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    Western Perspective

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    Regional perspectives historically influence many different aspects of the community. Typically, they are used to express certain attitudes, concerns, and ideals to ultimately translate to the public and therefore create visions and attitudes, that lead to plenty of opinion. However, what many do not realize is that these perspectives are the core to the judgement that will make up future actions and or behaviors. Media for instance, is a heavily influenced field that as much as many networks…

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    the first few years of life. The chapter introduced three major perspectives that may help explain how language is acquired and developed. The three perspectives that were addressed were the behaviorist perspective, the innatist perspective and the interactionist/developmental perspective. Contributions from key theorists such as F.B Skinner, Chomsky, Vygotsky and Piaget were included on the different perspectives. Each perspective presented its own strengths and weaknesses. The chapter also…

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    Cultural Perspectives

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    There are multiple ways in which my observational standpoint effected my TOC. One of the most unique perspectives I think that I bring to the TOC, which perhaps other members of my group do not bring is that I am very familiar with the Indian culture (because my family is from India) and therefore, I am able to bring a knowledge of a cultural perspective to our TOC-creation-process. I think that looking at various interventions through this lens is useful because I can get a better idea of what…

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    Realistic Perspectives

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    What does it mean to think realistically? The definition itself is pretty straightforward: to think about one’s own potential and abilities in a realistic perspective. Although some may say that having a realistic perspective is negative, it is much more than having a realistic mindset. Thinking realistically can expand people’s perspective on life while achieving their desired potential and goals. Unfortunately, the world is not one big fairytale. In fact, the world may seem quite the…

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    The main aim of this coursework is to explain each of perspectives aims to understand the aspect of crime. Due to theoretical perspectives’ influence the huge progress in criminology has been developed (Burke 2014). There is many criminological perspectives that can explain why certain type of individuals are committing certain type of crime (White and Haines 1996). In this work will be discussed the case of shoplifting. For that case can be used many of criminological aspects that may help to…

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    Critical Perspectives

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    just won't come. Critical Perspectives helps train this technique through a discussion-based class environment, using reading and writing assignments as a catalyst for the heart of the class -- group discusion, debate and expression. This is a class where students quickly learn that defending their opinions and convictions with 'it's this way because it just is' or because I said so' will not sell an audience or win an argument anywhere. "Above all, Critical Perspectives is a Rhetoric class. It…

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    Theoretical Perspective

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    Theoretical perspective matters in designing and executing health promotion and education because it guides the health educator to adequate approaches of intervention. Theories are utilized to understand individuals’ behaviors or choices, and are helpful for health educators to explain certain situations, or assess changes. To promote or educate health, it is critical to apply a theory before proceeding to an intervention. More than one theories may be fit for an intervention, however it is…

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    Sociological Perspectives

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    How do we understand the social world? This is one of the prominent questions in sociology that can be answered by sociological perspectives. Preceding the question is the definition of sociology along with briefly exploring its development throughout the 15th to 19th century to expound on the importance of its study. After defining and understanding sociological theories as the fundamentals of sociology, a scenario will be used to analyze and apply their principles. How sociology can…

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    Global Perspective

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    Rather than consist on one fluid narrative, The French Revolution in Global Perspective, is a collection of articles that rather than looking at the French Revolution from the traditional viewpoints, look at it from a global and non-political standpoint. In the introduction, the text argues that “the French Revolution does not have to be about just one big thing… and does not to “be studied (with) just one approach (11).” Acting as a textual historical panel, the text introduces several concepts…

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    Psychodynamic Perspective

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    Psychodynamic: The psychodynamic perspective would explain the origins of Priya’s disorder as coming from her childhood experiences. Priya’s mother suffered from an anxiety disorder which affected Priya by causing her to see the world in a similar way. The psychodynamic perspective would see this and conclude that her mother’s anxiety disorder likely influenced Priya’s own anxiety. In addition to that, Priya’s father never seemed to be impressed by her, which could have led to her constantly…

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