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    important element of structural family therapy model is a strong stance of the therapist in order to interact with the family and influence change. The therapist holds an expert/active stance and is directive. Additionally the therapist assumes leadership in the therapeutic process‚ thus he/she has the most power in the therapy room (Minuchin‚ 1974). Therefore‚ it is important for a therapist to become involved in the structure of the family and has to be inducted into the family. After that the therapist

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    society is the family. The family by definition "a fundamental social group in society typically consisting of a man and woman and their offspring or two or more people who share goals and values‚ have long-term commitments to one another‚ and reside usually in the same dwelling place" (Mifflin 2000). In order to further elaborate on this institution we most look at the family on how it was before and how much it has changed to this date. One of main changes in the dynamics of families is the social

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    English 101 25 June 2012 My Family Value Without family where do we learn values from? We are not born with values‚ but learn values from our families. All my values developed from my family‚ and as I grew into an adult‚ I made them my own values. As a child‚ one is dependent on his or her family for emotional‚ physical‚ and mental support. The way a person values things is determined by one’s upbringing. Family is the most important value to me. Without my family‚ where would I be? How would

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    Depression challenged many families in major ways‚ placing great economic‚ social‚ and emotional strains and demands upon members of the family. In the face of the difficulties caused by the Great Depression‚ the cooperation of the family continued to be a source of strength. However‚ the hard times of the economy did affect the lifestyle of all‚ since the income decreased‚ similarly to the prices of many goods decreasing. My groups’ scenario of being a middle-class family‚ we were fortunate enough

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    Family Family has many different meanings; one of its definitions from Merriam Webster Dictionary is “a group of people united by certain convictions or a common affiliation.”You can be in a family because you are all related by blood‚ but you can also be an acting part of a family because you are all united. The unit of people known as family doesn’t have to be related physically‚ just in purpose. Family has grown and changed throughout the years and as of now there are many different kinds of

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    Family is one of the major themes of Kafka’s The Metamorphosis. There are four family members in the story; the son and main character Gregor‚ his father‚ his mother‚ and his sister Grete. The theme of family and the duties of family members to each other drive the interactions between Gregor and the others. His thoughts are almost entirely of the need to support his parents and sending his sister to the Conservatory. Gregor has a bit of a different relationship with each one of his family members

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    Can Teenagers Really Fall in Love? LOVE. It’s a simple but overused word. Teenagers might use this word to define their relationship‚ but in reality it’s just lust‚ puppy love‚ and attraction. Do you really think love exists for teenagers? In my opinion‚ teenagers are still in the process of becoming adults and are still not ready to define love. Love requires maturity and knowledge. I believe teens can’t fall in love because they still need more life experiences and they need to know

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    (pronounced “save”)Lives Inc. has been working very hard to reach out to the constituents of Carson‚ located approximately 14 miles away from the Los Angeles International Airport‚ to educate them on the effects of cigarette smoking on their lives‚ their love ones lives‚ and the community as a whole. Cigarette smoking in our community is a huge problem. The city of Carson is approximately 18.724 square miles‚ densely populated‚ and is home to three large oil refineries and a wastewater treatment plant

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    different attitudes towards love; I have selected four poems that consider this issue and show the poets true thoughts on love. Two of my texts‚ ‘Leaving Prince Charming Behind‚’ written by Karlo Mila and ‘Advice to a discarded Lover‚’ written by Fleur Adcock‚ both look at the theme of love and past relationships in a negative and quite a depressing manner. Whereas‚ the other two texts deal with both the poets sweet‚ happy and more realistic attitude towards the power of true love. ‘To the girl who stood

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    the day. Poor families see this on the daily which motivates them to continue with their education. Going far and becoming someone known due to the achievements they have accomplished. Stereotypes start with people inferring or assuming certain things of that person. A misconception is usually based on faulty thinking or facts that aren’t exactly correct. Poor families have been stereotyped about not caring about education as a middle class family or wealthy family would. Poor families value education

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