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    Every family has their own ways of doing and seeing things. Every family is different. Family systems theory can be seen in every family. Every family has their own roles, rules and goals they want to achieve. The families as show the theories concepts of boundaries, climate and equilibrium. A family does not work on an individual basis. It works together to produce one complete product, a functional family. Though all families are different, they share the characteristics of the family systems…

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    more focused on family and mental health than romance, which I actually appreciated. Merit is such an interesting character, and her family is unlike any other family I've ever read about before. Every character stands out and has their own issues and stories going on. She has a twin sister named Honor, a brother named Utah, her Mom Victoria who lives in the basement, her Dad Barnaby who is now married to another woman named Victoria who also lives in their house... Such a quirky family with so…

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    care families, recruitment of foster families, training for foster care families, and health care for foster care children. (“Child Safety in Foster Care, 2009) In my internship I work with children that have been in foster care system for the majority of their lives. I have heard horror stories of ordeals the kids went through while in foster homes. Therefore I think it extremely important that these “best practices” are followed through with in every agency. Assessment of Foster Families…

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    people based on ethnicityt. The main character, Loung Ung, lives in Phnom Penh, the capital of Cambodia. On April 17, 1975, the Khmer Rouge takes over Phnom Penh forcing Loung and her family to flee the capital. Loung's three older siblings are forced to go work at different labor camps, separate from the rest of the family. In the labor camps, they are forced to work very hard but are fed very little. In the memoir, First They Killed My Father by Loung Ung, the author demonstrates how the…

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    Out of all the impactful scenes that were shown in the beginning to the end of the film; the devastating struggles from the moment each individual lifted their fatigued eyes to go through the day, were demonstrated by the lifestyle of the young boy’s family. Each scene involved challenging decisions to push each member of the young boy’s family in order to make it home to one another. Excluding the boy’s family in, As It Is in Heaven, family values and family survival development were also…

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    patient, yet also care’s for that patient’s support group (family). Through the process of caring for all involved a circle of trust a support is born amongst the patient, their family (support group), and the nurse. The patient will feel safe and secure, which could aid in their overall healing. The family of the patient will be able to be more interactive with the patients care, which could help aid in patient’s healing process and over all wellness (Potts & Mandleco, 2012). By caring and…

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    full potential when she’s being held back by tradition. As with all cultures there are many traditions, and in Like water for chocolate the mexican culture is expressed in many ways. There are many common traditions as well as family traditions in the book. The two main traditions shown are in food and family roles. Food is known as way to gather and bring people together. The women are all taught to cook and care for the other family members, whereas the men are to provide and protect. These…

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    their family. Not only they need to be dedicated and take responsibility for the family. Regan’s dad, Mr. O’Neill, wants to be the traditional “normal” family where the wife doesn’t work (stay at home mom), the son is bonding with the dad and doing “manly” things, and the daughter doing house work such as cooking and cleaning. Her dad failing to realize the option to have a normal family is not available because there are so many problems that are being untended. He doesn’t want his family his…

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    The plot that will be read will blow people’s minds. It all started when a mongoose lost his way home from a flood and ended up in a beautiful garden. There lived a nice family and creatures like birds, and snakes. The plot in the two mediums, written version vs. movie, has the same subject, however, there are differences that will be found in this essay. This part will make people saying, “ooh...ahh”. The written version of this, written by Rudyard Kipling, will make you go wild.…

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    While looking at a Burger King advertisement I noticed that the advertisement was more than just burgers and fries. The Burger King advertisement conveys a happy black family enjoying a meal together. The advertisement is trying to convince people that if they purchase their meals from Burger King they could be just as happy as the family in the advertisement. The advertisement was made in 1976. Burger King is one of the largest fast food chains in the United States. It was founded in 1954 and…

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