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    that‚ in today’s society‚ the family losing it’s functions? There are many sociologists who have many different views on the family and the functions that they require. For example‚ George Murdock and Talcott Parsons who are functionalists. The warm bath theory and feminists. A famous sociologist who looked at the family is Murdock; he thought that the nuclear family was universal. He came to believe that the family had four main functions; economic – the family pool their resources and share

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    Taking the time to Reflect There are array of Marriage Family therapy model approaches which has different objective in each application within each model. Each model is specifically designed to target the problems effectively for achieving the ultimate results. Throughout this course I have learned different models concepts and there approaches. In learning the different models in this course‚ I have discovered that there are a couple of models that probably suit my personal style. I had the assumption

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    The documentary‚ Two American Families address the financial issues many Americans are still facing today. CBS wanted to capture and tell the world of the struggles Americans are facing when multinational corporations are moving their companies overseas‚ leaving people in America unemployed for cheaper labor. Business owners try to make the best decisions for the companies‚ but why don’t they ever make the best decision for their employees? Families expressed the "American Dream" they believed growing

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    Fun Home: A Family Tragicomic is an autobiography written by Alison Bechdel. The graphic novel takes its readers through Alison Bechdel’s childhood using engaging diction and detailed drawings. One of the biggest themes of Fun Home: A Family Tragicomic is the discovery of one’s sexual orientation. Over the course of her life‚ Alison Bechdel eventually comes to the realization that she is a lesbian. Interestingly‚ Alison Bechdel uses this novel to recount her experience of events that helped to shape

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    the Family: Recognizing Warning Signs and How to Cope”‚ n.d.). Mental health illness surrounds us. Mental health affects not only the person diagnosed‚ but

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    Just go out and step into the world of speech communities. The one I’ll be talking about in this paper is‚ one specific side of my family‚ the household of dad’s brother’s side. First we will distinguish‚ who are these people? Where are they from? What do they and where they are from look like? The genders in the household? The races? The average age

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    In Crime Family‚ written and narrated by Elisa Mala‚ the narrator discusses her experience with the family and friends of criminals‚ the criminals who mugged her. Mala describes the two women she encounters at the police station with vivid detail‚ focusing on their physical appearances and verbal nuances. Contrasting in physical appearance‚ one of the women is the “grandmotherly type… in a white oxford shirt… silver hair tucked away in a ballerina’s bun” (Mala 99). The other female is a “teenage

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    with increasing difficulty today as the media no longer cares about the well-being of children. Every ad is aimed to appeal to a child’s wants‚ and as money is no object to them‚ they pull at a parent’s heart until all is forgotten. In the essay‚ “Family Counterculture‚” Ellen Goodman expresses this common struggle of parenthood. Each parent quoted vents their frustration of so much counterculturing. But no one’s considered‚ “What if we didn’t have TV?” Countering the culture without a TV would be

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    Family History Interview The person I choose to interview was my mother Elizabeth . The reason I chose to interview her was that I wanted to gain a closer bond with her. She is the closet relative living from which I could gain the most knowledge. (Q11) She was raised by both of her parents. (Q1) Her father Marlyn ‚ was the Mayor or Morgantown‚ WV‚ as well taught law at WVU. Her Mother was Jerry ‚ a graduate of WVU with a bachelor’s degree in zoology. Jerry was a woman of many talents. She sold

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    In East of Eden‚ John Steinbeck‚ the author‚ introduces two families; the Hamilton family and the Trask family on Part I of the novel. The Hamilton family is warm and big‚ unlike the Trask family which is small and cold. The families are both run by the father; each of them raises them differently though. One through good will and the other through inheritance and rules. Although they run the family completely different‚ how they run it determines how their children turn out to be. The Trask’s and

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