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    uniqueness. This belief holds true, especially in regard to the world we currently live in. Our individual characteristics and traits are what initiates change and drives society; thus, in a world in which individuality did not exist, modern society as we know it would most likely fall to…

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    individual’s choice of what occupation they want. The society is able to regulate choice so no independent person can make a decision for themselves, only for the group, because the society’s main focus is how to benefit the group rather than an individual. Replacing independent choice with group choice is an important factor in creating a collective…

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    Excess in anything is a defect. Pride is a feeling that every individual possesses. However, it is entirely based on what side of the spectrum the individual hauls that feeling to. Sammy from John Updike’s “A&P” and Sylvia from Toni Cade Bambara’s “The Lesson”, portray a great sense of gratification in their personalities and end up on the negative side of the spectrum, where they are bound to face difficulties in their respective lives. However, Destiny’s observation based on the quotation:…

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    institutions can have a negative effect on individuals. Our society relies heavily on institutions, particularly the medical and educational institutions, however they often fail us, and as a result, negatively impact individuals. This is highlighted in ‘Whose life is it anyway?’, image 1 and the tragic incidents at Bankstown hospital involving two babies. By using these examples, i hope to persuade you why institutions can have negative effects on individuals. I strongly believe that ‘Whose…

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    The overall development of a society requires a good educational system, which could lead to technological advancements and many scientific discoveries. According to Behrman and Stacey they mentioned that "Education provides "social benefits" for individuals and society at large, including a better way of taking care of ourselves, and consequently creating a better society to live in". Which means that human values,…

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    history, society has shaped the lives of individuals by assigning individuals a specific way to be a part of society while deviation is most likely viewed as unacceptable and censured. Betty Friedan in chapter 1 of her novel “The Feminine Mystique” describes society’s assigned role for women and how women sacrificed their desires to fulfil this role and assimilate into society. E.J Graff in his essay “The M/F Boxes” describes how transgendered and intersex individuals suffer humiliation and…

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    Body Piercers

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    matter of their beliefs toward the tattoo industry. In general, it is known the body modification industry is not favorable, but is not illegal and still present evidently. Body piercers and tattoo artists have considerably more qualities than individuals give them credit for. To become a tattoo artist or body piercer, one is required to follow a series of steps and be aware of the training, responsibilities, industry, and work environment. Body modification is a wide range of study in which can…

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    intellectual curiosity, and independence of judgement. They are willing to entertain novel ideas and unconventional values, and they experience both positive and negative emotions more keenly than do closed individuals. They have a high appreciation of beauty in art, music, and nature. These individuals tend to be creative. They have a high appreciation of beauty in art and nature. Also, this person is very high in Agreeableness. The agreeable person is fundamentally altruistic. He/She is…

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    Alzheimer's Influences

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    disease, Alzheimer’s has aspects that are unique to the individual. While there are common symptoms that everyone will experience there are certain ones that are unique to certain individuals. There are many aspects in a dementia patient’s life that is affected. They are affected psychologically, emotionally, culturally, spiritually, and socially. While working with the family of a person who is diagnosed with Alzheimer’s and the individual you need to be aware of what aspects in their life are…

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    As social beings, it is adamant that we acquire a sense of belonging within ourselves and with the changing facets of humanity. The human necessity to belong is asserted by our allegiance to connect and bond with our surroundings and fellow man. It is essential in life that we understand and accept our identity in order to find a balance within society. Lacking to coexist or to immerse yourself with the greater population can result in loneliness and solitary confinement. “Feliks Skrzynecki” and…

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