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    Examining yourself to write a cultural autobiography is a daunting task. The counseling program forces you to learn about your life and uncover things you may not realize. The current election has brought diversity and differing cultures to society’s forefront and I think now, more than ever, I am more aware and readily able to identify myself as a cultural being. With these revelations, my connection to and understanding of my own culture, will only assist me in my career of counseling…

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    relationships she has with herself, her daughter, and the only mother she’s ever known. Throughout her section, she expresses her dissatisfaction with the disconnection she feels with them even though she tries her best to get on their good side. A contribution to these wrecked relationships may be…

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    A Faraway Gender Roles

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    Melanesia, the relationships between men and women are akin. There is the overall theme of the powerful and fearful nature of women’s bodies as well as their traditional role in caretaking and providing domestic support. This is contrasted by men’s expected abilities to carry themselves with confidence, bravery and to demonstrate leadership. A Faraway Familiar Place illustrates these interactions between Kragur’s people as Smith (2013) recalls his experiences with them and the roots of their…

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    Birth Order Personality

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    intelligence in regards to first-born children of a family. A review of the three types of birth orders is necessary to place their traits in context of the family unit. First-born children are conscientious, dependable, caretaker…

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    Skyler White Analysis

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    Walter Jr.’s ‘moral guide’ and should therefore involve herself in situations in which they are incapable of making decisions for themselves. In this way, Skyler is a critical and dominating housewife hell-bent on maintaining tight control over her family. The roots of Skyler’s controlling behavior can be traced back to the birth of her son, Walter Jr. The event of his birth was the catalyst that created Skyler. Prior to his conception,…

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    Yo Yo Ma Research Paper

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    first musical experience at the very young age of four years of four years old. Originally he wanted to play the double bass, but that was nearly impossible for a four year old to handle, so he had to settle for the cello. Of course, being a musical family, his parents were delighted for little Yo Yo to play an…

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    Work Family Work Model

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    2.5 Work Family Life Balance Model Fatima &.Sahibzada (2012, p20) in there research study has adopted a model developed by Elliott (2003) which is summarized and depicted in the following section. Causes of Work and Family Role Strain Stress caused due to conflict between demands of work and family role Partner and Spouse Support Partner support and help to fulfil responsibilities Elder Dependency Dependency of aging parents Job Resources Availability of adequate resources at work…

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    Single Parent Household

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    see a single mother than it is to see a single father. While it is a lot harder to find information on single fathers households according to Douglas B. Downey the author of The School Performance of Children From Single-Mother and Single-Father Families: Economic and Interpersonal Deprivation?, "In 1980 there was just about 616,000 households where the father was the single parent and the mother was not living in the residence with children under the age of 18". This then jumped up to…

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    delightful, and beautiful (predisposition mother) children that I adore dearly; ages going from eight-teen years old to twenty months old… Before college started, this is what solely defined me as my “SELF” or what I viewed and I presumed others expected of me. Looking more in-depth about the “SELF” as a whole, there are countless things that have fashioned me as a durable Caucasian, heterosexual, woman today. Raised as a Catholic; going to Sunday school and church customarily every Sunday with…

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    is a multi-faceted social-cultural and endemic harmful practice in most parts of Africa which adversely impacts the personal development and future opportunities, health, and wellbeing of children, with detrimental consequences on children, women, families, communities and nations…

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