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    The topic that was chosen for this research project is treatment of sex offenders. Sex offenders are defined as individuals who have committed a crime involving a sexual act. Within this heterogeneous population, there are adults and juvenile rapists, pedophiles, incest offenders, child sexual abusers, and non-contact offenders. Sexual offenders come across every line ranging from age, gender, race, socio-economic status, intelligence level, and mental health status (CSG.gov, n.d.). Even…

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    Chlamydia Case Study

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    Chlamydia is the most prevalent curable sexual transmitted infection in Australia (1,2). In 2008, it was nearly 60,000 cases reported and in 2012 around 82,707 cases had been diagnosed (3,4), the annual surveillance report from Kirby institute (2015) shows that the chlamydia incidence is quite high among Aboriginal and Torres Strait Island population over the past five years (2). The cause of high prevalence of chlamydia infection is mainly because insufficient attention towards the STI among…

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    unemployed or have previously suffered sexual or mental abuse are at a higher risk of becoming trafficked (Macy & Johns, 2011). Recent data revealed that 70% of sex trafficking victims suffered previous sexual abuse (Parker & Skrmetti, 2013). Various factors have contributed to the causation of sex trafficking victims. Some factors include previous sexual abuse experience, poverty, physical abuse, gangs, poor education, lack of social skills, deviant behavior, mental illness, ineffectual court…

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    “symbolic action claiming for the individual freedom from convention” in which Gogol has been held to his whole life (Foster 155). As Gogol recollects on his first sexual encounter he “recalled nothing from that episode [except] only being thankful” that he had done it (Lahiri 114). This shows that Gogol is not fully interested in the sexual act, but subconsciously in the act of rebelling against his parents. When Gogol begins to live with Maxine in her parent’s home, he begins to become alive…

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    Proponents for the social learning theory also maintain that there are four processes which lead to sexual aggression, the modelling effect, the sex-violence linkage effect, the “rape myth” effect, and the desensitization effect. The modelling effect refers to imitating and modelling what one sees depicted in the mass media, meaning if one regularly sees violent depictions of rape and other sexual aggression they will be more likely to adopt such behaviour. Similarly, the sex-violence linkage…

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    internet. Children may find it easy to access websites containing adult content because there are no restrictions. This leads to moral decadence because children may start engaging in sexual activities at a tender age as a result of acquaintance with pornographic materials in the internet. This influences teens’ sexual behavior, making them vulnerable to sexually transmitted diseases and early pregnancy for young…

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    Mrs. Pettit's Case Study

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    undercover police while they were at a sexual private party. She was later arrested and charge, because they thought she was violating California Penal Code. But, she was of age at the time, so the penal code does not apply. (Pg. 342, Par 2.) The Board of Education thought that they were protecting Mrs. Pettis’s interest by firing her, but what they were doing was violating her Rights and Privacy. They move from giving her credit as being a great…

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    The oral submucous fibrosis is defined as a premalignant condition, a generalized state of oral mucosa associated with a significantly increase risk of oral cancer as per WHO1. Oral submucous fibrosis is high risk premalignant condition characterized by the changes in connective tissue fibers of lamina propria and deeper parts leading to stiffness of the mucosa and restricted mouth opening.2 Schwartz first reported OSMF in a series of Indian women living in east Africa there are descriptions…

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    Throughout the years, women have been stereotyped as weak, vulnerable, and unable to succeed. Sexism has played a major role in the lives of many women leading them to domestic violence, sexual assault, and sexual harassment. Even women in pop culture are being targeted on a daily bases just for their sex. Luckily Breakthrough, a Non-Government Organization, helps to end the violence and discrimination against women of all ages. Breakthrough has many ways to help females, who feel as if they are…

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    1. Indicate causes of risky adolescent behavior (i.e. drug use, sexual behaviors, criminal activity) and discuss whether these operate independently or whether they interact. The prefrontal cortex is not fully evolved and it enables planning, emotional regulation and impulse control. However the limbic system has developed and it regulates intense fear and originates excitement (Berger, 2010). This means adolescents are ruled by their emotions, as the cognitive areas of the brain are still under…

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