Connection

the same way”. In the play Hamlet by William Shakespeare, where several sons avenged their fathers’ murder, but their madness and horrible decisions takes numbers of death on everyone. There is a lot of connections in this play that can be made throughout certain characters. One of the connections in this plays is between the characters Hamlet and Laertes. Prince Hamlet and Laertes, young Danish Lord, both suffered a tragic event in their life where their…

The strong human connections that individuals are able to create within life are ultimately inexplicable and have become necessary to be able to truly survive. Human interaction and communication are the basis of these connections and are constantly overlooked within society. The intricate patterns and details that determine the behavior of an individual and how they interact can be identified by looking at the symbols that influence their lives, such as words or gestures. Symbolic…

(Cerasoli, Nicklin, & Ford, 2014). Extrinsically behaviors are guided by gains and losses while intrinsically behaviors are directed by personal enjoyment (Cerasoli, Nicklin, & Ford, 2014). This paper explores Locke and Latham (2004) view on the connections between motivation, personality, and decision-making. Next, the essay compares Rousseau (1985) and Locke & Latham (2004) research on motivation. Last, discuss potential avenues for future research on motivation, personality, and…

Although there are suspicions of Lee Harvey Oswald’s connections to the USSR, as can be seen from his passion for communism or his Russian wife and their young child, and also to the Mafia, which was plotting for revenge against John F. Kennedy due to not maintaining alleged promises made before his election in 1960, the statement is to a greater extent invalid due to acknowledging Oswald’s capabilities with firearms he acquired through training in the United States military, along with Oswald’s…

Connection to Just Relationships: Blaming and shaming prevent just relationships from taking place. “Blame and shame are just concepts that often create a distance between ourselves and others, and work against the eventual establishment of just relationships” (Kelley, 86). Having “just relationships” is about having equality and fairness. When one blames or shames, equality is thrown out the window and something becomes the others fault. Both members in a relationship must not blame one another…

priorities. Recognizing what has value equips individuals with the capacity to focus attention and energy on those critical issues. Establishing significance facilitates discovering a sense of purpose, such as the reason for existence. Forging Faithful Connections Struggles limit perspectives, and feeling responsible for all the events that occur in life is…

that of community and community connections. In this commentary I will first I will talk about the hindrances that face teachers that are not native to small town communities. I will also address the problems of partnering with colleges and universities while being in a rural setting. Last I will address the idea of sharing personal histories helping student connect to each other through their similarities and differences. This week’s topic of community connections has been a difficult one for…

Colin Wilson Quote Colin Wilson’s quote has a deep significance to it. He wants people to see more than what is essentially there. In the quote he is saying if someone commits an act are you going to shadow them. Which really connections into our society today because in the present-day society it is a monkey see, monkey do arrangement. Children now see things that happen on the internet and if it looks cool they will challenge themselves to attempt it, even if it is treacherous. Wilson is…

Theme 2: Relational Connection and Self-Congruence Questions around building therapeutic relationships were a large part of my week during the family counselling portion of the course. Even though relationship building is one of the first lessons in counselling courses, for me, it has been the topic of many reflections. I have realized that perhaps these questions and uncertainties were related to not having found my counsellor style. Or, perhaps they were due to my natural inclination to play…

Latino students share strong connections to their families. According to earlier studies on the Latino culture, “familism” is defined as the value and emotional bond Latinos have to their families (Valdes, 1996; Vega, 1995). Hernandez (2002) found that Latino students are emotionally and socially attached to their family members, which may include parents, siblings, grandparents, uncles, aunts, and cousins. It is also the case that in the Latino culture, students share a household with extended…