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    over the time period. Fitzgerald’s novel, The Great Gatsby, is about how the narrator, Nick’s, life is changed when he becomes the next-door neighbor to one wealthy enigma, Jay Gatsby. Throughout the novel, the reader discovers how money, a higher social class, and the mindless pursuit of these things creates immorality in one’s own life and in others around them. Even people who appear as paragons of society still use unethical means to achieve their greatness. One example is when Tom is…

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    Socio economic Status and Substance Abuse According to Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration’s National Survey on Drug Use, in 2014, 15.8 million women (or 12.9 percent) ages 18 or older had used illicit drugs; also in 2014, 4.6 million women (or 3.8 percent) ages 18 and older had misused prescription drugs; and in 2013, every 3 minutes, a woman went into the emergency room for prescription painkiller misuse or abuse. The problem with substance abuse has existed in women’s…

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    tend to think a lot about the looking-glass self-concept to an extent that is unhealthy, even when we don’t realize it. This film exercised the fact that there is consequences when one acts with such high maintenance and labeling others to a specific social group just because of what their interests…

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    in direct correlation to social class. There is a general consensus between the high school students that he interviews, that the poor are poor because it’s their own doing. And that those students have no understanding of the ways that opportunity is not equal in America and those social structures pushes people around and maintains the status quo. Loewen laments about the number of middle class families having dropped steadily since 1967, not rising but lowering in social class. That there is…

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    Book Critique Barbara Ehrenreich starts her book by discussing how the lower class of America can survive on the minimum wage. She thinks that living as the lower class is unfair and impractical and hopes that one day they will do something one day and strike for higher wages. She finds it difficult when she discovers that the when housing goes up and minimum wage stays the same it is nearly impossible to compete with this income. Especially women who will be “booted into the labor…

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    Socioeconomic status is associated with every aspect of overall child development. Socioeconomic status depends on a combination of variables such as occupation, education, family income, wealth, and place of residence. It is usually classified into three categories; low, middle, and high socioeconomic status. When a child is born in a low-income family, his/her personality will be greatly influenced by the surroundings. In addition, if he lives in a criminal neighborhood, then he will see and…

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    Thesis: In Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, Mark Twain uses Jim to explain that slavery was a wrong institution because whites treated blacks like they were a different species, which was wrong because blacks are humans too. TS1 Violence: In Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, violence is seen as one of the most vulgar aspects of slavery because humans beat and other humans and deprive them of their basic amenities. TS2 Family Separation: Miss Watson shows how separation of families was another…

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    Socioeconomic Status and Adolescent Health Socioeconomic status has been correlated in all aspects of adolescent health despite gender/race differences. Researchers have found that a relationship between income and health does exist. And that socioeconomic status plays a key role in adolescent risk behaviors. Mental health and wellbeing has also shown to be affected by income, but other factors are included to show positive correlation. Based on socioeconomic status, are adolescents more at…

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    Reflection Paper 2: The Essential Elements of Emily Identity is described as the qualities, beliefs, and traits that make a particular person or group different from others. Every individual has a defining set of attributes that distinguishes and them from their peers. Throughout this paper, I will be discussing a few public essential elements that help shape who I truly am. The variety of statuses I hold are immensely influential to my reflective image. I am a daughter, a sister, a…

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    is filled with light banter, heartfelt moments, and sarcastic comedy. However, if the audience take a closer look, you can see that the film actually shows the distinct life differences when it comes to class in regards to both gender and economic status. To begin, the characters in Juno (Reitman 2007), for the most part, play directly into classic gender roles given to them by society. These gender roles are evident after Juno finds out she is pregnant. First, Juno is faced with the typical…

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