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    is one which is observable and measurable and since the data of the natural sciences (biology, physics, and chemistry) is publically observed, it should be trusted. He argued that the methods used in the natural sciences can be also applied in the social and human sciences. He supported the use of the scientific method to validate theories of human

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    background of the topic As technology evolves, so does our way of communication, from writing letters, to sending emails, and now through different social media platforms; Facebook, Instagram and Snapchat. The topic social media has always been a phenomenon, and has led to interesting debates and research on whether or not social media have made us more social or, ironically, more unsocial. An article written by Winter, parents stated that children would rather play online games with other Internet friends

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    Women in Colonial America

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    new colonies, many did not have the money to pay in order to get off the boat. This forced them into 4-5 years of servitude. Women would then be free to search for a husband. In Colonial America, the social status of citizens was based on financial standings, ethnicity, and religious beliefs. Social class was a determining factor of opportunities available to women. They had considerably greater rights than their counterparts in England, however women faced the strict rules and discrimination of

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    Cultural competence is a major component in social work as it enables us to communicate effectively with people of different background and cultures. (Suppes & Wells, p. 79.) By definition, culture is a universal phenomenon as it refers to family values, education, work, religion, success, food, and social class. (NASW, p. 14.) In this paper, I will compare and contrast my own cultural background with that of one of my best friends, Dawn Denny who happens to be a Guyanese. Most Haitians

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    of opportunities for civic engagement, public speech and an ability to organize collective action. Within the realm of politics, social media has the possibility of connecting ordinary citizens with politicians and encourage a more “participatory kind of politics” (Shirkey, 2011). However, internet trolling has made politicians wary about engaging with citizens on social media platforms. An internet troll is an individual “who uses anonymity to stir up drama, often within a comment thread on a blog

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    He continues that this perspective of 19th century sociology turned into the theory of mass society in the 20th century. This is highlighted by the individuality and loneliness of living in large cities, the impersonality of social relationships, and living an “urban” life that emphasized money and abstraction. However, mass society theorists “stressed the importance of a primary group… and the physical proximity of the members” (p.32). Bransom says that the sociologists of

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    From the subtle quirks and eccentricities in one’s tone of speech, to the sensations of rancor and bitterness that are palpable in a violent outbreak, all human activity is programmed by a complex phenomenon known as the human personality. The case of what constitutes this enigma is one of the many controversies that are analyzed and broken apart in Vincent Parrillo’s chapter, “Causes of Prejudice.” In particular, human temperament is expounded in Parrillo’s passage, and further observed and experimented

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    Social media is a booming new-age industry. With billions of active users, and billions more in ad revenue, it's safe to say that social media is here to stay. This seemingly economically beneficial platform could be detrimental to today's and future generation's to come youth. Social media is harmful to the adolescent mind. Bullying has been an issue in traditional school environments since the beginning of public schooling. Though a child may be tormented at school, they still had home as a safe

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    been ever changing, specifically in recent years. The purpose of online space and social media has changed drastically and is now used to voice opinions, which can lead to the development of activist movements. This paper analyzed several case studies, activist groups and incidents that used social media and online space to promote their message. The overall purpose of this paper was to look at the effects of social media on activism, whether helpful or hindering to a cause. Also, the overall successes

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    The world has changed and has evolved into a society that works with social media, the internet and understanding the differences in diversity in society is not only vital, but mandatory to succeed and meet the goals of a company in today’s world. One needs to know what the customer 's wants and needs are. Moreover, utilizing that helps guide the marketing strategy and implementing these ideas and analysis the current needs of the consumer and knowing their particular need. 4P’s of marketing: product

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