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    market is a highly beneficial and highly competitive market as well (Powell 2015). As because of globalisation all the multinational sneakers companies operate almost every countries of the world, so the sneaker companies need to deal with various cultures of different countries. Most of the time all the sneakers companies give too much importance on product…

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    “Culture is the entire way of life or lifestyle of a group of people.” Now more than ever, culture has shaped and guided adolescents’ perception of reality. In recent years, I believe that culture plays a major role in teen development today, including myself. Culture is capable of manipulating everyday decisions that I am faced with such as what I wear, how I express my emotions, and even the type of music that I am drawn to. Culture is a universally shared characteristic among all human…

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    Slapstick Comedy Analysis

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    the film’s popularity amongst viewers; he is an established Japanese pop singer and likely attracted a greater number of viewers who also are consumers of pop music (Wang 137 & 138). The slapstick comedy portion of the film added diversity to the emotions portrayed in the story. The majority of the comedy, slapstick theme is portrayed by characters including: Malasun, Old Mao, Mr. Representative, and Frog (Wang 146). We find Malasun typically expressing comical behavior through his actions and…

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    in Recognizing Emotions There was a TV show that was broadcast from 2009-2011 called Lie to Me. In this show was a man named Cal Lightman who used his knowledge of body language and facial expressions to read people’s body language. The premise of Lie to Me is based on Paul Ekman and his studies on microexpressions (“Lie to Me”). A microexpression “is a brief, involuntary facial expression shown on the face of humans according to emotions experienced” (“Microexpression”). All emotions have a…

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    Emotional Granularity

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    extremely) to which they experience a variety of emotions on several occasions (e.g., daily). Those with higher granularity would be expected to have more variation of intensities at each measurement. For instance, they will be less likely to simultaneously indicate feeling sad and angry at an intensity…

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    person result in any changes in your thoughts, values, or beliefs? Why or why not? America is like a melting pot of diversity. Over the years many different cultures from all over the world have migrated to the US. The number of immigrants coming into the US continues to grow daily. I have experienced working with many different cultures throughout the years and during my clinical experience. One of my ex coworkers was from Cambodia. She was very quiet. She did not use eye contact when…

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    Emotions are ways people express how they are feeling. They can be positive, but they can also be negative. Certain emotions can potentially have harmful effects on an individual and therefore, learning to handle emotions in a healthy way is important. As Gross (2013) describes in his article on emotional regulation, people utilize different strategies to regulate. One of the comparisons most often made in research is the contrast between suppression techniques and reappraisal techniques.…

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    the Somalian culture and his back ground in it. Part A: What does the term “culture” mean to you? “The term culture…

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    at avoiding intense situations by using defense mechanisms. Introverts also participate in obsessive behaviors such as constantly checking on things and washing their hands excessively. Other major research on the biopsychology of emotion includes the theories of James- Lange and Cannon-Bard (Pinel,…

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    this paper has argued that human beings are interpretive creatures by following Charles Taylor’s argument. That is, human beings sense the things, such as situations they face and emotions they feel, through their respective subject-referring imports. The subject-referring imports are hugely affected by their own culture, language and vocabulary which enable them to articulate their feeling, desires and aspirations, and their situation in several ways. Based on the imports, human beings perceive…

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