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    “Make a rational choice,” how many times have you used this phrase or heard other people use it? Numerous times right? Whenever we are receiving or giving advice, we try to focus on the rationale. So what is a rational choice? According to a traditional model of rational choice theory, a choice is considered rational if it is expected to maximize utility. Usually, any choice that tends to increase the level of satisfaction is considered to be rational. To have a better understanding of the…

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    violation benefits outweighs the punishment of committing a crime for a criminal. The theory implies that an increment of punishment severity would lower crime rate(Causes of Crime-ODU).Two subcategories of Choice Theory are Rational Choice Theory and Routine Activity Theory. Rational Choice Theory is the idea that societal behaviour patterns reflect individual choices and the pros and cons of their actions(Causes of Crime-ODU). Whereas Routine Activity Theory focuses on the likelihood of crimes…

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    Chernobyl. It is interesting to see the thoughts behind the actions made by Tepco abbreviated to tepco for the remaining of the paper. This essay tries to answer the research question. To what extent does the Rational Actor Model explain the events during the Fukushima disaster. The Rational actor model in the remaining p-art of the essay abbreviated to R.A.M is a model introduced by Allison and Zelikow it is used Cuba missile crisis to show its applicability to understand the model. This paper…

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    that were made available to them. The law enforcement community has gone through many different theories of crime control as each political system has come into power. In the middle of the 20th century the country was using the “professional” or “rational-legal bureaucratic” model, which standards included training, technical skills, education and strict role of crime fighting (McElvain, Kposowa,…

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    psychological disorders or just using a therapeutic approach when coping with certain challenges that arise in daily living requires various approaches to meet a variety of needs and personalities. Three approaches to therapy, Gestalt, client centered and rational emotive therapy were used on one client named Gloria to achieve a similar goal. Gloria is a 30-year-old over recently divorced mother who is currently seeking therapy to address various personal troubles in her life. Albert Ellis,…

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    have also developed many conflicting theories. It is up to the citizens within the nation to decide whether their government is effective, and whether there needs to be reforms to improve the state of the nation. In Caplan’s article “The Myth of The Rational Voter” he states “voters gravitate toward the same mistake. They don’t cancel each other out, they compound.” This statement is supported by his idea of being rationally ignorant, where the consequences of holding a illogical belief are…

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    As the rational values of the Enlightenment era increasingly permeated society in the 18th century, criminal investigation became a more evidence-based, rational procedure − the use of torture to force confessions was curtailed, and belief in witchcraft and other powers of the occult largely ceased to influence the court's decisions. Two examples of English forensic science in individual legal proceedings demonstrate the increasing use of logic and procedure in criminal investigations at the…

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    committed her actions because of her addiction and her inability to weight future consequences, and thus reducing her rationality and free will. The theory would then be able to function since Joan was deprived of her rationality and free will. As well, rational choice theory is not a universal explanation, meaning it is simply a tool that can help explain one facet of a phenomenon (Lovett, 2016). As such, it…

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    In order to apply rational emotive behavioral therapy in the classroom, it is imperative to understand the irrational beliefs about the self that children face today. A study conducted by Flett, Hewitt and Cheng (2008) analyzed the connections between the societal held impressions of perfectionism on adolescents and the irrational beliefs and self-concepts that ensue. For this particular experiment, a total of 142 females and 108 males between the ages of 15 to 18 years participated with the…

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    The Rational letter The immigration innovation act is a bipartisan bill that double the number of visas thus removing the limit of the employment based on green cards. The United States is currently facing an issue of approximately of 11 to 12 million undocumented citizens that extends to a wide range of issues. The Pew Research Center revealed Americans have mixed opinion if immigrants are beneficial or harmful to America. 50% of respondents state that immigrants are making the economy worse…

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