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    Emotion and Feelings in The Giver In the book The Giver the option to feel or have emotions and feelings is not allowed. Like in today’s society, the emotions and feelings have to follow a set of rules and are controlled by an ejection or medication. The people of Jonas’s community don't understand emotion or pain, because their lives allow no chance to experience it. Birthmothers are not allowed to raise their own children or even see them after birth. Sexual interactions are not allowed and…

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    The “Era of Good Feelings” label put on the time period after the War of 1812 represents a political anomaly in American history—the practically unopposed election of Monroe—but not a social or political trend. While Monroe’s overwhelming success in election points towards unity of mind, general trends and opinions of the time run contrary to this idea, and the following tumult soon ran the country into its Civil War, attesting to the lack of unity that was already brewing during the so-called…

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    Gilligan Emotional Health

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    can possess or not possess, hence my usage of the word ‘have’. The reason I use positive and uplifting together is because when I imagine someone who has healthy emotions, or feelings, I think of somebody who is constantly joyful, hopeful, and strictly limits negative feelings such as sadness or anger. With that, the feelings of…

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    Crazy By Patsy Cline

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    one feeling, but when you hear the same song and lyrics jut done by another artist; it just gives you a completely different feeling? The song, Crazy by Patsy Cline originally did this song in 1961. Then it was redone by a group called Kidneythieves in 2008 is just one example. Crazy by Patsy Cline is a much softer melody. When she sings, you feel sorry for her. You can really hear the sorrow in her voice. If you have been in that situation you can most likely relate to how she is feeling in…

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    Happiness can be described as charming and positive feelings, such as satisfaction or euphoria. Webster’s dictionary defines the word happy as: feeling pleasure and enjoyment because of your life, situation, etc. Although that is the worldwide definition, everyone has their own definition of what happiness is. Huffington Post did a survey and found out that only one in three Americans is genuinely happy. In a world full of hatred and unfortunate tragedies, everyone is struggling to find their…

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    Theories Of Guilt

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    Cognitive theory surrounding guilt says thoughts of harming or causing misfortune to someone causes emotions associated with guilt, because feeling that you are responsible for someone else’s grief or hardship produces a negative emotion. I agree with this theory because guilt can arise from actual happenings, to thoughts or fantasies about doing something out of the norm of society or what society sees as acceptable. Communication is not always at its best and people can feel guilt when there…

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    different from us in that sense. Praise should be focus and not phony when encouraging children. Children should be given choices that are age appropriate, to make them responsible and empower them with decision making abilities. Express your own feeling with I-messages and exercises related consequences instead of punishment. Use problem-solving to understand the child’s points of view and present your own. Apologize when you are wrong and the child is right to teach the child intrinsic meaning…

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    suffer growing up. Ruth grew up always feeling alone like she never belong only in Suffolk will truly found herself. The feeling of being an outcast from her family, classmate, and town’s people. The feeling of being alone like you don’t belong is a feeling that no one should ever experience that feeling can really take one’s self into some really dark Conner of the mind. In the town of Suffolk Ruth found some form of acceptance in her time there. The feeling of loneliness is truly a heavy…

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    Examples Of Self Critiques

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    I found this first session challenging because my classmate was the client. Even though I was playing the role of counselor, my mind was struggling to consider my classmate as the client. The session began with me feeling uncomfortable, feeling that time was not moving, and feeling a range of discomfort. Unconscious thoughts were interfering upon my attentiveness before we began the session. This was due to there is a video camera and a mindfulness of being judged by my assessment of pass or…

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    [he] met [his] father crying”. Even though it was not his own anguish, one can make an inference that by seeing his father cry Heaney must have shared the same anguish as him. Time, like geography creates a feeling of hopelessness, because no matter how much time goes by, there is no feeling of relief, in fact the it becomes worse. Beginning in the “morning” to “two o’clock”, and even the “next morning” the emotions in the poem go from gloomy to comfortless because nothing can ever comfort…

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