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    As time goes on, music becomes an evermore necessity in everyday life. It has the power to influence behaviors and moods and even important decisions one fabricates in life. A device with that amount of power must have genuine, meticulous monitoring. Choosing between more uplifting music and more degrading music can be difficult surprisingly, simply considering that a collection of adults like rap and music categories like those that contain heaps of degrading messages. Positive, uplifting music…

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    In everyday life the Scientific Method can be utilized regularly. Most of the time, people don’t even realize that they are using the steps to the Scientific Method when figuring something simple out. People can move through the steps so quickly it is hard to recognize that many used them while making decisions about regular daily life situations. Kausik Datta wrote “that his wish for every Non-Scientist is to understand the use of the Scientific Method, and how it is the foundation for…

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    in my rebellious ignorance, insisting to my parents that I did not need them and making up crap about them making me feel bad or sick. That was definitely a big mistake that I think made my life significantly more difficult and (after spending so much time researching how attention affects your everyday life) I finally plan to looking into changing that and see if medication can help. It’s hard to pinpoint the order of things between cause and effect of different aspects of our psyche but it 's…

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    As I reminisce on them and compare them to what I hear and the literacies I’ve adjusted to in my everyday life, it is evident how different they are. As my secondary discourse in West Virginia becomes more prominent to me, so does my compassion. The stereotyping and judgement their language undergoes has become more noticeable to me as I grow up and mature…

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    me as a person, that I have difficulty starting things is one of the most prevalent, especially where an assignment like this is concerned. I am a self-aware person; I haven’t always been. I spend a fair amount of time thinking about myself and my life and why I am the way I am; I don’t spend much time at all divulging my opinions of myself to anyone else. I’m a writer, and it’s not as if I’m not used to talking about human nature, especially not in terms of its manifestation in the individual,…

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    treatments. Depression is a state of sadness or unhappiness. A doctor defines depression as feeling sad, unhappiness, or at a loss for pleasure. That person is seen as unable to get enjoyment from previous hobbies and a sudden lack of interest in life, even so far as to call it at a loss of joy. A psychologist would define it by dysphoria that can carry from mild to severe mood changes, or by a depressive disorder. Taking place in your biological receptors, it negatively affects the way you…

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    The Influence of Attachment Styles throughout Life Many individuals do not stop to examine the interactions they experience with others around them on a daily basis and the effects that these interactions may have on their lives. Often times, the ways that we communicate and treat others is regarded as unimportant or fully ignored. Countless studies have been conducted on various types of attachment styles, focusing on exposures at infancy, to the parental interactions in the adolescent years,…

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    ways to persuade an audience to simple quotes in our everyday lives. After going through my notes, I found the seven concepts that stood out to me the most. The following are, Race is a social construct, “Life is always fixable”, the three steps to making a video go viral, Be Brief, Be Bright, Be Gone, RPIE, “Make the world a better place”, and The Five Levels of Leadership. The following concepts are already concepts I use in my everyday life and others and the others I plan on taking with me…

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    they heard, especially if they repeatedly undergo the same judgments. Their constant feeling of being invalidated and humiliated may lead to fatigue and build up of anger that may cause them life-changing effects such as change in career decisions and etc. It may cause a domino effect in the individual’s life, until they just stop trying and acquire learned helplessness. Another reason why blatant discrimination may cause less harmful impacts than microaggression is that when blatant belittling…

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    A developmental profile is a way to observe and record the occupations that a subject completes in their everyday life. In order to complete an accurate developmental profile, as many areas of occupations as possible, should be recorded. The eight occupations that humans engage in include activities of daily living (ADLs), instrumental activities of daily living (IADLs), rest/sleep, work, play, leisure, education, and social participation (American Occupational Therapy Association, 2014, p. S4).…

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