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    In the poem “The Mother” by Gwendolyn Brooks the poet expresses her feelings, for example, remorse, sadness, and regrets about aborting her children. This poem is mainly about the remembrance of the innocent children that she aborted and the little things children do that the mother will miss. In the whole poem she explicates that there is not greater pain than losing a child. She opens the poem with “Abortions will not let you forget” (1034). This line gives the tone for the poem by letting the…

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    Jorge Lopez Perez Poetry Paper English 111 September 20, 2016 “the mother,” by Gwendolyn Brooks Poetry according to Webster is an arrangement of words, especially a rhythmical composition, sometimes rhymed, in a style more imaginative than ordinary speech. This is truly the foundation to poems and the meaning they carry behind them. Poems make you feel the passion and complex understanding of what is trying to be portrayed. When you read poetry you should read with the expectation that the…

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    lacking self-discovery. Following the description of her first interaction with the bear is a second flashback, which is a story about her favorite stuffed animal. This furthers the connection between her bear and her childhood. To stop her from sucking her thumb, her mother takes away her stuffed bear. After three months of trying to rid herself of this childish habit, she asks for her bear back, but her mother tacks on another month. Later she realizes that the bear was gone; her mother had…

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    Freud believed this is why infants are born with a sucking reflex and desire their mother's breast. If a child's oral needs are not met during infancy, he or she may develop negative habits such as nail biting or thumb sucking to meet this basic need. These can be opportunities for parents to continue teaching accurate names for the genitals as many children at this age will have developed…

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    no hair” (Gwendolyn Brooks 568)3. This child was probably around two months into pregnancy when its life was took away. She began to think of the memories that they could have had together. Most babies suck their thumbs for a few months but her baby “will never wind up the sucking-thumb” (Gwendolyn Brooks 568)7. When Mother’s decide to do abortions, they sometimes do not mean to be deliberate. For example, this Mother said ““if I stole your births and your names, your straight baby tears and…

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    The sucking reflex is presented even before birth. A baby may be seen with their thumbs in their mouth in ultrasound pictures. In time, a baby's sucking reflex harmonizes with the child's breathing and swallowing. This reflex is very important because as the brain rapidly develops it needs nutrients. If the child does not demonstrate this reflex this may be harmful not only because he/she will not eat healthy foods but the infant will ultimately struggle with gaining weight and eating food in…

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    I always felt like everyone had a special talent accept me. Some could paint, act, play sports, but that was never me. I was just a little girl being bullied for having a blanket and sucking my thumb in first grade. Always left out and being told I would never amount to much, took a big toll on my grades. All throughout elementary school I was in the “special” classes. In fifth grade I moved to middle school. I was shy and didn’t have many friends. Still on the hunt for my talent, I saw a poster…

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    It is pretty easy- all you have to do is position your index and thumb fingers on the circumference of your aerola (the darker region around a nipple) and then squeeze it gently to test whether the nipple obtrudes outward or withdraws inward. In case the former happens, there is nothing for you to sweat about, i.e., you…

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    Neurological Problem

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    In regards to Joann, it is important to rule out if his behavior is caused by a physical problem or a neurological problem. As a teacher I would first suggest that he have a physical exam done. He could be sucking his thumb because he has a problem with his mouth and is crying because it hurts. Once a physical exam is done, the problem could be discovered or ruled out. If the child passed their physical exam, I would suggest next that they do a neurological exam. The child may have been…

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    The Freudian Perspective

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    The Freudian perspective indicates that Steve's relationships with women are internally motivated. Steve is acting on his id's impulses, known as the pleasure principle, which is internal and unconscious. Steve would not be aware of why he interacts with women on only a sexual basis. The id, motivation for his behavior, is located in the unconscious. The ego is most involved in controlling this behavior because the ego is the only province of the mind in contact with the conscious and is in…

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