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    Psychosocial Moratorium

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    the media. Already working their way through a very confusing time in life, having influences that are less than realistic can be misguided and dangerous. Teens believing what they see and hear on T.V. can find themselves engaging in behaviors that are less than safe. Youth who admire celebrities who don’t give in to pressures such drugs and poor behavior, or choose someone who gives to charity, dresses appropriately, is on television or the news because of her good deeds, then the influence on…

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    Why Is Technology Wrong

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    reading when people are not strong readers. Secondly, is that cellphone have ways to share information with social media. In social media things like YouTube help create superstars. Social media can also help with people that can post livestream or share the place they are visiting.…

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    goes through. In order to keep a relationship strong it needs to have certain values which are very important. Many beliefs idealism relationships or give people expectations of how they are supposed to be.Then thee are the different types of media , media can affect relationships negatively or positively. Lastly all relationships need balance in order to get through things together. Values thats romantic relationships should have is respect for each other, trust for one another which would…

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    Bad Body Image

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    This is due to how women perceive their body image. How someone views their body, as well as how they assume others view their body, is defined as body image. “This image is often affected by family, friends, social pressure and the media” (“11 Facts about Body Image’’). In today’s society there is too much pressure on teenage girls to have a perfect body image and to fit in with a generic mold. Low self-esteem is very common due to how one perceives their body image. Negative thoughts…

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    When it comes to the topic of sexualization, most of us will readily agree that it is apart of todays culture. Where this agreement usually ends, however, in on the question of is it a good or bad thing. Whereas some are convinced that it is good, others maintain that it is bad. The author of “The Sexualization of Girls is Harmful” is right about all the ways girls can be harmed with being sexualized but what the author does not consider is that in recent studies sexualization can be harmful to…

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    The Effects Of Media Violence On Children

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    programs they watch. Parents can combat the effects of television violence by following a few simple steps. First, parents should monitor, and limit the time their children spend watching television (Anderson). The less time watched, the less influence television will have. Second, parents should explain to children that violence on television is not right even if it is made to seem that way. Third, parents can simply watch television with their children, discussing the content with them. The…

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    Morocco Stereotypes

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    Our Moroccan society is one of the most societies believing in attitudes and stereotypes. People hold attitudes about any type of people according to their culture and education. Popular Moroccan culture employs all the possible methods to spread and sustains these attitudes and stereotypes, and this task is much easier using means of communication and especially social media. Attitudes can be positive or negative, but in the Moroccan society, most attitudes and stereotypes are created to…

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    tendency to lean in a certain direction, often to the detriment of an open mind. Those who are biased tend to believe what they want to believe, refusing to take into consideration the opinions of others. This thought process can greatly influence people’s social interactions, and the way that they live their lives. Perceptions develop how people perceive themselves and others on a daily basis. It is important to investigate how people’s actions and behaviors, effect, not only themselves,…

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    MORAL DEGENERATION IN MODERN AFRICAN SOCIETY AND SCHOOLS Modern South African society and the continent at large are plagued and encounter experiences of moral decline. Moral degeneration is a universal phenomenon which does not only negatively affect the society but also foster serious moral breakdown. It is acknowledged that the essence of morality entails knowing good and bad, right and wrong human behaviour. However, there is a lack of relay of moral values in family systems in determining…

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    Many individuals labelled with this mental illness are pushed away from society and are alienated. People with mental health problems are considered unpredictable, unable to work and to make decisions, unintelligent, weak and aggressive. Stereotypes all that do not correspond to reality, but that influences attitudes and behaviours that others have towards them. This stigma and discrimination as a result are the main barrier for the recovery…

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