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    same. Therefore, I suggest that Obama should consider to follow the model of social democracy because redistributes wealth properly in public sectors. Extra Credit Question (5 points) First, I would like to appreciate for all your efforts to this class. I 'm pretty sure that everyone knows it. You kindly taught about the elements of the course, and I definitely learned a lot. However, I personally felt the lack because we did not learn much about Mondragon because I thought that they deal with…

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    In 1965, The Pennsylvania State University gathered the top art educators, artists, critics, educational researchers, psychologists, sociologists and philosophers in the nation. This seminar focused on topics in art education that have never been discussed before in this kind of forum. Historically, 1965 was a year of turbulent events in America, with the Vietnam War protests, marches and men burning draft cards to President Lyndon B. Johnson’s signing the Voting Rights Act. The Civil Rights…

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    The education system has always been a driver of social policies. Its primary purpose is to develop each individual passing through the system to their fullest potential, imparting the knowledge of social norms and values as well as preparing a work force that is able to contribute to the economy. In recent years we have seen the education system dealing with much more than education and social norms. For some time now the extent to which the education system is failing black boys has been a…

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    Applying Conflict Theory to Binge Drinking Society is broken down and understood through the use of theories. Social theories are analytical frameworks used to understand social problems that plague society. (Hungerford, 2008). Conflict theorists explain how society is structured to benefit few at the expense of the majority (Hungerford, 2008). Alcohol has become increasingly accessible over the past two decades, increasing the injuries and deaths among society (about the campaign, n.d.). For…

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    (IADLs), rest/sleep, work, play, leisure, education, and social participation (American Occupational Therapy Association, 2014, p. S4). The implantation of these occupations will vary between people, which makes every human unique. Personal Data The subject of, this developmental profile is my sister’s friend, Bridget. Bridget is from a small town in northeastern Pennsylvania, by the…

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    Important Social Changes

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    “Black Lives Matter” was formed by a current social group working to raise concern of the controversial issue discrimination, which continues to segregate and oppress one societal group of individuals (Hooker, 2016). This movement reflects Karl Marx theory that once injustices against a group is recognisable, then social groups will fight for power, thus challenging authority. The severity of the social implication in which black people face is demonstrated in recent events. In 2015, an unarmed…

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    Functional Family Analysis

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    doing its functional well. According to the functionalist theory, a family is functional when it provides practical and emotional support for the members, regulates sexual activity and reproduction, also provides social identity for its members (Barkan, 2010). But for the conflict theory, a family is functional when both the husband and wife have equal free time and leisure (Carl, et al., 2012). Based on the symbolic interactionism theory, a family is functional when members can show their care…

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    The explanation of crime that I most agree with is the biopsychosocial theory of how crime is caused. Which also happens to be the professors. It takes into account biological, psychological, and socio-cultural backgrounds. I think that a person's environment and where they are from all contribute to how someone might want to commit a crime. There’s no one-way answer to how crime is caused. It depends on the person's genes, the environment they live in or grew up in and their family life ie…

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    Unemployment Is Wrong

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    “Above all, there will be happiness and joy of life, instead of frayed nerves, weariness, and dyspepsia. The work exacted will be enough to make leisure delightful, but not enough to produce exhaustion”(Russell 1). His belief is that if work hours were significantly reduced, more citizens could work, each person would have an exponential amount of increased leisure time, and more of the world’s problems would be solved. Additionally, Albert Camus, French philosopher, states in his essay, The…

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    as a private teacher at the university until being officially hired to teach logic and metaphysics. Later on, Kant wrote his Critique of Pure Reason (1781-1787) alongside many other works. Throughout his philosophical career, Kant established his theory on deontological ethics based on reasoning and motives for good will, thus,…

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