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    A Whole New World A favorite song of ours waking us up on the morning, a well written book helping us escape reality and enter a completely different universe, and a simple movie scene can show us a whole new world from a different perspective right in front of our eyes. Over the past 100 years, language has become the most powerful thing that influences people, whether it would be making us do things that are unintended, things that can completely change our mood, or can even make us become more

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    Parents are responsible for their child’s well-being, however, what situation should allow for others to step in and enforce this responsibility? Divorce can create a situation where parents no longer are able to work together and every member in that household is affected. Each situation of divorce is different and every family needs help in a different way. Too often, the people who are forgotten during the divorce are the children. These children go through the same five stages as their parents

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    The safety and well-being of United States citizens continues to grow more important with each passing day. Events such as the Newtown massacre, and several other active shooter situations have led to a greater need for private security. Chris Hertig and Charles Thibodeau say, “The use of force against violent, aggressive or resistant persons is a necessity in the protection of people, property and image.” So exactly what amount of force can a private security officer use in a given situation? First

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    level of stress their daughter endures. Depression is said to be a disorder that affects the body, mood, and the way of thinking which is stated in Depressive Disorders by psychology today. Depression can have negative consequences to the children’s well-being. A child that has depression can have poor school performance, can be law–breaker, and have low self-esteem. As I have learned in psychology 100, people need to have the sense belonging and love. Children need to be loved both by their fathers and

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    contributing factors to consider why the unemployment rate remains so high. The unemployment rate has a lasting effect on people who have families to support. This document will review the different ways unemployment could be harmful to the health and well-being on families and of people. A weak economy is why todays unemployment crisis continues to grow and this affects people and their families. The Main Cause One of the major causes of unemployment today is the lack of capacity in the economy

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    Rubrics of psychological well-being and health, particularly within the United States, begins by theorizing a normative subject who is, so far, always possessive of the Euro-American, middle-class, male, cisgendered, heterosexual point of view. These rubrics, often in the form of personality assessment instruments, are not only characteristic of the West’s position as hegemon over social life, but also display an inability to see from any reference point besides the dominant culture’s standard of

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    Compare and contrast Plato and Aristotle on well-being. Well-Being: The state of being healthy happy or prosperous. It seems obvious to suggest that the goal we all are aiming at is total happiness; total success and fulfillment. In the Nichomachean ethics, Aristotles' main aim is to provide a description of what this so-called happiness actually is, and how we can go about our day to day lives in order to achieve the best life that we possibly can. He begins book one with what philosophers

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    Human beings are social creatures. To exist, we require interactions with others. Studies have shown isolation can have detrimental effects on a person's well being. Therefore, when someone chooses to go against human nature by isolating themselves, there are often underlying reasons that need to be examined. When dealing with painful situations, I isolate myself from loved ones and distract myself by putting all of my focus in school or work. Even as a kid when I was not of age to work and was

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    1. Is libertarianism, also known as pure capitalism, just? Evaluate the arguments provided by Hospers. Does capitalism maximize human well-being? Hospers in his paper ‘What Libertarianism is’ presses that libertarianism is the superior political philosophy because it favors the free market over a large government. The idea is that the only responsibility of the government is to make sure that individuals do not physically harm each other, or their property, otherwise it is up to the market where

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    Mental health is an integral part of health and well-being of human being, as reflected in the definition of health in the constitution of the World Health Organization (2015), the "Health is a state of complete physical, mental and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity." Mental health, like other aspects of health, can be affected by a range of socioeconomic factors that need to be addressed through comprehensive strategies for promotion, prevention, treatment and

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