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    drivers focus off of the road, take their minds off of the road and can also cause them to take their hands off of the steering wheel. When any one of those occurs, it turns into a very dangerous situation. Many of today’s drivers have dangerous driving habits because of the radio, alcohol…

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    Social Cognitive Theory

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    not only affect the children now medically, but soon affect them habitually, emotionally, and mentally. All these effects come from various external factors that can alter the lifestyles of the children and increases their chances of maintaining bad habits in the future. This topic…

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    Social Media Negatives

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    videos and post statuses on Facebook is associated with lower grade point averages (Abhinaya). These habits have an effect on student’s grades. Fifty-one percent of heavy media users actually get grades of B or higher. About half of heavy media users do not get above average grade. Even though some people believe that social media sites have had a positive impact on kids, they negatively impact children in society because social…

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    will not have a positive impact on America young adults drinking habit. Main makes the point that drinking in our culture is commonplace. I believe this is true drinking even underage drinking does not carry a taboo any more like it did in the past. Even before I turn 21 I was surround by drinking and it seem the socially acceptable thing to do, and I don’t think that allowing younger kids into bar to teach social drinking will fix their irresponsible drinking habits. The second point is…

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    The Importance Of Parents

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    without parents? They celebrate when we say our first words, encourage us as we take our first steps, and lovingly guide us throughout the first few stages of our lives. The simple lessons that we learn from their teachings and examples have lifelong impact. However, with all the responsibilities that parents have in teaching their kids, there is one important lesson that is sometimes overlooked. Namely, the lesson of good financial responsibility. With the large amount of people in our…

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    Atherosclerosis

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    onset can be fatal. Physiologically, the heart continually pumps regardless to the obstacles it faces, until of course something surpasses its capabilities. Stress leads to numerous habits that subject an individual to developing cardiac problems. Some common examples of habits developed…

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    The telephone Influenced society in a way most would know and acknowlege. The telephone is and instrument which converts sound, specifically the human voice, to electrical impulses of various frequencies and then back to a tone that sounds like the original voice. The first telephone was inveted by Alexander Graham Bel. Alexander brought together the world’s first telephone, using parts frome a shop of electrical equipment and the skill of his assistant Thomas Watson. In 1876, at the age of 29…

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    what people don’t realize is the consequences of not taking care of your body. Many decide to choose an unhealthy path of bad habits such as eating corrupt foods, drinking toxic beverages, and ignoring advice given by their health care professionals. To prevent an unhealthy lifestyle, individuals need to avoid bad habits that damage their body and instead adopt healthy habits that lead to a healthy life. Additionally, options from the person’s health care professional should not be taken for…

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    of a vehicle, it is deadly. In 2011, twenty-three percent of vehicular accidents involved the use of a cell phone (“Texting and Driving Statistics”). Texting and driving is unsafe and wrong. It violates the driver’s responsibilities on the road, impacts more than just one person, and it has endless effects. When a driver receives his or her license, they are given an enormous responsibility and they are expected to uphold it. As a driver, you are to protect your own safety as well as those in…

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    Fashion Impact On Society

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    Impact on Clothing: Indian Fabrics were treated as exotic and the British fell in love with cotton and indigo. These Indian textiles influenced British tastes before the Raj. But once the British started ruling, everything changed, a new culture emerged and so did a new cultural identity. There was a stark difference in the dressing sensibilities of the British and Indians. After looking at the clothing attires of British people, Indians started looking down upon themselves, they thought that…

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