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    Self - protection and gun control are still a big topic of discussion. There are those who are against self-protection and want strict laws set for gun usage and there are others who don’t want to have strict restrictions for guns and who are for self-protection or their rights to bear arms. Without researching the topic, I would believe it could be beneficial to carry a concealed weapon around in case someone was in trouble. I could also see it being a terrible mistake if it got into the wrong…

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    is not only responsible for underlies planning but also voluntary behavior. Luna says there are two kinds of self-control behavior. The exogenous and endogenous. Exogenous control is reflexive, and it is generated by external stimuli. Endogenous control is voluntary and it is generated by internal plan. It basically means exogenous control is caused by outside affects, and endogenous control is caused by your thoughts or minds. Luna said a mature prefrontal cortex makes it easier for endogenous…

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    Without overlooking the disparities of Self-Control Theory and the solid association of biological components to the conduct of serial killers, Self-Control Theory is the more congruent theory. At the hypothesis' center, it expresses that wrongdoing is a consequence of inappropriate raising of youth, which is extremely equivalent to the sociological advancement of the serial killer. Self-Control Theory clarifies why a select number of children with inadequate youth maturation with respect to…

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    Imagine if we acted on every one of our thoughts. Whether we were angry, sad, or happy, where would we be? Would we have committed murder, suicide, or even helped someone out? Thoughts are a powerful conscious tool that determine the actions we commit. With these thoughts comes danger. If we are careless and do not reflect on our actions, we hold the possibility of committing the extreme. That is why it is important to take time throughout the day to reflect and think our actions thoroughly.…

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    If Romeo had demonstrated better self control, he wouldn’t have been separated from his newly wedded wife. After picking a fight with Tybalt and killing him, the Prince had to exile Romeo for the felony he committed: Romeo slew him; he slew Mercutio… And for that offence Immediately we…

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    “Macbeth engages in self-refashioning that amounts to sabotage committed upon himself ” (Willis). He even says in act three of the play “my strange and self abuse.” So was Macbeth really a victim of his own fate? Macbeth was in complete control of his actions, but by knowing his future and with the influence of others thinks only he can make it come true. One of the main and understated relationships in the play is that between Macbeth and the witches. Their relationship is one of a peculiar…

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    values including those dealing self-control and ones such as social justice and courage. Socrates wanted the society to adopt ethical behaviors that will promote ultimate happiness and good care of human soul (Schultz and Paul 138). He believed that the quality of our soul is more important than our richness, and people should strive to live well and happy in the society (Deslandes 326). Despite this, there are those who argue that Socrates’ views about self-control were mainly paradoxical…

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    Self control is a very important asset to have. To be able to control your actions and words in all situations is self control. Mary Maloney, a young, pregnant woman, showed that she did not have the best self control. She was taken over by her emotions when her husband, Patrick, told her he was leaving her. She ended up killing him with a lamb leg, acting like nothing happened, and feeding it to the investigators of the crime. The overall lesson in “Lamb to the Slaughter” is that you need to…

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    have complete control and power over their victim (Krieger, 2008). IPV affects men,…

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    Self-control can be defined as the control over one’s desires and emotions toward something. Mark Muraven researched the use of self-control and how it pertained to the cessation of smoking. Muraven stated, “Because of the critical nature of self-control in smoking cessation, an intervention that increases people's ability to exert self-control should result in much better cessation outcomes” (Muraven 446). Muraven believed that if one had the will-power and determination to stop smoking, then…

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