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    talked about in class, I was interested to learn about his views on abortion. “We saw in our discussion of abortion that the potential of a fetus to become a rational, self-conscious being cannot count against killing it at a stage when it lacks these characteristics - not, that is, unless we are also prepared to count the value of rational self-conscious life as a reason against contraception and celibacy. No infant has as strong a claim to life as beings capable of seeing themselves as…

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    This law prescribes that rational, autonomous agents should only perform actions that would maintain their function if adopted universally. If one were to tell a lie, they would be conforming to the rule that “Lying is acceptable.” Such a rule would prove to be self-defeating in…

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    PART B Question 3 Does being rational and realistic necessarily equate with being happy, and how do Narrative and Mindfulness Therapy differ from CBT in their approach to fostering happiness? The equation of being ‘rational’ and ‘realistic’ fosters the thought of happiness as one assumes it would. Individual interpretations of rational thoughts and accurate beliefs are expressions of what the mind is feeling. This essay will discuss how Narrative and Mindfulness Therapy differ from CBT in their…

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    In general, being self-interest person does not mean that you are a greedy person because being self-interest person is a powerful weapon where the individual goes in search of a personal benefit, where the person feels motivated to include social and psychological thoughts. However, being greedy is when you want to have something with access to accumulating and to not share it with others, In other words, someone who thinks of their self. As human beings, we all act with a self-interest mindset…

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    and Ivan, as well as the meaning of my own existence. The philosophical difference between Ivan and Socrates lie in the two distinct perspectives towards life they held. While Ivan valued society’s acceptance and concerned himself only with its expectations, Socrates sought wisdom and the examination of societal…

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    longest lasting social institutions. In the 21st century, however, some have begun to question its stability as an institution and argue that marriage is slowly becoming deinstitutionalized. In the following text, I will touch on theories such as rational choice and feminist to demonstrate that marriage is still a powerful social institution. Additionally, I will establish how practices previously viewed as deinstitutionalizing marriage, such as divorce and cohabitation, are, in fact,…

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    Mr. Bhaer was an intelligent man who always tried to get the kids to behave, while also showing a loving side to the children at Plumfield. Men were expected to be powerful, brave, rational, independent, able to resist temptation, loud, and promiscuous. Mr. Bhaer was very brave and rational, yet he always stayed loyal to his wife. He and Mrs. Bhaer were a team and he wouldn't give that up for anything. On the other hand, women were supposed to be almost a total opposite to men. Being…

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    new concepts I learned. I also found some of the questions and rationale interesting. Three new things I learned: (1) The question regarding “a conscientious healthcare provider cannot eliminate prejudices or assumptions”. I personally find the rational that most of us harbor assumptions about patients simply untrue. I think a true professional looks at a patient as a human being in need of assistance. I personally also feel that a great deal of prejudicial assumptions is rooted in the…

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    monetarist model and the important paper “official intervention on the Forward Exchange Market” published by R. Mundell and J. Fleming in 1961 analysed the effect of official intervention in exchange rate. Second, considering the masterpiece paper “ Expectation and Exchange Rate Dynamics” published by R. Dornbusch in 1976, the overshooting model made the growth of contemporary monetary policy. Third, even though the monetary expansion is a useful tool to improve macroeconomics, it is still…

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    This means that senior and junior players in an organization act as innovators and entrepreneurs, and that they can inspire others to do the same. Taking risks is not just about jumping in foolishly, but assessing in a cool and rational way what the risks are and preparing for them. Innovation inevitably starts with creativity. Many of us have some creativity and it is the organizations role to provide an environment where we dare to be creative A last key to insure success is marketing…

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