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    were allowed to have only one child. This policy was enforced by forced abortions, sterilizations, and fines to families with two or more children. Confucian patriarchal tradition has been very influential to Chinese custom and has a bias against girls and women. This discrimination is based on how women were no longer responsible for their families once they married into that of their husbands. In modern China, most of this tradition has continued. Therefore, Chinese couples…

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    dance groups. The first dance “Between” is accompanied by five girls with a sad wind viola accompaniment. The second dance “Acquiescence” is a girl’s solo dance with a cheerful music. The third paragraph of the dance “Arcadia” is a group dance with a few girls on stage put on a watch look for the opening. The fourth dance “How about, I try” is a solo dance. At the opening, a girl runs on the stage in a brisk percussion accompaniment. The last dance “Interlude1:9” is a group dance, all girls were…

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    Girls Check Their Phones

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    Group 1 of all females checked their phones about once every two minutes per person. Alternatively, each girl checked their phones about two and three quarters times in five minutes. This group had four girls. This group had a tendency of prolonged phone use. About half of the phone uses were longer than thirty seconds at a time. Also this group often included their phone uses to the other members of the group; for example, a girl would show the others a picture she found on Instagram or tell…

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    Little girl number two Little girl number two, the functional assessment information showed that she regularly showed behaviors that likewise diverted the other children. On these events, girl’s instructor and paraprofessional either gave verbal or nonverbal redirection or proceeded with the exercises. Given this data, the group figured three theories: 1.Little girl’s issue conduct was reliably kept up by running away. 2. Little girl’s rate of engagement would increase if the instructor and an…

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    Physical development: In this observation a little girl was scribbling rabidly on a doodle board. She also was picking up and placing the different shaped stamps back into the correct spot located on the doodle board. She portrayed physical development by using her fine motor skills to hold and manoeuver the small objects, such as the pen and stamps. John Dewey believes that children learn by doing and are constantly progressing. The little girl is at the correct pace of development, because she…

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    men and women are different. Working hard, being test-takers, diligence, and communication are the factors that distinguish the differences between men and women, Men and Women are physically different. “Only in sports are boys ahead, and women’s groups are targeting the sport gaps with a vengeance” (Sommers 284). Males might be better than females in sports. However, females want to beat males because of the differences in sports. High energy and strength are necessary when playing…

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    ideals. An ex-playboy bunny, Shelley, stumbles upon the Zeta house filled with a group of misfit sorority girls. If the Zetas do not receive enough pledges, they will lose the charter for their sorority house. Shelley, portrayed as the ideal feminine character in the movie, persuades these misfit girls to allow her to become their housemother. Throughout the course of the movie, Shelley transforms a group of misfit girls into confident…

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    Norm Observation Report

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    situations from affecting a person’s hearing, sight, smell, taste, personal space or just making an individual uncomfortable. Presenting a different type of behavior that is “enforced because they are thought essential to core values or the wellbeing of a group” (51) may be a different view of defining a norm violation. Putting it to the test I went out to observe two norms and also committed one myself and evaluated people 's reactions to different events that occurred in public. It was…

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    representation of the female stand out and allow for a greater comparison: The Guerrilla Girls and Howard Chandler Christy’s ‘Christy’s Girls’. To a certain extent, both artists focus on the duality of women, however, The Guerilla Girls focus on the psyche and the actuality of the woman whereas ‘Christy’s Girls’ represented the form of the woman and their perceived purpose set out by men. The Guerilla Girls are the epitome of unabashed warfare and calling the viewer out on their actions as well…

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    It is well known that girls’ self-esteem can be extremely fragile, especially during puberty. The Always #LikeAGirl commercial points out that “like a girl” is used as an insult in our society and how it brings girls down. The Always #LikeAGirl successfully encourages young girls that being a girl is nothing to be ashamed of, and that they should have confidence in themselves. The commercial starts off with a woman on a set asking the various people to do actions “like a girl”. Then they…

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