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    n addition, the power of context makes big impact on individuals’ personalities and characteristics which let them know how to make changes are able to stay competitively in the society and do not let others to hate you. Loffreda proposes that people always do not have their own characteristics, they often affected by external factors like the environment or voices from different people. She states in her essay that “ Henderson had tied him to a fence there and McKinney had beten him viciously…

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    I. Attention Getter: The person you choose to live with goes way beyond someone you simply share a fridge with. Having a bad roommate can have a bad affect on your whole life. II. Thesis Statement: I want my audience members to take my advice on carefully selecting their future roommates III. Audience Relevance: With a new semester approaching, many of you may be in search of a new roommate. It is important for my audience to know why and how they should carefully select their future…

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    that according to ‘the contextual model of child development’, relatives are the essential part of a small habitat for kids and have straight and strong impact on their character and mental well-being. Naturally, children need to have somebody to look up to in their lives, but that does not mean that all of their role models have a good impact on them. For the last few years, it seems that kids are not getting enough attention from their parents. Because of that, children are acting badly…

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    told you to brush your teeth? Hopefully, it has been a long time since you even thought twice about it because that once tedious chore has become a habit. Habits are apparent in your daily life in a multitude of ways; from the positive habits, like brushing your teeth and exercising, to the negative habits such as biting your nails. That being said, habits are essential to living a productive, healthy life, yet most people cannot recall when a simple action turned into a daily routine. Your…

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    physical wellbeing, the two work together. Bad physical health can result in an elevated possibility of creating mental health issues. Essentially, poor mental wellbeing can have a contrary effect on your physical wellbeing, resulting in an increased risk of a few conditions. Many people can comprehend the significance of good physical health. Daily we hear reports in the news enlightening us of the importance of exercise and having sound eating habits to enhance or look after our physical…

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    Week”, where students are to quit using technology for a week. There are many reasons why schools should participate in this national event. Some of these reasons are because technology makes kids distracted, unattached from the real world, form bad habits, and although some may say that it makes friendship bonds stronger, face to face interaction does not happen enough. Students from schools that participate in this week would…

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    reality enough. This problem might cause some set backs. Setbacks for children and adults. Children receive too many trophies, if this habit continues, they'll grow up not valuing work habits and neglecting the fact that life isn't always fair. Even though giving kids constant praise seems like a good idea, it can actually lead to them not valuing work habits and…

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    are the effects of all this screen time? Is the overuse of technology something that can be beneficial or will it potentially damage upcoming generations? Some electronic use does have a positive impact on children and teen’s development when dealing with social and reasoning skills. However, there’s bad news as well. Many studies have revealed that too much time with electronics has been linked to risky behaviors, mood problems, and obesity. With More realistic and violent games such as Call…

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    2017). To reverse this epidemic it starts with changing external environmental factors that have a negative effect on our diet. External environmental factors such as lifestyle, personal dietary choices, family and peers greatly influence our eating habits. These external environments are the cause to why obesity and health issues are increasing. In 2007 the Queensland government implemented the Smart Choice program in school tuckshops. It is a program designed to offer healthy food and drink…

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    Actually, food industries use every available technological technique to adapt their products into the preferences of children; creating campaigns that influence children's habits and diets; yet, this impact can be devastating. "Increasingly, fast food conglomerates are using toy tie-ins with major children’s motion pictures to try to attract young people. Nearly 20% of fast food ads now mention a toy premium in their commercials" (Committee on Communications, 2006). Unfortunately, childhood…

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