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    Shawshank Redemption takes place in Maine in the middle of the twentieth century. The narrator is known as “the guy that can get it for you (1),” referring to a guy that can get things those in prison might want, like cigarettes, alcohol, or anything else within reason. This makes him a very important man in prison, because in order to get what people want, he has to have connections on the inside and outside. Given that he is the only one the reader knows about that is able to do this, he seems…

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    White privilege is a topic that is always existing and has for a period of time, but it is not talked about that often and actions are not taken against it. This issue is difficult to diminish because the majority of people that are in authority are most like to be caucasians who are in that position thanks to the power of white privilege. It has cause many problems and caused many cases of unfair of treatment anywhere from inside a personal household to a community, to the society, and all the…

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    The Misinformation Effect

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    Twenty-four younger and twenty-four older adults from university viewed either a slideshow of theft in an office or shoplifting in a bookstore, and then according to their viewed event, they were given three narrative descriptions which were both neutral and misinformation. Then the participants completed a final yes-no recognition test or a final source-monitoring test…

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    physical aggression is thought of as a hallmark of a life-course persistent delinquency according to Moffit 's theory They will exhibit antisocial behavior very young including biting and hitting as early as age 4 and followed by crimes such as shoplifting, selling drugs, theft robbery, rape and child abuse. Mr. Mendez currently does not show or have a history of fitting the lifetime persistent…

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    Sports allows students to excel academically, and acts as an extension of school by teaching athletes lessons and skills that they don’t learn inside of a classroom. These lessons are a way for teens to become socially well-rounded when it comes to skills such as time management and leadership. In addition, the prevention of crime, which is defined as a social problem, is boosted through teen participation in athletic activities that involve social interaction. The social skills instilled in…

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    In “Rational Choice Theory and Interest in the “Fortune of Others” ”, Ray Paternoster, Chae Mamayek Jaynes, and Theodore Wilson test the relationship between an individual’s regard for others and their willingness to drink and drive, and if this regard affects the effect that threats of punishment have on an individual’s willingness to drink and drive. Rational choice theory has had many reiterations over the years with the most recent being based on self-regarding preference assumption…

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    Bulimia Bulimia affects society in many ways. Bulimia is a eating disorder where a person has a cycle of binge eating and purging. This disorder negatively affects the person's mental and physical well-being because of altered self perception and unhealthy eating practices. What are some treatments for Bulimia? One way that Bulimia can be treated is by discontinuing the cycle of regurgitating the food that they digested or consumed. Another treatment is changing negative thoughts…

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    Another tragic story from Thomas J. Billitteri is of 11 year old Carl Joseph Walker-Hoover who hung himself in April 2009 after bullies repeatedly called him gay; his death helped prompt Massachusetts to pass a strict anti-bullying law last spring. It’s horrible to hear such grievous stories of young children ending their existence due to harsh comments from bullies. On the other hand bullying can lead to destructive behavior, which can lead to children bringing guns to school to seek revenge on…

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    such as Iran (macias 158). The second foundation deals with people becoming deviant as they are labeled with that status. For example, if someone checked the sweetness of a bag of grapes by eating one and someone saw, they could say they were shoplifting. This title would stick. The third foundation deals with how rules are defined in consideration to social power. A homeless man on the sidewalk speaking his mind could get arrested for disturbing peace, where are people running for…

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    Peer pressure, it affects everyone no matter whether you’re male or female, we’re all victims of this evil wrath at some point during our life’s, its most common while you’re still in school. Vulnerably, innocent and pure children are subjected to various unhealthy demands from theirs peers to fit into the “cool” statues group. Social media is an enormous factor in the youth of this day and age. It suffocates their ability to be unique and have their own opinion of their surroundings like a…

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