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    In our lives, we have many relationships between us and families, friends, or romantic relationship. These relationships have stories from beginning until now or end. Some of the relationships have ended up to be separated or even hate each other while others have lovely moments, and it is continuing forever. These relationships have passed the stages of relationships development and maintenance. There are ten stages which are initiating, experiments, intensifying, integrating, bonding, differentiating, circumscribing, stagnating, avoiding, and terminating. However, I have had a friend whom I liked, but I ended up to break the friendship between me and him. The first stage of relationship development and maintenance is initiating.…

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    Sustainable development, being defined as “ development that meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs’ (Brundtland,1987:43) is being increasingly recognised by the global society. One of this can be seen from the fact that sustainable development was included in the Millennium Development Goals(MDGs) of the United Nations as one of the explicit goals (MDG7) among the eight goals. This can show that the national government…

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    tough times, you can strengthen the friendship you have. Case Analysis: Stages When I got into my seventh grade year, I met Danielle who quickly became my best friend. Instead of starting in the Initiating phase of Knapp’s Stages of Relationship Development, we…

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    The concept of Sustainable development explores the relationship among economic development, environmental quality, and social equity (Rogers, Jalal & Boyd, 2005). The terms of Sustainable development has been evolving since 1972, when the first international community determined the correlation between quality of life and environmental quality at the “United Nations Conference on the Human Environment” in Stockholm. Gladwin et al. (1995) had stated that it was hardly possible to require a…

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    Why the Connection Between Democracy and Development is Fading It has often been believed that the presence of a democratic government within a state inevitably guarantees the state’s developmental success, and as a country develops economically, a democratic power will soon follow. However, this topic has been largely debated both in the twentieth century and the turn of the millennium because of the growing number of autocratic states developing economically while avoiding weakening…

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    The quality of the relationship is reflected in how well the child progresses through the five stages of development. As adults, we tend to respond to people regarding to which of our early relationships they remind us of (a process called transference). Freud argued that children copy their parent's behaviour with the Oedipus complex and the Electra complex, which are both about falling in love with a parent, and resenting that parent's partner. The Oedipus complex is where the boy child falls…

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    Recognizing and understanding the development of a child and how the relationship between, the parent and child change over course of a life span. First and for most development is defined as systematic changes and continuities in the individual that occur between conception and death, human development fall into three broad domains. Physical, cognitive, and psychosocial development (Sigelman & Elizabeth A. Rider, 2015, p. 4). The study of life-span development are describing, predicting,…

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    The relationship between mining and development has long been debated with perspectives on mining’s role in national development relatively polarised. The debate is between two opposing sides; on the one hand are the mining industry, mining advocates and many international institutions, including the World Bank Group, who continue to advocate mining as a national development strategy suggesting that it creates employment, provides taxation revenues for developing country governments and also…

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    This essay argues that Asia has contradicted modernisation theory’s relationship between capitalist development and political change because of the positive relationship between Asian states and their middle and upper classes, against the lower working class. Firstly, this essay will explain modernisation theory’s concept of capitalist development and political change and how the middle class is an important political class; referring to examples in Western Europe and Asia. Secondly, this essay…

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    needs for survival but for social and emotional development. (Farrington-Flint, Pg74) Research showed that babies are born with skills to interact and can recognise the mothers voice at birth (Grossmann, 2010). Early relationships have an impact on the children’s social development because the infant will learn skills such as sharing, respect and turn taking, children will need these skills to enable them to effectively develop relationships with other people later in life. First relationships…

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