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    defined by the way you look, clothes, size or etc. Society portrays models proportions as unrealistic in magazines to reveal the idealistic image to women. What society does not reveal are the kind acts of people and what matters the most is ones true self. There are more attributes that…

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    Has a coach ever influenced or changed your opinion on a sport? This has happened to me personally in baseball, as I went from loving the sport to quitting and never playing again because of the negative influence of one coach. In a study done of influential groups on youth, coaches were found to have the number one impact on youth (The Importance). The encouragement coaches have can be both positive and negative. Their guidance can make players enjoy the sport even greater, or make them no…

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    easily joke about the good ‘ole bully days. I think Alice won’t let us forget that we did it. I actually think it brought Alice and I closer together. We are closer than ever now, she isn’t affected at all by the bullying. She has more self-confidence and esteem than me. I told her not too long ago, when were discussing this, that I think I actually made her stronger, just like I said as an excuse when Mason and I bullied her. Overall, you should think before you speak, don’t bully. Just…

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    Behavior Change

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    behavior. Many factors can contribute to behavior change such as personal, social, and environmental factors. For each factor there are, different strategies needed in order to change an individual in a positive way such as motivation and raising self-confidence. For example, when a person sees themselves getting too fat, they put themselves into a diet and exercise a more than usual. Motivation Behavioral change is possible if one has a strong motivation. Studies have shown that goals are…

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    Entry 10 : The last quotation Mr. Frank reads from Anne’s diary is “In spite of everything, I still believe that people are really good at heart.” This tell us that Anne’s character is kind, forgiving, and optimistic. Even if people do bad things at times, Anne still thinks that they a really good person at heart. She tries to see the good in things even if there isn’t much hope. I personally do agree with this quotation. People may do some bad things but afterwards they will feel guilty because…

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    Bullying can cause a lot of problems just by doing it once. They really can do harsh things to a small child. When bullies be mean to a small child once, the target could prevent suicide. Whenever a bullying show is going on, it will attract an audience (bystanders). Bystanders, however, can either stand up for the victim, or join in the fight with the bully. Bullies are worse than a bystander because they can bully lives in many ways, repeat the type of bullying they are doing to the victim,…

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    Cyberbullying Victims

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    There are way too many cyber bully victims all around the world today. The victims are so badly effected they can either become seriously depressed or even end their own life. Most people believe that only teenagers are involved in cyber bullying. But in fact there are adults such as a parent that can be under fake accounts online to hide who they really are. The sad thing is that aren’t parents supposed to teach their kids from right and wrong. That was not the case in the 2006 cyber bully…

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    prediction is correct or that a chosen course of action is the best or most effective. Self-confidence is having confidence in oneself. Arrogance or hubris in this comparison is having unmerited confidence believing something or someone is capable or correct when they are not. Overconfidence or presumptuousness is excessive belief in someone (or something) succeeding, without any regard for failure. Confidence can be a self-fulfilling prophecy as those without it may fail or not try because…

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    For years, anorexia has been a serious mental and physical illness. Anorexia is a serious, sometimes deadly mental disorder that can affect children as young as eleven when exposed to peer pressure. Anorexia is a serious mental disorder that anyone as young as eleven can develop when struggling with peer pressure and body image. Many social media sites, the most popular one being Tumblr, create triggering trends that encourage anorexic tendencies. These trends include, “#thinspiration”,…

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    Bullying kills innocent people and needs to be stopped. Bullying is more than just kids or adults making fun of each other in the classroom. Many times the knowledge about bullying lacks, and the different ways it can be performed. Bullying includes actions such as making threats to someone, spreading stories that may or may not be true, attacking someone physically or mentally, and keeping out someone from a group on purpose. Adults and children are victims of physical, verbal, cyberbullying,…

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