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    aspects of social behavior. This review will first focus on mammalian organisms. In most of the experiments discussed below, microdialysis was used to measure the level of OT and AVP because of its ability to directly monitor both neuropeptides when released in the brain (Landgraf & Newmann, 2004). a) Social bonding A study on the behavioral effects of OT and AVP was done using prairie and montane vole models because they are genetically similar but, socially different. Prairie voles are social…

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    only with white skin, not black skin are created equal. To further explain, social injustice is defined the unfair treatment in which the rights of a person or a group of people are ignored. People are victimized due to their unfavorable traits determined by society. In his novel Of Mice and Men, John Steinbeck uses the characters of Candy, Curley’s Wife and Crooks to demonstrate that individuals are often victims of social injustice due to their age and physical disability, gender or race. For…

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    quality of life, it is important to have a balance of these three elements. Environment, context, and culture can either hinder or facilitate both occupational performance and participation. The environment consists of both a physical aspect and a social aspect. Context refers to the specific conditions that surround a person. Culture refers to a person’s beliefs and values. Without the balance of these three factors, quality of life may be compromised. All of these pieces combine together to…

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    Lim, 2001). These outcomes must be easily measured and consistently serve the same practical purpose (Plucker & Lim, 2001). In the 21st century, creativity has many outlets, one of which is social media. In the age of Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest and Tumblr, any number of people can log-on to a plethora of social expressivity and creative thought. One website remains considerably different from the others. Pinterest hosts approximately 17.8 million users, which in terms…

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    Cultural beliefs and biases relate to the social issue of bullying in many ways. There is a strong correlation between bias and bullying. Victims are often targeted because of certain characteristics such as race, sexual orientation, ethnicity, income equality, religion, or gender expression. While creating the concept map, I did not fully grasp the definition of biases based bullying, rooted in prejudice and stereotypes related to a person’s identity. A current example of biases bullying in…

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    The attachment to the use of social media sites has skyrocketed in the last few years (P). Statistics compiled by the Pew Research center show that over 73% of America’s population log onto these social media sites such as Instagram, Facebook and Snapchat daily. Users of these sites are becoming addicted and dependent on these sites, and less involved in real world concepts. The adverse effects of these social media websites outnumber the positive impacts. These sites have been known to have…

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    In The Politics, Aristotle questions the compatibility of commerce and “the good life,” a lifestyle involving political participation, financial independence, and philosophical thought that culminates in the fullest development of reason and other faculties (3). In particular, he contests the view of Solon, an Athenian politician and firm proponent of commerce and trade, who believed that “no bound to riches has been fixed by man” (11). Aristotle provides three reasons to combat Solon: the…

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    Introduction The goal of Mercy Rehabilitation Institute is to provide comprehensive and reliable care to individuals with physical disability. This facility has been established since 1847 by the Sisters of Mercy, but was highly recognized as one of the country’s leading hospital since its merger with UPMC effective Jan. 1, 2008 (http://www.upmc.com). One famous competitor is the Department for Special surgery; this department has much high-tech equipment for the rapid surgical procedures and…

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    as social isolation, depression, and cyberbullying” (Nesi and Prinstein, 2015, p. 1428). The article shows us that daily use of technology can have both beneficial and harmful effects on people; it just depends on how often they use and their purpose for using it. If someone is using social media to create this virtual reality, then he or she will most likely end up becoming depressed. For, he or she will find himself or herself constantly comparing themselves to others. People who use social…

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    the main character Emily Grierson is depicted as a person of southern tradition. Throughout the story the life and mental state of Miss Emily is shown through gruesome and ironic events. Her lover a Yankee, Homer Barron is a dividing figure in the social class structure of the south. In “A Rose for Emily” William Faulkner displays the south and its unwillingness to change. Throughout “A Rose for Emily” there are many ironic events that help develop the character of Miss Emily. For many years…

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