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    formed groups that are mostly criminals and or people who “hate life”. In contrast he references the opposite extreme for tribe number five, their name in this case was “life is great” whom make up the majority of the leaders within our society. As a person can imagine the groups in between make up a combination of the two extremes. The point of this TED Talk was not to classify individuals but…

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    form, memory relations are created when a person establishes some form of extension in conscious activity within the mind. However, memory gaps can be factored in and despite being the same person, people can sometimes forget an event in the past that links each person to being one and the same . As such, the remedy to this problem is to introduce the idea of a chain of memory connections. Person n (n being the n-th term…1,2,3,4, infinity, etc.) and Person 1 are memory connected if there is a…

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    situation, and some people believe that people with mental health problems are dangerous and should be watched every second of every day. The reasons being is because others believe that when around a person with a mental illness, they will be in danger for some reason and may be at risk. “Benevolence: persons with severe mental illness are childlike and need to be cared for” (“Watson and Corrigan” 2). Individuals believe that others are childlike and are not right enough in the head to be alone…

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    Dorris Lessing is a well-known British woman who is a very talented novelist who wrote the article “Group Minds”. In the article Lessing argues how it is in human nature to conform to the group even while knowing we can make our own decisions we continue to follow. Lessing’s states, “My mind is my own, my options are chosen by me, I am free to do as I will” (652). This quote portrays that this is the minds set of your average individual, but in reality these dreams fall short. In Dorris…

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    Gifted Person Psychology

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    When looking at an individual and deciphering if he/she can be classified as a gifted person, there are several criteria that one needs to take into consideration. For identification purposes, educators and other professionals no longer solely look at one’s fixed intelligence but other aspects that when stimulated and nurtured can grow a person’s talents whether cognitive, intuitive/creative, or motor/sensory expressions. “Growth of intelligence depends on the interaction between our…

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    This is the ability to think less of oneself. As a mature individual, one should not be drawn to their own attention. People should have the ability to appreciate others for the contribution they have made to their success. A mature person will also give thanks to the creator for the talents accorded to them. They are aware that without this most of their accomplishments would not have been feasible. Most of the decisions associated with mature individuals are based on character and…

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    and career. Rule based thinking meaning not focusing on the results of my action but the principle. My principles are that being one’s self and saying what’s on one’s mind is extremely important because it provides indirect health benefits for the person being oneself, representation is always a must no matter where you are in life or career, and because…

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    In The Game Of Tetriminos

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    In collective action, however, each part is a person. While humans are certainly much more complex than blocks on a computer screen, tetriminos and individuals are surprisingly comparable. Each individual takes up a different space in society, fitting into different social roles. Likewise, each tetrimino…

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    Bystanders around a person being arrested or in correlation with an officer would want just as much protection as the next person. People want to be believed just as much as they want to be heard. They want to have protection as well as proof. Usually citizens are not filming police officers to interfere with or delay their…

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    The self is a person 's being and what distinguishes them from others. It is what lets people know that they are separate from other people, who they are, and how they interact socially with others. The self is hard to describe because scientists can not pinpoint any part of the body to what makes up the self. Because the self is so hard to clearly define it is broken down into three main parts: self-knowledge, public self, and agent self. Self-knowledge is the awareness of beliefs that people…

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