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    Have you ever felt that someone was lying to you? Ever had a feeling in your gut that something was not right and you could tell that the person is not being completely honest with you. Their words were telling you “yes”, but their body said otherwise. Non-verbal communication helps us understand the differences from how someone acts instead of hearing them speak is called “body language.” “Body language is a type of nonverbal communication. It includes such things as facial expressions, eye…

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    like photograph in which the entire body outlook can be seen properly. However, the way someone look, picture or dressed in most cases affect the person`s self-esteem and confidence. Conversely, from the pragmatic point of view, “self image” reflects what someone think; the look, the personality, the kind of person (the total embodiment) and/or how the person perceive himself/herself (Oni, 2018, unpublished). However, the key points associated with self image are as follows:- 1 Improving…

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    effect on an individual who gets encouraged to follow their peers by changing their attitudes, values, or opinions to conform to those influencing the group or individual. When faced with a situation involving outside pressure to complete a task, a person has two choices; to resist the coercion or to succumb to it. Most people have experienced and succumbed to social pressure because of many influencing factors, but others have the individuality to resist such factors. The concept of succumbing…

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    done before, we refuse instantly. Therefore, breaking social norms was not easy and that is why this paper was turning late because it is not something I would like to do; it is contradict with me because it is kind of embarrassing and I am a shy person. But I tried to collect my guts as much as I can, to do the breaking social norms experiment due my grade, and the experiment of deviance that I decided to is blinking my eye while I am shaking with someone. The process how to do these, first of…

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    Analysis Of The Word Rent

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    When you heard or see the word “rent”, what is the first thing crosses you mind? To many people the word “rent” it is associated with a house, and an apartment. Yet the word “rent” it could mean anything to different people, such as, divide apart as a community, families, or relationship. However, the first time the word “rent” came across my mind, it had thought of rent payment for an apartment, yet another object came across was the musical Rent. Rent is a rock and pop musical with book,…

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    Cults use the psychological methods normative social influence, groupthink and foot-in-the-door to manipulate individuals and control their thoughts as seen in the cults Jonestown and The Branch Davidians. Cults are defined as an ideology of religious worship and adherence directed toward a particular figure or object. Cults are everywhere. Some are normal and widely accepted. Others are isolationist and hide from investigation. Some cause great suffering while others appear very helpful and…

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    Although everyone has a different level of toleration, fear is something everyone has. Many things can cause fear, including imagination. People see imagination as something joyful or magical. This is mainly the case, but every now and then imagination can be a bad thing and can overcome reality. Imagination can create illusions that lead to a life of paranoia and anxiety as well as a life of happiness. These illusions can affect the way we think and act, making it seem as though we are in that…

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    The title In Praise of Shadows is one that describes the essay quite accurately. Author Jun'ichirō Tanizaki, Is highly opinionated on the way a person can view the world, and the beauty within it. He feels Japanese traditions that are becoming less and less common are still very beautiful, and deserve to be appreciated and understood by more people. Tanizaki believes there is much beauty in simplicity and contrast, that many people often disregard. Because of this, shadows are spoken of…

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    Self-Improvement Through Respect A person cannot lead a life of being good and respectful if they cannot live that life themselves. A lot of people now like to be followers instead of standing up and being a leader. People like to learn by example, instead of going through trial and error to figure out what is right and what is wrong. There needs to be good virtuous, hardworking, and courteous that are willing to take the risks in order to lead the others in the right ways of life. This…

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    The Aeneid: Human Nature

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    Human nature is unpredictable. With seven billion people living on our planet’s crust and the numbers growing every day, there are too many thoughts and emotions to perceive a specific human nature. In both Book II and Book IV of Virgil’s The Aeneid, the poet laces his own ideas of human nature into every stanza. In The Aeneid, our main character and hero, Aeneas, is fresh surviving the aftermath the Greeks left due to the Trojan War. Aeneas is tasked to set out on a quest to begin rebuilding an…

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