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    Butler defies the constraints of Earth, moving human issues of identity and individuality into the unknown frontier of outer space. Butler begins the novel in the aftermath of the desolation of the human species, presenting the reader with the few people saved—maybe imprisoned—by the Oankali, an extraterrestrial race. The human based necessity to retain individualism and the rejection of the new liberal mechanics of the foreign race reveals a human inclination to fear the unknown. Holding onto…

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    Project D.A.T.E. (Discovering Alternatives for Today’s Encounters), a peer education group that goes around campus and the community giving lectures on sexual assault prevention including legal definitions of rape and ways to stay safe on a college campus. With the group I had to attend a class every week and learn about a new topic about sexual assault including male, children, and special needs populations. I believe this attributed to learning to be culturally sensitive. Participating in the…

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    Adolescent sexual activity and little knowledge on how to protect themselves against STI/STD’s may be answered through more advanced sex education classes in school. Comprehensive knowledge to these subjects will be provided in the classroom including: birth controls, the use of condoms to prevent STI/STD’s, sexual behavior, meanwhile also encouraging abstinence and delayed sexual activity. Few parents disagree with school’s providing the information…

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    What is sexual repression? Sexual repression can be defined as the lack of and sexual activity in a relationship. The play “The Crucible”, sexual repression is present between Elizabeth Proctor and John Proctor. Their marriage rarely involved sex, which had caused J. Proctor to have an affair.This inevitably influenced the couple's downfall. Their religion lead to sexual repression and adultery was an effect of it; this inevitably leads to E. Proctor and J. Proctor’s downfall. The religion…

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    Sexual violence in the United States is considered a public health issues that victimizes both, males and females at some point during their life (Breiding, 2014). Although both genders are a risk approximately 19.3% of females report sexual violations compared to 1.7% in males victims (Breiding, 2014), female victims are believed to express more traumatic consequences (Breiding, 2014). Sexual violence has been defined in the past to include a variety of sexual offenses or behaviors. Breiding…

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    helping us to understand and treat abnormal behaviors. Behaviorism and humanistic are similar because both concepts are about understanding why we as humans do the things that we do and what causes us to do the things that we do. Mentality comes into play when both approaches are studied. Behaviorism and humanistic differ more than that they are similar though. Behaviorism Behaviorism is based on the assumptions that behavior is learned and that behavior can be changed. Learning through…

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    Also, according to psychologists, adolescence is human being’s second crisis. If we consider our first life crisis causes by ablactation, the only thing we can do to fight against this crisis by crying. However, our second life crisis is unstoppable and more dangerous than we imagine, because we have to…

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    how that affects the amount of sexual partners a female has. Also, how badly women get looked upon when they cheat on their significant other. Female sexuality is an aspect of patriarchy that still exists because there is a double standard in our society when it comes to having sexual orientation. For instance, Zhana Vrangalova PhD who has a PhD in Developmental Psychology and is currently a professor at the NYU Psychology department, stated within her article on sexual double standard that…

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    Alcohol is one of the worlds most abused substance in the world. Believe it or not alcohol is mostly abused by minors and the numbers are increasing. Minors are more likely to binge drink and abuse alcohol than of age limits . Which is why it’s important to maintain the legal drinking age limit of twenty-one. If the drinking age was lowered then the percentage rate of alcohol accessibility to minors and alcohol substance abuse would most likely increase. The brain is an amazing organ in the…

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    Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) and Intimate partner violence (IPV) are outbreaks, which affect the health of a woman globally. Intimate partner violence is any form of violence (eg. sexual, physical, stalking and psychological aggression by a current partner. According to Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC, 2014), 1 in 5 women have experienced some form of violence in their lifetime by their partners (CDC, 2014). Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) is a virus, which weakens the…

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