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    myself. The topics were; how people in other countries respond to the question, “How do you know when dinner is over?”, and the underestimation of caloric intake due to a faux sense of healthiness. The topics I choose to analyze concluded for me to be the most captivating out of the topics Wansink discussed. The responses in the U.S vs. France were great. Common responses for when “how do you know dinner is over?” in the U.S according to Wansink were typically “When my plate is empty.”…

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    “Watching TV Makes You Smarter” In the article, “Watching TV Makes You Smarter,” Steven Johnson claims that the progression of modern television series is making viewers smarter because of their complex plots and multi-threading techniques. I question Johnson’s statement because there is a difference between gaining knowledge and conditioning your brain by noticing techniques that are in television shows today. One gains knowledge by learning and being tested over different subject. Whereas,…

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    Essay On Breaking Norms

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    I asked permission at the dinner table, in the living room and in the kitchen. The interactions occurred when my parents, Roger and Deanna Schwery, got off worked and are unwinding after their days. Typically, they were making dinner or lounging and watching tv. Each encounter occurred when they were in a good mood, even though they were tired. The setting influences the norm because people act…

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    the right is one that belongs to someone in the lower class that is receiving government assistance. The middle class refrigerator has some milk, cheese, eggs, condiments, and some fruit, but the lower class refrigerator is overflown with frozen TV dinners, chips, the good kind of cereal, soda and even energy drinks. It is filled with all the good stuff that according to the meme the hard working middle class taxpayers has to think twice about getting. This meme is shamming the SNAPS program in…

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    Cortes Discipline Chart

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    last time I was at Ms. Cortes’ house, the boys had ripped up her list of rules. This made it difficult for Ms. Cortes to enforce them and be consistent. The discipline chart had five steps; step 1. Starting point, 2. The warning, 3. The timeout, 4. No TV or games and 5. Go to bedtime early. Right next to the discipline chart, we hung up the rules. I explained the Time out chart and the rules to Ms. Cortes and the children. Once Nicholas and Messiah realized what the charts represented they…

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    rabbit when it freezes and before it will bolt.”(4) He sat in the chair, gripping the armrests with all his might as if the chair itself was moving at a high speed. As Lyman watched TV with Henry, he heard his teeth click on something. Henry had bitten through the bottom of his lip; blood was going down from his chin. At dinner Henry continued to let the blood drip as if he did not notice it. His own blood was mixed in with his food! Lyman and the mother now knew that they had to get help for…

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    Jandt's Standpoint Theory

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    Channel gives communicators various avenues with which to share their ideas. It was expressed through the examples of the TV show The Goldbergs sharing the experience of the jewish family, the social media discussion of pop culture figure Kanye West’s breakdown, and meeting a young professional from Germany face-to-face and sharing her experience of assimilating to American…

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    pretty funny my brother though. At that time I didn't know anything about him about his face or about his house. When we arrived we first ate lunch then we played, although there was not much to play we still could play with the building blocks and the tv. They also had a radio that was very old but it still worked. Well after that we mostly slept because we were very tired. In the morning our uncle woke up and showed us around the house he had 4 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms I never knew why he had…

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    Imagine having a Sunday dinner with your family at the dinner table. Your kids are laughing and teasing each other, perhaps even launching peas at each other with their little spoons, as you and your spouse grin and turn up the volume to the TV. Not to mention that the food is delicious and your favorite show is on. Overall, a pretty nice night for you and your family, right? That is, until the current channel runs the commercials and an advertisement for donations to a domestic abuse shelter…

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    the option between the snack and dinner he chose to eat the snack and he also took it upstairs. Which is breaking the rules. She felt like this was a failure. When she gave him the consequence of sitting at the dining room table without eating with everyone, but she gave in and allowed him to eat. At which point, I explained that it was not a failure, because he did not get what he wanted which was the ability to sit upstairs and watch television throughout dinner. Which would have normally been…

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