Sociology

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  • Cultural Differences In Health Care

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    My paper is about some of the cultural difference in the Hispanic population in regards to healthcare. San Antonio’s Hispanic population is growing daily. As healthcare providers we need to be abreast of the cultural differences so that we can make our patient comfortable and willing to accept the healthcare needed. In doing my research for this paper I found that the most common denominator in all people is the need to feel safe and respected.   I work at the Children’s Hospital of San Antonio

  • Payphone's Influence On American Culture

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    Cultural artifacts have been found in societies throughout history as civilizations constantly emerge, adapt, peak, and inevitably decline. The remnants of these societies often times linger long after the population fades away and have been studied by newer generations to learn about how the people of the past once lived. In contemporary times technology has advanced at such a rapid rate that items which had been modern less than a century ago are now mainly obsolete. One such device that can now

  • Personal Narrative: My Field Instructor-Student Relationship

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    I welcome any and all feedback on my learning and performance from my field instructor. That is the entire point of completing an internship and practicum, this is a learning experience and as students we need to learn and welcome any and all feedback provided. “Relationship competence is a critical learning objective for students aspiring to become clinical social workers, the field instructor-student relationship provides a rich resource for teaching and learning relationship theory and practice

  • Analysis Of Childhood Powerlessness In The Western Culture

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    In chapter four, Anne Bishop talks a lot about child abuse and a child’s experience to powerlessness. Children are often powerless to adults and their parents that it becomes so common that it passes for normal. In the Western Culture, there is little value on children’s opinions and are quickly made to be quiet. Our culture has brought on the oppression of children. I think that this how Bishop explains “The personal is political” and how you can understand oppression. This chapter also discusses

  • They Live Movie Analysis

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    Hunter Phipps In the 1988 film, "They Live", directed by John Carpenter, the ideology is a main undertone of the movie. I will argue that this movie shows how the ideology of social norms affect's our perception of society. The movie shows wealth's power, and that people will ignore the bad things in the world for money. Ideology is the set of beliefs in a society. Ideology functions when people commit to a set of beliefs held by a society. Those set of beliefs are held even when the environment

  • Violence In African American Women

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    As a black woman living in the 21st century, I couldn’t imagine being able to bear such pain. Although it was very overwhelming to view these senseless acts of violence, there was definitely a level of admiration and respect I gained from watching these women push through their struggles to survive. Many black slave women risked their lives to teach their children to read and write, to escape for freedom, and to protect their black men. Many of these women took pride in building a home and taking

  • Pray The Devil Back To Hell

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    There are many activist groups that participate in uniting to achieve a goal that is above them. They believe in taking necessary, ethical action against the dysfunctional and terrorizing implements of political figures. In these corrupt situations, there are inherent tensions that block development. Conversation and development go hand in hand, and these activists try whole-heartedly to unite opposing forces to elicit development. The three films that will be discussed are “Bidder 70”, “Pray the

  • Examples Of Self-Fulfilling Prophecy

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    A self-fulfilling prophecy is described as a positive or negative expectation about an event that affects the way a person behaves; this behavior allows the expectations to be fulfilled. When an individual makes a self-fulfilling prophecy there are two factors that control whether or not the fulfillment is carried out, these are; attitude and behavior. Our attitude affects the way we as humans behave regardless if the prophecy is negative or positive. If someone is angry their attitude is going

  • Examples Of Reference Groups

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    Dominick Provenzano Reference groups are groups that help us understand or make sense of our position in society relative to other groups. Basically, it is a group of individuals that can offer you a comparison to yourself in some way. Everyone compares themselves to a reference group at some point in their life, whether they realize it or not. Two examples of times I have compared myself to a reference group include going to a Catholic school and being in the working class as opposed to being on

  • Self Disclosure In Health And Social Care

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    Self-Disclosure. Self –disclosure is a process of communication by which one person reveals information about himself or herself to another. The information can be descriptive or evaluative, and can include thoughts, feelings, aspiration, goals, failure, successes, fears and dreams, as well as ones likes dislikes and favourites. Ignatius, Emmis, Marja Kokkonen (2007). “ Factors contributing to verbal self-disclosure “. Nordic psychology 59(4)) : 362-391. Strategies to maintain professional relationship