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    1. If you were applying for a job leading counseling groups‚ how would you answer these questions during the interview? “What theoretical orientation would guide you in designing and leading a group?” “How would you set up a group?” “How would you view your role as a group facilitator?” I believe that when it comes to designing and leading a group‚ one should have a clear understanding of several theoretical orientations‚ and then choose different concepts that could benefit the group work process

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    What is cultural relativism‚ and how does the vision of ethics associated with it diverge from the traditional ethical theories? Cultural relativism is attempting to understanding and respects another culture’s beliefs and morals according to their culture and not our own. Right and wrong from one culture may not be the same in another culture. Something considered moral and right in one culture may be rude or completely immoral to another culture‚ cultural relativism says that morals are specific

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    Buddhist Ethnography

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    sickness from his son. One day‚ Siddhartha told his personal bodyguard that he wanted to venture beyond the walls of the castle. The servant had no choice but to obey what Siddhartha had told him. The two set out and on their journey‚ they came across an old man in the street who was very close to dying. Siddhartha asked the bodyguard what was wrong with the man and the bodyguard had no choice but to tell Siddhartha the truth. They repeated this feat of leaving the castle walls on 3 more occasions‚ seeing

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    All of the listed cases demonstrate how difficult it is to violate an established social structure‚ even when following the social structure violates personal morals. Milgram’s findings‚ as read in the article “If Hitler Asked You to Electrocute a Stranger‚ Would You?”‚ apply to the first case of a manager and her fiancé ordering a teenage girl to strip and her following their commands. Milgram’s data suggested that humans are obedient even to the extent of blindly following authority. His findings

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    The Change In Ethnography

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    extent. These include the advancement of flight‚ computers and electronic devices which have lead to significant changes of cartography. (1) The use of cartography can be seen in many different contexts including political‚ economical‚ social or cultural. This is because of the vast range of data and information that can be collected and mapped to illustrate different contextual matters. Muehrcke wrote in

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    topics. An anthropologist can study society‚ culture‚ biology‚ and archaeology. In the article “Anthropologists and Other Friends”‚ by Vine Deloria‚ the author explores anthropology and its effect on people. In the article‚ Deloria focuses on the movement of anthropologists towards Indian Reservations during the summer. While there‚ the anthropologists conduct research‚ make observations‚ and compare their findings to previous studies. In the article‚ Deloria discusses how anthropologists negatively

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    of this text is to educate and inform readers about what it is like to live and function in the world of Accounting. Although we deal with numbers every day of our lives we often overlook what all goes into becoming a skilled Accountant. The significance of accounting plays a vast role in the financial health of an organization‚ its failure and or growth and development‚ the stock market‚ and the financial future of our lives. Let’s start with what I like to call the building blocks of higher education

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    for us -to put off / delaying things we’ve always wanted to do. I would like to savor every moment I have left. First‚ it’s time for forgiving. I would forgive those who have done something wrong to me. I’d treat them as we’ve never met before. Secondly‚ I’d apologize to my parents: let them know that I know I haven’t been a good son. I’ve just been focusing on my work without taking care of them / I’ve neglected them. I would say/tell them that I love them so much. Next‚ I have to be brave and

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    us? We should not have to walk on eggshells because our teacher has had a bad day. Another aspect of the school that needs changing is the set of school rules. Some are so irrational or petty! Take‚ for example‚ the rule on short hair for boys. What is the rationale behind this? Do the people in authority believe that everyone with long hair will turn out to be a thug or a villain? Well‚ look at Hitler: he had very short hair and he almost caused the extinction of the entire Jewish race! On

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    Topic: Ethnographie s Topic Coverage • Varieties of Talk • The Ethnography of Speaking • Ethnomethodology Introduction Speech is used between different ways among different groups of people. As we will see‚ each group has its own norms of linguistic behavior. A particular group may not encourage talking for the sake of talking‚ and members of such a group may appear quite taciturn to outsiders who relish talk ‚ or they may feel overwhelmed by the demands made on them if those others insist

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