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    embezzlement and misapplication of funds. The theory that can be interrelated to this case study are the idea of learning to become an offender was central to the concept of differential association theory developed by Edwin Sutherland and his description of the white-collar crime concept. Sutherland’s differential association theory to emphasize the importance of relationship and the learning process in understanding the emergence of deviance. According Ian Marsh (2006), Sutherland said that…

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    The National Rifle Association Intercultural Competence The National Rifle Association, or NRA, is one of, if not, the biggest groups of supporters and protectors of individuals rights as a citizen of the united states to bear arms for several different reasons such as self defence, hunting, and various sporting practices. The right to bear arms is one of the many constitutional rights of all americans and is a highly controversial topic. Almost all political actions that involve gun laws,…

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    The American Public Health Association(APHA) is responsible for the health and wellbeing of our country. As a prime source for “[protecting]...the health of people and communities where they live, learn work, and play” (APHA), we must trust them with the matter of the illegal drug abuse. The APHA promotes “healthy decisions” and should be able to aid victims, whom are unable to exist or grow for themselves. While each drug result in different side effects and hazards, how would we know or…

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    American social reformer, along with Susan’s help in 1869 formed the National Woman suffrage Association.[ Anthony’s NWSA worked towards a politically independent women’s right movement and pushed for suffrage for women.] 137) Also the NWSA spread awareness among women and help them share their knowledge. The NWSA became the largest and most influential suffrage organization in the United States. Susan B. Anthony was the dominant figure of the organization from the year of its foundation to 1900…

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    Differential Association Theory: Individuals who associate themselves with different groups will either conform or deviate from societal norms. Through interactions with different groups, values, attitudes, and beliefs are form. Key terms/concepts 1. Social Learning Theory (Albert Bandura) suggests that learning is a cognitive process where individuals learn their behaviors and actions through observation or direct instruction from a social environment/cue. 2. Significant others/role…

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    With over 170,000 Hispanic people living in the Oklahoma City metro area, The University of Oklahoma’s Hispanic American Student Association (HASA) strives to welcome members of the community and spread their culture in the meantime (Living in Oklahoma City). The University of Oklahoma’s Hispanic American Student Association focuses on providing an environment in which students from an underrepresented group on campus can come together and share experiences. It also has formed a community in…

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    The Mission The United States Veteran Healthcare Association (VHA), consolidated in 1930, today is a one of the largest health care systems in the country. The mission statement for the Veteran Healthcare Association is to “Provide professional care to promote, protect, and restore the health of all who have and shall borne the battle, and for his widow, and his orphan by serving and honoring the men and women who are America’s veterans,” (U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs, 2014). The principal…

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    “I was a bit, but I had a feeling you were training hard.” He said. Letting go of him, she looked straight into his eyes. Isaac didn’t keep eye contact for too long, shifting his eyes around the house. Finding an empty plastic bag, she placed her clothes in them. Making her way towards the living room, she sat down on the couch. Inviting Isaac to sit next to her, he walked over to the couch. Taking a seat, He left some space in between them, not wanting to be too close. Malessica noticed…

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    The American Physical Therapy Association (APTA) Vision Statement asserted that the ultimate goal of the profession is to effect positive change in society by educating the public of the relationship between being active and improved quality of living (American Physical Therapy Association [APTA], 2013). It is such a magnanimous and meaningful role that places the physical therapy in a broader model, at the very core of the society. Movement is the most fundamental of human experience. It is…

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    It can also be used for associations such as the YWCA, and YMCA, or programs such as the “Get Out and Play” program, or Kids360 which are programs used for helping children to become healthy. As far as the YMCA, they engage 9 million youth and 13 million adults each year in the U…

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