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1) Discuss why people can respond differently to the same artwork. People can respond differently to artwork by making the art come alive by letting the art engage your attention, your imagination and your intelligence. With these three items mentioned can look at artwork differently, so if you look at a piece of art with the lack of attention and the next person gives the artwork their full attention that person could possibly view more in depth and see more detail than the person who pays less

Responding to Conflict How do people best respond to conflict? People best respond to conflict when they band together, and work together, to stay strong, and stick to what they believe, even if that means going against others. These methods help preserve our integrity and character, even in the most trying of times. Many such examples can be found. In 1939, millions of people were plunged into crisis during WWII. One such example is in Great Britain. During the war, newly elected Prime

David Willis, a Freshman in high school, was riding his bike home after football practice when suddenly, a minivan pulled out of the Enterprise parking lot, cutting him off. David flew off of his bike and landed on the car. After a year, this incident came back to haunt us once again. We finally made it to Salt Lake City. The plane ride was a long few hours of listening to music and watching all of my DVDs. All I wanted was to make it to Idaho Falls so I could sleep. My mom was going to rent a car

October 30, 2014 was the night that things went all sorts of ways. Mary Jane and her boyfriend Jason Williams were leaving their senior prom. Jane and Williams were planning to leave their prom and go to the after the party with the rest of their friends, however Jane and Williams never made it to their destination. Jane and Williams got hit by a drunk driver on their way to meet up with their friends. The crash was horrific. Jane and Williams’ vehicle t-boned a car and flipped up into

My only idea was to have a manned twenty-four hour phone line available for stateside family members to call and get updates. They should also assist the passengers during their travel home, if they had any problems with the travel arrangements made by Carnival. It is always better to deal with a live person, who can show empathy towards the situation. I could only image the response of a passenger, who just went through this ordeal and then experienced flight delays while trying to get home. Once

Sgt.Thomas said slowly “Nooooooo!” Humpty didn’t make the jump. Humpty only made it halfway, but it wasn't Humpty's fault. He was pulled by something. All the Marines and Sgt.Thomas came running over to Humpty. Humpty was still alive, but barely moving. People called the ambulance for help. Finally the ambulance and the detective arrived at the crime scene and was ready to get Humpty up on the stretcher. Detective John was here to find some clues about humpty's fall. Detective John found many clues

Sybylla “is pulled asunder by her own contrary instincts” about her gender and her circumstances of poverty. Sybylla seems entwined, in what Virginia Woolf likens to a “spiders web” . The spiders web simile represents a woman as being a victim of circumstance, attached to things like money, land, houses and family. This spiders web is what impedes Sybylla’s ability to write. Poverty is one of the biggest inhibitors of Sybylla’s writing and is brought on by the reckless decision Sybylla’s father

Resolve that Conflict!     We have all encountered a conflict with another person that has been difficult to resolve. The question is, how can people best respond to conflict? Conflict can arise in many different ways and is a part of everyday life. Therefore, the best thing to do is to learn how to deal with it in a positive manner. Some approaches include getting the different sides to address the conflict and resolve it through collaboration, and compromise.  The different parties can make an

will discuss the result of this discussion which is meno’s paradox by defining the three premises which it consist from and relating each to an example. Moreover I will be answering the following questions: what is meno’s paradox? How did Socrates respond to the paradox? Finally I will evaluate the paradox according to validity and soundness. Meno’s paradox which is also known as the paradox of inquiry is made of three premises. The first premise is that if you know something you cannot inquire about

The desire for positive social relationships is one of the most fundamental and universal human needs. This need has a deep root in evolutionary history in relation to mating and natural selection and this can exert a powerful impact on contemporary human psychological processes (Baumeister & Leary 1995). Failure to satisfy these needs can bear devastating consequences on the psychological well being of an individual. These needs might not be satisfied as rejection, isolation, and ostracism occurs