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    drug abuse can have on the body, however, it neglects to cover the causation factors. Alcohol and Drug abuse are widely covered by social psychologists. Lettieri, Sayers & Pearson (1980) indicate that there are benefits to drug use such as being accepted into a sub-society without being judged and gaining a social identity which requires little work to live up to. This poses an interesting argument in the case of public figures as their career comes with the burden of high expectations.…

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    Most people would associate anxiety, depression and post-traumatic stress as the same disorder. Some people believe that post-traumatic stress disorder is a mental disorder only for individuals who served in the military, abuse victims or those who have been in a traumatizing accident. During my research, I found this to be false. In addition to military personnel suffering from Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), I found that some women who suffer from a miscarriage. There are also, children…

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    Cyberbullying In Australia

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    Previous studies have concluded that bullying comes from the desire to be accepted, for entertainment value, differences (prejudices) and anger. (Compton, Campbell, & Margler (2014) and (Rigby 2012). Compton, Campbell and Margler created a qualitative exploratory study that was conducted in Australia; its focal point was to examine the viewpoint of parents, students and teachers perception of the possible motives behind cyber bullying. Using focus groups they developed questions to guide their…

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    public that other musicians refrain from. Although they have had members come and go throughout the years the Chili Peppers continue to lead the “alternative” in the rock industry starting from their beginnings in Hollywood, California, in 1983. Their form of alternative rock incorporates sounds from funk, punk rock, rap, and metal that helped them gain popularity among the subcultures that were flourishing at the time in Los Angeles that later turned into international stardom. “A potent…

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    The stigma associated with mental illness is resided in a long, unfortunate history of socially and culturally sculpted abuse and discrimination. This has resulted in many negative effects on those suffering from mental illnesses. Throughout this history, drastic evolutions of social, cultural and scientific understandings took place, which ultimately led to improved knowledge of mental illnesses. Today, mental illness or mental disorder is defined as “a mental or bodily condition marked…

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    Black On The Block Summary

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    threatened by diseases and enlarged the constructions of the federal government to support beyond residential (Pattillo, 310). During several class discussions, we focused on urbanism within the society. The class opened with defining urban and how the form of urban itself and cities varies greatly by culture and historical periods. Apparently, urban was once considered as any area that consisted of a population…

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    Resistance and Contemporariness in Kaine Agary’s Yellow Yellow Introduction African literature has come of age through several sections, from the scripts of prehistoric Egypt through the oral form of transmission, which celebrated human and supernatural achievement rendered in songs by court bards, griots, troubadours, public dances, and masks. Walter.J Ong points out that ‘such as the traditional oral stories, proverbs, prayers, formulaic expressions…alternatively, other oral productions of,…

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    Summary of Real-World Problem Many people struggle with problems relating to gender identity. These problems often include harassment, discrimination, and acts of violence. Oftentimes, the harassment can result in suicidal thoughts and actions. Gender is a social construct that people use to define the difference between masculine and feminine in an individual. Similarly, gender identity is known to be a fluid spectrum, because people are often not completely fulfilling the norms of their…

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    same cannot necessarily be said for socioeconomic status. The status of a family’s income had little to do on offending, but rather the problems children faced because of said economic hardships were more leading towards behavior not necessarily accepted by society. These were not the results that were expected to be found as society seems to view these variables as the main causes of crime. To say the relationships between these three variables is spurious is rather generous, but is plausible.…

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    In contemporary society, where everyone craves for an individual identity, socially approved principles of femininity and masculinity, resulting from female and male bodies respectively, have presided over the chance of self-expression for each person in both the civic and personal dome. Femininity and masculinity are structured and well thought-out in a divergent binary, which causes to be the mishmash of male/feminine and female/masculine “atypical” and publically obnoxious while crossing…

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