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    Roger’s theory of fully functioning persons is the fully functioning person is the most desirable end result of psychological development and social evolution. Although Jerry has his life together for the most part, he is still missing some grand scale components that would help him to actually achieve actualization…

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    Being in a relaxed environment and not feeling any negative emotions during work really does enhance the ability for workers to do a good job. The reason why these workers were motivated during the first summer was because Joe had a very relaxed leadership style. He managed the workers the way he would have liked to be managed, and that worked well because he is all about getting work done. He understood that to have high-quality workers, they need to be happy. The motivation theory that…

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    to connect with a person identified with a specific category, but this can progress to a misconception. Misconceptions are created from stereotypes, but they are based on opinions and false assumptions; they require gossip. Many groups of individuals have been distorted from rumors and mere talk; it is critical to shed light on the truth of these misunderstandings. Lesbians are a widely misunderstood community…

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    Positivity People who are optimistic see the bright side of things. They don't mourn because of what they don't have but instead, tend to appreciate what they do have. People who are not positive worry about the wrong things that can happen, when in fact nothing as even happened. Teenagers may worry about how to juggle between work, school, keeping healthy and having a social life. Teenagers are in fact obligated to make life changing decisions everyday. On average, a 14 to16 year old…

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    are becoming accustomed, or being complacent of the dark or bad instances in life that people go through. When getting through life there will always be obstacles that will stand in one’s way of becoming successful. How a person approaches an obstacle depends on what type of person they are. “And sometimes hit a Tree Directly in the Forehead But as they learn to see Either the Darkness alters Or something in the sight Adjusts itself to Midnight And Life steps almost straight.” It’s easier to…

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    Is unity in diversity just a mere tolerance of physical, cultural, linguistic, social, religious, political, ideological and/or psychological differences or is it something more? Is it really required? What is the importance of a heterogeneous society when similarity can bring about a better understanding among people and cut conflicts? To understand all this, we must start with the basics. What is unity in diversity? Unity in diversity is unity without uniformity and diversity without…

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    The Power of Context illustrates that a person’s environment in all circumstances and influences surrounding one person, affects one’s development. During the Zimbardo experiment, he decides to create a mock prison in the basement of Stanford University, allowing half to be prisoners and the others to be guards. The purpose of this experiment was to figure out why…

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    I did not expect there were so many things that need to learn and practice to understand others and myself. For example, in a group project I was placed in a group with different age, sex, ethnic and personality. I somehow end up became the lead person in the group which is something that I never see myself to be based on the understanding of my own personality. After few weeks of unsuccessful communication with the group members, I had learned everyone are different and I can’t expect them to…

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    Natessia Leverington Essay # 5 Peter Singer makes the claim that, "The major ethical traditions all accept, in some for or other, a version of the golden rule that encourages equal consideration of interest. 'Love your neighbor as yourself, ' said Jesus. 'What is hateful to you, do not do to your neighbor, ' said Rabi Hillel. Confuicious summed up his teaching in very similar terms: 'What you do not want done to yourself, do not do to others. ' The Mahabarata Indian epic, says:…

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    or inside of a nursing home. I wish for these dogs to specialize in the care of older individuals who are disabled or unable to perform simple actions, so they can proved the elder with not only company but also provide assistance for any task the person needs help with. To obtain a dog at GDGP, the older individual themselves or a credible caretaker would call or email GDGP to establish and appointment with an inspector to check on the status of the older individual (to see if they have any…

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