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    require aid and may improve with the help of programs and cleanups. During the book, we can see how a lack of stability in the neighborhood caused issues for Lafeyette in his pursuit of education. He had difficulty as a student and was also caught shoplifting in Chapter 16. Referring to our class notes, we can see that through sport, individuals can be connected through community services and supports through sport-based outreach programs. Having sports programs in place can aid participants to…

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    acts and our celebrity obsessed culture potentially be influenced or do the same wrongdoings as celebrities. For example, Deborah King states, “Winona Ryder has been arrested and convicted of shoplifting.” This shows that celebrities influence us negatively because some followers of her may think shoplifting is acceptable. Most of the media pay attention to the wrongful or tragic actions in celebrities’ lives. (King 4) This means that more of the media swarms with news about the bad…

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    exercising their rights then it is ok. Another important example is when she points out Father Tim Jones of York. During a sermon, he was addressing "That shoplifting by the desperate from chain stores might be acceptable behavior." While Rebecca agreed with the father, she wanted to go in depth to find out why these people are so desperate to make shoplifting an acceptable activity in this society. This shows how she would not condemn these student protesters and she would rather listen to them…

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    In American Anonymous: Eight addicts in search of a life written by Denizet-Lewis (2009) I found interesting that in our society, there are many people who suffer addictions which are health problems that are common. I like how Denizet-Lewis describes each character, because he provides a lot detail. The language that he uses is colloquial, which let the readers get engage. Studies have shown that social factors play an important role in the development of human behaviors that include the drug…

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    Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness are the three well-known powerful words in the Declaration that are given to all human beings (Jefferson). Yet, they are taken away the moment you step foot inside a prison. Locking away inmates for life, for nonviolent crimes should not be upright. Withdrawing pointless money from tax payers is absurd. The Declaration of Independence states that the government should protect unalienable rights. How is life protected in prison when they literally take…

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    One common form of violence that occurs among children in public and private facilities around the globe is bullying. Bullying can cause kids to fear and dread going to school and can inhibit a student's ability to learn. In extreme cases, bullying may lead to school shootings and even suicide. There is evidence to support the claim that bullying was a contributing factor in the shootings at the Columbine High School and Santana High School shootings. Bullying involves a sense of…

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    Socialization Agents Family Orenthal James Simpson grew up outside of San Francisco, California in a low income family with three other siblings. His mother worked at a psychiatric ward to support her four children. However, O.J Simpson’s father left his family with no apparent reason when he was a toddler. In return, O.J Simpson never had an influential male figure while growing up. Because of that incident it possibly could have had a huge emotional repercussion for his decisions he would…

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    Reading the case example, Derek is still considered as a teenage boy. He had made many illegal violations of rules like arrested for shoplifting, vandalism, joyriding and drug use. Based on the given information, I predict that Derek is displaying conduct disorder. From the DSM 5, the symptoms for conduct disorder aggression to people and animal, destruction of property, deceitfulness or theft, and serious violation of rules. In the symptoms of conduct disorder, Derek has at least three out of…

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    In the business world, corporations use retail profiling as a tool to prevent crime or fraud within their store locations. Retail profiling is a discriminatory practice, which allows the workers to focus on the race of the customer, to deem someone suspicious of offenses. Retail profiling is an issue because it targets shoppers, effects the trust of the customers, and also gives white shoppers an unfair advantage. Many employees that work for corporations are instructed to profile shoppers by…

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    Bullying is a major problem among all schools in the United States and all over the world. Bullying generates fear, alters a student's abilities to learn, and leads to anti-social behavior. It can lead to severe acts of violence such as suicide. Also, some school shootings have been linked to bullying like Columbine and Santana High Schools in the early 2000s. Through studies and very thorough research, programs have been created and authorized to help combat and ultimately prevent bullying…

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