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    Nate Parker Nate Parker is an American actor in movies and a director for his movies. He also produces movies as well as write them. Some movies that he starred in were Beyond the Lights, Red Tails, The Secret Life of Bees, The Great Debaters, Arbitrage, Non-Stop, Felon and Pride. He was born on November 18, 1979 and is 37 years old. He was born in Norfolk Virginia. Parker wasn’t always an actor, in his earlier days he was a wrestler. He wrestled at Great Bridge High School and also went…

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    Within social psychology, there are three perspectives social psychologists use to analyze how an individual or group behave or interact in society as whole. Symbolic Interactionism, the first of the perspectives, focuses on symbols individuals use to interact with each other, hence the name of the perspectives. Social Structure and Personality focuses on how society shapes the individual. Lastly, Group Processes show how societal rules operate within groups. Each of these perspectives affect…

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    Final Paper Max Weber and W.E.B. Du Bois in a Functionalist and Symbolic Perspective Everyone makes their own theory about the social world. Many social theorists look at most theories through one of the three perspectives: functionalist, conflict, or symbolic. In doing so they developed theories, study research, and speculate on many different social issues in life. In addition to the intense studies, they came up with new data and extra material to use with their own research to develop new…

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    Bureaucracy is seen in everyday life; they are imperative to society. Bureaucracies have made different impacts and “…tremendous strides in efficiency and productivity in the workplace through technology and the science of workplace management” (Larkin, 2015). This is a formal organization that helps accomplishes a goal or a task. Society would not be able to function properly without bureaucracy playing a role. Within a bureaucracy there are many different positions and elements that build the…

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    Maximal Oxygen Consumption; also known as VO2max, is defined as the highest rate at which oxygen can be taken in and used by the body every minute during intense exercise (2). It is measured in mL/kg/min, defined as the milliliters of oxygen per kilogram of body mass per minute. VO2max is generally measured by using a maximal exercise test to physical voluntary exhaustion where speed or power are increased consistently, requiring more oxygen uptake each phase. (1) Exercise intensities are…

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    measurement that measures the maximum volume that can be obtained by an individual is called VO2 max. VO2 physiology is two different categories 1) Utilization and 2) Delivery. Utilization is being able to extract and use oxygen. Delivery is about the transportation of oxygen cells either through the CVD or pulmonary system. VO2 is important for exercise and transporting oxygen to the muscles. VO2 max is important to health because it gives information on the function cardiac output of the…

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    Vo2 Max Analysis

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    Discussion VO2 max can be measured a variety of ways. There are many laboratory and/or field tests that could be completed by subjects to determine their VO2 max. According to McArdle (2015) “..usual activity modes include treadmill running or walking, bench stepping, and stationary cycling. In accord with exercise test and training specificity, other forms of testing employ free tethered, and flume swimming, swim-bench ergometry, in-line skating, roller skiing, simulated arm-leg climbing,…

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    As I’ve attended Sacramento State for the past four years, I have grown an interest in the way we develop as youth and as an adult. My attitude towards sociology grew as I began to further investigate the environment and how we develop as human beings. My sociological self-discovery in life was working with and helping the general public. I developed an interest in helping people get on the right track by emphasizing the great things in life compared to the negative aspects that we indulge in on…

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    Sociology is the systematic study of the relationship between individuals and society. We can get interpret the world by making connections of others and environments that surround us everyday. There are three major sociological perspectives which are: structural functionalism, conflict perspective, and symbolic perspective. The perspectives each have their own ways of looking at how the world and individuals work as a whole. Functionalist theorist Emile Durkheim, Herbert Spencer, Robert Merton…

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    The Many Obstacles of Capitalism I have been struggling with the reality that as Americans we are conditioned to become productive members of a capitalist society. Over the past few years I have slowly expanded my awareness regarding the capitalist system that drives this country by studying, working, and observing my surroundings. I have averaged an internship per year and landed several jobs, yet the roles I have played in these various companies have been largely unfulfilling. When I take a…

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