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    Agents of Socialization

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    Agents of Socialization There are many important agents of socialization and important messages that convey over the course of life. Two specific agents of socialization that I chose to write about are family and social class. Socialization at the micro level begins from the day we are born. From birth infants are interactive and ready to develop into members of the social world. As they cry‚ coo‚ or smile‚ they gradually learn that their behavior elicits response from other humans. In

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    TANF and Child Support The topic of child support and how the funds are allocated can become a very debatable topic. The way child support works in most states is that if the custodial parent (the parent the child lives with) receives Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) the child support paid by the non-custodial parent goes towards paying the state back. Some feel that the state should not try to recoup the money. Others feel that by the state taking the child support payments‚ it takes

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    Socialization Agents

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    According to sociology‚ the family is considered the primary agent of socialization in any society. However as time change‚ secondary socialization agents are taking a more dominant role. I think mass media is in fact now playing the primary socialization agent especially in more developed societies. Not only that‚ but based on the culture of a society‚ family structure and the economy does influence how much of an impact mass media plays on the socialization process.            Firstly‚ culture

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    The Importance of School and Community Collaboration In the face of such overwhelming need‚ what does collaborative action offer? Most people would agree that it is considerably easier for children to develop and learn with the support of strong families who in turn enjoy the support of individuals and institutions in their surrounding communities. However‚ the increase in single-parent and dual-income families -- coupled with the gradual disappearance of villagelike communities -- leaves a growing

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    8th Amendment

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    The Eighth Amendment The 8th Amendment to the Constitution of the United States prohibits cruel and unusual punishment‚ as well as the setting of excessive bail or the imposition of excessive fines. However‚ it has also been deemed unconstitutional by the Supreme Court of the United States (according to the Eighth Amendment)to inflict physical damage on students in a school environment for the purpose of discipline in most circumstances. The 8th Amendment stipulates that bail shall not

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    Child Support: An Obligation‚ Not a Choice Children come with various responsibilities‚ parents have a legal right to provide and care for said child. In some cases a two parent household is not practical; when this happens‚ if two parents cannot come to a mutual agreement on how finances for the child will be provided‚ child support payments are usually the resolution. For years‚ there has been an ongoing debate on whether or not this should be mandatory. If both parents cannot produce a joint contract

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    The Cycle of Socialization

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    because of the cycle of socialization. The cycle of socialization can open ones eyes to why our society has specific views of people from other cultures‚ races‚ and genders. The cycle of socialization can help us understand the current situation in our society since it is the reason for the existence and continuation of racism‚ prejudices‚ stereotypes‚ and oppression amongst different people. The cycle of socialization has a beginning‚ and

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    CA Election

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    Constituent Assembly-2: I am ready to Vote As a first time voter‚ I am pretty much excited and confused about the upcoming CA election. Excited because I am voting for the first time and my single vote would elect someone who would one day draw the future of Nepal. I would want to thank the Election Commission for accepting the proposal from the political parties to extend the registration deadline by a week because it helped me to enroll my name in the list‚ which grants power to overthrow or

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    Cas Reflections

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    CAS Reflections Tyler Wagner B3 In our first semester of school for our cas hours I have chosen to do creative. In doing creative I have chosen to play guitar. My instructor that taught me to play some guitar was my brother Ryan Wagner. He is 19 years old when he was about my age my uncle gave him a guitar so he thought he might as well learn and I wanted to learn to so he taught me a few things. When I chose this I was excepting to be a master at guitar when I was done

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    Curt R. Bartol & Anne M. Bartol (2015) explained that the term mens rea is very important in judicial settings. The term mens rea is critical to prosecutors because it refers to the notion that someone intentionally committed a criminal act. Prosecutors are responsible for proving that the defendant committed a criminal act with a guilty mind in order for the defendant to be held criminally responsible for whatever it is that he or she has done. Therefore‚ prosecutors frequently attempt to provide

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