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    Packet Questions #42 Looking back, the two significant experiences outside of my family that have affected my personality, direction in life, or lifestyle for the future are ______ As you consider events that stick out in your life, consider the who? What? When? Where? And how? Looking back, the two significant experiences outside of my family that have affected my personality, direction in life, or lifestyle for the future are becoming friends with Angel, and doing better in school. The reason meeting Angel has affected my personality, is that she helped me become less shy, even though we didn’t go to the same school. I think that she had helped me be much less shy by being able to not worry how she would judge me if she was at my school,…

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    These performances are a great opportunity for students to share a narrative about a significant life event. I am planning on doing a story about what happened while I was volunteering in Keokee, Virginia. While volunteering I came across a puppy who was in very bad shape and needed immediate medical care. This was a situation where I realized not only did I care dearly about the people I was trying to help but also this dog who had found itself in a very unfortunate situation. This was a…

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    Countertransference

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    during a conversation, to other individuals they know or experiences they have had. For example, I may meet a girl in a bar who reminds me of my ex-girlfriend, and thus, I cannot give her my undivided attention because I am too distracted with her similarities to my ex-girlfriend. When this phenomenon occurs in therapy, it is referred to as countertransference. Freud (1910) argued that, when it does occur in therapy, countertransference can have a negative effect on the therapist’s ability to…

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    society is that there is less personal and physical interaction between people. Technology and social media play a part in every aspect of human life, ranging from professional relationships to personal ones, and effecting both types in beneficial and detrimental ways. Prospective employers could notice a less professional side of a person by viewing their social media accounts, but also could form closer bonds with coworkers through instant messaging and communication. In the…

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    The narrator created her mother’s character by using stories that she most likely heard from her mother and built it from her point of view. This aided me as a reader to visualise her mother’s character in her perspective, a daredevil, but a loving, caring and heroic mother. The contrast the narrator made between her life and her mother’s also helped readers to discern how “colourful” and alluring the lifetime of her mother is, compared to her own where she described it as, “my failed life where…

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    The greatest American symbol of value contradictions is the constitution. The constitution was written in 1776. Anything that conflicts with basic liberties and freedoms is considered unconstitutional. With society changing the constitution is constantly being evaluated and revised because cultural norms is falling in a grey area. Major freedoms that are fought throughout history revolve around race, sex, and religion. In immigration life work and education are considered value contradictions.…

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    In studying memory, experiences, and age, the question of their relationship shows up. Our experiences help us to form memory and these memories are applied towards knowledge. Knowledge by itself is not useful if it is not demonstrative or empirical. Empiricism proposes that sensory experiences are the only way to acquire knowledge that we need. Knowledge is gained with the intention of using it to alter or improve future encounters with same or different experiences. However, the ability to…

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    Overcoming Adversity

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    “Adversity is opportunity in disguise.” -Unknown Once challenges are overcome people gain many valuable assets and skills. Most people encounter obstacles in their occupations and personal lives and overcome these problems by pushing past what they believe to be possible. Hardships force people to adapt to the situation and to deal with the problem. Everyone has different experiences which will influence how they react to certain conflicts. Furthermore, they will gain the knowledge to help…

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    society today have gotten poisoned lately or are on a mad quest for revenge; Hamlet connects with a large portion of our society today. Hamlet has connected with readers on an emotional level that many can relate to. As one of Shakespeare’s greatest tragedies, Hamlet really connects with readers of all ages, but Hamlet is the character that most easily relates to the audience. Along with that, Hamlet also relates with readers that have personal experiences with loss, grief, and remarriage.…

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    to choose nursing as a career at this stage in your life? Why are you choosing to pursue this degree at NYU? If one’s career choice is typically influenced by personal aptitudes, sociocultural environments and life experiences, as I reflect on my life’s journey, there has been one constant that inevitably shaped who I am. I have often been described as “my sister’s keeper.” My older sister was born with Spina Bifida. In addition to being paralyzed, the severity of her disability has led to…

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