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    Response Paper: Nature and Love: Prompt 1 To express a love and the physical connection associated with it‚ oftentimes adjectives can depict and describe relationships‚ or even people. Different aspects of nature can be substituted in place of the adjectives to help covey the same imagery‚ but often times in a more powerful manner. The use of nature in poems can be very effective when expressing emotions and actions associated with love. Using notions such as barking dogs to convey heartbreak

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    Harlow Attachment Theory

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    Harlow believed that “the need for affection created a stronger bond between mother and infant than did physical needs (food)” (Schultheis). One of Harlow’s experiments was to provide infant monkeys reared in isolation from their biological mothers with

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    Composition January 31‚ 2014 The Nature of Romantic Love In The Great Gatsby: Obsession‚ Self-Destruction‚ and Greed The Great Gatsby is a story about a man‚ Gatsby‚ who is stuck in alternate reality. He is stuck in a past life and wants to remain in it forever. The Great Gatsby reflects a story about the great American dream and‚ as some may view‚ a beautiful love story. The Great Gatsby is not a story about perfect love. In fact‚ it actually mocks the notion that love having no flaws. Fitzgerald

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    paragraphs‚ I’m going to explain Boethius’s (the author’s) point in including the discourse on the nature of love right after lady philosophy educate Boethius (the prisoner) on what true fortune is. Then‚ I will critically compare his view of love with that of Plato. After lady philosophy slowly educate Boethius (the prisoner) on what true fortune is and what it should resemble‚ a discourse on the nature of love was given in the form of a poem. The examples and the lectures that lady philosophy used in

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    celebrates the beauty of love whilst also exploring the destructive nature of pride - the tragedy is made all the more poignant because both these elements of human nature are incorporated. The play is mostly about how love‚ not pride can affect people’s emotions. Shakespeare shows how love can be beautiful yet destructive. The tragedy is created when love and pride work together to create doomed circumstances for Romeo and Juliet. “Romeo and Juliet” demonstrate that love affects people’s emotions

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    Pavlov, Lorenz and Harlow

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    goslings as to which group of eggs they had hatched from and then let them out together from an upturned box‚ each gosling went straight to its ’mother figure’. Lorenz’ goslings showed no recognition of their real mother. Harlow’s monkeys Harry Harlow did a number of studies on attachment in monkeys during the 1950’s. He stated that monkeys must form their attachments during the first year of life (critical period). His experiments

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    Early on in her life‚ Honey Harlow knew exactly what she wanted to become more than anything else in the world--a crime solving detective. Growing up reading Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s "Sherlock Holmes" and "Nancy Drew Mysteries" and watching old reruns of "Ellery Queen‚" "Columbo‚" and "Murder She Wrote‚" ignited her imagination for all things crooked‚ out of place‚ and not quite right. As if by design‚ her parents‚ old-school‚ wealthy philanthropists‚ Harris and Harper Harlow‚ had prophetically named

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    Harry Frederick Harlow‚ an American psychologist‚ was born with the name Harry Israel‚ the third child‚ in Fairfield‚ Iowa‚ but changed his last name to Harlow because a man with a Jewish last name would have troubles finding a job. After a year at Reed College in 1923‚ he transferred to Stanford University‚ where he completed his bachelor’s degree with a major in psychology in 1927. Continuing in graduate school at Stanford‚ Harlow was influenced by Calvin Stone‚ Lewis Terman‚ and Walter Miles‚

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    Through years of extracurricular activities‚ taking AP courses and always going the extra mile both inside and outside the classroom‚ Jocelyne Milke‚ Morgan Milke and Andrew Harlow are headed forcollege. As three of Palo Verde High School’s top graduating seniors‚ the dexterous trio said the key to their success is setting priorities‚ taking advice from their parents and doing what it takes to make their parents proud. Serving as this year’s valedictorian with a 4.29 cumulative GPA ‚ Jocelyne Milke

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    Harry Harlow and Mary Ainsworth shared a common interest in attachment. Although their work is different and how they went about doing their experiments there were similarities between the pair as both of them did studies to see how attachment presented itself in different individuals. Harlow’s work was based in a laboratory and was a long term experiment using monkeys. The treatment of the animals was seen as poor and unethical. Certain parts to the experiments could even be called cruel. Harlows

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