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    My grandmother was the clear example of “if you don’t use it you will lose it”. She was retired and spent most of her time at home. The first most apparent signs of physical changes in her late adulthood were the grey hair‚ wrinkles‚ decline in vision and hearing among other typical signs. Specifically‚ she began to experience a medical condition called arthritis. Arthritis is the inflammation of the joints accompanied by pains‚ stiffness and movement

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    Academic Integrity in a Cultural Context Response to DISCUSSION QUESTION 2: Reliability of being straightforward with ourselves and using our own imagination By A. Shihab After having worked in many countries—Indonesia‚ Qatar‚ the USA‚ Egypt‚ the Philippines‚ Australia‚ and Papua New Guinea— I have learned that my specialized industry must always challenge and monitor itself when it comes to integrity. A delicate or specialized service or product always depends on singular customs concerning

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    would not be the case‚ and I would have to acknowledge that the sugar coating I had around life would eventually dissolve. During my early years of high school‚ my only concern was to fornicate with as many girls as possible‚ but as I started to get older my responsibilities started to expand. The last year of high school was my turning point‚ having to decide what career to pursue‚ what college I’d have to attend‚ and how to pay for my tuition along with rent. After graduating high school reality struck

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    personality traits did not change from adulthood to old age. However‚ as described in the article‚ “Personality Traits Change in Adulthood”‚ this assumption is no longer accurate. “Research now shows that personality traits continue to change in adulthood and often into old age and that these changes may be quite substantial and consequential” (Roberts & Mroczek‚ 2008). This finding is surprisingly accurate and has been evident through the experiences of the older adults that I interact with at my job

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    (especially high frequencies) — decreasing kidney function (50% decrease) — decreasing cardiac output (1/2 of that of 20 year-old) COGNITIVE DEVELOPMENT 1. Responsibility and Executive Thinking — recall Shaie: early adulthood is an achieving stage — middle adulthood involves what is called the responsible stage in cognition — decision making is based upon personal responsibilities towards others — can lead to what is called the executive stage — in this stage‚ the adult will apply

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    J.D. Salinger explores the difficulties associated with the passage from youth to adulthood in his novel‚ The Catcher in the Rye. The author especially highlights the importance people staying connected to others in order to make a mentally healthy and successful life transition. Holden Caulfield‚ the protagonist in the novel‚ is desperately clinging to his youth. Holden is obsessed with the phony nature of adults and judges the people around him based upon their degree of insincerity‚ two-facedness

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    Salinger over takes the voice of a 16 year old cynical boy Holden Caulfield who was recently expelled from his fourth school. Though Holden is the narrator and protagonist of the story Salinger’s main focus is not on Holden but on the reality of adulthood. Holden is constantly faced with the thought that it is his fate to control the purity of the youth. Having suffered a traumatic loss of a sibling at a young age‚ Holden develops a pessimistic view on the world and the “phonies” in it. Moreover‚

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    SUCCESS WITHOUT INTEGRITY IS SHAME In a childlike vision‚ success is to become a teacher‚ a doctor‚ an engineer‚ or an architect when he grows up. Have you ever heard of a child who says he wants to be a student someday? Perhaps none‚ maybe because we were all made to believe that success starts with a diploma. But in a room of grown-ups‚ success is earning more than your neighbor does‚ morally or immorally‚ legally or illegally and the diploma never really matters. It hurts to admit that money

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    means a person who is completely mature‚ independent‚ and purposeful. While this may be true‚ the way to get to this stage of life is debatable. Some believe that adulthood can be defined as a specific age. For example‚ the legal age for someone to be classified as an adult in the United States is 18 years old. Others believe adulthood is a state of mind that can not be pinned to a specific age. An example for this is the varying time among different people for the brain to fully develop.

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    Cebrina Webb Mr. Kautzer AP English 2B September 30‚ 2012 Essay: Let Teenagers Try Adulthood ; Leon Botstein I personally agree with Botstein’s theory that high school is over rated and used as an isolation or holding cell preventing students from witnessing the real world because in high school we are educated on the basics things that are needed to get into college (reading‚ writing‚ math‚ and science) but we are barely educated about the real world and how to survive in it. For example

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