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    How Will We Live Impressions and judgement of people we don’t even know are fairly common. We might hear a rumor about someone, or just hear of someone’s actions. Judgement is very common, and it prevents many relationships. Whether it’s someone race, religion, hobbies or interest we form our opinions about that person, but we do not truly know that person. Throughout first year seminar judgement was found in a lot of the texts we read. Judgement was found early in the course when we discussed…

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    What’s a stereotype? A stereotype is to believe unfairly that all people or things with a particular characteristic are the same. It’s a bad trait that most human beings have and do every day without even noticing. We tend to “Judge a book by its cover.” But you never know what could be in that book, may it just be a clear white cover with just the authors name, or a colorful active cover, that seems more appealing. It’s all about the material inside, that we wouldn’t know what that material is…

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    First Assumption Socrates

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    can make a judgment about all of Theodorus’s physical attributes, such as the fact that Theodorus has two eyes, a nose, legs, etc., but this does not distinguish Theodorus from other people that share the same physical attributes. Thus, in order to separate Theodorus from the rest of the people that share the same attributes, one must be able to distinguish what it is that differentiates Theodorus from the rest of the people that share the same physical attributes. However, mere judgment is not…

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    Power In Antigone

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    At the end of Antigone, Creon discovers that he led himself to his own doom by his pride and power that manipulated his better judgment. Creon 's self-confidence helped promote his loyalty to Thebes. However, in the process of promoting his devotion to his land, he became overwhelmed with the power he possessed. "The furies sent by the gods and the God of death to strike you down…

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    Introverted individuals in particular exemplify how individuals keep a facade of themselves to protect their identities from the harsh critiques and unrealistic expectations of society. Shy, quiet, reserved: all those terms describe introverts; however, in some cases people consciously choose to act in such a way that averts attention and scrutiny. In school, societal pressures demand competition between peers for academic achievement; it demands conforming to a set standard of appearance; it…

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    Online Dating Profiles

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    the profiles were still judged by their immediate profile. The few differences being one female being rejected for “seeming irritating,” another in which the subject only read “I’m an angel” in a female’s bio and instantly rejected her. Societal judgment seemed to play a large part within the experiment. The first reluctance was shown when there seemed to be a chance that the subject’s friend could figure out that he had created a Tinder through Facebook. The connotation of Tinder users seems…

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    out somewhere and seen someone that dresses differently than you, or someone covered in tattoos, and immediately made a judgment on what kind of he or she is? Maybe you pulled up next to a car blasting music that you do not like, and again made a judgment about that person simply because of the type of music he or she was listening to? Even more disappointing is when judgment is made simply because someone is a different race. Judging someone without even knowing them is something most people…

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    Prejudice, according to Merriam-Webster means to “a irrational attitude of hostility directed against an individual, a group, a race or their supposed characteristics.” Webster is correct about the definition, society rather thinks negative towards the action itself. And they are not wrong for doing think this, the results of prejudice are rather biased and misguided perspectives on individuals who are not always following society’s career and living standards that most of us were taught at a…

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    Reflections of Judgment Through Fiction When reading through various works of fiction, we sometimes come across material that almost speaks directly to us, or may even describe our current situation or feelings. Although the works are truly fictitious, the inspiration for these stories comes from deep within the mind of the author, who is human, and human emotions tend to bleed through fiction. This is how we can find a surreal connection to so many stories that never actually occurred. Some…

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    Directing Style Analysis

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    After this course, I am able to address my strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats of resolving a conflict in a different situations. Now, to analyze all of those different elements, I would first address my judgement styles. My judgment style My judgment style is the Directing Style. I like to find the positive outcome to any conflicts. The concept of Directing Style is: ‘I win and you lose’. The strategies of Directing Styles are: “Assert, control, compete, persuade, insist, demand…

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