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    make sense or to manage risk” (241). Rumors are created to satisfy the emotional wants and needs of a specific group of people and because of these wants and needs, people reject certain truths and facts that contradict their ideology and worldview. Belief and anxiety have a direct relationship to rumor transmission due to a person 's wants and needs, propaganda, ideology, bias assimilation, and cognitive dissonance. In Pezzo and Becksteads “A Multilevel Analysis of…

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    Romney makes it clear that the religious beliefs that he had been intertwined into the government and that there is almost no possible technique that could be used to remove it as it is so connected to everything within the government of the United States of America. Romney does believe that no religion or faith should not dictate the government. Conversely, he also believes that the government should not dictate any religion or faith. A belief of Romney’s is that government and faith or…

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    Dr King Freedom Analysis

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    it shows the amount of honor in his words to revolt against the government. Dr. King was flouted by many because he expressed something many were too afraid to do. Freedom is not turn others to your beliefs, but to accept others and their beliefs. By the same token freedom is respecting other beliefs and letting them choose their own way to live life. In the letter from Birmingham…

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    Selfishness In Religion

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    In the end, religion promotes selfishness. However, the fundamental aspect of it would fool most anyone. Most religions have general rules that the followers abide by or certain beliefs that followers have to believe that promotes a better society and unselfishness within an individual; i.e. Christianity has the underlying principle that one must help others in need with asking nothing in return. Most followers of these religions feel that they abide by the rules set forth because it is what…

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    controlled almost everything, they were able to fake photographs, to update the newspapers, books, and then destroyed every old version that existed around Oceania. They were the ones delivering and controlling the information. Therefore, when you had a belief or statements that you wanted to validate as truth, the only facts available were not objective and so it was impossible to separate truth from falsehood and to obtain the actual truth. As Winston says: “The past, starting from yesterday,…

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    receive freedom and liberation. The play, “Raisin in the Sun” by Lorraine Hansberry, takes the stereotypical beliefs of womanhood and conveys their prominence in the agriculture of 1940s through the actions of the characters. A common belief of an American wife during the 1940s is to clean the house and care for the children. However, as time evolves, younger generations outgrow that belief and broadcast a message of women being able to do greater things. In act 1 scene 1 of the play, Mama…

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    dreadlocks. In today society, people adhere to different beliefs or practices which may have an effect on the way one dresses. If the employee Mr. Polk, changes his religious beliefs, I think it is his responsibility to address the issue beforehand. Under Title VII, 42. U.S. The courts states that grooming policies is part of an employees “terms of employment” ( ). Mr. Polk should have known when he converted over to his Rastafarian beliefs, this would have an effect on his job.…

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    doubt. Many see philosophy as an opinion, and it is exactly that. You can state a point, have a reason behind it, and that is a philosophy. Throughout meditation one, beliefs, dreams, and senses are discussed. Descartes accepted man beliefs that turned out false. You then ask yourself, “what can I do to be certain about my beliefs?” He feels that senses often provide truth. Senses mislead, because when you sense something, you cannot always count on it to lead you…

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    James presents the idea that our human nature is to believe things that we are passionate about even if there is no sufficient evidence to support the belief. What tends to drive our beliefs is the passion that is behind it. James has a placed a set of standards on any hypothesis to determine if the hypothesis has enough evidence to support the claim. These standards include whether the hypothesis is living or dead, forced or avoidable and momentous or trivial. All of these are taken into…

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    from the Athenians because he questions authorities and respected business men of Athen to reveal them as ignorant in their expertise. His interrogations destroy the beliefs of those who are being questioned, leaving them frustrated and lost without offering an alternative explanation. Not only does he cause them to question their beliefs, he embarasses them by publicly challenging what the wisdom they think they obtain. His inquisition of others’ creeds and conducts cause the person to feel as…

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