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    In a community full of judgemental sinners one decides to face the truth. Throughout the short story “The Minister’s Black Veil”‚ Reverend Hooper was treated as an outcast for confessing to his sins. Although Hooper was doing the right thing in God’s eyes the community thought of Hooper’s sacrifices as evil. In “The Minister’s Black Veil”‚ Hawthorne portrays God as Hoopers greatest value as he examines the dignity‚ happiness‚ and relationships Hooper sacrificed for his relationship with God. By wearing

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    Pabla Case Study Summary

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    This case scenario focusses on Pabla a 20-year-old man of Cuban/Haiti national‚ who attends the project for food. Pabla lived in Peckham with his mum‚ dad and 17-year-old brother Pedro before becoming homeless 3 weeks ago as a result of him admitting his sexuality to his family as being gay. He studies History at the university and manages to attend lectures. He uses the university facilities to wash and stays in the library overnight for warmth. Pabla admitted to have been using drugs in particularly

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    rational‚ even if it was not free- it would be rational and deliberately aimed at the outcome we wanted. Even without free will‚ we will still be generous‚ brave‚cowardly‚kind or cruel. We just have more of an understanding to why people are bad- less judgemental. however all other events that occur in the world are effects of “ordinary causal sequences” our decisions and following actions are effects of causes (causal sequences) also “If this is so‚ we surely have good reason‚ a strong inferential base

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    seeing how Aunt Alexandra reacts‚ Scout thinks‚ “ I saw her head go up as she went through the door… after all if aunty can be a lady at a time like this‚ so can I” (Lee 318). Throughout the book‚ we get the impression that Aunt Alexandra is just as judgemental as everyone else. Here we learn when Scout uses Atticus’s advice‚ that all along she was just worried about Atticus. After learning this information about Tom Robinson‚ she was upset just like Atticus and Miss Maudie‚ and by putting herself in Aunt

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    Have you ever wondered how a mind in a judgmental world could change the meaning of life? The story “The Bicentennial Man” was written by Isaac Asimov and published in 1976. In 1972 the equal rights amendment in which gave women the right to have a voice and not be denied on account of their sex was passed. In conclusion‚ it allowed the character in “The Bicentennial Man”‚ Little Miss to be able to speak her mind and as a foil character allowed the main character to strengthen. A foil character is

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    Ugly Robert Hoge Summary

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    Many books fill the earth’s surface such as fantasy‚ historical fiction‚ fiction‚ nonfiction‚ biography’s‚ and autobiography’s. Just like salad connects with dressing‚ our eyes connect with our books‚ but learning the true theme of the book is discovered in many different way’s. In the book Ugly by Robert Hoge‚ he describes from birth how his disformation of legs and face give him the appearence of being “ugly”. He explains his diffucult journey of fighting through the hard times that life supplies

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    think of their daughter. Mother’s feel the pressure of having to make the choices that their daughters will eventually make when they’re old enough‚ especially in clothing‚ appearance and how they choose to present themselves to the eyes of the judgemental world‚ and make sure that their daughter is befitted in an appropriate

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    alienated from society. In the novel The Scarlet Letter by Nathaniel Hawthorne‚ Hester Prynne is isolated from society for adultery and cheating on her unseen husband. Although she is greatly burdened by her sin‚ her punishment illustrates how judgemental society can be to people to who break the social norms. Although Hester Prynne has to live everyday with a constant reminder of her sins―the letter A and her daughter Pearl―the Puritan society continues to punish Hester Prynne. Many of the women

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    is physical appearance. When the children don’t win it makes them feel as though they are ‘not pretty enough’ This could encourage the children in the future to rely on makeup and material things to boost their self-esteem an cause them to be judgemental on people who maybe don’t have the same clothes or look as them. The makeup the girls have to wear in the beauty pageants covers up the young girls natural beauty and forces girls to act and look more grown up than they are‚ therefore making them

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    positive personality change does not occur except in a relationship”. The core conditions in Person-Centered Therapy‚ congruence‚ unconditional positive regards and empathic understanding encourage the therapist to shows respect‚ empathy and non-judgemental which were essential in creating therapeutic alliance. At the same time‚ client is able to explore his or her thinking‚ feelings and behaviours without fear of being

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