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    The Cunningham Family and Intergenerational Poverty Brian Byerly SW 5010 – Human Behavior and the Social Environment I The Cunningham Family and Intergenerational Poverty This review of Rosa Lee Cunningham’s family system utilizes an eclectic point of view and incorporates aspects of object relations theory‚ behavior theory‚ and multi systems family theory. From the micro level‚ an intervention will primarily follow a behavioral model due to the breadth of negative reinforcers

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    state of need‚ and social and/or geographic proximity. In To Kill A Mockingbird‚ by Harper Lee‚ one such character meets all three criteria: Mayella Ewell. She commands the reader’s attention via her prominent role in a controversial court case‚ and is an abused‚ disadvantaged child forced to commit perjury for fear of her alcoholic father‚ Bert Ewell. Through her relatability as a lonely and naive teenage girl‚ Mayella also satisfies the third criterion. Ipso facto‚ she deserves

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    respectable parent. Just like Mufasa‚ Atticus Finch also possesses many desirable qualities such as patience‚ understanding‚ and bravery. In TKaM‚ Harper Lee uses the character of Atticus Finch to illustrate the qualities of good parenting. Atticus realizes that losing his temper with Jem and Scout over small incidents is not part of the qualities of good parenting because‚ throughout TKaM‚ he does not lose his patience with his children. While on the other hand‚ there is suspicion that Bob Ewell does

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    What does it mean to be courageous? Atticus‚ Scout‚ Boo Radley and‚ Mrs. Dubose all represent what it means to be courageous in the book To Kill a Mockingbird. Atticus is courageous for representing Tom Robinson. The town that Atticus lives in is a town filled with racism. The town’s usual diseases is racism. Atticus knows this better than anyone but still chooses to accept Tom’s case and fight because of his morals. His biggest reason for fighting is that he says he wouldn’t be able to live with

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    “Come on‚” I whispered. We ran across the square until we were hidden from view. Why the heck was Atticus was hangin’ ‘round the jailhouse this time at night? Only thing ‘round here at this time were the niggers. But‚ I was proven wrong when shadowy silhouettes got out of cars in pairs and walked purposely towards Atticus. From our vantage point‚ the men blocked Atticus from view and they spoke so softly that I could barely hear them. Something… something about this situation was just… fishy. Yeah

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    French parents seem to be more lenient towards their children than the American parents. In which few of the Americans consider that a good way for the child to be supported in‚ from the beginning towards taking decisions and depending on themselves. American mothers overly love for their children lead them sometimes to spoil their kids or reversely make them strict with their kids. In France‚ children are provided more freedom to be who they are than American children‚ in a way. American

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    Chris Cunningham

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    Structural  Issues - Chris is not following rules and policies. Not sticking to his role as a salesman Options - Clearly define salesman role. Although Chris is showing excellence at work‚ it is affecting every other dept. To tackle this‚ leadership from Elizabeth is extremely important. She needs to show the organization that no one can get away with this type of behavior.  Human Resources Issues – As far as HR goes‚ Chris is doing a good job in that he has the skills and enthusiasm for the

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    Atticus Finch

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    1/21/13 Atticus Finch Throughout life‚ many amazing individuals enter and leave‚ each having impact and influence on each person they have been around. These people can teach others so much about events or problems that occur in everyday life by both their words and actions. Atticus Finch is one man who any person no matter their age‚ race‚ or background‚ can learn from. If the definition of a “good man” were looked up online‚ the computer would probably suggest to visit a site about Atticus Finch

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    the great depression‚ and is narrated by a girl named jean Louise (Scout) Finch. Her father‚ Atticus finch is a lawyer who is told to defend a black man‚ and her brother who is always with no matter what. The book follows this girl for 3 years and documents all the important things that happened in her life. The story is set in a town called Macomb which is in Alabama in this town Atticus finch is told to defend a black man accused of raping a white lady hopelessly trying to prove that this

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    Mayell Ewell Essay Ava Chong Mayella Ewell Character Analysis In To Kill a Mockingbird‚ Harper Lee presents Mayell Ewell as a complex‚ round character with traits that evoke various feeling from the reader. In one light‚ “she seemed somehow fragile-looking” (179). She is scared of what would happen to her if anyone found out she was lying. The questioning became too much and made her “stare at (Judge Taylor) and burst into tears” (179). The crying showed her emotional and fragile side

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