the other hand, people believe the drinking age of twenty one is the right choice. Although many believe the drinking age should be lowered to save society from detrimental consequences, others claim the current drinking age of twenty one reduces serious effects on children and adults. Some feel as if drinking age is a current problem. Drinking age limits have been…

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    involved in poverty. Children, especially in the stages where they first become exposed to the media, are living in, arguably, the most difficult time to be a child. Everywhere in sight, there is some form of media, advertisement, or simple peer pressure informing today’s children how the modern individual needs to look. To the average child, being ‘in’ with the cool crowd is priority number one. This goes…

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    'Guns, Gangs, And Gossip'

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    category. Individual factors, lack of anger management (20%), attitudes (13%), greed/jealously (12%), and protection/strength (10%). Peer factors, need for acceptance/peer pressure (25%), harassment/lack of respect (25%), gang membership (21%), and gossip/rumors (17%). Family factors, parenting practices (49%), lack positive parental role model (14%), family violence (13%), and gun(s)/gun use in home (12%). Societal factors, media violence (31%), access/abuse of drugs/alcohol (18%), easy…

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    Child Obesity Satire

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    's obesity. In a recent study by the New York University School of Medicine, known as “The Goldilocks Syndrome” or “Oblivobesity,” parents were asked if their children were underweight, overweight, or just about the right weight. Almost all parental participants failed to recognize that their child was overweight as they answered their children were, “just about the right weight.” About 97 percent the parents with overweight boys identified their sons as about the right weight. As for…

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    their mutual interest in the other genders’ clothing. A story like this isn’t just told. Bechdel did not just wake up and want the whole world to know about her childhood and the distance between her and her father, or that he would go after his students. Fun Home, is a work of literature not written for the reader but written for the author. It is easily comparable to therapy, or talking to a friend. This is because, just like talking to a friend it does a person good to talk to somebody, and…

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    experiment with them (Resnik, Bearman, and Blum, 1997). By disapproving of the use of substances, parents can counteract the peer pressure children experience to use substances. They also help to reduce the risk factors associated with substance abuse by building family bonds. These risk factors include communication problems, lenient or too strict discipline, parental substance abuse, and child abuse or neglect. Creating an atmosphere with open communication, consistent discipline, and a strong…

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    Bullying is an epidemic that has always been an issue with children across America. It affects the child, the family, and school system. There are many initiatives to stop bullying before it starts. But the most ignored, so far is African American youth. Bullying within the black community is usually ignored, if not is met with violence and more ridicule to speak out against bullying. African Americans and bullying is a serious issue however there are theories to look into the basis of bullying.…

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    levels. This theory indicates how the client’s internal factors interact with external factors in the person’s environment (Robbins, Chatterjee, & Canda, 2011, p. 35). The client of this analysis is a 28-year old female Filipino American who is a student at University Southern California (USC). From a Systems Theory perspective, she will be the focal system of this study. Subsystems are components of a system that…

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    constraints and need for immediate action. In retrospect, however, I would have devised a better plan with outlined steps indicating monthly goals. Although we met monthly, discussions were based more on logistics and technical necessities. Quarterly student data benchmarks would have assisted with the monitoring of progress. Job-embedded training took place through the Instructional Technology Resource Teachers, but I would have liked this to be more formalized division wide to allow for…

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    Male Androphilia

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    male androphilia: the fa’fafine of Samoa. Fa’fafine are samoan biological males who act in the ways of females. The fa’fafine tend to show avuncular tendencies or a particular closeness to an uncle. Even when compared to a control group that lacked parental care they were still tested as having a better relationship. However the authors do point out that more in-depth research will be needed before proving that…

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