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    Gossip and ostracism promote cooperation in groups Introduction 1. Introducing the background and general idea about factors that facilitate cooperation a. Reputation systems and cooperation i. Past research has found that awareness of the possibility that one’s actions (reputation) can be communicated to others facilitates cooperation as the individual is less inclined to act selfishly ii. An individual’s reputation allows others to select those who are more cooperative and who might be…

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    Gossips & Rumors Kaknika Viset Our topic we researched dealt with the correlation between people spreading gossip and rumors about each other and how their relationships are affected. The predicament that we are most attentive in learning about is why people tell rumors about others and how it affects their relationships. From what we have learned from our pre collected data is that not limited to just in school, but that some people spread…

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    novel, To Kill a Mockingbird, gossip plays a major role in creating and feeding prejudices that isolate members of society. The main character of the book, Scout, was a child when her father became involved in a controversial case in their hometown. What people said about her father quickly took precedence in her life, and the lives of the family her father was defending. Before her father became involved with the case, Scout was introduced to the neighborhood gossip the story of Boo Radley,…

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    Gossip Girl Analysis

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    I’m Gossip Girl, a pretty big deal here in New York. I get the gossip and spread the latest news on the more well known teens that attend Constance Billard,a private school in New York. I don’t do the dirty work myself, all of the gossip that I tend to tell is sent in by other teens or just pretty much anyone who has the latest dirt on someone that they think should be exposed. The fun part about being “Gossip Girl” is that no one knows who I am. At the very end of the series, I finally tell you…

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    Give your best to yourself, to others, and to the world. TOOL 3: Courage. Have the courage of your convictions, then live your truth powerfully. ATTITUDE 3: BE GOSSIP-FREE. When you gossip, it is a signal to you and to the world that you lack the courage or power to speak up for yourself, or to speak directly about your concerns. Gossip, Judgement, and Complaining are close relatives. If not siblings, they are kissing cousins. You usually find them in the same situations, and generally in the…

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    "Gossip is spread by wicked people; they stir up trouble and break up friendships.” A quote from the Good News Translation Bible Proverbs 16:28. A common tool of language used by people of all times, gossip has been a way for people to express themselves and influence others. Over time, the term has gotten a rather negative connotation as it usually refers to the spread of false or negative information. When gossip of negative standing is spread among a larger group of peoples the group begins…

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    'Guns, Gangs, And Gossip'

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    Read the article: "Guns, gangs, and gossip"(Zimmerman et al., 2004). Using concepts from chapters 1-7 as the basis for your analysis, in a narrative format of 750 or more words, identify: 
 The research problem, in this particular study the researchers are attempting to focus on youth violence, but unlike the traditional studies that have been made in the past this study will place an emphasis on youth violence from the prospective of the youth themselves (Zimmerman et al., 2004). Research…

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    Showtime’s Weeds is a television series that premiered in 2005. It tells the story about a suburban mother, named Nancy Botwin, of two boys, Silas and Shane, whose husband dies and, in order to maintain her standard of living, sells marijuana. The entire show is filled with ups and downs, plot twists, and a wide variety of sociological concepts. The four main sociological concepts present in the show are sex and gender, deviance, race and ethnicity, and socialization and social interaction.…

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    Gossip Vs Prospero

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    Society is so obsessed with being better than others that it is a malady. Peoples’ conversations from day to day are mostly attempts to justify their self-worth. Gossip is a malicious instrument that, like a ranking system, detracts from morals and values and does not allow for one to live life to its full potential. Through their stories, Tolstoy and Poe display parallels of society in both Prospero and Pahom. Both men strive for different goals in their lives, but are hindered through certain…

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    Gossip is a phenomenon that takes place in almost every organization. For this assignment, I have reviewed the article Drivers for Workplace Gossip: An Application of the Theory of Planned Behavior written by Alfred Luna and Shih Yung Chou, 2013, Journal of Organizational Culture, Communications and Conflict, Volume 17, Number 1, pages 115-129. The focus of this specific article was to try and pinpoint an individual’s intention to gossip in the workplace to hopefully “help managers and…

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