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    As human technological improvement progresses into the present-day, the public is confronted with difficult issues. Genetic modification and cloning are both notable examples of technological issues that have considerable moral and ethical implications. Genetic modification is a stirring subject, and genetically modified organisms in particular, has widespread potential to develop modern day agriculture. To move towards a sustainable future in food production there should be the widespread…

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    What is the communication topic about? Uncertainty reduction theory is an idea that was written about in 1975 by Charles Berger & Richard Calabrese. The central idea behind this theory is that when individuals first meet strangers they will employ certain strategies to gain information about this unfamiliar person in order to be able to predict or explain that persons’ actions, thoughts, and feelings (cited by Gibbs, Ellison & Lai, 2011, Antheunis, Valkenberg & Peter, 2010). According to…

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    The positivist school of criminology derived from positive philosophy and the logical and methodology of empirical or experimental science. Positive philosophy emerged during a time of tremendous social change which occurred at the end of the time for Enlightenment thinkers, and it was an explicit repudiation or reaction to the critical and “negative” philosophy of Enlightenment thinkers. Two of the most recognizable figures of positive philosophy are Saint-Simon who fought in both the…

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    Task 3 Part A: First, the 13th Amendment was made; it gave African Americans something they had always wanted, ever since they were born, their freedom. Immediately after the Civil War, they sought to give meaning to freedom by reuniting families separated under slavery, establishing their own churches and schools, seeking economic autonomy, and demanding equal civil and political rights (Norton, 2015). The 13th Amendment did not protect African-Americans, so the 14th Amendment was made. The…

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    And for boys, they learn how to care for things in a “motherly” role just as the title’s origin explains: “William wants a doll, so when he has a baby some day, he’ll know how to dress it… ‘Cause some day he may want to be a father too” (lyrics by Sheldon Harnick 19744). Gender neutral upbringing is all about children having equal opportunities that will lead to better gender equality for their…

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    swirling, ebony smoke filled the air. They soon came to the realization that the church on Jay Mountain was up in flames. The boys were around the area when the church caught on fire because a few days earlier, Johnny Cade had a killed a Soc; Robert Sheldon. When the boys arrived at the scene, Johnny felt somewhat responsible for the cause of the fire because of his careless smoking. As the terror continued, Johnny discovered that several kids were inside the church. Johnny and Pony rushed…

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    Student-Teacher Relationships Create Positive Learning Environments When it comes to the topic of education, most of us will readily agree that a positive connection with a teacher is an essential part of learning and growing as a student. Where this agreement usually ends, however, is on the question of will positive student-teacher relationships improve student behavior? While administrators are convinced that strict discipline is the only answer for classrooms, psychologists believe that…

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    beginning, this is slowly becoming a national trend. As the trend gains popularity there is more funding offered to continue its success. “Shelton State in June was awarded a $10,000 grant from Truth Initiative to carry out its program by Aug. 2017. Sheldon State was one of fifteen…

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    been trying to understand why certain people defy the social norms and laws for decades. Criminologist are important for society because they directly impact how legislators create laws and policies. There have been many criminologist like William Sheldon, Robert Merton, and Charles Galton and each crafting their own theories on why people have act a particular way. This paper will focus on Robert Agnew’s General Strain Theory (GST). Agnew’s theory focuses on the individual and his/her…

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    They also have a capacity to demonstrate minimal potential for extreme impact compared to cognitive ability tests. This is the reason why more organizations are joining the band wagon of using these assessments before filling job vacancies. In a survey that was carried out recently, almost seventy five per cent of organizations have either used or are considering the use of personality tests in selection. When viable personality tests are used appropriately, they offer a non subjective data…

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