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    volume of data that needs to be scanned. When the query is too complex, the optimizer is no longer able to determine an optimal method and resorts to whole table scans to find the desired records, ignoring the indexing. A whole table scan on a moderate-sized table may take only seconds, but on the very large tables found in data warehouses, it can take several minutes. And when performing a complex query that involves many tables and many indices on those tables, whole table scans can force a…

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    There are four types of bullying Verbal, Physical, relational, and racist. Verbal accounts for 70% of reported bullying, it is also the easiest to get away with. Physical accounts for less than one third of bullying incidents. Physical bullies are most likely to end up with serious offences later in life. Relational which includes shunning, isolating, ignoring, and excluding. It is the hardest to detect because it usually unseen. Raciest…

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    Has anyone ever wonder what happen to that girl that you see get picked on because of her geeky glasses? What about the one boy that wasn’t the tallest boy in the class and got pushed around for it? Better yet what about that one boy or girl that you always seen with marks all on their arms bullying another child because they were getting bullied themselves? Then think about that one women that comes to work always wearing long sleeves no matter what, but then one day she was just gone. The…

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    1. Bullying cannot be pinned down to a singular behavior or form. Rather, most kids who bully use multiple tactics to inflict repetitive acts of unwanted aggression on their weaker victims (p.9). 1. This statement means that bullying should not be a narrative for physical aggression only. In addition, there are different forms of aggressions that bullies can use to inflict harm or hurt on their victim. Furthermore, bullying can be difficult to identify and differentiate the forms of aggressions.…

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    Hurtful Bystander Essay

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    Another kind of hurtful bystander is someone who encourages the bully by reacting positively to their actions, like laughing, cheering, or shouting encouragement (Education Development Center, 2008). This kind of bystander is also a bully. By encouraging it to happen, they are participating in the bullying. The more bystanders who do this, the worse it gets. Bystanders who do this should be held to the same standards as the bully when it comes to punishment, because their actions are equally bad…

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    Bullying is my greatest concern in schools today, it is one of the main causes why teens suffer from eating disorders, depression, anxiety disorders, and other illnesses. This is why I chose to focus on bullying for my social injustice. I wanted figure out how we can effectively decline the rates of bullying in schools, as I researched I found that peer mediation would be the best option to help this cause. I feel very accomplished and happy that I impacted my community for the better and I plan…

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    1) Bullying is a repeated verbal, physical, social or psychological behavior. It is harmful and involves misuse of power by one person or group towards and individual or a group eg. Hitting(physical), harassment, insulting(emotional) . (NSW, n.d.) 2) The main Forms of Bullying: Physical: When an individual or group uses a plainly apparent act of physical force to gain power over an individual or group. Eg.A boy beating up another boy by kicking, punching, scratching, tripping in order to gain…

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    Physical Bullying “When people hurt you think of them like sandpaper; they may scratch and hurt you a bit but, in the end, you end up polished and they end up useless.” - Andy Biersack. In other words, bullies will keep being a bully, but at the end of the day they are not better than anyone else. Bullying nowadays isn’t only name calling, but pushing, kicking, hitting and sending mean text messages etc. Bullies are selfish, and they take advantage of others that are weak to take their anger…

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    classrooms. According to Levine and Tamburrino (2013), the two common categories of bullying that occur in preschools are physical aggression and relational aggression. Physical aggression involves causing direct harm to the other party such as biting, hitting, pushing, and kicking while exclusion and control over peer relationships are forms of relational aggression (Levine & Tamburrino, 2013). Since bullying among young children has been an increasing problem…

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    Offensive Persuasion Essay

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    There is a difference between aggression and offense. While aggressive arguments inspire revenge and hatred, offensive rhetoric utilizes methods of persuasion to win arguments. Strategic, offensive persuasion consists of many different tools to be effective. For instance, the primary step towards building an argument is setting goals. The persuader must form goals for themselves and the audience; “Argument’s Rule Number One: Never debate the undebatable. Instead, focus on your goals” (36). In…

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