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    speaking drones have the capacity to search an area with video footage of an individual’s domain without a warrant. But now this does not necessarily mean that any evidence of contraband found by the drone can be used against someone in court, in order for the evidence to be taken into account a warrant must have been issued. There are exceptions in court depending on how severe the extent of the crime is though. With this said, there has been an initial push to ban the whole concept of police…

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    According to the UN development programme in 2002, the Middle East have witnessed high level of poverty, inequality, and gender gaps. All these factors have caused the Arab Spring. Although we have heard from the west about success stories of Egypt in terms of economic performance, according to the neo-liberal thinkers. However it has been argued that the rise of economy was due to the revolution. This statement can be questioned, as many left wings will argue that since introducing capitalism…

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    Adhd Literature Review

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    treatment of ADHD which is good news for parents with children who are suffering from ADHD. This new innovation in the branch of science has lead to positive contribution like a decline in the symptoms in the ADHD children while improved the social behaviours and better response to academic and behavioural treatments (Ryan, 2011). Stimulant medications have seen to be faster in results, for example amphetamines and methylphenidate…

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    turn leading to discrimination, telling women to behave, to be listen to orders, rebuking them when they do not adhere to the stereotypes that have been forced upon them. It is in human nature to be upset when we do not get what we want, media as it is, as it has always been, paints the picture of perfection, of the pinnacle of human life. “Mass media portrayals as a major source of patterned social expectations about the social organization (i.e. norms, roles, ranking, sanctions) of specific…

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    the unprecedented demand for expertise in matters concerning complex social and economic issues (Walker & McLean, 2013). Members of society increasingly seek the protagonist qualities of the professionals who represent a source of dexterity and competence. In this sense professionals have come to occupy a predominant place as the problems solvers of the modern era (Pandey, 1990). In the context of the child welfare domain, social work is generally considered to be the lead profession in matters…

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    Gay Marriage Arguments

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    views on legal recognition for the sex couples” (P. 297). That explains why people who live in big cities, where gay marriage is legal are more accepting and opened minded about the LGBT community. Some social infrastructure changes are visible in politics such as political attitudes and behaviours including the “voter turnout and vote choice” (Brewer, 2014 P. 280). The problem with this infrastructure change is that it negatively affects states where gay marriage is illegal. While the LGBT…

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    would describe as a non-conformist, anti-hero, who always preferred to be left alone and persistently resisted authority and regulations, you might even call him a rebellion. Luke is a man who refuses to conform to life in a rural prison, that being said, Luke quickly gains respect and…

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    LGBT Face Discrimination

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    of the five men that were interviewed had a negative experience. Two men from NCAA were fired immediately after they came out and NFL players harassed the third man. Moreover, the locker room caused gay men great anxiety because of the homophobic behaviour and languages that usually take place. (Men at sports, 3683,240) Many on-field players felt that if they were to come out at work, their co-workers would use inexperienced judgement to discriminate against those individuals. Similarly, the…

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    Social Issues In Canada

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    It is widely known that Canada is a peacekeeper, progressive, a safe haven to refugees, and a melting pot of culture; however even the most perfect country has it’s buried issues. As a whole, humanity has come very far in order to be an equal society, and yet as far as the year 2016 BCE, the issues are still there. In relation to its neighbour the United States of America, Canada has in no way an issue in the respect of equality, but under the peace, it is there. All minorities in Canada are…

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    Foundations of Anthropology Semester 2 2014 Major Essay Student ID: a1668201 Word Count: What role does nature or biology play in human behaviour? Male Homosexuality One of the earliest debates in psychology, nature versus nurture has been applied to almost every subject of human behaviour, and homosexuality is of course no exception. Whilst attitudes towards homosexuality have certainly shifted over time, there is still no firm scientific or academic consensus on what causes homosexuality in…

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