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    explorations in initial interaction and beyond: Toward a developmental theory of interpersonal communication. Human Communication Theory Antheunis‚ Marjolijn L.‚ Valkenburg‚ Patti M. & Peter‚ Jochen (2007) Computer-Mediated Communication and Interpersonal Attraction: An Experimental Test of Two Explanatory Maguire‚ Katheryn C. (2007) “Will it Ever End?” A (Re)examination of Uncertainty in College Student Long-Distance Dating Relationships. Goodboy‚ Alan K.; Myers‚ Scott A. (2007) Student Communication Satisfaction

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    Niagara falls as a tourist attraction. Niagara Falls has proven itself overtime to be an outstanding tourist location destination for visitor arrivals. When it comes to raw nature‚ not many other attractions can compare to Niagara fall’s scenic views; which have also been recognized as one of the ‘great seven natural wonders of the World.’ After the Ice-age around 10‚000 years ago‚ large glaciers melted; forming the falls that is known today throughout the Niagara region; which are located on

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    The Law of Attraction and Christianity When it comes to talking about the Law of Attraction‚ many Christians choose to avoid it. This isn’t because they do or do not believe in it‚ but because they don’t completely understand it. Several Christians claim this is because their is no proof of it in the bible‚ however‚ if you think about it there are a few suggestions throughout it. Just because the Law of Attraction is worldly‚ doesn’t mean it is ungodly. Different Perspectives The basics of Law

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    Speech to Explain Outline Topic: Attraction Specific Purpose: To explain to the class why we may become attracted to someone and what happens in our body when we are. Thesis: There are certain theories as to why we become attracted to someone. When we are attracted to someone‚ our brains release specific chemicals‚ and we subconsciously let the person know we are attracted through body language. Introduction: Your heart starts to race. You fix both your hair and your shirt. Your pupils dilate

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    own destiny. This system of beliefs became known as the “New Age Movement”‚ however it’s really not all that new. The “law of attraction”‚ as it’s also known‚ has been around perhaps nearly as long as humans have been able to have reasonable thoughts. In fact‚ there’s a quote from Buddha saying‚ “All that we are is a result of what we have thought.” This law of attraction has only gained popularity recently because of the emergence of books like The Secret into popular culture that seemed to take

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    romantic tone when describing how romantic relationships are affected over time. Vivian Diller’s article “Is love really Blind?” provides research to suggest that romantic relationships are affected over time because people tend to lose physical attraction to their mate. After reading both Shakespeare’s and Diller’s works one can conclude that time has a negative effect on love because people’s feelings change about their mate overtime. One of the ideas of time that and Shakespeare presents is Love

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    2 Social comparisons Chapter 8 Group Chapter 10 Hostile vs. instrumental aggression Social learning theory Frustration-aggression hypothesis Chapter 11 The factors that help/encourage relationship development Proximity Physical attraction Similarity Liking those that like us Chapter 12 Why do we help? Social exchange theory Social responsibility norm Evolutionary psychology Genuine altruism hypothesis When will we help and who is more likely to help? Chapter 13 The

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    Sexual Attraction In Passing In Passing‚ Nella Larsen’s focuses on the 1920’s‚ a time when African American people played a major role in society and culture. Although black people were very prominent during this time‚ the denial of racial identity in order to achieve success was an issue. Throughout the novella‚ attraction to the unknown leads to a question of sexuality. Irene is sexually attracted to Clare and the allure of risk she brings with her. Clare’s attraction to Irene‚ however‚ is

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    children and adults alike. However‚ his adult stories usually have a lot darker topics.. In the short stories "Mrs.Bixpy and the Colonel’s Coat"‚ "Nunc Dimmitis" and "The Visitor"‚ Roald Dahl plays with the idea that physical attraction is stronger than emotional attraction and he reinforces the theme that those who betray‚ deceive and manipulate eventually do get brought to justice‚ through dark humor and suspense. Justice is a deserved punishment or reward. In These short stories

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    different aspects of life‚ from our allegiances in war to our allegiances in a Presidential Election than why not our preferences and perceptions regarding relationships? It is not necessary that the person(s) have to work on that attraction or express their feelings. The attraction which develops may fade overtime‚ remain or may be the precursor of a relationship. However the friendship may turn out‚ in most cases there is no such thing as a platonic relationship between a boy and a girl during the course

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