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    whether they will live in the world of oppression dictated by the rules of others or to break free and live freely as they choose. James Joyce tells the story of a young women’s battle with her own preconceptions/prejudice to break away from the status quo of a male dominant society and elope with her lover, frank, to a world where happiness awaits her. In Eveline Joyce employs signature craft elements to show the minds’ ability to imprison/entrap people into a state of stasis and isolation…

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    The day has come to discuss what is the most free civic stance. At the start of this class I would not be able to answer this however. For the first essay I had to write for this class I used the quiz website to find my civic stance, it was Libertarianism. However as the class has gone by my opinion on what is a more free stance has shifted towards Anarchy. Although there are many stances out there, compared to all, I feel as though Anarchy lines up with what I can classify as genuine freedom…

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    Bystanding Towards Engaged Witnesses, from Towards Psychologies of Liberation. In this chapter Watkins & Shulman (2008) explain bystanding as a consequence of socialization, and in order to reverse these effects it is necessary for us to go against the status quo and challenge the norms that may be causing psychic wounds within others and ourselves. The central themes discussed in this chapter revolve around the 12 symptoms and consequences experienced by bystanders. These include the severing…

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    In any society, there's a status quo. These three sources all show examples of the struggles that are experienced when mentally conforming to the status quo of society. They point out that from the beginning of your life, you're molded to think & live in certain ways. While its easy to conform to the status quo, these sources also show us that we can escape this & live life to our choosing. However, our lack of knowledge might not provide us with the bravery we need to endure that change. In…

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    a. Rationalisation of the status quo When the likelihood of rationalization of the status quo increases in individuals, the process also enhances their tendency to desire predictable events. This proposition proposed by system justification theorists lay importance on the capacity of individuals towards a rationalization process, which further allows them to support the very social system to which they belong by considering it as stable and secure. Jost &Hunyady (2003) emphasize that it is quite…

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    forces being that of the recent failed inspections, levels of quality products and services and the company reputation to uphold along with many other forces for a need for change. The main restraining factors include the going against the current status quo, people do not like change and some even avoid change as we can see with the sales manager who avoids the use of the internet site and does not see the potential in it. Inevitably this will be damaging to the company as in order to progress…

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    Should I be fortunate enough to be elected President of the Student Government Association of Frederick High, responsibilities as President will be second to none. Section 1, Article 7 of the FHS Constitution states that the President shall retain a status of an ex-offico member of all committees within our Government. This is where I'll work to deliver to the student of FHS more fun activities such as pep rallies and dances. Obviously, a pep rally every week or even every month is quite an…

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    formalities set aside by society are considered to be known as the status quo. In Nathaniel Hawthorne’s The Scarlet Letter, the status quo is challenged while Hawthorn explores the realm of secret sin and its’ toxic nature towards the victims it ensnares. Despite the disgraceful nature of the townspeople towards the main characters Hawthorn’s work has proven to be a passport for precarious subjects along the lines of maintaining the status quo, especially in light…

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    Status Quo Bias, Procrastination, Diversification A status quo bias is explained simply as an individual’s inclination to stick with his or her current choices and/or patterns of behavior. Chuah and Devlin (2011) state “Sticking with the status quo involves less mental effort than considering more pro-active courses of action” (p. 458). The status quo bias is prevalent in the asset management industry sub-group. Asset management firms like Fidelity, Vanguard, and Charles Schwab offer 401(k)…

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    These chapters establish components of Huck’s self that others hope to influence: his emotions, his intelligence, his fiscal responsibility, his spirituality, his social self, and his physical health and habits. To what and who does Huck conform and when/how does he reject conformity in these chapters? 6. The titles of the chapters are in third person, while the text itself is in the first person voice of Huck Finn. What does this literary device suggest about the argument that Huck and Twain…

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