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    Solutions To Date Rape

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    The first solution to decrease date rape is avoiding alcohol. This means that, do not to drink alcohol and other drugs. According to University of California, Santa Barbara (2016),"Alcohol and drugs ... these substances affect the judgment of both the rapist and the survivor, the man might not hear "no" and the woman might have difficulty expressing her negative feelings about the situation because she is too inebriated". In summary, don't drink alcohol is important to decrease the chances of…

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    The Ugly Truth Analysis

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    The Ugly Truth Sometimes the truth is better hidden than known. Sexual intercourse can arguably be one of the greatest gift by God. However, when it is abused and used to hurt others it becomes an immoral act. Sex, one of the biggest component of this book is taken lightly and can be seen abused with other controversial issues such as alcohol and violence. The Marine Corps, one of USA's proud fighting forces and one of the World's most feared organization is covered in veils from the society.…

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    Last fall actor Charlie Sheen, known for his roles in “Two & a Half Men,” “Platoon,” and “Wall Street,” became known for something else: his positive HIV status. While critics attacked Sheen for what they imagined was a risky sex life rife with unprotected encounters, the actor admitted to only having unprotected sex twice in his life. Though Sheen is a Hollywood celebrity, his announcement is a reminder that anyone who engages in unprotected sex is at risk for contracting a sexually transmitted…

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    As a social work student, being a part of many class discussions regarding addictions, sexual addictions are among the least talked about and probably the least understood of all addictions. Listening to the podcast the knowledge gathered suggest sex addiction is the progression of an intimacy disorder as a result of neurotic sexual thoughts and acts. The National Council on Sexual Addiction and Compulsivity has defined sexual addiction as “engaging in persistent and escalating patterns of…

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    This is not a suggestion to take away the creative freedom of filmmakers. This is a call to action for both creators and consumers. As artists or creators, we have the power to expose the world to concepts they aren't fully educated on. The power of media is universal and whether we admit it or not, even the oldest of people are impressionable. It is part of human nature to be able to be influenced by things blindly. So if one is going to use someone's experience in their film, make sure you're…

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    The misattribution of arousal theory is a concept in which people attribute their physiological arousals to the wrong source. It is without question that we have tendency to look for answers to our emotional behaviors. This further confirms that we reevaluate ourselves before attributing our behaviors to a stimulus. It can be very complicated to outline the reasons our bodies act in several situations without having a mental checkpoint for all the possible stimuli. The misattribution arousal…

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    New York, rape myths are a set of specific attitudes and beliefs that may contribute to ongoing sexual violence by shifting blame for sexual assault from perpetrators to victims (Iconis, 2008). In secondary schooling, basic information on sex and sexuality is either not being taught adequately or not effectively.…

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    Esther, she is hurt to learn that a guy can sleep with another woman and not suffer any consequences. (insert about Buddy being hypocrite quote) A woman is supposed to stay pure until marriage, yet a man is not held to the same standard. Female sexuality is a major theme because Esther is in constant turmoil with herself and her desires. She has expectations of who she should lose her virginity to; allowing herself to finally be inducted into a nonexistent…

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    Melinda Vadas Pornography

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    What does Melinda Vadas mean by the claim that pornography’s manufacture-for-use creates women who are not necessarily persons? How well does she argue for this claim? Pornography is a complex topic. Anti-pornography feminists claimed that pornography may cause serious problems such as gender inequality, thus opposed its existence. Whilst other feminists may disagree with those claims from disagreeing with one specific argument to claiming the benefit of pornography (Saul, 2003). Historically,…

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    Three women were responsible for the feminist theory. Each one helped open the door to the future of female researchers each left their own unique marks. Starting with Anna Freud she developed her theory of mechanism of defense. This theory suggest that when the ego goes through something it cannot handle (traumatic) it goes into defense mode. This is then broken down to nine different defense mechanisms: displacement, denial, projection, intellectualization, sublimation, regression, repression,…

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