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    Enjoli Crum English 103 MWF 11-12p A Journey through Tragedy “Ordinary people” everywhere are faced day after day with the ever so common tragedy of losing a loved one. As we all know death is inevitable. We live with this harsh reality in the back of our mind’s eye. Only when we are shoved in the depths of despair can we truly understand the multitude of emotions brought forth. Although people may try to be empathetic‚ no one can truly grasp the rawness felt inside of a shattered heart until

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    Conflict Management for the Jarrett’s The Academy Award winning film Ordinary People follows a family that just endured a tragic loss. The movie is focused around the Jarrett family of Beth‚ the mother‚ Calvin‚ the father‚ and Conrad the son. The Jarret family has recently lost their son Buck in a boating accident. The other son Conrad was with Buck and witnessed him being pulled away by the current. Conrad is deeply impacted by the death of his brother and even tries to commit suicide. The movie

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    The movie Ordinary People describe the dysfunction of the Jarrett family after The oldest son‚ Buck‚ drowns in an accident and Conrad‚ the protagonist and brother of Buck‚ tries to kill himself. The movie starts with Conrad out of the hospital and trying to move on with his life. The communication in the household is disastrous‚ even hostile at times. Conrad and his parents‚ Beth and Calvin‚ engage in verbal silence and verbal abuse‚ which makes the household more dysfunctional. Using conflict management

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    Some people say that nothing is permanent in life. These people are wrong‚ one thing is permanent; death. When a loved one dies‚ they are not forgotten‚ they are forever remembered and continuously affect those who were close to them. In the novel‚ Ordinary People‚ written by Judith Guest‚ this theme is seen in the Jarrett family after their youngest son‚ Buck‚ died in a boating accident. Each family member deals with the shock of Buck’s Untimely death in different ways. Conrad feels responsible

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    earth. There are the Seven ‚ and other‚ Wonders of the Earth such as the marvels of The Pyramids Of Egypt‚ The Great Wall Of China‚ The Taj Mahal‚ The Leaning Tower Of Pisa‚ The Colosseum Of Rome‚ Stonehenge in England and others.But by the time ordinary people can visit the moon‚ I will probably be very old or dead. Anyhow it would be quite an experience to walk on the moon. It is said that there is no air or water there and our weight is many times less. I certainly would like to see how high I can

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    Case Conceptualization/Integration Project The Presenting Problem & Diagnosis Angela Laird Baker College of Owosso PSY 4110 Professor Chung The Presenting Problem & Diagnosis Client Name: Cody Nicholls Date of Assessment: 9/23/2017 DOB: 08/12/2011 Age: 6 years old Interviewer Name and Credentials: Angela Laird‚ LSW Presenting Problem/ History: Tonna Nicholls and her six-year-old son Cody came into counseling because of Cody’s behavioral and repetitive issues. Mrs. Nicholls states that Cody

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    Ordinary People Synopsis This movie is very real and heartbreaking. The portrayal of emotions and character feelings is acted very well. You can identify and relate with each of the characters on a personal level. Growing up in the suburbs of Chicago‚ the movie portrays a “normal” family and brings insights into the hidden dynamics of the family. The reality is that there is a lot going on in the background of the family and it is dealt with in a lackadaisical manner full of denial and ignorance

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    Summer Reading Notes: Ordinary People Chapter 1: "The small seed of despair cracks open and sends experimental tendrils upward to the fragile skin of calm holding him together. Are You on the Right Road?" P. 2 Only hope is holding Conrad together. "But he cannot relax‚ because today is a Target Date. Tuesday‚ September 30. One month‚ to the day‚ that he has been home. And what are you doing Jarrett? Asking weird questions like From what? Toward what? Questions without answers. Undermining

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    rustling of a bag of chips. Then a blast of voices begin to speak‚ the news team gives and update on a rainstorm approaching‚ the busy traffic to avoid‚ and the dull‚ repetitive story about a sketchy looking‚ yeti-like man who is a suspect of a murder case that the news team will never explain fully. The same stories are told and Conrad still sits in silence as Jeannine wraps her soft and delicate hand in his arm. The two ride along the winding road‚ watch the trees go by too fast out of the dusty window

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    high school. Preliminary conceptualization from a cognitive perspective Overall‚ there is an obvious feeling of disempowered regarding her right and or ability to make life decisions. She comes from a close-knit family‚ though some of her siblings have moved away to seek out goals beyond those that they may feel their parents are putting upon them. She has recently begun to disengage academically and socially as she feels the urgency of choosing to adhere to family tradition or to go out on

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