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    Master Reed‚ because Missis kindly allows you to be brought up with them” (Bronte 10). Jane protests these concepts by physically attacking John Reed and lashing out at Mrs. Reed for calling her Jane is fully convinced that her protests against these notions are righteous and says “When we are struck at without a reason‚ we should strike back again very hard” (Bronte 48). “Jane cannot fit Mrs. Reed’s expectations‚ Mrs. Reed will treat her as an abomination‚ an unnatural child.” (Ellis 6) However‚ Jane

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    Psychodynamic Theory The psychodynamic theorist such as Sigmund Freud and Carl Jung suggest that psychological‚ emotional‚ and motivational forces occur in an unconscious level. Given the diverse cultural backgrounds that exist it is pivotal that professionals in the field develop an understanding of the ethnocentric limitations of the psychodynamic theory. Understanding the psychodynamic theory and multicultural elements coincide‚ but given the ethnocentric limitations discussed in this paper

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    titles) “How to Communicate Effectively and Handle Difficult People” and “Communication Success with Four Personality Types.”   1.    Empty Your Cup – Release Negative Emotions and Maintain Composure "Emptiness the starting point…drop all your preconceived and fixed ideas and be neutral. Do you know why this cup is useful? Because it isempty.” — Bruce Lee‚ philosopher and founder of Jeet Kune Do   It’s easy to allow a difficult person to upset us and ruin our day. You may feel angry‚ distressed‚

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    of presuppositions and his expectations towards the text. He is using the approach followed by literary theory where preconceptions govern the way u interpret where as for liberal humanists “words on page” or the “text” without any indulgence in preconceived ideas govern the way you interpret. It is on the basis of this liberal humanist feature that Leavis writes almost the whole essay and it is from here that other liberal humanist features stem from which can be found in the essay. The foremost

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    development and learning in every area. The way adults interact with children also plays a very important role in children’s learning and development. In our classroom the teacher must be open minded with no pre- conditioning‚ prejudices or preconceived notions as to what stage the child is at for example‚ that all children who are four will read. Children know if their teacher or any adult is insincere. Children are quick to pick up everything. Phoebe Child‚ head of the Montessori trust in London

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    rushed headlong into the worst possible scenario of her life- namely her husband in the arms of another woman. Her entire house of cards falls. The woman‚ mostly alone with her thoughts and deeds eventually comes to the realization that every preconceived notion she had about her life is in direct conflict with the truth and everything she held dear is worthless. This foundation on which she had built her life is now shattered‚ irretrievable‚ and it will force the woman to ask why she had never wondered

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    When conducting research about an author‚ it is crucial to understand why and what the author is writing about. Literary realism depicts things as they truly are‚ which is exactly what my chosen author‚ Rebecca Harding Davis‚ did when she wrote. Growing up‚ Davis worked hard to pursue her education despite the ideal that women should work solely in the household. Davis fought for social changes with minority groups such as african americans‚ women‚ the working class‚ etc.‚ and I find it admirable

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    Definition of Race Race is a social construction which involves putting people into categories to determine which group of people were to be considered privileged or otherwise superior to others. This categorization of people has been a concept not always understood. Therefore‚ to gain greater insight regarding this concept‚ one must fully examine the motivating factors that led Americans to construct racial categories and learn how race relations affect society as a whole. How Social Construction

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    The film titled Girl‚ Interrupted tells a story about a young woman‚ named Susanna‚ who was diagnosed with borderline personality disorder‚ due to‚ her erratic behaviour and attempting suicide by consuming an entire bottle of pills. Susanna’s parents‚ especially‚ find her actions to be a burden and problematic and collectively make a life changing decision for their “troubled” daughter. After consulting a psychiatrist‚ Susanna is sent to a psychiatric hospital to treat her new diagnosed mental illness

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    Course Reflection

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    The ultimate objective upon completion this course‚ was to make me a better writer‚ and I have definitely improved. The course allowed me to become a better critical thinker because it requires us to analyze‚ reflect on readings‚ going beyond more than giving a brief summary about them‚ evaluate and synthesize sources. While I discovered my strengths‚ I also gained more insight on my limitations. I think I did well in summarizing sources‚ touching on the important points in a concise manner. In

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